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NHL Game Night Thread
Started by Dark Knight, Dec 08 2009 05:55 AM
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Posted 08 December 2009 - 02:58 PM
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Left wing Kyle Calder, who suffered an eye injury at practice on Oct. 28, was cleared for full contact during practice on Monday and could be available this weekend. - Orange County Register
Defenceman Derek Morris and Dennis Wideman who both missed time during the third period of Saturday night's game, were both given a maintenance day on Monday and did not practice. - Boston Globe
Goaltender Cam Ward has been activated from the long-term injured list. Ward has missed the Hurricanes' last 13 games after being cut on his leg by a skate in Carolina's game at Columbus on Nov. 7. He is eligible to play in the Hurricanes' game at New Jersey on Wednesday, Dec. 9. - Media Release
Goaltender Craig Anderson, who is nursing a sore neck, missed his third straight game on Monday. - Denver Post
The Jackets sent winger Pascal Pelletier to the Blues for defenceman Brendan Bell and centre Tomas Kana. - TSN
Defenceman Ivan Vishnevskiy was paired with Trevor Daley in practice Monday. The 21-year old would be the fifth of six Stars' defenceman that will be 26 or younger. - Dallas Morning News
Darren McCarty, who won four Stanley Cups with the Red Wings announced his retirement on Monday. - News Release
Because they played last night, and then travelled to Ottawa, the Canadiens did not skate on Tuesday. Jaroslav Halak is expected to start tonight. - TSN
Rookie defenceman Matt Corrente played in place of defenseman Mike Mottau on Monday night, after Mottau couldn't suit up due to illness. - Bergen Record
Goaltender Rick DiPietro, suffered no ill effects after playing in the AHL on Saturday night. The club wants him to play two more games in the minors before recalling him. They have reportedly targetted Dec. 19 against the Montreal Canadiens as DiPietro's return date. - Newsday
Defenseman Wade Redden, who has missed five games with a bruised shoulder is expected to skate with the team Tuesday and might be able to play in Wednesday. - New York Post
Goaltender Brian Elliott will be making his ninth straight start tonight. - TSN
Forward Riley Cote took the place of suspended forward Dan Carcillo at practice on Monday. - Philadelphia Inquirer
Forward Dany Heatley and defenceman Dan Boyle both did not practice on Monday for what the team called a maintenance day. Heatley was suffering from flu-like symptoms, while Boyle was resting after heavy workloads in the last two games. Brad Staubitz and Jody Shelley practiced with the team, but there has been no timetable for their return to the lineup. - Mercury News
The Blues acquired winger Pascal Pelletier in exchange for defenceman Brendan Bell and centre Tomas Kana. - TSN
After playing five games with the Capitals, defenceman Karl Alzner was reassigned to the AHL's Hershey Bears. That move clears the way for the return of Shaone Morrisonn, who missed the last eight games with a concussion. - Washington Post
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Left wing Kyle Calder, who suffered an eye injury at practice on Oct. 28, was cleared for full contact during practice on Monday and could be available this weekend. - Orange County Register Defenceman Derek Morris and Dennis Wideman who both missed time during the third period of Saturday night's game, were both given a maintenance day on Monday and did not practice. - Boston Globe Goaltender Cam Ward has been activated from the long-term injured list. Ward has missed the Hurricanes' last 13 games after being cut on his leg by a skate in Carolina's game at Columbus on Nov. 7. He is eligible to play in the Hurricanes' game at New Jersey on Wednesday, Dec. 9. - Media Release Goaltender Craig Anderson, who is nursing a sore neck, missed his third straight game on Monday. - Denver Post The Jackets sent winger Pascal Pelletier to the Blues for defenceman Brendan Bell and centre Tomas Kana. - TSN Defenceman Ivan Vishnevskiy was paired with Trevor Daley in practice Monday. The 21-year old would be the fifth of six Stars' defenceman that will be 26 or younger. - Dallas Morning News Darren McCarty, who won four Stanley Cups with the Red Wings announced his retirement on Monday. - News Release Because they played last night, and then travelled to Ottawa, the Canadiens did not skate on Tuesday. Jaroslav Halak is expected to start tonight. - TSN Rookie defenceman Matt Corrente played in place of defenseman Mike Mottau on Monday night, after Mottau couldn't suit up due to illness. - Bergen Record Goaltender Rick DiPietro, suffered no ill effects after playing in the AHL on Saturday night. The club wants him to play two more games in the minors before recalling him. They have reportedly targetted Dec. 19 against the Montreal Canadiens as DiPietro's return date. - Newsday Defenseman Wade Redden, who has missed five games with a bruised shoulder is expected to skate with the team Tuesday and might be able to play in Wednesday. - New York Post Goaltender Brian Elliott will be making his ninth straight start tonight. - TSN Forward Riley Cote took the place of suspended forward Dan Carcillo at practice on Monday. - Philadelphia Inquirer Forward Dany Heatley and defenceman Dan Boyle both did not practice on Monday for what the team called a maintenance day. Heatley was suffering from flu-like symptoms, while Boyle was resting after heavy workloads in the last two games. Brad Staubitz and Jody Shelley practiced with the team, but there has been no timetable for their return to the lineup. - Mercury News The Blues acquired winger Pascal Pelletier in exchange for defenceman Brendan Bell and centre Tomas Kana. - TSN After playing five games with the Capitals, defenceman Karl Alzner was reassigned to the AHL's Hershey Bears. That move clears the way for the return of Shaone Morrisonn, who missed the last eight games with a concussion. - Washington Post#3
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Posted 09 December 2009 - 01:48 AM
2 - Tavares, J. (PPG, 10:52 in 2nd), Tavares, J. (PPG, 14:55 in 2nd) 6 - Richards, M. (PPG, 09:47 in 1st), Richards, M. (SHG, 15:14 in 1st), Carter, J. (PPG, 04:21 in 2nd), Carter, J. (07:04 in 2nd), Giroux, C. (PPG, 17:29 in 2nd), Giroux, C. (02:35 in 3rd) 
Philadelphia Flyers' Scott Hartnell, center, is shoved into New York Islanders goalie Martin Biron, bottom, by Islanders' John Tavares in the third period of an NHL hockey game, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009, in Philadelphia.
(AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
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Posted 09 December 2009 - 01:49 AM
4 - Cammalleri, M. (18:32 in 1st), Bergeron, M. (PPG, 11:47 in 2nd), Kostitsyn, A. (PPG, 17:48 in 3rd), Gomez, S. (EN, 18:55 in 3rd) 1 - Fisher, M. (01:46 in 2nd) 
Ottawa Senators right wing Daniel Alfredsson tries to push the puck past Montreal Canadiens' Jaroslav Halak during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Ottawa on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009.
(AP Photo/The Canadian Press,Adrian Wyld)
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Posted 09 December 2009 - 01:51 AM
2 - Kesler, R. (PPG, 12:12 in 2nd), Sedin, D. (16:25 in 3rd)
4 - Erat, M. (04:19 in 1st), Erat, M. (PPG, 03:03 in 2nd), Hornqvist, P. (PPG, 11:27 in 3rd), Erat, M. (EN, 18:54 in 3rd) 
Nashville Predators goalie Pekka Rinne (35), of Finland, and Marcel Goc (9) defend against Vancouver Canucks Ryan Kesler, center, in the second period of an NHL hockey game on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 in Nashville, Tenn.
(AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
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