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... line plays hard; they play honest, play straight lines,” said Cassidy. “I thought, well if they’re going to beat us, they’re going to go 200 FEET. “I thought they got an easy goal against us, too easy for how good they are and how good we want to be defensively. Then, Backes would see...
...lp off a New Jersey stick, Gudas found the net for a 3-1 lead at 10:36. New Jersey got its third power play at 11:04 after Couturier and got their FEET tangled behind the Flyers net. Couturier got the gate for tripping. Neuvirth, out of his net, made a big save on . Manning slashed Wood on the...
...Lightning defenseman Victory Hedman, stated the obvious to the gathered media last night when he said that Toronto's "got some good speed under their FEET and can score goals," yet he was also quick to point out, "other than that, I thought we controlled the pace of the game. We created a lot of cha...
... tough way to start. Coach Alain Vigneault night move Tony DeAngelo up to the top pairing and have Sproul begin with Nick Holden, as a way to get his FEET wet. Skjei and Holden can each play on their off (right) side, but with Sproul and ADA right-handed blueliners, one of those two would have to mo...
Gabriel Bourque doesn't do anything fancy, but he's turned into a valuable role player for the Avalanche. The 5-FEET-10, 206-pound forward -- like Blake Comeau, Carl Soderberg and Matt Nieto -- does a lot of the dirty, unsung work that has helped the Avalanche stay in the hunt for a playoff spot....
... I pressed him for specifics: A more aggressive style, it's where you see a big improvement in my game. I'm a calm guy, but he made me trust my FEET more. Be more aggressive on the shooters. Read the game better. It's hard to say if we'll see Lagace get any action in his second NHL stint -- t...
...ht now he's electric. - Corey Perry has six points (2g 4a) during a three game point streak. He is showing flashes of offensive ability again. The FEET don't move like they used to but the guy can still shoot. If he keep this up the Ducks will start racking up the wins again. - The Ducks long...
...s Ristolainen had the puck in his own zone and had his eyes on a streaking Jack Eichel headed up-ice with tons of open space. But he missed him by 10 FEET and the Ducks gained possession. Less than a minute later Henrique whistled a wrister by Lehner from just inside the Sabres blueline. Such was...
...f/when the rebuild occurs at the deadline, call each of them up late enough to avoid triggering the ELC while also allowing the two kids to get their FEET wet and know what’s required of each moving forward. Here are some excerpts from Brooks’ column: That aside, there are grave questions wh...
...on on his team and has put up 31 G and 22 A in 38 games. His hockey IQ is regarded as “High” while people are praising his powerful speed, quick FEET, and is called an effective player with outstanding skill. That’s a slam dunk pick to me. Now the Habs need to make the proper moves to m...
...Hornqvist and Sheary on the shelf you have to at least try to replace some of the depth scoring. It isn’t fair to place that responsibility at the FEET of Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Phil Kessel even though they’ve been amazing lately. These injuries are nowhere close to being on the...
...losses in six straight head-to-heads against the Maple Leafs). But it didn’t force them to cave in, choke up on their sticks and shoot pucks six-FEET wide of the net, or even come close to deviating from what’s made them successful. It was just the opposite, in fact. “We knew what was g...
...g the Predators “head-hunters” in the headlines… The Alexei Ememlin hit was borderline but it was not late… the puck was still at Staal’s FEET. - Another multi point night from the JoFA line… you can see, when they are firing on all cylinders, they drive the entire team. - Not m...
...ake Allen and drives his leg into Allen’s back, pushing him out of the crease. Jake DeBrusk aids Spooner by sliding into Allen. Allen ends up a few FEET out of the crease as a result of the contact from the Bruins players. According to the NHL’s own rulebook, a goal should be disallowed if “an...
... and bruises, even the mindset to take a week away from the rink,” McAvoy, who admitted he’ll probably keep his first few shifts short to get his FEET back under him, said following the morning skate at Warrior Ice Arena on Saturday. “I'm going to do the best I can to help this team keep g...
... Bay’s forwards. But at other times, what results is not an indirect pass, but an outlet pass without a receiver because the intended forward is 15 FEET higher in the zone. With the defensive corps restored, the Lightning forwards prefer not to sink deep, but if they stretch or fly the zone while ...
...hem as NHL regulars for the purpose of moving them. Also, I've heard from that "Anisimov might be the only player that the Hawks could drag their FEET on until February 26th to see if a contender wants to ante up a roster player, pick/prospect." Of course, Anisimov would have to waive to the ...
... digging at the puck side-by-side-by-side against Miles Wood, Palmieri and Zacha. Finally, a moment after Manning fell down and scrambled back to his FEET, the Devils won the battle. Palmieri kicked to Zacha with his skate. Zacha found room to wheel behind the cage. With the Philadelphia center and ...
...re last April and spending months trying to get back to his former self, Buffalo Sabres right winger Kyle Okposo looks as if he's finally gotten his FEET under him. Okposo put together a three-game point-streak (1g +3a) bridging the calendar year then went silent for three games. With the Sabre...
...o, Dotchin crossed the blue line for the entry, where he passed it to Brayden Point. Point was hiding along the inside of the blue line from about 59 FEET out. By the time Point controlled possession, two things were unfolding that became conspicuous: Jets forward Mathieu Perreault had fallen on the...
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