Eastside's Hockey Elite Collide

PIT 4 - TB 1
Shots: 24-22 TB
PP: PIT - 1/2; TB - 0/2

06:37 1-0 PIT Peter Holland [2] (Carlo Colaiacovo, J.T. Miller)PP
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29:22 2-0 PIT Cody Hodgson [27] (Kevin Shattenkirk, James van Riemsdyk)
33:29 2-1 TB Steven Stamkos [26] (Johan Larsson, Dan Boyle)
39:38 3-1 PIT Kevin Shattenkirk [9] (Cody Hodgson)
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44:16 4-1 PIT Patrik Berglund [10] (Paul Ranger)SH
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Three stars:
1st: Cody Hodgson
2nd: Kevin Shattenkirk
3rd: Peter Holland

Farm result: WBS 3 - Norfolk 0

WPG 4 - STL 1
Shots: 33-19 WPG
PP: WPG - 0/0; STL - 0/1

06:36 1-0 WPG Logan Couture [19])
11:55 2-0 WPG Logan Couture [20])
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24:04 2-1 STL Marian Gaborik [33] (Dan Hamhuis)
33:13 3-1 WPG Brooks Laich [15] (Patrice Bergeron, Dan Girardi)
36:45 4-1 WPG Brooks Laich [16] (Dan Girardi, Alex Pietrangelo)
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st: Logan Couture
2nd: Brooks Laich
3rd: Dan Girardi

Farm result: Peoria 3 - St. John's 2

PHX 4 - EDM 1
Shots: 32-15 PHX
PP: PHX - 0/6; EDM - 0/1

09:12 1-0 EDM Andrew Cogliano [27] (Jordan Eberle)
14:32 1-1 PHO Lauri Korpikoski [23] (Tomas Kaberle, Kurt Sauer)
19:29 1-2 PHO Shane Doan [38] (Brett Connolly, Oliver Ekman-Larsson)
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31:27 1-3 PHO Tomas Kaberle [10] (Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Boyd Gordon)
38:34 1-4 PHO Vladislav Kartayev [13] (Jordan Staal)
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st: Tomas Kaberle
2nd: Shane Doan
3rd: Jordan Staal

Farm result: OKC 3 - Portland 3

LA 4 - CHI 2
Shots: 26-21 LA
PP: LA - 2/4; CHI - 1/3

07:26 1-0 LA Jack Johnson [8] (Paul Stastny, Sidney Crosby)PP
19:52 2-0 LA Alexander Frolov [27] (Sidney Crosby, Patrick White)
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29:52 2-1 CHI Patrick Sharp [17] (Duncan Keith, Jonathan Toews)
31:54 2-2 CHI Andrew Ladd [30] (Marian Hossa, Dustin Byfuglien)PP
38:17 3-2 LA Sidney Crosby [27] (Jack Johnson)
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54:56 4-2 LA Wayne Simmonds [8] (Alexander Frolov, Steve Sullivan)PP
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Three stars:
1st: Sidney Crosby
2nd: Jack Johnson
3rd: Wayne Simmonds

Farm result: Manchester 3 - Rockford 3

WSH 4 - TOR 3
Shots: 27-25 TOR
PP: WSH - 0/4; TOR - 1/1

09:39 1-0 TOR Taylor Hall [25] (Alexander Semin)
18:22 1-1 WSH Taylor Pyatt [12] (David Steckel, Josh Godfrey)
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26:14 1-2 WSH Brian Lashoff [3] (Josh Godfrey, Zbynek Michalek)
34:45 1-3 WSH Mike Modano [2] (Oskar Osala, Brian Lashoff)
35:15 2-3 TOR Stanislav Galiev [15] (Tobias Enström)
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42:49 2-4 WSH Pavel Datsyuk [21] (Andrei Markov)
47:55 3-4 TOR Teemu Selänne [11] (Taylor Hall, Alexander Semin)PP
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Three stars:
1st: Brian Lashoff
2nd: Taylor Pyatt
3rd: Mike Modano

Farm result: Hershey 5 - Toronto 4

BOS 3 - OTT 1
Shots: 29-12 BOS
PP: BOS - 3/8; OTT - 0/6

10:15 0-1 BOS Joe Colborne [14] (Greg Nemisz, Milan Lucic)PP
16:28 0-2 BOS Milan Lucic [34] (Greg Nemisz, Brian Rafalski)PP
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32:35 1-2 OTT Cody Bass [5] (Jared Cowen, Erik Karlsson)
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59:29 1-3 BOS David Krejci [17])PP EN
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Three stars:
1st: Greg Nemisz
2nd: David Krejci
3rd: Milan Lucic

Farm result: Binghamton 4 - Providence 1

BUF 2 - NYR 1
Shots: 21-14 BUF
PP: BUF - 0/4; NYR - 1/1

00:44 1-0 NYR Kimmo Timonen [2] (Michael Del Zotto, Artem Anisimov)PP
16:09 1-1 BUF Mike Grier [6] (Tim Connolly, Kristian Huselius)
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34:28 1-2 BUF Derek Roy [18] (Jason Pominville, Tomas Holmström)
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st: Mike Grier
2nd: Derek Roy
3rd: "My Name Is" Jhonas Enroth

Farm result: Connecticut 2 - Rochester 1

CAR 3 - FLA 2 (OT)
Shots: 33-18 FLA
PP: CAR - 0/3; FLA - 0/6

no scoring
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25:49 1-0 CAR Eric Staal [35] (Tuomo Ruutu, Mike Brown)
28:14 2-0 CAR Dustin Penner [17] (Mikko Koivu)SH
32:29 2-1 FLA Francis Wathier [4] (Drew Shore, Michael Frolík)
37:32 2-2 FLA Anton Gustafsson [14] (Trevor Daley, Petter Granberg)
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no scoring
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60:34 3-2 CAR Eric Staal [36] (Tuomo Ruutu, Zach Boychuk)

Three stars:
1st: Eric Staal
2nd: Cam Ward
3rd: Mikko Koivu

Farm result: Charlotte 2 - SA 0

DET 5 - COL 0
Shots: 27-13 DET
PP: DET - 2/7; COL - 0/2

10:18 1-0 DET Nicklas Bäckström [17])PP
13:54 2-0 DET Jakub Kindl [4] (Alexander Steen)PP
15:48 3-0 DET Darren Helm [3] (Jared Staal, Boyd Devereaux)
19:22 4-0 DET Jared Staal [5] (Mike Green)
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29:24 5-0 DET Mike Green [12] (Jared Staal, Scott Hannan)
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st: Vesa Toskala
2nd: Jared Staal
3rd: Mike Green

Farm result: GR 4 - LEM 0

SJ 3 - NSH 1
Shots: 23-20 SJ
PP: SJ - 0/1; NSH - 0/3

08:34 0-1 SJ Joe Thornton [18] (Nicklas Lidström)
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28:09 0-2 SJ Dany Heatley [30] (Nicklas Lidström)
29:25 1-2 NAS Dmitri Kugryshev [10] (Martin Erat, Ryan Ellis)
39:22 1-3 SJ Ivan Telegin [10] (Alexei Ponikarovsky, Brad Boyes)
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st: Nick Lidstrom
2nd: Evgeni Nabokov
3rd: Joe Thornton

Farm result: Worcester 6 - Milwaukee 0

CGY 4 - PHI 0
Shots: 33-12 CGY
PP: CGY - 1/10; PHI - 0/3

12:54 1-0 CGY Ryan Stoa [27] (Bryan Little, Luca Caputi)
14:03 2-0 CGY Jonathan Huberdeau [4] (Ryan Stoa, Matt Lashoff)PP
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32:28 3-0 CGY Jani Hakanpaa [2] (John Negrin, Shawn Matthias)
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45:24 4-0 CGY Nikolai Zherdev [21] (Shawn Matthias, Brad Richards)
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Three stars:
1st: Miikka Kiprusoff
2nd: Ryan Stoa
3rd: Nik Zherdev

Farm result: Abbotsford 4 - Adirondack 2

With just two days until the trade deadline, 11 games are in the books for tonight without very many surprises. Ryan Stone will miss two weeks for the victorious Coyotes who put together a strong effort beating the Oilers. Mikhail Grabovski's injury kickstarts a third period line brawl complete with a goalie fight in Toronto. The Red Wings (yes, I fixed their illegal lines) shut out the Avalanche while the Flames dominate the Flyers (I'm sorry Ryan). GM Pat Webber forces extra practices on his tired bunch before the second game of a back-to-back and it yields poor results as new GM Greg Pickel is a winner for the second night in a row. The Jets put it together tonight and take down the Blues while the Sharks, Kings, and Hurricanes also pick up two points.

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*insert platitudes about needing your best players to be your best players to win* well, it happened.

Now that this brutal road trip is nearly over it would be nice to start actually gaining some ground on LA/PHX with each win.

Nice start to five on the road tonight, though I'm not thrilled we didn't pocked at least one on four PP attempts. Couple days off should be nice, too, cause that three games in four days stretch coming up should be brutal. Really like what I've seen from Roy thus far, and just need to get a handle on Rochester before they slip too far out of the picture.
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I may be active at the deadline, I feel somewhat confident in what's going on, so I'll start browsing the block thread, and if anyone sees anything they like on the roster, certainly feel free to PM me. That being said, no LAK's are showing up in my Player Scout. Has that happened to anyone else before, and if so, how did you remedy it?

Matt Read getting the game winner in Calgary is a nice way to cap the night!

Totally forgot to send in lines last night, meh.

SabresGM wrote:Matt Read getting the game winner in Calgary is a nice way to cap the night!

That did not ''really'' happen as Kipper was perfect between the pipes tonight.
This game had the potential to be a blowout, but my powerplay went 1/10 despite firing 17 shots.

Great, great group effort. Everyone but Caputi (6) posted 7's rating or better.
You can't go wrong when everyone's involved.

lol @"turrible" turris...two 10 minute misconducts at the same time for being a douchebag

The power play is working.

We just wanted to have a nice clean hockey game, and Edmonton sends out the goon squad. What are my skilled players to do?

Good win though; too bad LA and SJ keep on keepin' on.

It was Summers who took out Stone, too. The dirty rat.

Parker wrote:It was Summers who took out Stone, too. The dirty rat.

Summers... who you traded for Quincey... who cruelly wounded Radulov in game 1.

IT'S KARMA!

Bub(NYR) wrote:The power play is working.

Yeah, one shot one goal, not too shabby.

Calgary.Flames wrote:

SabresGM wrote:Matt Read getting the game winner in Calgary is a nice way to cap the night!

That did not ''really'' happen as Kipper was perfect between the pipes tonight.
This game had the potential to be a blowout, but my powerplay went 1/10 despite firing 17 shots.

Great, great group effort. Everyone but Caputi (6) posted 7's rating or better.
You can't go wrong when everyone's involved.

Yeah, I know, was just too lazy, tired, and drunk to post it in the correct forum.

Bub(NYR) wrote:The power play is working.

And Timonen's suddenly a goal scorer. He's upping his trade value for the deadline.

SharksGM wrote:Summers... who you traded for Quincey... who cruelly wounded Radulov in game 1.

IT'S KARMA!

Somebody was bound to get hurt sooner or later, I guess.

I still maintain that Radulov tripped over his own stick. Quincey plays hard but clean. He only has a bunch of penalty minutes this season because your goons keep going after him.

Everyone's welcome.

CapsGM wrote:lol @"turrible" turris...two 10 minute misconducts at the same time for being a douchebag

He had 12 PIM going into the game and left the game with 47, hahahahaha. Least we won the melee.