Nashville, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Pekka Rinne stopped 26 shots and Nashville pumped home three power-play goals to fuel a 4-1 decision over Philadelphia at Bridgestone Arena. Colin Wilson scored twice and Filip Forsberg and Mike Fisher once each for the Predators, who have won six of their last eight. Roman Josi contributed two assists to the winning side. Claude Giroux provided the sole offense for the Flyers, who had won the first three outings on their current eight-game road trip. Ray Emery surrendered three goals on 37 shots in defeat. Matt Read and Giroux were sent off 26 seconds apart in the latter portion of the second period and Nashville cashed in twice in a span of 38 seconds to go up by a 3-1 count. We cant put ourselves in that position, Giroux said of the 5-on-3 disadvantage. On the hosts lead goal, Forsberg held at the left side then bounced a shot off Emery which then ricocheted off Fishers knee and bounced in at 13:57. Wilson followed by cranking one home from the bottom of the left circle through a James Neal screen and inside the far post at 14:35. Jakub Voracek -- the NHLs leading scorer -- had Rinne dead to rights but missed an open chance by shooting high halfway through the third. Emery was pulled with four minutes left, but Wilson soloed to the empty net at 16:42 to effectively wrap up the game. Philly had a late advantage but failed to click with the full two minutes. Forsbergs power-play marker before the midway point of the first period gave the hosts the lead. He fired away from the right circle and the puck found its way by a Fisher screen and Emery. Its nice getting (the power play) going, Wilson said. We need confidence in our power play. Hopefully it gets us going. Rinne did his best to preserve the slim lead when he dove across his crease to the right post to gobble up an open backhanded chance by Chris VandeVelde less than five minutes into the second period. The Flyers evened the score when Giroux gloved down an airborne Braydon Coburn lead pass in the neutral zone and converted from the right wing off a 2-on-1 break at the 6:50 mark. Game Notes Prior to Saturday, Nashville had gone 2-for-48 at home (4.2 percent) while skating with the extra man but finished 3-for-5 ... Wilson managed his first multi-goal performance of the season ... Giroux has collected seven points (4G, 3A) midway through the Flyers sojourn, and produced at least one point in each of the four contests ... Voracek was held without a point for just the eighth time in 35 games this season ... Prior to Fishers tally, the Flyers had only given up one 3-on-5 goal in 35 games this year. Montravius Adams Super Bowl Jersey . The above paragraph could be rewritten, verbatim, with Marcus Stromans name in place of Romeros. 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Miles wants to see the same sort of fight that Indiana showed in the third period be a part of its game in every quarter.Miles scored 25 points, George Hill added 20 and the Pacers rallied to beat the Miami Heat 106-95 on Wednesday. Miles and C.J. Watson combined for 10 of Indianas 17 points in a decisive third-quarter spurt.It shouldnt take us to get hit to bounce back, Miles said. Its just about us going out there with a focus from the jump every day.The Pacers (12-21) have been staggered plenty of times over the past few months. From Paul Georges broken right leg to the series of injuries that once left Indiana without any of its five starters from last season, the Pacers have not resembled the team that pushed Miami to the limit each of the past playoffs.This time, they appeared to be on the verge of getting blown out after the Heat took a 56-46 lead less than two minutes into the second half. But Indiana stuck around long enough for its perimeter shooters and defence to get back on track.Miles knocked down two 3-pointers in the key 17-2 spurt, and Watson made four straight free throws to give Indiana its first lead since the first quarter. David West hit a 3-pointer from just beyond the top of the key as time expired in the third quarter.When the buzzer sounded, the Pacers had turned a 68-61 deficit into a 78-70 lead that had Miami (14-19) reeling.Indiana pushed the lead to as much as 85-72 early in the fourth.We didnt close the quarter out good at all, said Heat star Dwyane Wade, who had 20 points, seven assists and three blocks. Thats been our Achilles heel all season, its been the fourth quarter.Chris Bosh had 18 points and eight rebounds for Miami, which has lost three in a row. Luol Deng scored 15 points.Watson finished with 11 points, and Hill ended Miamis comeback plans with two 3s late in the fourth quarter.We just continue to fight and play hard, Miles said. We have 10 guys now that can play and everybody out there on that floor can make a play and can help our team.dddddddddddd___TIP-INSHeat: Danny Granger showed his former team he can still play. In his first game as a visitor at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, the resurgent Granger finished with 14 points. Granger, Indianas first-round draft pick in 2005, had spent his entire career with the Pacers before he was dealt to Philadelphia in February. Strange, it was strange, Granger said. He was given a polite ovation when he first entered the game.Pacers: While Indiana leads the league in scoring defence and clamped down hard when it had to Wednesday, coach Frank Vogel is looking for more consistency. He said before the game that he wants his defence to dominate. That wasnt the case for most of the first three quarters, when Miami made nearly 60 per cent of its shots. But the Pacers allowed just two baskets over a 9-minute, 57-second span that changed the game. Miami wound up shooting 49.4 per cent.UP NEXTHeat: Visit Houston on Saturday.Pacers: Visit Milwaukee on Friday.HOME, SWEET, HOMEThe Pacers enjoyed seeing the Heat in town Wednesday. Indiana has won six straight regular-season home games over Miami and improved to 2-0 against the Heat this season.CHANGING TIMESWithout George or LeBron James around, Wednesdays game had a completely different feel from the fierce rivalries of the past two years. The intensity was lacking at times. And while the game was an announced sellout, there were empty seats. The chants of Beat The Heat didnt emerge until the fourth quarter. Even the players noticed.A couple of guys actually said something about that while we were out there, West said. I guess these three or four games in the regular season throughout the last three years have sort of been big games. But obviously, this doesnt have the one-seed implications we were fighting for the last few years. ' ' '