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DETROIT -- The Detroit Red Wings are known for their stars, but the third and fourth liners stole the show on Saturday night. Cory Emmerton had two goals and an assist, and Drew Miller scored twice in the Detroit Red Wings 8-2 win over the Los Angeles Kings. Miller is on the third line, which also featured Dan Cleary with three assists and Darren Helm with two. Emmerton is a part of the fourth line, from which Tomas Holmstrom had two assists and Justin Andelkader one. "I think its huge to get the contribution from everyone. Theres going to be nights where our big guys arent scoring all the time," Miller said. "You count on your third- and fourth-line guys to chip in and come up big for the team. Its good to see Emmer get two goals. Its a little kudos for the third and fourth lines." Niklas Kronwall added a goal and two assists, and Henrik Zetterberg, Pavel Datsyuk and Brad Stuart also scored for Detroit, while Jimmy Howard made 27 saves. "I thought we started real well and we werent able to maintain that kind of intensity, that kind of effort," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "But we did lots of good things, scored lots of goals. It was a tough night for them. Were happy to get the two points." Davis Drewiske and Jarret Stoll scored for Los Angeles, which lost for the sixth time in seven games amid reports that Darryl Sutter will become head coach in the upcoming week. Justin Williams and Dustin Penner had two assists each. "Flat-out mistakes that cost us goals," said Kings defenceman Rob Scuderi, who didnt think the unsettled coaching situation was a factor in the game. "I can only speak for myself, but once I get out there, I only worry about what I can do on the ice. Youre not worrying about who the coach might be, but thats just me." Jonathan Quick stopped four shots before being replaced less than halfway into the first period. Jonathan Bernier took over and made 15 saves. The Kings, last in the NHL in goals-per game, appear close to having their third coach of the season. A team spokesman had no comment, and interim coach John Stevens -- who replaced the fired Terry Murray -- was behind the bench on Saturday night. "If you give up eight goals, how many goals you score is going to be a moot point," Stevens said. Detroit scored twice within 15 seconds for a 2-0 lead two minutes in. Miller put in a rebound at 1:45, and Emmerton tipped in Jonathan Ericssons shot at 2:00. Kronwalls slapshot from the top of the right circle beat Quick at 8:32 and sent the goalie to the bench. Drewiskes second goal put Los Angeles on the board with 2:45 left in the first. Emmertons second goal restored the Red Wings three-goal lead with 1:25 remaining in the first period. He put a one-timed shot past Bernier from the inside edge of the left circle for his third this season. Stoll cut the Kings deficit to 4-2 with 8:57 left in the second period when he chipped in a rebound for his third goal. Zetterbergs eighth goal came with eight minutes left in the middle period, and Datsyuk netted his 10th with 22 seconds left in the second. Miller added his second of the game and fifth of the season 7:34 into the third period, and Stuart scored a power-play goal with 8:42 remaining. NOTES: Fourteen Red Wings players had at least one point. . The Kings have scored two goals or less in their last 11 games. ... Los Angeles has four players from Michigan or the Detroit area: Defenceman Jack Johnson is from Ann Arbor, defenceman Matt Greene is from Grand Ledge, defenceman Alec Martinez is from the Detroit suburb of Rochester, and enforcer Kevin Westgarth is a native of Amherstburg, Ont., which is just across the Detroit River. 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Wolf surrendered a tie-breaking RBI single to pitching counterpart Joe Kelly in a four-run fourth inning as the St. Louis Cardinals rolled to a 9-3 victory over the Brewers. St. Louis has won three of its last four while Milwaukee had a three-game winning streak snapped. Wolf cruised through the first three innings and took a 3-0 lead into the fourth before St. Louis went in front to stay. Kelly had the key blow in the inning: a two-out RBI single that put the Cardinals in front for good. "You get to the pitchers spot, youve got to get him out," Wolf said. "That was a big hit there. Unfortunately, that was the difference in the game." Wolf allowed nine hits and five earned runs in 5 1/3 innings. "I didnt think he had his best stuff," Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke said. "But he wasnt as bad as the numbers show." Kelly (2-4), on the other hand, got better as the game went along. He allowed three earned runs, all in the second inning, and 10 hits over 5 2-3 innings. After the rough start, Kelly was wondering how long he would remain in the game. "I went to the dugout and said, It might be one of those nights," Kelly said. "I was irritated." But Kelly channeled his anger. He held the Brewers scoreless over the next 3 2-3 innings and began to pick up steam as the game went along. Kelly picked up the second win of his career. His last was an 11-4 victory at Kansas City on June 22. Kelly entered Fridays game with seven straight quality starts but took the loss in his last three games. St. Louis manager Mike Matheny said Kelly showed the courage of a veteran by bouncing back from the most difficult start of his career. Kelly gave up hits to five of the first 10 batters he faced and didnt record his first swinging strike until his 37th pitch of the night. But he was able to keep his team in the game until the offence got rolling. "This was a great lesson for him," Matheny said. "He learned how to pitch when he didnt have his best stuff. He did a nice job of getting himself out of trouble." The Brewers, who stranded 10 runners, simply couldnt put the finishing touches on the early blitz. "We had him right where we wanted him more thann once," first baseman Corey Hart said.dddddddddddd"Youre always one hit away. But he battled and got out of it." Added Roenicke, "We didnt play well. When we dont play well, we dont get the breaks." St. Louis managed just two hits in the first three innings off Wolf but scored four runs on five hits in the fourth. David Freese ripped a two-run single to bring his team within 3-2. Daniel Descalso, who added an RBI single in the eighth, followed with a run-scoring double to tie the game. Shane Robinson walked before Kelly singled for his second RBI of the season. Milwaukee scored three times in the second to take a 3-0 lead. Wolf drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single. Norichika Aoki followed with a run-scoring hit. St. Louis, which scored nine straight runs, capitalized on two errors in the sixth to push the lead to 6-3. Yadier Molina, who singled to start the inning, stole third and came around to score when catcher Martin Maldonado threw wildly to third. Corey Hart, who had not made in error in his first 51 starts at first base, booted a grounder by Rafael Furcal to allow Robinson to score. Relievers Barret Browning, Edward Mujica, Mitchell Boggs and Marc Rzepczynski followed Kelly and kept the Brewers scoreless. Molina had three hits to push his average to .315. He stole two bases, giving him a career-high 10 for the season. Ryan Braun, who leads the NL with 29 homers, had three hits including two doubles. The Brewers tied a season-high with four errors for the second straight game. Maldonado had three. "Defence hasnt been one of our stronger suits lately," Hart said. "You have these games and good teams capitalize on those errors." NOTES: St. Louis OF Matt Holliday, who had two hits, has reached by hit or walk in the last 29 games. ... Thomas James, a volunteer statistician for the Cardinals for two decades, passed away earlier in the week. The team announced before the game that his seat in the press box will remain empty the rest of the season in his honour. .... Aoki has a six-game hitting streak. ...Furcal returned to the starting lineup after missing five games with a sore lower back. ...The Brewers outscored Houston 31-12 in sweeping their previous three-game series. wholesale jerseys china ' ' '