Oilers v. Wild - Matthew 25:14-30
by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 4:45 PM MDT
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PrintThe Kingdom of Heaven can be illustrated by the story of a coach who had many roles that needed to be filled. He called his players together and explained to them that each would get ice time according to his abilities. In the first period he would give one eight minutes, another four, and still another only two.
And so it was that the player who was given eight minutes earned eight more, and the one who was given four immediately went to work and earned four more. But the player who was given just two minutes was overwhelmed even with that.
During the intermission the coach called on each player to account for how he had used his time. The player to whom he had entrusted eight minutes came forward and said, "Coach, I've thoroughly outchanced the opposition both at even strength and on the power play and I scored a goal to give our team the lead!"
The coach was full of praise: "Well done, my good and faithful servant! Because you have been faithful in handling this small amount, I will make sure to give you even more ice time as the game goes on! I will let you start in the offensive zone, and I will use you on the power play!"
Next, the player to whom he had entrusted four minutes came forward and said, "Coach, I've held my own despite starting almost every shift in the defensive zone. I've killed penalties without allowing too many chances, and the opposition hasn't been able to score."
The coach was again full of praise: "Well done, my good and faithful servant! Because you have been faithful in handling this small amount, I will make rue to give you even more ice time as the game goes on! I will get you to start in the defensive zone, and use you to kill penalties. It is a hard task, but I know you will do well!"
Finally, the player to whom he had entrusted just two minutes came forward and said, "Coach, I have tried my best not to upset you. I made sure to ram into things frequently, and I didn't fall down too much. I even tried to start a fight, and although I took a penalty, I know that it was easy to kill because of its aggressive nature."
But the coach replied, "You bumbling fool! Not only did you not come close to scoring, but you made life difficult on everyone else by taking that foolish penalty! If you had at least played by the rules, we wouldn't have been at so great a disadvantage! I will take your ice time away and give it to the player who had eight minutes. For whoever has much will be given more, and whoever has little will lose what little they have. Before the next game, I'll ask that this useless oaf be sent to the minors where the weeping and gnashing of teeth never stops."
Edmonton Oilers (1-0-0) @ Minnesota Wild (1-1-1)
Xcel Energy Center, 6:00 p.m. MDT
Television: Sportsnet West
More analysis after the jump...
Home Team Scouting Report:
It seems to me that the Minnesota Wild are in the middle of rebuilding. Their actions over the summer may or may not have made the team better, but the changes definitely made them younger, and provided them with some more flexibility going forward. Is this kind of rebuilding necessary? Probably. They've registered poor shot rates for several seasons now, and that's continued again so far this season. The Wild have generated just 24.7 shots per game compared to 29.7 for their opponents, and while it's important to remember that these are early days, that -5.0 shot differential is awfully similar to the -5.8 shot differential they had in 2010-11. The new top line of Devin Setoguchi, Mikko Koivu, and Dany Heatley has done its part, but when they aren't on the ice, the club is getting hammered. That this is happening against the Blue Jackets, Islanders, and Senators - all teams I picked to miss the playoffs - is further reason for concern if you're looking for the Wild to make the playoffs this season. The Oilers haven't won in Minny for years now, but with the team that the Wild are icing this season, that's probably going to change (even if it doesn't happen tonight).
Expected Lineups:
Edmonton Oilers (1-0-0):
Hall - Nugent-Hopkins - Hemsky
Smyth - Belanger - Eberle
Paajarvi - Horcoff - Jones
Petrell - Lander - Hordichuk
Sutton - Gilbert
Barker - Petry
Smid - Peckham
Khabibulin
Minnesota Wild (1-1-1):
Setoguchi - Koivu - Heatley
Bouchard - Cullen - Latendresse
Gillies - Brodziak - Clutterbuck
Bulmer - Powe - Staubitz
Zanon - Zidlicky
Schultz - Scandella
Stoner - Spurgeon
Backstrom
By the Numbers:
- Andy Sutton played 20:08 in his first game as an Oiler, and looked much better than I thought he would. The game's speed on Sutton's (lack of) puck-moving ability are going to be a major issues if he continues to play alongside Gilbert on the shut-down pairing, but against Pittsburgh, Sutton was found culpable on plays that led to scoring chances (according to David Staples) just twice, with one coming at even strength and another on the penalty kill.
- Linus Omark will be sitting this one out, which on the one hand seems laughable since he's clearly better than at least two of the guys playing wing tonight. On the other hand, Tyler points out that Tom Renney might be responding to some specific flaws that Omark displayed against the Penguins, namely his ability to mark an opponent in the defensive zone.
- With the arena debate up and running, I think it's worthwhile to point out that the rink in downtown St. Paul, which began construction in 1998 and was completed in 2000, had a construction cost of approximately $130M, and was built exclusively with public money. I know that inflation is going to boost that number substantially, but it makes me wonder about the model being proposed in Edmonton. I understand that you probably get more bang with a $450M arena (although Lisa said that the arena in St. Paul was her favorite), but if I was on Edmonton's city council, I'd be awfully tempted to follow the St. Paul model and build the rink without a partner on a smaller budget (the city is already committing to twice what they spent in Minnesota with the current project), and then negotiate a lease with the Oilers.
- There are always some strange numbers to start the season, but my favorite one is probably Ryan Jones' even strength Corsi number, which stands at +37.5/60 and leads the team. It's an absolute tragedy that he hasn't been bragging about this on his Twitter account.
- Ryan Nugent-Hopkins was a beast against the Penguins. The goal was obviously big, but it's not like he was getting beat up otherwise: according to Dennis King, the Oilers outchanced the Penguins 10-2 at even strength while Nugent-Hopkins was on the ice, a very impressive showing. Of course... it does help when you're playing with the team's two best players: over Taylor Hall's career, the Oilers have earned 53.8% of the even strength chances (+70 -60) when both he and Ales Hemsky have been on the ice.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 5:57 PM MDT up reply actions
Yeah, I’ll be going over on that as well.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:11 PM MDT up reply actions
Gilbert's actual TOI
26:35, including 2:43 in OT.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 9:13 PM MDT up reply actions
LOL, at least I came close!
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 10:52 PM MDT up reply actions
Scott, this is in my top 3 Gospels.
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Thank you, sir.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:12 PM MDT up reply actions
The Ovechkin one remains my favorite.
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Agree, this one was exceptional even by Scott’s lofty standards.
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by Bruce McCurdy on Oct 14, 2011 11:58 AM MDT up reply actions
What a pass by Hall to Gilbert. Lordy.
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Great save by Backstrom too. Whoever was supposed to be marking Gilbert messed up large on that play.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:18 PM MDT up reply actions
Taylor Hall is ridiculous. Ales Hemsky is especially dangly early on.
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I liked the play where Latendresse was adamant that Hemsky had put himself offside.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:18 PM MDT up reply actions
Barker’s primary move seems to be pass it to Petry.
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I’ve heard worse plans.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 6:22 PM MDT up reply actions
I hear his “pass it to Kassian” plan didn’t work out so well last season.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:24 PM MDT up reply actions
Paajarvi deep below the goal line there to clean up defensively.
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I really liked that defensive cycle by Paajarvi. As Petry chases up, Paajarvi moves down into the corner to steal the cycle pass.
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That aspect seems to come to him naturally. Of all of the “YOUNG GUNZ!” he’s the best on his side of the red.
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Trivia question from Sportsnet. Rank them from most to least game-winning goals last season.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 6:28 PM MDT up reply actions
Nice! Credit Smid with an unofficial assist on that one; he made a heads-up play to keep the puck in the zone.
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I thought it was pretty funny to see him sneak down later in the sequence only to be ignored as a shooting option.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:30 PM MDT up reply actions
Ryan Smyth can only score Ryan Smyth goals.
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And how can you not love it!
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:29 PM MDT up reply actions
Andy Sutton moves like a hibernating bear. Holy mackerel Taylor Hall.
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That was a very good wrister. Used the defender as a screen very well.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:35 PM MDT up reply actions
I don’t even know how to describe him anymore. I wish he were a center so I could call him Modano.
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The puck is especially bouncy when Nik is on the ice.
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That’s probably it.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 6:38 PM MDT up reply actions
What the heck was that pass from Khabibulin? Why is he still here?
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Yeah, that was awful.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:39 PM MDT up reply actions
actually, i was about to comment on how much more enjoyable it is to watch the Oilers this year. How they seem to be playing hockey instead of playing lets win the lottery twice…
… but then Khabibulin passed to NH, and i bit my tounge.
by Bananahammer on Oct 13, 2011 6:46 PM MDT up reply actions
Smid was really on the ball to get his stick on the forward in front on that play.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 6:50 PM MDT up reply actions
Good defender as long as he doesn’t have to deal with the puck.
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At least that means you don’t have to listen to the Sportsnet announcers pumping Khabibulin’s tires. 9 saves, whoop dee doo. He also gave up Minnesota’s two best chances of the period.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 6:59 PM MDT up reply actions
I’m pretty certain Shawn Horcoff is going to take his 10,000th career faceoff this period.
I think he’s 2 short.
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I was wrong. Horcoff now has 9,999 career faceoffs.
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There it is. 10,000 career faceoffs.
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Yeah… Not. Good.
Oh well, now they can bump Hordichuk up the lineup.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 7:04 PM MDT up reply actions
I’m interested to see if Hall and Hopkins will carry the play without Hemsky.
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Smyth attempts to clear, fails.
Smyth doubles back, dives and breaks play up going the other way.
Thank you Ryan Smyth.
Smyth with two turnovers on one shift. Ugly shift.
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by Derek Zona on Oct 13, 2011 7:05 PM MDT up reply actions 1 recs
Oh FFS, Peckham. Right in front of the official?
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Lander gets the call with Hopkins and Hall. Huh.
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Yeah, seems a bit weird. I like him, but from fourth-line centre to first-line winger?
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 7:10 PM MDT up reply actions
If Renney is going to accept a match-up with Koivu’s line, it’s particularly unwise… not that Jones is a better alternative.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 7:18 PM MDT up reply actions
How in the holy hell did the Oilers just give up a 3 on 1 there? You have to be kidding me.
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Didn’t mind the original Sutton pinch too much, but if you’re going to crowd the puck like that after the hit, you’d best come out with the puck.
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by Scott Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011 7:18 PM MDT up reply actions
That was a mess. The only player who didn’t stand there and watch was Gilbert, and he was helpless on the 3 on 1. So was Khabibulin.
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Ryan Nugent-Hopkins was a beast against the Penguins. The goal was obviously big, but it’s not like he was getting beat up otherwise: according to Dennis King, the Oilers outchanced the Penguins 10-2 at even strength while Nugent-Hopkins was on the ice, a very impressive showing. Of course… it does help when you’re playing with the team’s two best players: over Taylor Hall’s career, the Oilers have earned 53.8% of the even strength chances (+70 -60) when both he and Ales Hemsky have been on the ice.
You’re like friggin’ Carnac.
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Someone put the shock collar on Khabibulin.
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After playing about 4 minutes in the first period, Horcoff has played 25 minutes in the last 3.5 periods.
But yeah, he’s been “properly demoted”.
In theory, there is little difference between practice and theory, but in practice there is!
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Approximately 29 minutes of ice time in his last 4 periods.
So much for “This is the new look Oilers” that was going around after the 1st period of game 1.
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Clearly, better off without Hemsky and Gagner.
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Horcoff probably should have just taken the shot there.
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He had no shot. The defenseman was splayed in front of him.
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Hm. My mistake, then.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 7:33 PM MDT up reply actions
Jones is active on the penalty kill, but he never actually tries to force the pass to a spot or cut off a lane. Full of sound and fury…
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Are you suggesting that the Jones fans have fallen for a tale told by an idiot?
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 7:35 PM MDT up reply actions
Compare his pursuit to Belanger’s when they are short-handed.
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Khabibulin is sliding all over the ice like a Penguin running from a leopard seal.
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by Derek Zona on Oct 13, 2011 7:31 PM MDT reply actions 2 recs
I had to youtube it…
It’s uncanny I tell you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6wYy-YBkE0&feature=player_detailpage#t=65s
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Just imagine the seal is a shooter lurking in the slot and the puck is going left or right.
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Great sprawl by Smid to break up that play in front of the net. I’ve really liked his game tonight.
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When he’s not forced to handle the puck, he’s good. We’ve established that.
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Dare to dream!
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 7:43 PM MDT up reply actions
Boy, how could anyone get tired of watching pucks ricochet off Khabibulin?
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I’m surprised when there is no rebound.
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If Hemsky is out for awhile, Renney needs to use Smyth and Horc together and match. He has to.
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I think if Gagner is back he can match with 14-10-4 and put 93-94-89 together and 91-20-23.
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then we don’t have to trade Gagner because he’ll be a RW, not a C ;)
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As long as it’s not Jones on the top line.
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What if Gagner isn’t ready and Hemsky misses games? Partner Jones with RNH & Smyth, or go with Paajarvi on that line and Jones with Omark & Belanger?
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:12 PM MDT up reply actions
Not Jones. Get Omark back into the top 9.
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OK, but Horcoff, RNH, Belanger, Hall, Eberle, Paajarvi, Omark and Smyth are only 8. Who’s the last player in the top 9?
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:18 PM MDT up reply actions
Clone one of them.
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My DNA recombinator is in the shop.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:20 PM MDT up reply actions
No idea why Hall is gaining the zone and trying to make moves 1 on 4… just set your PP up.
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The Oilers have a bad habit of trying to do too much too fast, and for whatever reason it seems particularly pronounced whenever they play the Wild.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:04 PM MDT up reply actions
The Oilers need breakout practice.
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“BIG REBOUND”
That should be his new nickname.
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Eh, I still like the Russian Ricochet.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:04 PM MDT up reply actions
I’d love for Jonathan to do another handles count on this one. Barker refuses to do anything with the puck. Petry has been forced to take care of all of the exits.
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Barker doesn’t want the puck unless he can shoot it.
Seabuscuit.
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Hopkins-Hall have seen a 10 shot reversal in Corsi since the first.
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There’s a big drop off from 83 to every other winger in the lineup.
23 would help.
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Just sayin’ that the coronation may have come early.
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Especially considering he just sat for 8 minutes too.
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He’s out there now.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:20 PM MDT up reply actions
Ah, okay. I hadn’t seen him in forever.
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Natural mistake. It’s unusual for Smid not to be hurt.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:21 PM MDT up reply actions
That was him handling the puck like a live grenade there.
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Belanger went off the ice slowly there.
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And hopefully a bit of sobering up.
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I’ve discovered the one thing I don’t like about Gamecenter… it’s always about 30-60 seconds behind.
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Yessir. But it’s the only bad thing about it.
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Oops. Sorry to spoil it.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:25 PM MDT up reply actions
Check out the zonestarts tonight.
http://www.nhl.com/scores/htmlreports/20112012/FC020044.HTM
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10 offensive faceoffs in a game is just sad.
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Canucks must be licking their lips.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:28 PM MDT up reply actions
Canucks are licking their wounds. Detroit is beating them tonight
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Brings a smile to my face!
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:30 PM MDT up reply actions
We’re going to hear all about Horcoff and Belanger’s struggles tomorrow. And no one is going to point out the D zone starts.
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I really like Paajarvi’s game. He’s going to be impossible to play against in either zone pretty soon.
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The Nuge was stapled to the bench in the third.
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Hmm, maybe that’s why Oilers were outshot 15-1.
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by Bruce McCurdy on Oct 14, 2011 12:50 PM MDT up reply actions
So, about that Petrell short-handed time…
http://www.nhl.com/ice/boxscore.htm?id=2011020044
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Shoulder, left in the 1st.
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by Ben Johnston on Oct 13, 2011 8:38 PM MDT up reply actions
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