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Tsawwassen · 04-19-2022, 06:46 AM

Final scores
http://sportsstats.cbc.ca/news/NHL-R...ate=04-17-2022
https://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/scores/2022-04-17
https://scores.nbcsports.com/nhl/sco...p?day=20220417
https://www.espn.com/nhl/scoreboard/_/date/20220417

8 at

3
The 7 goals scored in the 2nd period by the Blues was a team record in any period. It was the reverse for the Predators, the most goals allowed in any perioid. Rosen, Schenn, and Kyrou each had 2 goals. All 4 lines were in on the scoring and Binnington looked good in net making 33 saves.

From the post game links,
"The Predators honored longtime broadcaster Terry Crisp before the game. Crisp has been part of Nashville’s broadcast team since the team entered the league in 1998 and is retiring at season’s end. Affectionately known as “Crispy,” he won Stanley Cups as a player with the Philadelphia Flyers and as a coach with the Calgary Flames. Crisp was also an original Blue, playing five seasons for St. Louis beginning with the team’s inaugural season in 1967-68."

04-19-2022, 06:46 AM	#12
Tsawwassen Franchise Player Join Date: Feb 2007 Exp:	Final scores http://sportsstats.cbc.ca/news/NHL-R...ate=04-17-2022 https://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/scores/2022-04-17 https://scores.nbcsports.com/nhl/sco...p?day=20220417 https://www.espn.com/nhl/scoreboard/_/date/20220417 8 at 3 The 7 goals scored in the 2nd period by the Blues was a team record in any period. It was the reverse for the Predators, the most goals allowed in any perioid. Rosen, Schenn, and Kyrou each had 2 goals. All 4 lines were in on the scoring and Binnington looked good in net making 33 saves. From the post game links, "The Predators honored longtime broadcaster Terry Crisp before the game. Crisp has been part of Nashville’s broadcast team since the team entered the league in 1998 and is retiring at season’s end. Affectionately known as “Crispy,” he won Stanley Cups as a player with the Philadelphia Flyers and as a coach with the Calgary Flames. Crisp was also an original Blue, playing five seasons for St. Louis beginning with the team’s inaugural season in 1967-68." __________________ Remember this, TSN stands for *Toronto's Sports Network!* MOD EDIT: Removed broken image link.