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Wow.
The L.A. Kings 1st in Western Conference?! |
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The Vancouver Canucks held on to defeat thw Wild tonight. The final score was 4-3. We were dominated in the faceoff dot, we were outshot, we were outhit, but we still pulled out a win. We won thanks to our powerplay, which has been sleeping lately. Three power play goals for us tonight, hopefully it is a sign of things to come. Mason Raymond looked very impressive, as did the Sedins and Burrows. Kesler was playing with a chip on his shoulder and put in a goal. Hopefully we can continue our winning ways and climb into the top eight. The summary is as follows. On a side note. Henrik is tied for 2nd in league scoring with Marian Gaborik. Scoring Summary 1st Period 01:44 VAN PPG - Daniel Sedin (7) Wrist Shot - Assists: H. Sedin (25) & K. Bieksa (13) 06:16 VAN PPG - Mason Raymond (11) Tip-In - Assists: H. Sedin (26) & K. Bieksa (14) 13:55 MIN Shane Hnidy (1) Wrist Shot - Assists: M. Havlat (11) & K. Brodziak (7) 16:45 VAN Alexandre Burrows (10) Wrist Shot - Assists: D. Sedin (11) & H. Sedin (27) 19:55 MIN Greg Zanon (2) Wrist Shot - Assists: M. Havlat (12) & K. Brodziak ( cool 2nd Period none 3rd Period 06:44 VAN PPG - Ryan Kesler (7) Wrist Shot - Assists: M. Schneider (3) & M. Raymond (9) 18:54 MIN Martin Havlat (4) Assists: A. Brunette (18 ) |
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Syn Shadow Lindrosfan Failure on the part of the Habs. Too bad they didn't leave him in the game because Ottawa could have had a win that they deserved. Wow what a fail, lol! |
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Fatal For RealZ Syn Shadow Lindrosfan Failure on the part of the Habs. Too bad they didn't leave him in the game because Ottawa could have had a win that they deserved. Wow what a fail, lol! Is that all people say now days? |
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Marsellus Wow. The L.A. Kings 1st in Western Conference?! *dives right into the thread* The Kings have been slowly building up a good team with years of being near the bottom of the standings, and some good moves by the management means they've had some good draft picks. It'll be interesting to see where they can be a few years from now, possibly even being contenders on a regular basis. Though it probably will never reach the level of where they were with Gretzky/Healy/Robatille. I'm pretty excited to see how Locktinov handles the big leagues, though not a Kings fan myself. |
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darts180 Marsellus Wow. The L.A. Kings 1st in Western Conference?! *dives right into the thread* The Kings have been slowly building up a good team with years of being near the bottom of the standings, and some good moves by the management means they've had some good draft picks. It'll be interesting to see where they can be a few years from now, possibly even being contenders on a regular basis. Though it probably will never reach the level of where they were with Gretzky/Healy/Robatille. I'm pretty excited to see how Locktinov handles the big leagues, though not a Kings fan myself. McGuire said to watch out for the Kings during this season. I could totally see them as being the next Chicago Blackhawks. Remember how they were dead last in all those years than suddenly with the addition of Patrick Kane, Sharp, and Toews. They're like the younger version of Detriot razz |
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Marsellus darts180 Marsellus Wow. The L.A. Kings 1st in Western Conference?! *dives right into the thread* The Kings have been slowly building up a good team with years of being near the bottom of the standings, and some good moves by the management means they've had some good draft picks. It'll be interesting to see where they can be a few years from now, possibly even being contenders on a regular basis. Though it probably will never reach the level of where they were with Gretzky/Healy/Robatille. I'm pretty excited to see how Locktinov handles the big leagues, though not a Kings fan myself. McGuire said to watch out for the Kings during this season. I could totally see them as being the next Chicago Blackhawks. Remember how they were dead last in all those years than suddenly with the addition of Patrick Kane, Sharp, and Toews. They're like the younger version of Detriot razz I think it is really good for hockey. We have a lot of the old players retiring, it is nice to see such a dynamic new group of players entering the league. Hockey is more fun to watch when there is such new energy. |
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Tonight the Ottawa Senators are in Toronto to take on their provincial rival, the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The only information I have now is that Ron Wilson can't decide if he wants Luke Schenn to be in the lineup or not against the Ottawa Senators. More info later today. |
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UPDATE - Sens vs Leafs
Luke Schenn will be sitting out tonight for his 2nd straight night. He sat out Saturday night when the Toronto Maple Leafs got a victory over the Capitals. Vesa Toskala will be starting tonight for Toronto. Nothing much on Ottawa yet, more information later. Toronto's Projceted Lines (TSN): Stajan - Kessel - Ponikarovsky Kulemin - Primeau - Stempniak Blake - Grabovski - Hagman Orr - Wallin - Mayers Kaberle - Komisarek White - Beauchemin Finger - Exelby Toskala MacDonald |
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