Day 89 Scores

[KevanGuy]

Day 89
796 HURRICANES 6 FLAMES 2
797 BLUES 3 CANUCKS 6
798 LEAFS 1 OILERS 3
799 ISLANDERS 5 KINGS 2
800 SHARKS 7 DUCKS 2
801 SENATORS 8 JETS 0

[Mango]

We've won 4 in a row without Zubov in our lineup. WDF!

"Don't Panic" Yanic continues to be awesome.

[HelloHockeyFans]

Well apparently, Hedberg sucks less than Cam Ward.

[RT14]

Much needed win for the Sharks and we finally got big games out of someone other than Hossa and Horcoff. Sedin with 2G and 2A, Yashin 1G 2A, Nieds 2A, Hossa 1G 1A...nice to see the big guns putting the points up for once!

Toivonen gets another win in his last game as a Sharks and has played better for us than any of our starters...sure hope Osgood can keep that up.

[CMPunk]

Meh, we knew it had to end sometime. With both goalies down in contidioning, we figured that we should put in our back ups instead and save Emery for the rest of theses games. 2 down, 4 more to go

[nyrcrisfer]

Oilers beat Leafs 3-1.

The loss is the Leafs third in a row, all to the Howe conference. The common failing has been the offense. 3 goals in 2 games vs. the 'Nucks and just 1 tonight against the Oil. Aside from not scoring any goals we haven't played bad games. Tonight we only let up 25 shots to a pretty good offensive team. But again no scoring..

The worst performance of the game was the first line, on top of not scoring those guys were all a -3 or -2.

[Radically Red]

8-0.. Nice offensive explsion for the Senators. Nice suprise considering we are not known for being a high scoring team.

Schaefer with the Shutout... thats 2 in a row!!

[icarus]

CPHL Game of the Week

Leafs 1 - Zetterberg 3

The Oilers extended their winning streak to seven games thanks to Henrik Zetterberg's hat trick over the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs on Day 89. Zetterberg scored in the first minute of the 1st and 2nd periods before scoring the insurance marker at 5.05 of the 3rd period to secure Edmonton's victory in front of a nationwide audience for the CPHL game of the week. Simon Gagne assisted on all three goals, none of which was scored on the powerplay. In fact the Oilers powerplay was an anemic 0 for 6, and the line of Kotalik-Lecavalier-Iginla was held to a shocking 1 shot only. Nevertheless, Zetterberg's line stepped it up and Martin Brodeur shut the door to draw the Oilers within one point of the Chicago Blackhawks for the Howe Conference lead. The Oilers face the red hot Wings today with a fatigued blueline. Hopefully the offence will be firing on all cylinders just in case a lot of goals against are allowed.