news and scores for 11/23
tom wilson
Minnesota - traded goaltender Kari Takko to Edmonton for defenseman Bruce Bell
and future considerations.
Montreal - signed defenseman Petr Svoboda to a 1-year contract.
New Jersey - sent forward Alan Stewart and defenseman Tommy Albelin to Utica
of the AHL.
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Benoit Hogue scored 34 seconds into overtime to give Buffalo a 3-2 victory
over Edmonton.
Edm - 0 0 2 0 - 2
Buf - 0 1 1 1 - 3
1 - none
2 - Buf, Ray 2 (Ledyard, Hawerchuk) 13:51
3 - Edm, Gelinas 5 (Linesman) 2:31
Buf, Foligno 2 (Hogue, Vaive) 7:38
Edm, S. Smith 6 (Tikkanen, Simpson) 14:22
OT- Buf, Hogue 7 (Vaive, Ledyard) 0:34
Shots on goal: Edm 5-10-6-0--21
Buf 11-18-7-1--37
Power-plays: Edm 1 of 3 (which goal?)
Buf 0 of 4
Goalies: Edm Ranford 5-13-2, 37 shots, 34 saves
Buf Malarchuk 6-3-3, 21 shots, 19 saves
Attendance: 16,325
[Ranford is the only goalie to play every minute of every game. I'm sure Takko
is pleased as punch about the trade. HA! just as I was about to send this,
I saw that Ranford was hurt in today's game and Takko got to play. We'll see
how he did tomorrow (I already know, but I'll save it for the box scores).]
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Johan Garpenlov scored four goals and Tim Cheveldae stopped a penalty shot as
Detroit beat St. Louis, 5-3.
StL - 1 2 0 - 3
Det - 2 2 1 - 5
1 - StL, Sutter 3 (Courtnall, Emerson) 8:21
Det, Garpenlov 6 (McKay, Fedorov) 12:03
Det, Garpenlov 7 (Chiasson, McKay) 16:19
2 - StL, Sutter 4 (Emerson, Courtnall) 1:06
Det, Garpenlov 8 (Habscheid) 5:36
Det, Garpenlov 9 6:04
StL, Brind'Amour 3 (Hull, Stevens) 7:18
3 - Det, Burr 8 (Probert, Norwood) 8:43 (pp)
Attendance: 19,875
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Scott Mellanby's power-play goal early in the third period sparked
Philadelphia to a 4-1 vicotry over Toronto.
Tor - 1 0 0 - 1
Phi - 1 0 3 - 4
1 - Tor, Richardson 1 (Fenton) 0:20
Phi, Tocchet 15 (Eklund) 6:44
2 - none
3 - Phi, Mellanby 9 (Acton, Tocchet) 4:03 (pp)
Phi, Smith 4 7:47
Phi, Kushner 2 (Acton) 19:51 (pp)
Attendance: 17,382
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Hartford's Ron Francis and Pat Verbeek scored two goals each in a 4-3 victory
over Boston. [What the paper decides not to mention is how these goals were
scored. If I heard correctly, Boston received two 5-minute majors (Neely got
one of them) which overlapped. I imagine all 4 goals were scored during this
span. How many were scored while two men short, I don't know. Oh, I remember
the days when penalties used to be posted in the box scores down here....]
Har - 0 0 4 - 4
Bos - 2 1 0 - 3
1 - Bos, Hodge 2 (Bourque, Wesley) 6:13 (pp)
Bos, Wesley 3 (Bourque, Christian) 12:41 (pp)
2 - Bos, Walz 4 (Brickley) 3:57
3 - Har, Francis 7 (Verbeek, Crossman) 8:17 (pp)
Har, Verbeek 10 (Crossman, Dineen) 10:30 (pp)
Har, Verbeek 11 (Young, Dineen) 11:08 (pp)
Har, Francis 8 (Young, Verbeek) 11:51 (pp)
Attendance: 14,448
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Brian Bellows scored three goals as Minnesota showed a rare offensive spark in
defeating Vancouver, 6-4.
Van - 3 0 1 - 4
Min - 2 3 1 - 6
1 - Min, Propp 8 (Broten, Murphy) 4:22 (pp)
Van, Valk 4 (Bradley, Nordmark) 6:04
Van, Capuano 8 (Bradley, Linden) 14:16
Min, Bellows 8 (Gagner, Tinordi) 18:30
Van, Sandlak 4 (Lidster, Adams) 19:06 (pp)
2 - Min, Bellows 9 (Dahlen, Gagner) 4:19
Min, Bellows 10 (Gagner, Murphy) 6:34
Min, Dahlen 2 (Gagner, Bellows) 13:27
3 - Van, Bozak 2 (Smyl, Gibson) 10:16
Min, Propp 9 (Sinisalo, Tinordi) 10:48
Shots on goal: Van 13-13-12--38
Min 11- 8- 7--26
Power-plays: Van 1 of 5
Min 2 of 3
Goalies: Van McLean 4-7-0, 26 shots, 20 saves
Min Casey 5-8-4, 38 shots, 34 saves
Attendance: 7,889 (man! a lot of people missed a good game)
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Steve Leach scored twice in 10 seconds as Washington scored three goals in a
21 second span [1 second over of the league record, held by Boston in 1971]
of the first period en route to a 7-3 victory over Pittsburgh.
Was - 5 1 1 - 7
Pit - 1 1 1 - 3
1 - Was, Miller 5 (Bondra, Pivonka) 1:57
Was, Hatcher 7 (Ridley, Miller) 8:53 (sh)
Pit, Coffey 7 (Mullen, Recchi) 13:26 (pp)
Was, Pivonka 7 (Druce, Hatcher) 16:18 (pp)
Was, Leach 4 (Ridley, Rouse) 16:29
Was, Leach 5 (Ridley) 16:39
2 - Pit, Recchi 11 (Coffey) 0:29
Was, Ridley 6 (Leach, Lalor) 3:39
3 - Was, Rouse 3 (Hunter, Pivonka) 7:53 (pp)
Pit, Recchi 12 (Johnson, Cullen) 8:23
Attendance: 16,183
Chris Craig
>Hartford's Ron Francis and Pat Verbeek scored two goals each in a 4-3 victory
>over Boston. [What the paper decides not to mention is how these goals were
>scored. If I heard correctly, Boston received two 5-minute majors (Neely got
>one of them) which overlapped. I imagine all 4 goals were scored during this
>span. How many were scored while two men short, I don't know. Oh, I remember
>the days when penalties used to be posted in the box scores down here....]
Neely received a match penalty for whacking a Whaler (forgot the name)
over the head in the 3rd period. Less than 2 minutes later, John
Carter picked up a slashing major, leaving the Bruins 2 men down for a
long time. Two of the Whalers 4 goals were scored when the B's were 2
men short. The other 2 were also power play goals. All in all, a
pretty dismal way to lose a hockey game.
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Steve Sydorowicz
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> [summary of game]
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What was the deal with Milbury? I have heard and seen bits/pieces of
Mike trying to go over the plexiglass to get at the Hartford coach.
However, the paper didn't mention anything and I seemed to have missed the ESPN
coverage. What happened? Looked like they needed a couple of guys to pull
Mike of the divider between the benches....
Did they run at Moog? I know Boston *hates* that.
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Chris Craig
>What was the deal with Milbury? I have heard and seen bits/pieces of
>Mike trying to go over the plexiglass to get at the Hartford coach.
>Did they run at Moog? I know Boston *hates* that.
Oh yeah, forgot to mention that. Yes, they were running at Moog (and
at Lemelin the next night). Sometime in the 2nd period Krygier (sp?)
charged the net and made a half-hearted attempt to stop before hitting
Moog with a pretty good elbow. No, he wasn't pushed in the crease, he
went in under his own power. Moog's neck snapped back and hit the
crossbar, and he fell to the ice. Needless to say, many Bruins took
exception to that, and a decent brawl broke out. Moog ended up ok, a
couple of matching fighting majors were called, and Krygier got a
major penalty. While all this was happening, Milbury started
screaming at Rick Ley and apparently tried to climb over the
plexiglass to the Hartford bench. A couple of Bruins held Milbury
back as he continued to scream at Ley (who screamed back, of course).
The net outcome of all this was that Hartford suddenly got their heads
back into the game (despite the 5 minute penalty) and, with the help
of a couple more majors, came back and won the game.
Mike Godfrey
>
>Minnesota - traded goaltender Kari Takko to Edmonton for defenseman Bruce Bell
>and future considerations.
As someone mentioned in the paper the other day ... do ya think they made
this deal so they could call it the "Takko-Bell" trade?
(Actually, there are only a handful of Taco Bell franchises here.)
--
Mike Godfrey "Everyone has a system, but they can't seem to win.
Dept of Comp Sci, UofT Even Bob Geldolf looks alarmingly thin."
mi...@csri.toronto.edu -- Loudon Wainwright III
D. Matthew Olsen
|> In article <1990Nov26.1...@ssd.kodak.com> syd...@bisco.kodak.com (Steve Sydorowicz) writes:
|> >What was the deal with Milbury? I have heard and seen bits/pieces of
|> >Mike trying to go over the plexiglass to get at the Hartford coach.
|> [...]
|> >Did they run at Moog? I know Boston *hates* that.
|>
|> Oh yeah, forgot to mention that. Yes, they were running at Moog (and
|> at Lemelin the next night). Sometime in the 2nd period Krygier (sp?)
|> charged the net and made a half-hearted attempt to stop before hitting
|> Moog with a pretty good elbow. No, he wasn't pushed in the crease, he
|> went in under his own power. Moog's neck snapped back and hit the
|> crossbar, and he fell to the ice. Needless to say, many Bruins took
|> exception to that, and a decent brawl broke out. Moog ended up ok, a
|> couple of matching fighting majors were called, and Krygier got a
|> major penalty.
I have to disagree with you there. After watching that part of the second period
over and over on videotape, I am quite confident that Krygier was pushed by
Bourque into the crease. Bourque's arms have just straightened out on the
overhead view as Krygier hit Moog, and Bourque is not a weak individual. He
never could have stopped, and I must conclude the five minute penalty was
unwarranted. Dean Evason, however, did take one shot in each game at each
goaltender, and those deserved penalties that were not issued. I also must
think that Poulin's crosscheck that broke Ron Francis' nose was intentional. But,
that is not for me to decide. The tape has been sent to the NHL.
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dmo...@athena.mit.edu
Dustin Emhart
>In article <20...@ucf-cs.UCF.EDU> wil...@ucf-cs.UCF.EDU (tom wilson) writes:
>>Minnesota - traded goaltender Kari Takko to Edmonton for defenseman Bruce Bell
>>and future considerations.
>As someone mentioned in the paper the other day ... do ya think they made
>this deal so they could call it the "Takko-Bell" trade?
>
>(Actually, there are only a handful of Taco Bell franchises here.)
Great, and it's a trade between a US team and a Canadian team. I guess the
players' trips to their new teams will also be referred to as a "run for the
border"? :-) :-)
(Sorry, I'm a punster and couldn't resist.)
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