Wednesday game scores

[Cheese]

sim updates later tonite.

314 AVALANCHE 2 SABRES 3
315 FLAMES 1 CANADIENS 0
316 CANUCKS 1 SENATORS 6
317 OILERS 3 LEAFS 4
318 SHARKS 3 HURRICANES 4
319 KINGS 2 BLUES 0
320 DUCKS 1 COYOTES 3
321 THRASHERS 2 JACKETS 6
322 LIGHTNING 4 STARS 2
323 RANGERS 5 HAWKS 2

[HalifaxDrunk]

BOO, there will be some changes in Duckville!

Game story to follow.

[Sample00]

The Calgary Sun

December 1st 2004

Flames win a nail biter

Calgary Flames win a nail biter against the very strong Montreal Canadians by a score of 1-0.

Sergei Gonchar makes a good debut in logging 20 minutes of ice time and getting one assist. Kono was the goal scorer for the Flames today but the real story out of the Flames team is Martin Biron turning aside 31 shots for his first shut out of the season.

Game Stars

1 - Martin Biron (FLA)
2 - Jarome Iginla (FLA)
3 - Steve Konowalchuk (FLA)

Next up is the hungry hungry Flyers who will get to see the Newest Flames Keith Tkachuk make his debut.

[HelloHockeyFans]

Flames... on a roll!! 6 games straight now??! :o

[looooob]

SABRES BACK ON TRACK WITH CLOSE WIN
Suffer yet another minor injury

Less than 24 hours after losing a one goal game, the Sabres respond with a one goal victory over Pavel Trnka and the Colorado Avalanche. The Sabres lept out to an early lead on unassisted goals by Palffy and Prospal, and then held on for a win when the Rucchin-Fedotenko-Marshall line clicked for the 3rd goal of the night. It was a costly win for Buffalo, who lost D Cory Sarich shortly after getting Scott Niedermayer back. This means young J-M Liles will return to Buffalo. The Sabres continue to kick tires looking for a 3rd pairing Dman. Sabres will play their 3 game in 3 nights versus the Leafs tomorrow.

[Radically Red]

Senators take one from the Canucks.

Ottawa having learned the lesson about taking teams lightly did not such thing tonight, Firing 38 shots at the canucks Goalies. Starter Chris Osgood did not even finish the first period after allowing 5 goals on 12 shots.

The Senators stormed out of the gates. Simone Gagne took an unwise double minor for Hight sticking. The Sens wasted no time scoring at 3.11 into the period. Sean Bates getting his 4th of the season. The Senators then Scored there 2nd goal on the 2nd half of this 4 minute PP Varada took the honor this time, Scoring his 8th of the season. The Sentors would go on to score 3 more times before Osgood was chased from the net.

the 2nd saw the Sentors score the games only goal. Boynton scored his 4th of the season. It was the Periods only goal.

After that the teams Settled down and played score less hockey from there on in.

The Games 1 Star was Sean Bates who had a goal and 3 assists for his 2nd consecutive 4 point game. He also takes over the scoring lead in Ottawa.

The Games 2nd Star was Nicholas Boynton. He scored a goal and had 2 assists on the night.

THe Games 3rd star was Ossi Vaananen. Ossi scored 2 goals his 3rd and 4th of the season. He was also a Solid +4 on the night.


Next up the Senators 3rd game in as many night vs the Red Hot Hurricanes.


Batttle of the 2 top teams in the league right now.

The Canes are on a 9 game winning streak while the Senators are riding a 4 game Streak. One of them has to end tomorrow.

[moon]

St. Pete Times

Game Story

Well shaking the team up with the big trade only a day before seems to have breathed some life into the Tampa Bay Lightning as they came away with a 4-2 road win against the Dallas Stars. The new players played a big role in their first game with Curtis Brown potting two goals and two assists for Taylor Pyatt.

The Tampa goaltending was solid as well with Grahame making 13 saves on 15 shots before getting injured and being replaced by Potvin who was a perfect 9 for 9.

GM Moon:

“This is the way we expected to play all year long. We came out and were finally able to put some points on the board. The new guys played well and I hope that they can maintain their form for us.”

Tomas Kloucek returned to his goon ways as he collected a total of 16 penalty minutes. The early report on the injury to John Grahame is that he is out day to day with a groin injury. Trevor Kidd will be called up to replace him until he is ready to return.

Springfield Falcons continued to struggle as they drop a 6-2 game to Houston.

Tampa next host Detroit on Friday where they hope to build on this win and get a win streak started.

[flambers]

Rangers 5 - Hawks 2

Keith Tkachuk played his last game as a Ranger, of course the guy gets injured 2 minutes into the game. Lucky for the Flames Keith is okay but his condition rating took a hit. For some reason Keith seems to be injury proone lately.

Rangers Outshot the Hawks 35-24. The game was a very close contest. The difference was the Rangers PowerPlay.

Game Stars

1 - Radek Bonk (RAN) - 1 goal / 1 assist / 2 points
2 - Cory Stillman (RAN) - 1 goal / 1 assist / 2 points
3 - Andrei Markov (RAN) - 1 goal / 1 point

Rangers would like to nominate Cory Stillman for player of the week. In his last 7 games Cory has 7 goals & 7 Assists.

Next Game: Panthers

[Thunderball]

Whoa... 6-2!... I'll take it

[Sylvanfan]

Leafs Annihilate Oilers
Oilers made to look like worst team in Hockey today

Saku Koivu returned to the Leaf lineup today and combined with Tony Amonte and Paul Kariya to absolutely destroy the Oilers 4-3 today. With Koivu in the lineup the Leafs were able to move uber sniper Petr Nedved to the second line giving the Leafs the best one two punch in the history of hockey.

Amonte opened the scoring on a Leaf powerplay as Koivu and Kariya combined to set him up. The Oilers responded with a powerplay marker of their own when Jay Bouwmeester finished off a nice passing play by the Oilers 20 and under contigent of Spezza and Zherdev. But Amonte and Kariya responded just over a minute later to make it 2-1 Leafs.

The Oilers tallied the only marker in the second when Radek Dvorak scored his team leading 8th goal on the powerplay from Leetch and Rafalski. Leaf tender Mikka Kiprusoff (a former player for Sylvanfan) was stellar turning aside the other 10 Oiler shots directed his way, with many of those being spectacular saves.

The Leafs defence put the game to rest in the third as pillars of strength Karl Dykhuis and Hal Gil tallied goals with Gill's being the winner. Again the dynamic duo of Kariya and Amonte were responsible for getting the puck to Gill in a situation where he could do nothing but laugh as he tapped the puck into the open cage. The Oilers did tie the game up briefly in the third when Ales "I'm on the trade block" Hemsky actually took a shot on goal after taking a brilliant feed from Zubov. The big difference in the game was the play of Kiprusoff vs. Vokun as Kipper was great and Vokun was average. The play of the Leafs top three lines was also superior to that of the Oilers, and Jay Bouwmeester suffered a tough game in his own end. The only bright spots for the Oilers was the play of the 4th line, and another steady performance from Leetch and Foote.

Tommorrow the Oilers will return home to face GM Sylvanfan's former squad the Panthers. Rumors suggest that Sylvanfan considered the prospect of adding a couple of former Panther centres to his lineup but decided against it. It appears to be biting him in the ass as Spezza continues to stink it up in Edmonton and act like his dad owns the Brick. Expect another Oiler loss tommorrow as the law of averages suggests the Oilers are due for a few more.

[Cheese]

4-3 is an anihalation? sheesh talk about over-dramatics!

[Mccree]

Game story on website (http://members.shaw.ca/sanjsoecphl/index.htm)

[moon]

Originally posted by GerryCheevers@Dec 1 2004, 06:47 PM
4-3 is an anihalation? sheesh talk about over-dramatics!
Well Chad is so use to losing that this is his normal response to any game!!