March 9, 2012
March 9, 2012
PIT 4 - FLA 3 (SO)
Shots: 29-26 PIT
PP: PIT - 0/3; FLA - 1/6
12:45 1-0 PIT Simon Despres [2] (J.T. Miller)
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30:56 1-1 FLA Michael Frolík [30] (Petter Granberg, Keith Ballard)SH
35:03 2-1 PIT David Clarkson [13] (Brooks Orpik, Fedor Tyutin)
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44:27 2-2 FLA Pavol Demitra [25] (Jiri Hudler, Michael Frolík)
46:59 2-3 FLA Anton Gustafsson [15] (Pavol Demitra, Petter Granberg)PP
49:08 3-3 PIT James van Riemsdyk [18] (Cody Hodgson, Milan Michalek)
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Shootout
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Pittsburgh Penguins win 2-1
Pittsburgh Penguins - Cody Hodgson, goal; James van Riemsdyk, goal; Anze Kopitar, miss;
Florida Panthers - Michael Frolík, goal; Jiri Hudler, miss; Michal Repík, miss;
Three stars:
1st: Michael Frolík
2nd: Pavol Demitra
3rd: David Clarkson
Farm result: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 0 - San Antonio 0
DET 2 - LA 3 (SO)
Shots: 24-18 DET
PP: DET - 0/4; LA - 1/2
15:57 0-1 LA Paul Stastny [28])
16:49 1-1 DET Dave Bolland [8] (Alexander Steen, Nick Boynton)
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27:45 1-2 LA Kyle Turris [13] (Sidney Crosby, Paul Stastny)PP
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49:04 2-2 DET Petr Prucha [4] (Viktor Kozlov, Dave Bolland)
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Shootout
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Los Angeles Kings win 2-1
Detroit Red Wings - Mike Green, miss; Alexander Steen, goal; Andrei Loktionov, miss;
Los Angeles Kings - Paul Stastny, miss; Sidney Crosby, goal; Steve Sullivan, goal;
Three stars:
1st: Dave Bolland
2nd: Paul Stastny
3rd: Jonathan Quick
Farm result: Grand Rapids 4 - Manchester 3
CHI 4 - NYR 2
Shots: 23-20 NYR
PP: CHI - 0/3; NYR - 0/4
18:49 0-1 NYR Martin Hanzal [9] (Trent Hunter, Colin White)
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28:18 0-2 NYR Patrick Marleau [15] (Simon Gagné, Mikael Salmivirta)
29:24 1-2 CHI Kyle Beach [5] (Derek Joslin, Duncan Keith)
39:33 2-2 CHI Charlie Coyle [8] (Brian Ward, Alexei Semenov)
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47:33 3-2 CHI Brian Campbell [5] (Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews)
58:51 4-2 CHI Patrick Kane [26] (Charlie Coyle, Jaroslav Halak) EN
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Three stars:
1st: Charlie Coyle
2nd: Patrick Kane
3rd: Brian Campbell
Farm result: Rockford 4 - Connecticut 0
CGY 2 - WPG 1 (OT)
Shots: 23-7 CGY
PP: CGY - 1/2; WPG - 1/2
02:19 1-0 CGY Nikolai Zherdev [23] (Matt Lashoff, Marc-Édouard Vlasic)
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no scoring
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46:48 1-1 WPG Patrice Bergeron [5] (Logan Couture)PP
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61:04 2-1 CGY Shawn Horcoff [15] (Nikolai Zherdev, Braydon Coburn)PP
Three stars:
1st: Nikolai Zherdev
2nd: Shawn Horcoff
3rd: Braydon Coburn
Farm result: Abbotsford 9 - St. John's 2
Shots: 29-26 PIT
PP: PIT - 0/3; FLA - 1/6
12:45 1-0 PIT Simon Despres [2] (J.T. Miller)
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30:56 1-1 FLA Michael Frolík [30] (Petter Granberg, Keith Ballard)SH
35:03 2-1 PIT David Clarkson [13] (Brooks Orpik, Fedor Tyutin)
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44:27 2-2 FLA Pavol Demitra [25] (Jiri Hudler, Michael Frolík)
46:59 2-3 FLA Anton Gustafsson [15] (Pavol Demitra, Petter Granberg)PP
49:08 3-3 PIT James van Riemsdyk [18] (Cody Hodgson, Milan Michalek)
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Shootout
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Pittsburgh Penguins win 2-1
Pittsburgh Penguins - Cody Hodgson, goal; James van Riemsdyk, goal; Anze Kopitar, miss;
Florida Panthers - Michael Frolík, goal; Jiri Hudler, miss; Michal Repík, miss;
Three stars:
1st: Michael Frolík
2nd: Pavol Demitra
3rd: David Clarkson
Farm result: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 0 - San Antonio 0
DET 2 - LA 3 (SO)
Shots: 24-18 DET
PP: DET - 0/4; LA - 1/2
15:57 0-1 LA Paul Stastny [28])
16:49 1-1 DET Dave Bolland [8] (Alexander Steen, Nick Boynton)
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27:45 1-2 LA Kyle Turris [13] (Sidney Crosby, Paul Stastny)PP
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49:04 2-2 DET Petr Prucha [4] (Viktor Kozlov, Dave Bolland)
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Shootout
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Los Angeles Kings win 2-1
Detroit Red Wings - Mike Green, miss; Alexander Steen, goal; Andrei Loktionov, miss;
Los Angeles Kings - Paul Stastny, miss; Sidney Crosby, goal; Steve Sullivan, goal;
Three stars:
1st: Dave Bolland
2nd: Paul Stastny
3rd: Jonathan Quick
Farm result: Grand Rapids 4 - Manchester 3
CHI 4 - NYR 2
Shots: 23-20 NYR
PP: CHI - 0/3; NYR - 0/4
18:49 0-1 NYR Martin Hanzal [9] (Trent Hunter, Colin White)
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28:18 0-2 NYR Patrick Marleau [15] (Simon Gagné, Mikael Salmivirta)
29:24 1-2 CHI Kyle Beach [5] (Derek Joslin, Duncan Keith)
39:33 2-2 CHI Charlie Coyle [8] (Brian Ward, Alexei Semenov)
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47:33 3-2 CHI Brian Campbell [5] (Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews)
58:51 4-2 CHI Patrick Kane [26] (Charlie Coyle, Jaroslav Halak) EN
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Three stars:
1st: Charlie Coyle
2nd: Patrick Kane
3rd: Brian Campbell
Farm result: Rockford 4 - Connecticut 0
CGY 2 - WPG 1 (OT)
Shots: 23-7 CGY
PP: CGY - 1/2; WPG - 1/2
02:19 1-0 CGY Nikolai Zherdev [23] (Matt Lashoff, Marc-Édouard Vlasic)
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no scoring
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46:48 1-1 WPG Patrice Bergeron [5] (Logan Couture)PP
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61:04 2-1 CGY Shawn Horcoff [15] (Nikolai Zherdev, Braydon Coburn)PP
Three stars:
1st: Nikolai Zherdev
2nd: Shawn Horcoff
3rd: Braydon Coburn
Farm result: Abbotsford 9 - St. John's 2
Re: March 9, 2012
Three games require action past regulation on a fairly light Friday night. JVR returns to action to net the tying goal and scores in the shootout as well for Pittsburgh. In Detroit, LA is pushed to a shootout of their own but the result is predictable. Femur adds to Pat's woes after the Rangers jump out to a two goal lead while the Jets somehow escape the Saddledome with a point despite registering just 7 shots.
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I'm voting for Frolik for the MVP.
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Re: March 9, 2012
Not a chance. Savard has him smoked. Also, thanks Femur!Commissioner (CBJ) wrote:I'm voting for Frolik for the MVP.
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Fuck Savard. Frolik all the way.Montreal Canadiens wrote:Not a chance. Savard has him smoked. Also, thanks Femur!Commissioner (CBJ) wrote:I'm voting for Frolik for the MVP.
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Re: March 9, 2012
So what if Savard's +/- is 57 points higher, Frolik's got 4 more points. On my shitty team, no less.
Re: March 9, 2012
Yeah, so waht if it is 57 points higher.Jungle Cats wrote:So what if Savard's +/- is 57 points higher, Frolik's got 4 more points. On my shitty team, no less.

Thanks for making my point.
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Re: March 9, 2012
+/- has nothing to do with the MVP award.
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With two people being very close in points...what else would you use? Comparing a guy who is -20 and a guy who is almost +40....quite the drastic difference. I could see the argument being made for Frolik if he was running away with the scoring title, but that isn't the case. He's not even in the top 3 IMO. I'd list it right now as Kane, Savard, Staal.
Re: March 9, 2012
I'm quite impressed. Nice way to snap that 4 games losing streak.
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+/- can't decide a Hart trophy winner, you have to take everything into account. Frolik has some pretty nice numbers other than points and +/- but so do Staal, Kane and Savard. You could also look at things like league positioning, how much they lead their teams in scoring and even if they have linemates in the top 20 for scoring in the league.
You have to include Frolik in the conversation, defensively he's much better than Kane or Savard.
You have to include Frolik in the conversation, defensively he's much better than Kane or Savard.
Re: March 9, 2012
all things answered:
1) hawks win! hawks win !!!
b) yw, brad
3) mvp - Frolik loses points with me because the real Frolik sucks so bad he is often either a 4th liner or left out completely. i know this shouldn't matter, but it does.
Savard loses points because he and his brother never ran out on a $20 cab ride
in other words: Kane!
1) hawks win! hawks win !!!
b) yw, brad
3) mvp - Frolik loses points with me because the real Frolik sucks so bad he is often either a 4th liner or left out completely. i know this shouldn't matter, but it does.
Savard loses points because he and his brother never ran out on a $20 cab ride
in other words: Kane!
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Re: March 9, 2012
From the division lead to the #3 draft pick position after Ryan O'Reilly got injured. Really, a 70 OA centerman is the difference?
Re: March 9, 2012
He's obviously not much better defensively if he's -20.TorontoGM wrote:+/- can't decide a Hart trophy winner, you have to take everything into account. Frolik has some pretty nice numbers other than points and +/- but so do Staal, Kane and Savard. You could also look at things like league positioning, how much they lead their teams in scoring and even if they have linemates in the top 20 for scoring in the league.
You have to include Frolik in the conversation, defensively he's much better than Kane or Savard.
It's Most Valuable Player to his team, can't award that to a non-playoff team. Frolik isn't making a difference in Florida. They'd be in the same spot in the standings with or without him. Maybe a few pegs lower, but probably not by much.
Without Staal, Canes are probably fighting for 8th right now, and same with me with Savard.
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No difference, pfft.
Panthers are a lottery team with no chance at the playoffs without Frolik. With him, they're the best of the shitty teams with no shot at the playoffs or a lottery pick. That's worth something, right?
6 shorties!
Just look at his corsi!
and some sick flow. also no chance of replicating this season any time soon.
Panthers are a lottery team with no chance at the playoffs without Frolik. With him, they're the best of the shitty teams with no shot at the playoffs or a lottery pick. That's worth something, right?
6 shorties!

and some sick flow. also no chance of replicating this season any time soon.
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Savard would be -40 on Florida.
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This.TorontoGM wrote:Savard would be -40 on Florida.
Not to mention, Frolik's played a bulk of the season without Weiss and Granlund.
Frolik's 80 points for Florida are like 120 on 20+ other teams. No offense, Zaq.
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Re: March 9, 2012
Commissioner (CBJ) wrote:This.TorontoGM wrote:Savard would be -40 on Florida.
Not to mention, Frolik's played a bulk of the season without Weiss and Granlund.
Frolik's 80 points for Florida are like 120 on 20+ other teams. No offense, Zaq.
Not a chance. Kostitsyn plays on his same line and is only +20.
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And Hemsky is + 40.Montreal Canadiens wrote:Commissioner (CBJ) wrote:This.TorontoGM wrote:Savard would be -40 on Florida.
Not to mention, Frolik's played a bulk of the season without Weiss and Granlund.
Frolik's 80 points for Florida are like 120 on 20+ other teams. No offense, Zaq.
Not a chance. Kostitsyn plays on his same line and is only +20.
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And Kostitsyn missed how many games?Montreal Canadiens wrote:Not a chance. Kostitsyn plays on his same line and is only +20.
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Re: March 9, 2012
Only 7? Kostitsyn is not pulling his weight this year. I think it's the new contract.