Archive for November, 2008The talk going into Tuesday night’s matchup between the Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins at Joe Louis Arena was centered around Marian Hossa’s first game against the team he played for in last spring’s Stanley Cup Final. By the… Original post by Brian Compton | NHL.com Staff Writer Tale of the tape CARD › Boyle CARD › CAMPBELL Original post by Dan Rosen | NHL.com Staff Writer The Anaheim Ducks had company for their practice Saturday. More than 200 members of military families from the Southern California chapter of Operation Homefront attended the workout, then were guests during the afternoon for a barbecue an… Original post by John Kreiser | NHL.com Columnist A few thoughts while I applaud the Penguins and Red Wings after one of the best regular-season games in recent memory: Saving the day — If not for Dan Ellis’ heroics Tuesday night, the Nashville Predators would have been more doo… Original post by Brian Compton | NHL.com Staff Writer Heart defects have been found in five players in the Russian ice hockey league since the death of rising star Alexei Cherepanov, an official said Wednesday. Russia’s Continental Hockey League ordered the tests after the 19-year-old Cherepanov collapsed and died from a heart condition while playing for his club Avangard. Cherepanov was a New York Rangers draft pick. Original post by WP-AutoBlog Import Jordan Staal and the Pittsburgh Penguins showed they still have plenty of talent, even with Marian Hossa now in Detroit. Staal had a hat trick in the third period and set up Ruslan Fedotenko’s goal with 1:11 left in overtime, lifting the Penguin… Original post by Associated Press Dallas 1 1 0 0-2 Los Angeles 2 0 0 0-3 First Period-1, Los Angeles, Stoll 5 (Kopitar, Doughty), 6:50 (pp). 2, Dallas, Lehtinen 1 (Ott, Richards), 14:17. 3, Los Angeles, Brown 6 (Kopitar), 16:46. Second Period-4, Dallas, Modano 5 (Zu… Original post by Associated Press SAN JOSE, Calif. - Ville Koistinen scored with 2:32 left in overtime, and Dan Ellis made 54 saves against San Jose’s franchise-record shooting barrage in the Nashville Predators’ 4-3 victory Tuesday night. Ryan Suter and Vernon Fiddler sc… Original post by Canadian Press Nashville 0 1 2 1-4 San Jose 1 1 1 0-3 First Period-1, San Jose, Setoguchi 8 (Lukowich, Marleau), 16:52. Second Period-2, San Jose, Blake 2 (Thornton, Setoguchi), 16:53 (pp). 3, Nashville, Arnott 7 (Hornqvist, de Vries), 17:59. Third P… Original post by Associated Press No Content or Description data Original post by WP-AutoBlog Import |
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