Eastside's Hockey Elite Collide

DET 4 - NYR 3 (SO)
Shots: 32-29 NYR
PP: NYR - 2/7; DET - 1/5

06:47 1-0 NYR Tom Kuehnhackl [18] (Corey Perry, David Elsner)PP
14:28 2-0 NYR Mark Streit [6] (Tom Kuehnhackl, David Elsner)PP
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29:53 3-0 NYR Adam Gilmour [10] (Ryan McDonagh)
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47:43 3-1 DET Nicklas Bäckström [15] (Alexander Ovechkin, Darren Helm)
49:04 3-2 DET Lauri Korpikoski [17] (Mikkel Boedker, Erik Gudbranson)PP
59:07 3-3 DET Alexander Ovechkin [30] (Erik Gudbranson) WG
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no scoring
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Shootout
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Detroit Red Wings win 2-1
New York Rangers - Ryan McDonagh, miss; Tom Kuehnhackl, miss; Nathan MacKinnon, goal;
Detroit Red Wings - Alexander Ovechkin, goal; Mike Green, miss; Andrei Loktionov, goal;

Three stars:
1st: Alex Ovechkin
2nd: David Elsner
3rd: Erik Gudbranson

Farm: Hartford 2 - Grand Rapids 2

PHI 5 - NSH 1
Shots: 33-21 PHI
PP: PHI - 1/1; NSH - 0/2

01:01 1-0 PHI Scott Glennie [22] (Julius Junttila)
05:08 2-0 PHI Claude Giroux [10] (Jeff Carter, Julius Junttila)
12:02 3-0 PHI Bobby Sanguinetti [4] (Sergei Samsonov)
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26:32 3-1 NAS Sebastien Collberg [17] (Steven Shipley, Duncan Siemens)
31:09 4-1 PHI Jay Bouwmeester [6] (Mark Scheifele, Claude Giroux)PP
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41:45 5-1 PHI Chris Pronger [7] (Claude Giroux, Mark Scheifele)
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Three stars:
1st: Claude Giroux
2nd: Bobby Sanguinetti
3rd: Scott Glennie

Farm: Milwaukee 3 - Adirondack 2

MTL 4 - OTT 2
Shots: 28-25 MTL
PP: MTL - 0/3; OTT - 1/5

16:14 0-1 MTL Ales Hemsky [18] (Marc Savard, Peter Holland)
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23:43 0-2 MTL Andrei Kostitsyn [19] (Colby Cohen, Luca Sbisa)
36:43 1-2 OTT Nazem Kadri [24] (Justin Williams, Johan Alm)PP
38:37 1-3 MTL Andrei Kostitsyn [20] (David Backes)SH
39:39 1-4 MTL Andrei Kostitsyn [21] (Matt Niskanen, Peter Holland)SH
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49:22 2-4 OTT Jason Spezza [18] (Nazem Kadri, Brian Lee)
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Three stars:
1st: Andrei Kostitsyn
2nd: Ales Hemsky
3rd: Peter Holland

Farm: Binghamton 2 - Hamilton 2

TB 3 - NYI 1
Shots: 33-9 TB
PP: TB - 2/12; NYI - 0/0

11:16 1-0 TB Marco Sturm [13] (Cam Fowler, Tyler Seguin)PP
14:58 2-0 TB Matt Cullen [11] (Dustin Jeffrey, Ryan Kesler)PP
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22:08 3-0 TB Dana Tyrell [4] (Rene Bourque, Dalton Smith)
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57:11 3-1 NYI Jonathan Tavares [15] (Brandon Dubinsky, Bruno Gervais)
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Three stars:
1st: Dana Tyrell
2nd: Dustin Jeffrey
3rd: Marco Sturm

Farm: Syracuse 3 - Bridgeport 3

SJ 4 - FLA 3
Shots: 29-26 SJ
PP: SJ - 0/2; FLA - 1/4

09:33 1-0 FLA Devin Setoguchi [20] (Stephen Weiss)
13:18 2-0 FLA Stephen Weiss [19] (Mikael Granlund, Devin Setoguchi)PP
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21:26 2-1 SJ Frans Nielsen [1] (Keith Ballard, Derek Forbort)
22:55 3-1 FLA Joey Hishon [3] (Petter Granberg, Patrick McNally)
30:48 3-2 SJ Jack Skille [6] (Frans Nielsen, Ryane Clowe)
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46:25 3-3 SJ Tobias Tornkvist [8] (Andrew Cogliano, Ryan Getzlaf)
49:14 3-4 SJ Oscar Klefbom [5])
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Three stars:
1st: Frans Nielsen
2nd: Tobias Tornkvist
3rd: Jack Skille

Farm: SA 6 - Worcester 5

STL 3 - LA 2
Shots: 27-19 STL
PP: STL - 2/9; LA - 1/1

08:33 1-0 STL Lars Eller [16] (Marian Gaborik, Martin St. Louis)
16:35 2-0 STL Chris Kunitz [12] (Lars Eller, Martin St. Louis)PP
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34:27 3-0 STL Johan Franzén [13] (Martin St. Louis, Marian Gaborik)PP
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45:02 3-1 LA Sidney Crosby [19] (Stephen Johns, Vitaly Anikeyenko)
46:58 3-2 LA Andrew Ladd [23] (Paul Stastny, Cody Ceci)PP
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Three stars:
1st: Martin St. Louis
2nd: Lars Eller
3rd: Johan Franzen

Farm: Chicago 4 - Manchester 2

MIN 5 - EDM 2
Shots: 26-17 MIN
PP: MIN - 1/7; EDM - 0/1

10:17 1-0 MIN Nail Yakupov [14] (Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Kirill Kabanov)
12:39 2-0 MIN Lubomir Visnovsky [5] (Mark Pysyk, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins)
17:37 3-0 MIN Peter Mueller [16] (T.J. Oshie, Patrick Marleau)PP
18:33 3-1 EDM Toni Rajala [13] (Luke Schenn)
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28:29 3-2 EDM Toni Rajala [14] (Kevin Shattenkirk, Luke Schenn)
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56:38 4-2 MIN Lukas Kaspar [9] (Ethan Werek, James Sheppard)
58:26 5-2 MIN Ryan Nugent-Hopkins [14] (Kirill Kabanov, Lubomir Visnovsky)
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Three stars:
1st: RNH
2nd: Lubo Visnovsky
3rd: Lukas Kaspar

Farm: OKC 2 - Iowa 1

DAL 2 - BOS 0
Shots: 34-17 BOS
PP: DAL - 0/1; BOS - 0/3

14:14 1-0 DAL James Neal [2] (Byron Bitz)
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no scoring
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59:05 2-0 DAL Sebastien Wannstrom [9] (Andrej Meszaros, Brooks Orpik) EN
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Three stars:
1st: Magnus Hellberg
2nd: James Neal
3rd: Sebastien Wannstrom

Farm: Texas 6 - Providence 3

COL 5 - NJ 3
Shots: 27-26 COL
PP: COL - 2/7; NJ - 1/4

10:01 1-0 COL Saku Koivu [11] (Drew Doughty)
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22:55 1-1 NJ Steven Stamkos [25] (Carl Sneep, Mattias Tedenby)PP
33:56 2-1 COL Milan Hejduk [13] (Ryan Whitney, Kevin Klein)PP
37:53 3-1 COL Brandon Saad [10] (Oskar Osala, Saku Koivu)
39:38 3-2 NJ Artem Anisimov [16] (Travis Zajac, Evgeni Malkin)
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41:28 4-2 COL Brandon Saad [11] (Saku Koivu, Zdeno Chara)PP
44:57 5-2 COL Matt Duchene [25] (Nikita Gusev)
46:24 5-3 NJ Steven Stamkos [26] (Blake Wheeler)
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Three stars:
1st: Brandon Saad
2nd: Saku Koivu
3rd: Steven Stamkos

Farm: LEM 3 - Albany 2

CGY 3 - WPG 2 (SO)
Shots: 34-17 WPG
PP: CGY - 0/1; WPG - 0/6

no scoring
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28:02 0-1 WPG Matt Moulson [5] (Raffi Torres, Ladislav Smid)
38:27 1-1 CGY Colby Armstrong [8] (Sam Gagner, Dion Phaneuf)SH
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41:26 2-1 CGY David Krejci [21] (Nikita Filatov, Dion Phaneuf)
51:02 2-2 WPG Evgeny Artyukhin [16] (Sean Couturier, Ladislav Smid)SH
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no scoring
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Shootout
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Calgary Flames win 3-2
Calgary Flames - David Krejci, miss; Alexander Burmistrov, goal; Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson, miss; Nikita Filatov, goal; Phil Kessel, goal;
Winnipeg Jets - Brad Boyes, miss; Alex Pietrangelo, goal; Logan Couture, miss; Raffi Torres, goal; Martin Havlat, miss;

Three stars:
1st: Rick DiPietro
2nd: Evgeny Artyukhin
3rd: Dion Phaneuf

Farm: Abbotsford 1 - St. John's 0

PHX 4 - VAN 1
Shots: 26-17 PHX
PP: PHX - 0/2; VAN - 0/1

12:44 1-0 PHO Chris Brown [6] (Andrej Nestrasil, Kyle Quincey)
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31:19 1-1 VAN Mike Cammalleri [11] (Chris Vande Velde, Rasmus Bengtsson)
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40:28 2-1 PHO Logan Shaw [3] (Jordan Staal, Marc Staal)
49:29 3-1 PHO Gal Koren [1] (Tomas Kaberle, Viktor Tikhonov)
50:37 4-1 PHO Mark Alt [4] (Shane Doan, Gal Koren)
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Three stars:
1st: Gal Koren
2nd: Logan Shaw
3rd: Jordan Staal

Farm: Portland 3 - Utica 0

Not a good night for the Bruins as EHM gives them the double bird with a 2-0 loss to Dallas and a two-month injury to Sven Baertschi. Kevin Bieksa was suspended six games by EHM. Also a bad loss to the Swiss team for the upcoming Olympics. In other action, the Rangers had an epic fail of a third period and lost in penalty shots to the Red Wings. A Boy Named Gal scores the first of what probably won't be many NHL goals, but tonight's was certainly a big one as he's the first star in the Yotes win over the Nucks. The Jets double the Flames in shots but Rick DiPietro steals two points for the Flames. Questionable officiating dominates the night as the Bolts have 12 powerplays to the Isles' zero in a 3-1 win. The Kings get homered in St. Louis as the Blues spend a lot of time with the man advantage in a 3-2 W. The Oilers nearly climb out of a 3-0 hole but fall flat in the third.

In Malmo, the Finns are your World Junior champions with a 6-3 win over the Americans.

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

http://www.ehechockey.com/calendar.html

That's what we have depth for, I suppose.

That big paragraph scared me.

Odd I was just thinking about how Hemsky & Kostitsyn are having fairly quiet years, then Hemsky opens the scoring and Kostitsyn scores 2 short handed goals on the same powerplay.

Dan Boyle & Mike Fisher with 5's, atta way.

Big matchup on deck with the Leafs.

Hey, thanks Bieksa. You're still not making team Canada, jackass. Or maybe you're trying to catch Parker's eye with a knack for injuring my players

I can't say I expected a 4-3 win with the goals coming from the 3rd & 4th lines but I'll take another successful Ersberg backup win whenever I can get it, especially coming from behind in the 3rd.

Everybody owes Dion and Ricky D an apology for tonight's game.
Specially The Burmistor. Horrible, just horrible.

Let's get some leadership back in this lineup.

SharksGM wrote:Hey, thanks Bieksa. You're still not making team Canada, jackass. Or maybe you're trying to catch Parker's eye with a knack for injuring my players

I can't say I expected a 4-3 win with the goals coming from the 3rd & 4th lines but I'll take another successful Ersberg backup win whenever I can get it, especially coming from behind in the 3rd.

Should I bring Ivan Telegin on Team Russia?

Montreal Canadiens wrote:

SharksGM wrote:Hey, thanks Bieksa. You're still not making team Canada, jackass. Or maybe you're trying to catch Parker's eye with a knack for injuring my players

I can't say I expected a 4-3 win with the goals coming from the 3rd & 4th lines but I'll take another successful Ersberg backup win whenever I can get it, especially coming from behind in the 3rd.

Should I bring Ivan Telegin on Team Russia?

Do you want a 99 HI forward Y/N?

And damn, looking through the Russian roster, do we ever have a lot of 80+ off low con forwards, half of whom fucked off to the KHL in real life. I'm looking at you, Alexander "Playoff Beast" Radulov, and Kirill "3 goals in the AHL this season" Kabanov.

Very nice, still beating some top ranked teams. Lots of time on the PP, but still managed 2 PP goals . Keep it rollin boys

Finally the PP shows up....and the defense quits. Gotta do better. Still, seeing some improvement as we tumble on.

SharksGM wrote:

Montreal Canadiens wrote:

SharksGM wrote:Hey, thanks Bieksa. You're still not making team Canada, jackass. Or maybe you're trying to catch Parker's eye with a knack for injuring my players

I can't say I expected a 4-3 win with the goals coming from the 3rd & 4th lines but I'll take another successful Ersberg backup win whenever I can get it, especially coming from behind in the 3rd.

Should I bring Ivan Telegin on Team Russia?

Do you want a 99 HI forward Y/N?

And damn, looking through the Russian roster, do we ever have a lot of 80+ off low con forwards, half of whom fucked off to the KHL in real life. I'm looking at you, Alexander "Playoff Beast" Radulov, and Kirill "3 goals in the AHL this season" Kabanov.

Was laughing with Tommy last night about Bohumil Jank, who is great in our file and probably in Europe somewhere IRL. Made me ask about Mike Forney, who is currently playing in Austria.

Remember, no H&G tactic for the Olympics!

Gal Koren's gonna score lots of goals. Hopefully even more than Andrej Nestrasil and Chris Brown! (I honestly have no idea how those guys are potting so many goals with such limited talent and ice time)

Ah, Phoenix: the team that makes backup goalies look like superstars, and makes superstar goalies play like backups.

I think the only way I could be competitive in the Olympics was if I could use the borders of Nazi-Occupied Europe.

5 in a row.

AvsGM wrote:5 in a row.

We both haven't made the playoffs yet, correct?

This is our year.

Yea man! My team already has its second most wins in any EHEC season, as sad as that sounds