Eastside's Hockey Elite Collide

NYR 5 - NJ 1
Shots: 29-17 NYR
PP: NYR - 1/3; NJ - 0/4

13:17 1-0 NYR Chris Higgins [12] (Marc Staal)
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25:05 1-1 NJ Tyler Seguin [2] (Dainius Zubrus, David Fischer)
27:01 2-1 NYR Dane Byers [5] (Michael Del Zotto, John Erskine)
31:06 3-1 NYR Wayne Primeau [4] (Dane Byers, John Erskine)
35:24 4-1 NYR Vaclav Prospal [26] (Chris Drury, Ryan McDonagh)PP
37:02 5-1 NYR Simon Gagné [28] (Wayne Primeau, Ryan McDonagh)
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st: Wayne Primeau
2nd: Dane Byers
3rd: Ryan McDonagh

Farm result: Hartford 3 - Albany 1

BOS 5 - OTT 2
Shots: 26-24 BOS
PP: BOS - 3/5; OTT - 1/4

06:46 1-0 BOS Phil Kessel [36] (David Krejci, Dennis Wideman)PP
10:49 2-0 BOS Phil Kessel [37] (Chuck Kobasew, Brad Stuart)
13:01 3-0 BOS Patrice Bergeron [27] (Clarke MacArthur)PP
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26:02 3-1 OTT Justin Williams [24] (Daniel Alfredsson, Filip Kuba)
31:19 3-2 OTT Michael Ryder [20] (Joffrey Lupul, Justin Williams)PP
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41:17 4-2 BOS Blake Wheeler [10] (David Krejci, Phil Kessel)PP
54:05 5-2 BOS David Krejci [34] (Patrice Bergeron, Mark Stuart)
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Three stars:
1st: Phil Kessel
2nd: David Krejci
3rd: Patrice Bergeron

Farm result: Providence 2 - Binghamton 1

MTL 3 - TOR 1
Shots: 27-21 MTL
PP: MTL - 1/5; TOR - 0/5

19:52 0-1 MTL Bobby Ryan [20] (Kim Johnsson, Pavol Demitra)PP
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27:36 1-1 TOR Viktor Kozlov [10] (Tim Brent, Chad Kolarik)
35:22 1-2 MTL Andrei Kostitsyn [32] (Pavol Demitra, Devin Setoguchi)
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59:58 1-3 MTL Max Pacioretty [10] (Bobby Ryan, Carey Price) EN
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Three stars:
1st: Bobby Ryan
2nd: Carey Price
3rd: Pavol Demitra

Farm result: Hamilton 5 - Toronto 3

PHI 5 - NYI 0
Shots: 33-16 PHI
PP: PHI - 1/4; NYI - 0/2

13:05 1-0 PHI Scott Hartnell [26] (Chris Pronger)
15:06 2-0 PHI Arron Asham [6] (Daniel Carcillo)
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21:21 3-0 PHI Daniel Brière [35] (Lukas Kaspar, Wade Redden)PP
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43:41 4-0 PHI Daniel Brière [36] (Ryan Parent, Chris Pronger)
47:24 5-0 PHI Jeff Carter [38] (Scott Hartnell, Chris Pronger)
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Three stars:
1st: Jonas Hiller
2nd: Daniel Briere
3rd: Scott Hartnell

Farm result: Adirondack 3 - Bridgeport 3

TB 2 - CAR 0
Shots: 23-11 TB
PP: TB - 0/2; CAR - 0/1

16:02 0-1 TB Alex Tanguay [27])
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no scoring
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53:15 0-2 TB Brent Burns [9])
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Three stars:
1st: Martin Brodeur
2nd: Alex Tanguay
3rd: Brent Burns

Farm result: Charlotte 3 - Norfolk 2

WSH 3 - FLA 0
Shots: 32-9 WSH
PP: WSH - 0/1; FLA - 0/3

19:58 0-1 WSH Teemu Selänne [13] (Andrei Markov)SH
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33:01 0-2 WSH Alexander Ovechkin [35] (Jarret Stoll, Nicklas Bäckström)
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49:28 0-3 WSH Milan Hejduk [23] (Andrei Markov, Mike Komisarek)
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Three stars:
1st: Simeon Varlamov
2nd: Alexander Ovechkin
3rd: Andrei Markov

Farm result: Hershey 3 - Rochester 0

CBJ 5 - BUF 2
Shots: 54-16 CBJ
PP: CBJ - 2/8 (28 shots); BUF - 0/1

10:52 1-0 CBS David Backes [29] (Jakub Voracek)
13:01 2-0 CBS Ryan Smyth [18] (Mike Knuble, Nicklas Grossman)
19:07 2-1 BUF Tom Preissing [8] (Steve Montador, Tomas Holmström)
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26:49 3-1 CBS John Moore [10] (Shaone Morrisonn, Derick Brassard)
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40:25 4-1 CBS Ryan Smyth [19] (Scott Niedermayer, John Moore)PP
40:59 5-1 CBS Derick Brassard [21] (Jakub Voracek, Rick Nash)PP
46:59 5-2 BUF Kristian Huselius [40] (Ryan Johansen, Mike Grier)
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Three stars:
1st: Ryan Smyth
2nd: Derick Brassard
3rd: John Moore

Farm result: Springfield 4 - Portland 3

STL 4 - NSH 2
Shots: 31-17 STL
PP: STL - 1/4; NSH - 0/0

10:21 1-0 STL Erik Johnson [7] (Patrik Berglund)PP
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30:33 2-0 STL T.J. Oshie [27] (Marian Gaborik, Aaron Palushaj)
36:12 2-1 NAS Jonathon Blum [6] (Brendan Mikkelson, David Legwand)
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46:04 3-1 STL Johan Franzén [35] (Sheldon Souray, Brad Boyes)
49:24 4-1 STL Sheldon Souray [11] (Lars Eller)
51:09 4-2 NAS Steve Sullivan [23] (Ryan Suter)
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Three stars:
1st: Sheldon Souray
2nd: Brad Boyes
3rd: TJ Oshie

Farm result: Peoria 1 - Milwaukee 1

CGY 4 - VAN 3 (SO)
Shots: 26-24 CGY
PP: CGY - 1/4; VAN - 0/2

09:19 1-0 CGY Daymond Langkow [20] (Fredrik Sjöström, Marco Sturm)
17:35 2-0 CGY Matt Stajan [13])PP
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29:34 3-0 CGY Marco Sturm [24] (John Negrin, Matt Stajan)
32:01 3-1 VAN Daniel Sedin [31] (Henrik Tallinder, Kevin Bieksa)
38:39 3-2 VAN Henrik Sedin [28] (Alex Edler, Henrik Tallinder)
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47:29 3-3 VAN Mike Cammalleri [29] (Daniel Sedin, Kevin Bieksa)
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no scoring
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Shootout
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Calgary Flames win 2-0
Calgary Flames - Evgeni Malkin, goal; Andrei Loktionov, goal;
Vancouver Canucks - Mike Cammalleri, miss; Alex Edler, miss;

Three stars:
1st: Marco Sturm
2nd: Matt Stajan
3rd: Henrik Sedin

Farm result: Abbotsford 5 - Manitoba 4

LA 4 - ANA 1
Shots: 27-17 LA
PP: LA - 4/9; ANA - 0/2

07:18 1-0 LA Patrik Elias [29] (Jack Johnson, Sidney Crosby)PP
11:05 2-0 LA Sidney Crosby [36] (Patrik Elias)PP
13:27 3-0 LA Denis Grebeshkov [9] (Dwight King, Patrik Elias)PP
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24:13 4-0 LA Dwight King [14] (Lee Stempniak, Carter Ashton)PP
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43:59 4-1 ANA Logan MacMillan [10])
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Three stars:
1st: Patrik Elias
2nd: Sidney Crosby
3rd: Dwight King

Farm result: Manchester 4 - Syracuse 2

SJ 3 - PHX 0
Shots: 20-19 PHX
PP: SJ - 0/0; PHX - 0/2

no scoring
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27:12 1-0 SJ Alexander Radulov [35] (Joe Thornton, Erik Cole)
28:25 2-0 SJ Guillaume Latendresse [15] (Joe Pavelski, Ryane Clowe)
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44:17 3-0 SJ Joe Thornton [35] (Nicklas Lidström, Alexander Radulov)
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Three stars:
1st: Evgeni Nabokov
2nd: Joe Thornton
3rd: Alexander Radulov

Farm result: SA 3 - Worcester 2

There's only one place to begin tonight in EHEC. After suffering a chest injury in tonight's game, Vincent Lecavalier will be forced to retire from professional hockey. A crushing blow to the Lightning who win over the Hurricanes, but are the biggest losers tonight. The Rangers take care of business and win the Atlantic Division. Several playoff teams gain momentum with season-ending wins, while my Jackets have to press on without Mr. Underwood for 2 weeks thanks to Steve Montador. Travis Zajac will have to wait a month to golf, and John Moore starts a lease on a Maserati as he has gotten $500,000 worth of Exhibit 5 bonuses.

http://www.ehechockey.com/EHEC.zip

Thanks for another enjoyable regular season, guys. Good luck to the playoff teams and Tuesday's lottery teams.

.......we allow career ending injuries?

Who was the last NHL player to retire because of an injury from an on-ice play?

TorontoGM wrote:Who was the last NHL player to retire because of an injury from an on-ice play?

Odds are, it will be Marc Savard.

Commissioner (CBJ) wrote:

TorontoGM wrote:Who was the last NHL player to retire because of an injury from an on-ice play?

Odds are, it will be Marc Savard.

I hope not, but it's not worth putting your body in even more risk. I had forgotten about Keith Primeau also. But I mean a chest injury? Did he get his heart ripped out or something?

I feel sorry for Tampa.

TorontoGM wrote: But I mean a chest injury? Did he get his heart ripped out or something?

MORTAL COMBAT

I actually feed bad for TB.

Not to sound cheesy, but Vincent Lecavalier was the heart and soul of TB. Stamkos is front and center but Vinny was driving the bus. I guess I don't have to worry about cap issues the rest of the way . Don't feel bad for me, as braggy as this sounds I was extremely confident I'd be repeating as Stanley Cup champs this year (I didn't bother doing the 5QF simply to avoid the question). Winning two EHEC Stanley Cups in a row would be a high so great, I'd be unable to continue everyday life and turn to blonde haired strippers, coc and LSD to try and recreate the feeling and get my fix. I was starting to see myself years later bottoming out on crack, broke and on the streets as a male prostitute giving handjobs for Fallsview meal comps after getting booted from EHEC (spent my entire budget on hiring re-incarnated Jaromir Jagr as a scout).

This definitely closes the gap in the East and I look forward to the challenge of defending my title against all the contenders. Don't worry Nick, I'll still be tucking you and your WinnipegHatorade bottle into bed very early in the 1st .



Young Jeezy says its time to activate.....RYAN STOA BEASTMODE.

no rage?

CapsGM wrote:no rage?

lol, there was a good 20 seconds of shock where I put my phone down and went but I luckboxed that ECF last year. I remember going for runs outside at night during that Boston series and thinking to myself "if I win this series, I'll never ask for anything EHEC related ever again" in terms of getting gl. I got super lucky, went on to win a cup and it was awesome. Knowing the chance of someone else getting that feeling (that really appreciates and spends time on his team) has gone up, makes the hurt of losing #4 not so bad. Challenges are a good thing, I know probably everyone thinks TB is done and there is very little chance of us repeating. I beg to differ.

oh and thats not my poker face, this is

^I'm surprised you didn't even mention Carolina or Eric Staal.....I was sure you would be halfway to NC with a torch in one hand and a pitchfork in the other.

A TB/CAR playoff matchup would be very interesting.

Well that's unexpected, to say the least. I guess I'll take this turn of events - TB still finishes first though since I needed a regulation loss from them to tie in points. So both EHEC and NHL Carolina disappoint me, but it might not matter in the end. Bring on the Stars.

PS I think you could argue that Jiri Fischer was forced to retire due to an on-ice chest injury... same with Cherepanov

Feel the same way as you about looking at blows like a challenge!

I changed my sig to cheer you up.

SharksGM wrote:PS I think you could argue that Jiri Fischer was forced to retire due to an on-ice chest injury... same with Cherepanov

Hahaha, technically Cherepanov never retired and both were off-ice medical conditions.

Penguin wrote:Feel the same way as you about looking at blows like a challenge!

I changed my sig to cheer you up.

Lol respect. I like Dan Blysma's outlook on life "be relentlessly positive".