ABBOTSFORD, B. wholesale jerseys .C. -- Brian Lashoff scored at 3:59 of overtime Saturday as the Grand Rapids Griffins defeated the Abbotsford Heat 2-1 in American Hockey League action. Lashoff took a pass from Tomas Tatar right in front of goaltender Danny Taylor and slid a shot home for his fifth of year and second in two games versus the Heat this weekend. Garnet Exelby also scored for the Griffins (15-13-4-2), while Akim Aliu scored for the Heat (22-10-3). Tom McCollum made 32 saves for the win, while Taylor stopped 40 shots in taking the loss after getting the hook in Fridays 4-3 loss to the Griffins. Grand Rapids is two points behind the Rochester Americans for second in the North Division and is now on a three-game winning streak. Abbotsford is three points back of the Oklahoma City Barons for first in the AHL. The Heat opened the scoring just 1:25 into the game. Jordan Henrys point shot was stopped, but Aliu was there to bury the rebound. It was his second of the season in just his fourth game since joining the Heat last month. With 76 seconds to go in the middle period the Griffins tied the game. Jamie Johnson crossed the blue-line and set up Exelby for a huge one-timer slapshot that beat Taylor on Grand Rapids 25th shot of the game. After an Abbotsford power play came within a missed open net of getting the go-ahead goal midway through the third period, the Griffins got a scoring chance just as the penalized player jumped out of the box. Fabian Brunnstrom broke in on a 2-on-1 with only a Heat forward back to defend but Taylor made the save on the Swedes backhand attempt. Krys Kolanos, who was buzzing all game long for Abbotsford, came within inches of scoring when his wrist shot squeezed past McCollum but trickled just wide of the far post. NOTES: Abbotsford captain Quintin Laing played his 601st AHL game. The team paid tribute to him during a commercial timeout in the first period. 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