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NHL Game Night Thread
Started by Dark Knight, Feb 10 2007 05:27 PM
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 09:46 AM
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Updates for Sunday, February 11, 2007
Around The League:
The Latest from Atlanta
Steve Rucchin will likely miss another few games due to a concussion. He did not play against the Canucks Saturday night and will miss Sunday's game against Edmonton and Tuesday's contest against Calgary. - Atlanta Journal Constitution
The Latest from Boston
Brandon Bochenski is getting ice time on the Bruins' first line alongside Marc Savard and P.J. Axelsson. He was, however, moved to the fourth line during Saturday night's game. Chuck Kobasew, who was acquired by the Bruins in a trade with Calgary Saturday, won't suit up for his new team for at least a few weeks. He is recovering from a fractured elbow. With Glen Murray back on the shelf after reaggravating a groin injury, Marco Sturm took Brad Boyes' place with Patrice Bergeron and Phil Kessel. Boyes was on a fourth line with Mark Mowers and Petr Tenkrat. - Boston Globe/Herald
The Latest from Buffalo
Jaroslav Spacek will be out of the Sabres' lineup for a few weeks after breaking his left hand in Saturday night's game against the Flames. - Buffalo News
The Latest from Carolina
Josef Vasicek played on the Hurricanes' third line alongside the man he was traded for last season Scott Walker. Left Wing Ryan Bayda played Saturday after he was called up from the minors for the third time this season. - News Observer
The Latest from Colorado
Pierre Turgeon will return after a lengthy, healthy-scratch absence on Sunday. Turgeon probably will replace Brad Richardson in the lineup, and coach Joel Quenneville said he will use only six defencemen - not the seven of the past couple of games. - Denver Post
The Latest from Dallas
Antti Miettinen missed Saturday's game against Anaheim with a lower body injury. Coach Dave Tippett said Miettinen was going to test the injury in the pre-game skate but decided not to. He is listed as questionable for today's game - Dallas Morning News
The Latest from Detroit
The Red Wings announced Saturday that Dominik Hasek will miss the next two games with an inflamed right wrist. With backup Chris Osgood still on the shelf with a finger injury, that means the bulk of the goaltending duties will fall on rookie Joey MacDonald. There's still no timetable for Osgood's return. He was on the ice but didn't have his stick and didn't practice. Coach Mike Babcock marked Monday's game at Philadelphia as the return for defenceman Danny Markov, who suffered a contusion in his middle back against the Coyotes. - Detroit Free Press
The Latest from Florida
Centre Rostislav Olesz missed Saturday night's 5-2 victory against the Coyotes due to a shoulder injury. He sustained the injury in Thursday night's contest against Minnesota. - Miami Herald
The Latest from Minnesota
Brian Rolston was healthy enough to take part in Saturday's morning skate and should be able to return in the Wild's next game. He and Manny Fernandez (sprained knee) were out, but Fernandez skated on his own for the first time since the injury Saturday morning. Derek Boogaard was a healthy scratch. Defenceman Kurtis Foster returned after missing nine games because of a knee injury. - Star Tribune
The Latest from Nashville
Defenceman Shea Weber's pending return, along with Saturday's acquisition of defenceman Vitaly Vishnevski, meant the end of Sheldon Brookbank's stay in Nashville. He was sent back to the minors. - Nashville Tennessean
The Latest from New York Rangers
LW Pascal Dupuis, acquired from Minnesota on Friday, joined the Rangers yesterday and skated in the morning but did not make his debut. Coach Tom Renney elected to stick with the 18 skaters and goaltender who had produced Friday night's victory. But Renney said that after three practices, Dupuis would play Thursday at Carolina. - NY Daily News
Around The League:
The Latest from Atlanta
Steve Rucchin will likely miss another few games due to a concussion. He did not play against the Canucks Saturday night and will miss Sunday's game against Edmonton and Tuesday's contest against Calgary. - Atlanta Journal Constitution
The Latest from Boston
Brandon Bochenski is getting ice time on the Bruins' first line alongside Marc Savard and P.J. Axelsson. He was, however, moved to the fourth line during Saturday night's game. Chuck Kobasew, who was acquired by the Bruins in a trade with Calgary Saturday, won't suit up for his new team for at least a few weeks. He is recovering from a fractured elbow. With Glen Murray back on the shelf after reaggravating a groin injury, Marco Sturm took Brad Boyes' place with Patrice Bergeron and Phil Kessel. Boyes was on a fourth line with Mark Mowers and Petr Tenkrat. - Boston Globe/Herald
The Latest from Buffalo
Jaroslav Spacek will be out of the Sabres' lineup for a few weeks after breaking his left hand in Saturday night's game against the Flames. - Buffalo News
The Latest from Carolina
Josef Vasicek played on the Hurricanes' third line alongside the man he was traded for last season Scott Walker. Left Wing Ryan Bayda played Saturday after he was called up from the minors for the third time this season. - News Observer
The Latest from Colorado
Pierre Turgeon will return after a lengthy, healthy-scratch absence on Sunday. Turgeon probably will replace Brad Richardson in the lineup, and coach Joel Quenneville said he will use only six defencemen - not the seven of the past couple of games. - Denver Post
The Latest from Dallas
Antti Miettinen missed Saturday's game against Anaheim with a lower body injury. Coach Dave Tippett said Miettinen was going to test the injury in the pre-game skate but decided not to. He is listed as questionable for today's game - Dallas Morning News
The Latest from Detroit
The Red Wings announced Saturday that Dominik Hasek will miss the next two games with an inflamed right wrist. With backup Chris Osgood still on the shelf with a finger injury, that means the bulk of the goaltending duties will fall on rookie Joey MacDonald. There's still no timetable for Osgood's return. He was on the ice but didn't have his stick and didn't practice. Coach Mike Babcock marked Monday's game at Philadelphia as the return for defenceman Danny Markov, who suffered a contusion in his middle back against the Coyotes. - Detroit Free Press
The Latest from Florida
Centre Rostislav Olesz missed Saturday night's 5-2 victory against the Coyotes due to a shoulder injury. He sustained the injury in Thursday night's contest against Minnesota. - Miami Herald
The Latest from Minnesota
Brian Rolston was healthy enough to take part in Saturday's morning skate and should be able to return in the Wild's next game. He and Manny Fernandez (sprained knee) were out, but Fernandez skated on his own for the first time since the injury Saturday morning. Derek Boogaard was a healthy scratch. Defenceman Kurtis Foster returned after missing nine games because of a knee injury. - Star Tribune
The Latest from Nashville
Defenceman Shea Weber's pending return, along with Saturday's acquisition of defenceman Vitaly Vishnevski, meant the end of Sheldon Brookbank's stay in Nashville. He was sent back to the minors. - Nashville Tennessean
The Latest from New York Rangers
LW Pascal Dupuis, acquired from Minnesota on Friday, joined the Rangers yesterday and skated in the morning but did not make his debut. Coach Tom Renney elected to stick with the 18 skaters and goaltender who had produced Friday night's victory. But Renney said that after three practices, Dupuis would play Thursday at Carolina. - NY Daily News
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 03:37 PM
Final in a game neither starting goalie finished:
5 - COL: SAKIC, J. (19:19 in 1st), STASTNY, P. (08:54 in 2nd), WOLSKI, W. (09:43 in 2nd), HEJDUK, M. (PPG, 01:42 in 3rd), MCLEAN, B. (04:19 in 3rd)
7 - DAL: DALEY, T. (02:52 in 1st), BARNES, S. (14:56 in 1st), LEHTINEN, J. (18:09 in 1st), HAGMAN, N. (03:07 in 2nd), LUNDQVIST, J. (10:17 in 2nd), BOUCHER, P. (PPG, 13:43 in 2nd), HALPERN, J. (17:32 in 3rd)
Colorado Avalanche's Karlis Skrastins (3) and goalie Jose Theodore (60) look on as a shot by Dallas Stars' Joel Lundqvist of Sweden (39) goes in for a goal in the second period of a hockey game in Dallas, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007.
(AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
Colorado Avalanche' Kurt Sauer (34) collides with Dallas Stars left wing Loui Eriksson (21) of Sweden, in the first period of a hockey game in Dallas, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007.
(AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
Colorado Avalanche's Jordan Leopold, left, loses control of the puck after colliding with Dallas Stars' Joel Lundqvist (39) of Sweden in the second period of a hockey game in Dallas, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007.
(AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
Goalie Marty Turco #35 of the Dallas Stars lets a goal by Wojtek Wolski of the Colorado Avalanche in the second period on February 11, 2007 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.
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5 - COL: SAKIC, J. (19:19 in 1st), STASTNY, P. (08:54 in 2nd), WOLSKI, W. (09:43 in 2nd), HEJDUK, M. (PPG, 01:42 in 3rd), MCLEAN, B. (04:19 in 3rd) 7 - DAL: DALEY, T. (02:52 in 1st), BARNES, S. (14:56 in 1st), LEHTINEN, J. (18:09 in 1st), HAGMAN, N. (03:07 in 2nd), LUNDQVIST, J. (10:17 in 2nd), BOUCHER, P. (PPG, 13:43 in 2nd), HALPERN, J. (17:32 in 3rd)Colorado Avalanche's Karlis Skrastins (3) and goalie Jose Theodore (60) look on as a shot by Dallas Stars' Joel Lundqvist of Sweden (39) goes in for a goal in the second period of a hockey game in Dallas, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007.
(AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
Colorado Avalanche' Kurt Sauer (34) collides with Dallas Stars left wing Loui Eriksson (21) of Sweden, in the first period of a hockey game in Dallas, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007.
(AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
Colorado Avalanche's Jordan Leopold, left, loses control of the puck after colliding with Dallas Stars' Joel Lundqvist (39) of Sweden in the second period of a hockey game in Dallas, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007.
(AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
Goalie Marty Turco #35 of the Dallas Stars lets a goal by Wojtek Wolski of the Colorado Avalanche in the second period on February 11, 2007 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.
(Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 03:47 PM
4 - TBL: PROSPAL, V. (00:44 in 2nd), TARNASKY, N. (17:24 in 2nd), LECAVALIER, V. (18:12 in 2nd), BOYLE, D. (PPG, 00:56 in 3rd)
1 - NJD: GOMEZ, S. (PPG, 02:12 in 1st)QUOTE
Madden put his stick down to deflect a power-play shot by Lightning forward Eric Perrin and the puck deflected and hit him in the right side of his face, opening a cut.
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John Madden #11 of the New Jersey Devils shows the result of being hit in the face with a puck during first period action against the Tampa Bay Lightning on February 11, 2007 at the Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Brian Rafalski #28 of the New Jersey Devils keeps the puck from Brad Richards #19 of the Tampa Bay Lightning on February 11, 2007 at Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Eric Perrin #9 of the Tampa Bay Lightning tries to control the puck in front of goaltender Martin Brodeur #30 of the New Jersey Devils on February 11, 2007 at the Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Nick Tarnasky #74 of the Tampa Bay Lightning celebrates his second period goal against the New Jersey Devils on February 11, 2007 at Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 03:52 PM
Final:
5 - CHI: SHARP, P. (09:00 in 1st), SMOLINSKI, B. (PPG, 10:02 in 1st), HAVLAT, M. (12:38 in 1st), LAPOINTE, M. (04:47 in 2nd), BONDRA, P. (03:14 in 3rd)
4 - CBJ: HAINSEY, R. (PPG, 03:23 in 2nd), CARTER, A. (PPG, 18:23 in 2nd), SVITOV, A. (09:18 in 3rd), VYBORNY, D. (16:02 in 3rd)
Chicago Blackhawks' Nikolai Khabibulin, left, of Russia, makes a save as teammate Duncan Keith, right, keeps Columbus Blue Jackets' Nikolai Zherdev, of Ukraine, away from the puck during the second period of an NHL hockey game Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007, in Columbus, Ohio.
(AP Photo/Jay LaPrete)
5 - CHI: SHARP, P. (09:00 in 1st), SMOLINSKI, B. (PPG, 10:02 in 1st), HAVLAT, M. (12:38 in 1st), LAPOINTE, M. (04:47 in 2nd), BONDRA, P. (03:14 in 3rd) 4 - CBJ: HAINSEY, R. (PPG, 03:23 in 2nd), CARTER, A. (PPG, 18:23 in 2nd), SVITOV, A. (09:18 in 3rd), VYBORNY, D. (16:02 in 3rd)Chicago Blackhawks' Nikolai Khabibulin, left, of Russia, makes a save as teammate Duncan Keith, right, keeps Columbus Blue Jackets' Nikolai Zherdev, of Ukraine, away from the puck during the second period of an NHL hockey game Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007, in Columbus, Ohio.
(AP Photo/Jay LaPrete)
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 04:43 PM
At the end of the 2nd:
1 - CGY: TANGUAY, A. (03:58 in 2nd)
6 - DET: ZETTERBERG, H. (08:43 in 1st), DATSYUK, P. (12:44 in 1st), SCHNEIDER, M. (13:54 in 1st), ZETTERBERG, H. (PPG, 03:16 in 2nd), WILLIAMS, J. (11:02 in 2nd), HOLMSTROM, T. (11:40 in 2nd)
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 07:03 PM
Detroit is quietly moving up and heating up. Don't ya just love this last stretch before the playoffs?
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 07:05 PM
Final:
4 - CGY: TANGUAY, A. (03:58 in 2nd), FRIESEN, J. (13:40 in 3rd), HAMRLIK, R. (16:13 in 3rd), GIORDANO, M. (17:20 in 3rd)
7 - DET: ZETTERBERG, H. (08:43 in 1st), DATSYUK, P. (12:44 in 1st), SCHNEIDER, M. (13:54 in 1st), ZETTERBERG, H. (PPG, 03:16 in 2nd), WILLIAMS, J. (11:02 in 2nd), HOLMSTROM, T. (11:40 in 2nd), FRANZEN, J. (18:37 in 3rd)
Detroit Red Wings winger Henrik Zetterberg (40), of Sweden, watches the puck go past Calgary Flames goalie Jamie McLennan while defended by Flames' Brad Stuart, left, and center Matthew Lombardi (18) during the second period of their hockey game in Detroit, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007.
(AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
4 - CGY: TANGUAY, A. (03:58 in 2nd), FRIESEN, J. (13:40 in 3rd), HAMRLIK, R. (16:13 in 3rd), GIORDANO, M. (17:20 in 3rd) 7 - DET: ZETTERBERG, H. (08:43 in 1st), DATSYUK, P. (12:44 in 1st), SCHNEIDER, M. (13:54 in 1st), ZETTERBERG, H. (PPG, 03:16 in 2nd), WILLIAMS, J. (11:02 in 2nd), HOLMSTROM, T. (11:40 in 2nd), FRANZEN, J. (18:37 in 3rd)Detroit Red Wings winger Henrik Zetterberg (40), of Sweden, watches the puck go past Calgary Flames goalie Jamie McLennan while defended by Flames' Brad Stuart, left, and center Matthew Lombardi (18) during the second period of their hockey game in Detroit, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007.
(AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 07:19 PM
At the end of the 2nd:
1 - ATL: BELANGER, E. (05:15 in 1st)
4 - EDM: SMYTH, R. (PPG, 09:40 in 1st), BERGERON, M. (07:33 in 2nd), POULIOT, M. (11:10 in 2nd), LUPUL, J. (12:24 in 2nd)
1 - ATL: BELANGER, E. (05:15 in 1st) 4 - EDM: SMYTH, R. (PPG, 09:40 in 1st), BERGERON, M. (07:33 in 2nd), POULIOT, M. (11:10 in 2nd), LUPUL, J. (12:24 in 2nd)
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