Uniondale, NY (SportsNetwork. Tony Romo Jersey .com) - Martin Brodeur picked up his 689th career win and his first as a member of a team other than the New Jersey Devils. Subbing for an ineffective Jake Allen, Brodeur came up with 14 saves on 15 shots through the games final two periods as the St. Louis Blues rallied from three goals down to claim a 6-4 victory over the New York Islanders at Nassau Coliseum. T.J. Oshie began a three-goal final stanza with a power-play marker, while Paul Stastny and Vladimir Tarasenko added late scores for the Blues, who had lost back-to-back divisional road games. Allen gave up three goals on 12 shots in the first period. Frans Nielsen, Ryan Strome, Michael Grabner and John Tavares supplied offense for the Islanders, who had won their previous three contests. Jaroslav Halak was on the hook for all six goals on 40 shots in defeat. Oshie tipped in a Kevin Shattenkirk shot less than five minutes into the third and forged a 4-4 deadlock only 11 seconds after Strome was sent off for hooking. Stastnys second goal of the contest -- a one-timer from the right side off a dish from Joakim Lindstrom -- came with 6:34 left in regulation and gave the Blues their first lead of the game at 5-4. Tarasenkos score with 2:28 to play sealed the outcome for the visitors. The slick Russian tallied in an identical fashion to Stastny, except had a half- open net at which to shoot after Jori Lehtera slipped a pass through from the left wing. Nielsens power-play marker before the eight-minute mark of the opening period got the hosts on the board. Allen preserved the margin inside of four minutes remaining when he snagged a Mikhail Grabovski try at the left post out of the air before it crossed the goal line, but faltered in the latter stages. It was 2-0 when Strome ripped a shot from the point off a turnover with 1:59 left before intermission and Grabner added his first of the year on a rebound 1:38 later to send the Isles to the locker room ahead 3-0. Stastny put the Blues on the board with 2:36 elapsed in the second at the tail end of a power play and the visitors drew within one just under two minutes later on a bouncing redirection from Patrik Berglund. Shattenkirks blast from the right point late in another St. Louis advantage evened the score with 7:26 left in the period, but a Tavares floater eluded Brodeur with 53.4 on the clock and the Isles went up 4-3 after 40 minutes. Game Notes Brodeurs appearance was just his 16th career relief stint and first since Jan. 8, 2011 for the Devils. He picked up his first victory since going the distance for New Jersey on April 13 against Boston in a 3-2 decision ... The Islanders had won seven in a row at home since an Oct. 28 loss to Winnipeg ... The Blues scratched forward Alex Steen due to a lower-body injury ... St. Louis defenseman Barret Jackman participated in his 750th career game ... Lindstrom recorded three assists, while Shattenkirk added two helpers to his goal ... Kyle Okposo and Nick Leddy each had a pair of assists for New York ... The Blues converted 3-of-5 chances on the power play, and the Islanders tallied twice in five chances with the extra man. Terrell Owens Cowboys Jersey . With nothing tangible at stake, the Raptors turned in their most impressive outing of the fall in their seventh and second to last exhibition tilt against their stiffest competition yet, but they lost a couple starters in the process. Randy White Cowboys Jersey . 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"Hopefully, I can keep it going through September and October." McCann went deep in the third after Justin Upton kept the inning going with a two-out single. Upton had to leave the game in the sixth after being struck on the left hand by a pitch, but X-rays were negative. He is day to day. Medlen (11-12) capped a series of dominant pitching by the Braves, who surrendered just three runs in three games and maintained a commanding 13-game lead in the NL East. David Carpenter gave up a pinch-hit homer to Lonnie Chisenhall in the eighth, but Craig Kimbrel worked a scoreless ninth for his 43rd save in 46 chances. "Weve been getting good pitching all season long," McCann said. "Thats why were in the position were in." Medlen hasnt matched what he did the final two months of 2012, when he joined the rotation, made a dozen starts and went 9-0 with a 0.97 ERA. But manager Fredi Gonzalez likes what he sees. "People were expecting him to do the same thing," Gonzalez said. "Thats just a fantasy." Ubaldo Jimenez (9-9) took the loss. He pitched seven strong innings, but one big mistake cost him. McCann launched his 19th homer of the season about 10 rows back in the right-field seats, giving the Braves all the runs they would need for their fourth straight victory. The only good news for the Indians: They didnt lose any ground in the AL wild-card race, remaining four games back of Oakland. The As lost 7-6 at Detroit. "Really, the whole series was their ability to get a big hit and we didnt," Cleveland manager Terry Francona said. "Low-scoring games and they were able to find a way to get a big hit and we didnt." Medlen surrendered six hits in snapping a two-game losing sttreak, taking advantage of a team that is struggling offensively in what could be a crucial stretch of its season. Terrell Owens Womens Jersey. The Indians have scored more than three runs only once in the last seven games as they prepare for upcoming series against AL Central-leading Detroit and playoff contender Baltimore. Cleveland didnt get more than one runner aboard in any inning until the seventh, when Carlos Santana led off with a single and Yan Gomes reached on a hit with one out. The threat fizzled as Asdrubal Cabrera flied out to centre and Mike Aviles lined out to right. "When youre not knocking the ball all over the ballpark, then getting key hits is huge," Francona said. "We havent been able to." With the Cleveland offence posing little threat, the biggest scare for the Braves came in the sixth when Upton was plunked on the left hand by a 92 mph fastball from Jimenez. As Upton walked off the field, there was a sense of dread at Turner Field. Just eight days earlier, outfielder Jason Heyward was struck in the face by a pitch against the New York Mets, leaving him with a broken jaw that required surgery. He could miss the rest of the regular season, though Heyward hopes to return in time for the playoffs. Uptons injury was not nearly as serious, it turned out, the Braves finally catching a break in what has been an injury plagued season. "Thats a fragile area," said Upton, his hand wrapped after the game. "It was definitely a little bit scary." Gonzalez said hell probably sit Upton on Friday as a precaution and "go from there." NOTES: The Indians released RHP Brett Myers from his contract. After signing a $7 million contract, he went 0-3 with an 8.02 ERA before going on the disabled list April 20. He didnt pitch again for the Indians, but hopes to catch on with another team for the final month. ... Chisenhalls drive off Carpenter was the first pinch-hit homer of his career. ... The Braves begin a three-game home series against Miami on Friday, with Julio Teheran (10-7) facing Jose Fernandez (10-5). ... Zach McAllister (7-7) will go for the Indians against Detroits Rick Porcello (10-7) in the opener of that series. ' ' '