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GONNA TRY AND PUT PLAYER UPDATES GOALIES REFS AND SHIT LIKE THAT EVERYONE CAN HELP SOMEONE CAN TAKE CARE OF THE REFS CAUSE THE SITE I HAD FOR THEM IS SCREWED UP BIG TIME:shrug: LETS TRY AND MAKE THIS A DAILY THING:shrug:
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Ossi Vaananen (phoenix) is expected to play tonight despite his bruised foot, according to the Arizona Republic.

Kelly Buchberger will miss tonight's game with a bruised foot, according to the Arizona Republic.


Mario Lemieux felt good enough Sunday after playing back-to-back games the previous two nights that he participated in a 30-minute practice, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Nikolai Khabibulin is expected back in goal for the Lightning tonight after getting Saturday's game off, according to the Tampa Tribune

Canadiens coach Michel Therrien plans to ride the hot netminding of Jeff Hackett tomorrow. Therrien will start Hackett over Jose Theodore as long as he is playing well, according to the Montreal Gazette.

Josh Green is expected to skate on the Oilers' top line tonight alongside Mike Comrie and Anson Carter, according to the Edmonton Sun.


Evgeni Nabokov made his season debut with the Sharks Sunday after signing a contract earlier in the week. He was a little rusty, allowing three goals on 21 shots, and took a loss to the Blackhawks

 

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Goaltender Brian Boucher has posted a career record of 4-1-0 in five appearances vs. New York, along with a 2.53 goals against average. expected 2 start tonight


Goaltender Mike Richter, the winningest goaltender in franchise history, is just one win shy of 300 for his Rangers/NHL career. Richter became the Rangers' all-time leader in wins on January 18, 2001 when he recorded his 267th career victory, eclipsing the mark previously held by Ed Giacomin. He will become just the 19th goaltender in NHL history to accomplish the feat. He also ranks sixth among all active NHL goaltenders in wins.


Mark Messier is expected to skate in his 1,613th career NHL match tonight vs. the Phoenix Coyotes, passing Raymond Bourque for third place on the NHL's all-time games played list.

ALL-TIME - RANGERS VS. COYOTES:
Overall (rangers): 30-22-6-0
At MSG: 17-9-2-0
At Phoenix: 13-13-4-0

nyr after a win 0-2 phoe after loss 2-3

 

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Radek Dvorak, W NYR The Rangers placed Dvorak on injured reserve Sunday with a knee injury. He is out until at least Friday after being diagnosed with a Grade 1 sprain of his left medial collateral ligament. Dvorak might return in seven to 10 days, so keep him reserved for this week.

Bobby Holik, C NYR
Holik is battling a left hip flexor strain. According to Newsday, he is questionable for Monday's game against Phoenix. He said the hip has been bothering him since he suffered a bruised instep on a blocked shot in an Oct. 5 preseason game.

 

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The Montreal Canadiens' already crowded crease got a little tighter today after the team recalled goaltender Mathieu Garon from its Hamilton AHL affiliate.
Garon, 24, was sent to the American Hockey League Bulldogs on Oct. 22 for conditioning.

After posting a 1-1 record, a 2.01 goal against average and .934 save percentage, Garon rejoins a club trying to stickhandle a very sensitive goaltending situation.

Last season's Vezina and Hart Trophy winner, Jose Theodore has struggled this season while veteran backup and perennial trade bait Jeff Hackett has sparkled.

With the team struggling, coach Michel Therrien has opted to go with Hackett more recently, creating a mini-goaltending controversy early in the season.

Hackett is 2-0-1 with a 2.49 GAA and .936 save percentage compared to fan favourite Theodore's 1-3-1, 4.38 and .833 stats.

Garon's arrival is sure to spark speculation about Hackett's status with the club. The 34-year-old has made it clear he would like to be traded to a club where he can compete to be the No. 1 goaltender.

 

[Meestermike]

Great stuff no-all !!! THANKS.

NBL tonite

 

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Probable goaltenders: Olaf Kolzig for the Capitals, Johan Hedberg for the Penguins.

Penguins: Are 11-2-1 against Washington in past 14 meetings at Mellon Arena. ... Hedberg is only NHL goalie to record short-handed assist this season. ... D Jamie Pushor does not have goal in past 98 games.

Capitals: Have been outscored, 8-2, during first period this season. ... Kolzig ranks among league leaders with save percentage of .939.

Hidden stat: All four of the Capitals' victories this season have been by one goal.

This is the final game of an eight-game road trip. (washington) ? Offense hasn?t come easy or often for the Capitals, who haven?t scored more than two goals in a game since their season opener. ? They have given up the first goal in six of eight games.


The Penguins have scored at least three goals in each of their last seven games.
After a 3-0 start, Washington has won just once in its last five games.

 

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TBAY/FLO

SERIES: Second of five meetings this season. Lightning won 4-3 in overtime Oct. 10.

WHO'S HURT: Lightning - C Brian Holzinger (broken leg), out. Panthers - D Paul Laus (wrist), D Branislav Mezei (broken ankle), out; LW Peter Worrell (thumb), C Viktor Kozolv (ribs), questionable.

THE SKINNY: The Panthers are 2-1-1 in their past four. ... The Lightning are 4-0 vs. Southeast division opponents this season. ... LW Chris Dingman has two goals in his past two games. ... Tampa Bay has allowed the first goal of the game four times. ... The Panthers have scored the first goal four times. ... LW Dave Andreychuk needs one power-play goal to tie Phil Esposito's record. ... G Nikolai Khabibulin is expected to return after getting Saturday off. ... Florida G Roberto Luongo has appeared in all nine games. ... Dan Boyle is tied for the league-lead among defensemen 10 points. ... The Lightning are 26th in the league in road penalty kill (76.9 percent). ... After scoring 24 goals in its first five games, Tampa Bay has six in the past
three. ... The Lightning trail all-time series 13-24-7-2. ... Tampa Bay has won four in a row at the Office Depot Center after going winless in 12.

The Panthers, who lost 30 of 41 home games last season, have earned at least a point in all three of their games at the National Car Rental Center, including a 1-1 tie against the Washington Capitals on Saturday. Ivan Novoseltsev tallied the lone goal for Florida. (loss 4-3 ot, win 3-2 tie 1-1)

The Panthers, who had an open spot on their roster, called up center Jeff Toms from San Antonio of the American Hockey League on Sunday. Toms, 28, who signed with Florida as an unrestricted free agent last summer, has played 228 NHL games with five organizations, scoring 20 times.


G Roberto Luongo was spectacular against the Lightning last season. He recorded a 2-1-0 record with a 1.30 goals against average and a .958 save percentage.

 

[Celyas]

Excellent stuff no all. It's appreciated :thumb:

 

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Goals By Period
FLORIDA
1 2 3 OT TOT
6 9 6 1 22 ( 2.4 avg.)
Opponents
8 14 6 1 29 ( 3.2 avg.)

tbay
1 2 3 OT TOT
9 9 11 1 30 ( 3.8 avg.)
Opponents
9 7 7 0 23 ( 2.9 avg.)

 

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panthers
Home power play 2 (G) 16(att) 12.5 (pct)(T-24th NHL)
HOME pen kill 2 (G) 13(att) 84.6(pct) (13th NHL)

tbay
AWAY powerplay 6 33 18.2 (T-12th NHL)
AWAY PEN KILL 6 26 76.9 (26th NHL)

 

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can anyone post goalies or refs :shrug:
someone else can do stats for edm/dal cause I gotta go get back 2 my work
good luck