HOCKEY NEWS FOR 2/28/91
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NHL HOCKEY STANDINGS FOR 2/28/91.
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STANDINGS
PATRICK ADAMS NORRIS SMYTHE
TM W L T PT TM W L T PT TM W L T PT TM W L T PT
NYR 32 22 12 76 xBOS 37 20 8 82 xSTL 39 18 8 86 xLA 38 20 7 83
PHL 31 27 8 70 xMON 32 25 8 72 xCHI 39 21 6 84 CAL 35 22 7 77
PIT 32 29 4 68 BUF 24 25 16 64 DET 28 31 8 64 EDM 30 30 4 64
NJ 27 27 11 65 HAR 28 30 7 63 MIN 21 32 12 54 WIN 23 34 11 57
WAS 28 32 5 61 QUE 12 42 11 35 TOR 18 40 7 43 VAN 24 36 7 55
NYI 21 36 9 51
x-Clinched Playoff Spot
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Winnipeg Jets (23-34-11) 1 0 1 - 2
Los Angeles Kings (38-20-7) 2 1 1 - 4
Goaltender Berthiaume got his 20th win of the season as the Kings won their 6th
in a row by beating the Jets 4-2.
1st period: LAK, Blake (8th) - (Gretzky, Tonelli) (pp) 4:08
WIN, Elynuik (27th) - (Steen, Olczyk) (pp) 15:17
LAK, McSorley (4th) - (Robinson) 16:51
2nd period: LAK, M.Donnelly (4th) - (Bjugstad, Kudelski) 11:44
3rd period: WIN, Olczyk (24th) - (Steen, Housley) (pp) 9:24
LAK, Robitaille (37th) - (Taylor, Bjugstad) 17:48
Powerplay Opportunities-Jets 2 of 8
Kings 1 of 7
SHots on Goal-Jets 7 12 6 - 25
Kings 11 11 11 - 33
Winnipeg Jets--Tabaracci (4-7-4) (33 shots - 29 saves)
Los Angeles Kings--Berthiaume (20-8-2) (25 shots - 23 saves)
ATT-16,005
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New York Rangers (32-22-12) 0 3 1 0 - 4
St. Louis Blues (39-18-8) 1 2 1 0 - 4
Momesso scored at 8:08 of the third period as the Blues had their 9 game home
winning streak broken with a 4-4 tie with the Rangers.
1st period: STL, Stevens (4th) - (Sutter, P.Cavallini) 5:31
2nd period: NYR, Mullen (16th) - (Ogrodnick) 6:40
NYR, Gartner (36th) - (King) 7:37
NYR, Nicholls (24th) - (Miller, Gartner) 8:36
STL, Brind'Amour (14th) - (Oates, P.Cavallini) 9:16
STL, Courtnall (27th) - (Wilson) 10:18
3rd period: NYR, Gartner (37th) - 4:08
STL, Momesso (10th) - (Wilson, Tilley) 8:08
Overtime: NONE
Powerplay Opportunities-Rangers 0 of 3
Blues 0 of 4
Shots on Goal-Rangers 10 13 7 1 - 31
Blues 12 11 11 6 - 40
New York Rangers--Richter (18-9-6) (40 shots - 36 saves)
St. Louis Blues--Jablonski (1-0-1) (31 shots - 27 saves)
ATT-17,039
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New York Islanders (21-36-9) 0 0 0 - 0
Boston Bruins (37-20-8) 0 3 2 - 5
Hodge's three goals led the Bruins to a 5-0 shutout of the Islanders. Moog
recorded his 12th career shutout.
1st period: NONE
2nd period: BOS, Hodge (20th) - (Bourque, Skriko) 3:12
BOS, Hodge (21st) - (Bourque, Janney) (pp) 17:06
BOS, Bourque (15th) - (Lazaro, Neely) 19:17
3rd period: BOS, Hodge (22nd) - (Bourque, Janney) (pp) 1:47
BOS, Neely (40th) - (Janney) 3:13
Powerplay Opportunities-Islanders 0 of 4
Bruins 2 of 3
Shots on Goal-Islanders 7 7 5 - 19
Bruins 8 14 7 - 29
New York Islanders--Hackett (5-16-1) (29 shots - 24 saves)
Boston Bruins--Moog (22-9-7) (19 shots - 19 saves)
ATT-14,448
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Harford Whalers (28-30-7) 1 1 1 - 3
Chicago BlackHawks (39-21-6) 2 2 2 - 6
Roenick had a goal and an assist and Belfour won for the 36th time, lifting the
BlackHawks past the Whalers 6-3.
1st period: CHI, Roenick (34th) - (Chelios, Wilson) (pp) 6:39
CHI, Goulet (23rd) - (Roenick, Larmer) 9:14
HAR, Cunneyworth (7th) - (Cyr, Dineen) 10:36
2nd period: CHI, Gilbert (7th) - (Graham, Konroyd) 0:24
CHI, Presley (11th) - (Creighton, Thomas) 1:18
HAR, R.Brown (22nd) - (Francis, Dineen) 17:09
3rd period: CHI, Graham (18th) - (Gilbert, Murray) 1:19
CHI, Wilson (10th) - (Larmer, Murray) 11:58
HAR, Jennings (1st) - 18:38
Powerplay Opportunities-Whalers 0 of 4
BlackHawks 1 of 3
Shots on Goal-Whalers 6 6 10 - 22
BlackHawks 13 7 16 - 36
Hartford Whalers--Sidorkiewicz (21-20-6) (34 shots - 28 saves) Whitmore (13:50
third) (2 shots - 2 saves)
Chicago BlackHawks--Belfour (36-17-5) (22 shots - 19 saves)
ATT-17,407
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Buffalo Sabres (24-25-16) 1 1 3 - 5
Quebec Nordiques (12-42-11) 0 1 0 - 1
Andreychuk scored the tie-breaker in the second period and Hogue clinched it
with two third period goals as the Sabres beat the Nordiques 5-1.
1st period: BUF, Ledyard (3rd) - (Mogilny, Turgeon) 1:04
2nd period: QUE, Gillis (3rd) - (Vermette, Miller) 2:37
BUF, Andreychuk (27th) - (Hawerchuk, Ruuttu) (pp) 3:29
3rd period: BUF, Turgeon (27th) - (Haller) 2:04
BUF, Hogue (15th) - (Vaive, Ruuttu) 7:55
BUF, Hogue (16th) - (Krupp) 12:20
Powerplay Opportunities-Sabres 1 of 4
Nordiques 0 of 3
Shots on Goal-Sabres 10 9 12 - 31
Nordiques 13 9 7 - 29
Buffalo Sabres--Malarchuk (10-11-8) (29 shots - 28 saves)
Quebec Nordiques--Cloutier (4-8-1) (31 shots - 26 saves)
ATT-15,060
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Friday, March 1st:
New Jersey (27-27-11) at Detroit (28-31-8) 7:35pm EST
Pittsburgh (32-29-4) at Calgary (35-22-7) 9:35pm EST
Minnesota (21-32-12) at Edmonton (30-30-4) 9:35pm EST
Montreal (32-25-8) at Vancouver (24-36-7) 10:35pm EST
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bryan.k.strouse
NHL HOCKEY NEWS FOR 2/28/91
TRADE:
The Winnipeg JETS traded Tom Draper, goaltender, to the St. Louis BLUES for
future considerations.
TRANSACTIONS:
The Detroit RED WINGS sent John Chabot, center, to ADIRONDACK of the AHL.
The New Jersey DEVILS recalled Jamie Huscroft, defenseman, from UTICA of the
AHL.
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