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TAMPA, Fla. -- Patrick Marleau scored, then waited nearly 10 minutes for his goal to end up on the board.It finally got there, and the San Jose Sharks kept rolling on this impressive road trip.Marleau had a goal that required two video reviews, Martin Jones made 25 saves and the Sharks beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-1 on Saturday night.Tommy Wingels and Marc-Edouard Vlasic also scored for the Sharks, who are 3-0 midway through a six-game road trip. San Jose is 11-3-1, including 6-1-1 on the road, against Tampa Bay since 2006.I think our road game is coming around, Sharks center Tomas Hertl said.The Western Conference champion Sharks had lost four of six away from home before the current streak.Tampa Bay got a goal from Anton Stralman.Marleau put a backhander on net at 7:18 of the first and then crashed into the goal along with Tampa Bays Andrej Sustr and Brayden Point.The original call was incidental contact between Marleau and goalie Ben Bishop, and thus no goal.The NHL situation room initiated a review to examine whether the puck crossed the goal line before the net was displaced. It was confirmed the puck went in before the net came off, but the no-goal call stood due to the incidental contact.San Jose then challenged to review interference on Bishop. After seeing another video and consulting with the referee, the NHL hockey operations staff determined that Point made contact with Bishop, resulting in the puck crossing the goal line, and the no-goal call was overturned.You have to live with that, Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper said.Jones was stellar, making pad saves on back-to-back shots by Brian Boyle in the first and stopping Point during a second-period breakaway.Jones again was unbelievable, San Jose center Chris Tierney said.Wingels scored about three minutes after Marleau, and Vlasics power-play goal midway through the second made it 3-0.Bishop made a left pad save on Joonas Donskois penalty shot 4:05 into the game.The Lightning pulled Bishop for the final three minutes but failed to get a shot on goal.You cant do that, Cooper said. That last 3 1/2 minutes can pretty much sum up what happened the first 57.Stralman got his first goal in 30 games at 5:43 of the third. 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RIO DE JANEIRO -- Iranian sports fan and activist Darya Safai returned to the Olympic volleyball venue Monday repeating her message and hoping the whole world hears: Let Iranian Women Enter Their Stadiums.After discussions with about a half-dozen venue officials leading up to the Iran mens teams match with defending champion Russia, she was allowed to stay and hold her sign in a front-row, courtside seat.They said I can stay. I am here to stay, she said.On Saturday, she was in tears when security officials told her she would have to leave if she kept it. Olympic officials do not allow political statements at the games, though the 41-year-old Safai insists its a gender message.Her tears were of joy Monday, when Iran lost in straight sets but her voice was heard. She posed for photos with fans, ggiving the thumbs-up sign and a peace sign.ddddddddddddhis sign to me, it means a lot, said Safai, born in Tehran but living in Belgium. The people protect me.The Olympics have provided the chance for some Iranian women to see a volleyball game for the first time.Women are generally banned from all-male sports events in Iran. The mens volleyball team reached its first Olympics and still had a shot at the quarterfinals.Safai initially sat in a seat that had better visibility for television cameras, even though she paid for a different one. By the third set, she had to move once someone came for that seat.---AP Sports Writer Anne M. Peterson contributed to this report. ' ' '