HOCKEY RESULTS FOR 3/14/91
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NHL HOCKEY STANDINGS FOR 3/14/91.
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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 34 26 12 80 xBOS 40 22 9 89 xCHI 43 22 6 92 xLA 41 22 9 91
PIT 36 30 5 77 xMON 36 27 10 82 xSTL 40 20 11 91 xCAL 42 23 7 91
PHL 32 31 9 73 xHAR 30 33 9 69 xDET 32 34 8 72 EDM 33 33 5 71
WAS 32 33 6 70 xBUF 26 28 17 69 MIN 25 33 14 64 WIN 24 39 11 59
NJ 29 30 12 70 QUE 14 46 12 40 TOR 20 43 9 49 VAN 25 41 8 58
NYI 23 41 9 55
x-Clinched Playoff Spot
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New York Islanders (23-41-9) 1 1 0 - 2
Calgary Flames (42-23-7) 1 1 2 - 4
Roberts tie-breaking goal early in the third period, the 100th of his NHL
career sent the Flames to a 4-2 victory over the Islanders.
1st period: CAL, Nieuwendyk (40th) - (Fleury, MacInnis) (pp) 15:05
NYI, Berg (9th) - (LaFontaine, Nylund) 18:15
2nd period: NYI, McBean (5th) - (Lauer, Sutter) 8:13
CAL, Nieuwendyk (41st) - (MacInnis, Fleury) (pp) 12:58
3rd period: CAL, Roberts (21st) - (Makarov, Suter) 5:47
CAL, Matteau (14th) - (Gilmour, Nattress) 14:48
Powerplay Opportunities-Islanders 0 of 2
Flames 2 of 4
Shots on Goal-Islanders 11 8 10 - 29
FLames 8 13 19 - 40
New York Islanders--Healy (17-21-8) (40 shots - 36 saves)
Calgary Flames--Vernon (30-16-2) (29 shots - 27 saves)
ATT-19,798
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Quebec Nordiques (14-46-12) 2 1 0 - 3
Washington Capitals (32-33-6) 1 3 1 - 5
Miller had two goals as the Capitals climbed back into a 4th place tie with a
5-3 victory over the Nordiques.
1st period: WAS, Hatcher (21st) - (Johansson, Ridley) (pp) 11:29
QUE, Sakic (42nd) - (Morin) (sh) 12:59
QUE, Sundin (20th) - (Hrkac, Gusarov) 17:16
2nd period: WAS, Iafrate (8th) - Pivonka, Khristich) 7:44
WAS, Miller (20th) - (Ridley, Johansson) (pp) 11:29
QUE, Sakic (43rd) - (Hough, Sundin) 11:58
WAS, Johansson (9th) - (Khristich, Pivonka) 15:49
3rd period: WAS, Miller (21st) - (Ridley, Johansson) 4:19
Powerplay Opportunities-Nordiques 0 of 3
Capitals 2 of 4
SHots on Goal-Nordiques 7 5 5 - 17
Capitals 17 19 10 - 46
Quebec Nordiques--Cloutier (5-10-1) (46 shots - 41 saves)
Washington Capitals--Beaupre (16-16-2) (17 shots - 14 saves)
ATT-15,673
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Detroit Red Wings (32-34-8) 1 1 0 - 2
Hartford Whalers (30-33-9) 2 1 1 - 4
Verbeek's rebound goal broke a tie and Dineen scored twice as the Whalers beat
the Red WIngs 4-2.
1st period: HAR, Hunter (12th) - (Krygier, Yake) 0:20
DET, Yzerman (49th) - (Racine, Carson) (pp) 4:30
HAR, Dineen (16th) - (Evason, Houda) 8:34
2nd period: DET, Probert (16th) - (Burr) 12:21
HAR, Verbeek (40th) - (Cullen, Brown) 13:13
3rd period: HAR, Dineen (17th) - (Tomlak, Evason) 13:42
Powerplay Opportunities-Red Wings 1 of 3
Whalers 0 of 2
SHots on Goal-Red Wings 9 11 13 - 33
Whalers 11 8 13 - 32
Detroit Red Wings--Bester (0-6-0) (32 shots - 28 saves)
Hartford Whalers--Whitmore (2-6-2) (33 shots - 31 saves)
ATT-10,798
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Chicago BlackHawks (43-22-6) 1 4 1 - 6
Los Angeles Kings (41-22-9) 1 1 1 - 3
Larmer Had two goals, one shorthanded, as the BlackHawks took over the overall
NHL lead with a 6-3 win over the Kings. Gretzky had one assists to break the
consecutive game assists mark at 18 games.
1st period: LAK, McSorley (7th) - (McIntyre, Kasper) (sh) 6:31
CHI, Graham (21st) - (sh) 12:09
2nd period: CHI, Larmer (40th) - (Goulet, Roenick) 0:55
LAK, Jones (9th) - (McSorley) 5:17
CHI, Roenick (37th) - (Wilson, Murray) 6:01
CHI, Manson (11th) - (Larmer, Wilson) (pp) 8:21
CHI, Larmer (41st) - (Graham) (sh) 15:56
3rd period: CHI, Creighton (19th) - (McGill) (sh) 15:29
LAK, Granato (28th) - (Gretzky, Sandstrom) 16:07
POwerplay Opportunities-BlackHawks 1 of 6
Kings 0 of 8
Shots on Goal-BlackHawks 13 10 4 - 27
Kings 12 10 9 - 31
Chicago BlackHawks--Belfour (39-18-5) (31 shots - 28 saves)
Los Angeles Kings--Berthiaume (20-9-4) (27 shots - 21 saves)
ATT-16,005
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Montreal Canadiens (36-27-10) 0 0 2 - 2
Boston Bruins (40-22-9) 0 2 1 - 3
Janney scored one goal and assisted on another as the Bruins increased their
lead with a 3-2 win over the Canadiens.
1st period: NONE
2nd period: BOS, Janney (25th) - (Bourque, Wiemer) 2:43
BOS, HOdge (24th) - (Janney) (pp) 14:25
3rd period: BOS, Skriko (8th) - (B.Sweeney, Hodge) 0:27
MON, Richer (27th) - (LeClair, Cassels) 3:03
MON, Carbonneau (16th) - (Courtnall, Desjardins) 12:05
POwerplay Opportunities-Canadiens 0 of 7
Bruins 1 of 4
Shots on Goal-Canadiens 10 3 12 - 25
Bruins 10 13 11 - 34
Montreal Canadiens--Roy (23-15-5) (34 shots - 31 saves)
Boston Bruins--Moog (24-11-7) (25 shots - 23 saves)
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Minnesota North Stars (25-33-14) 0 1 1 0 - 2
St. Louis Blues (40-20-11) 1 0 1 0 - 2
MOdano's 24th goal with 11 seconds left in regulation lifted the Stars to a
2-2 tie with the Blues.
1st period: STL, Oates (24th) - 7:34
2nd period: MIN, Gagner (38th) - (Broten, Propp) (pp) 13:11
3rd period: STL, Hull (78th) - (Butcher, Stevens) 3:52
MIN, Modano (24th) - (Broten, Smith) 19:49
Overtime: NONE
Powerplay Opportunities-North Stars 1 of 4
Blues 0 of 4
Shots on Goal-North Stars 9 12 8 1 - 30
Blues 10 7 6 5 - 28
Minnesota North Stars-Casey (19-17-11) (28 shots - 26 saves)
St. Louis Blues--Jablonski (1-1-3) (30 shots - 28 saves)
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Friday, March 15th:
New York Rangers (34-26-12) at New Jersey (29-30-12) 7:45pm EST
Edmonton (33-33-5) at Winnipeg (24-39-11) 8:35pm EST
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-SPIKE-
Mike Eisler
>Chicago BlackHawks (43-22-6) 1 4 1 - 6
>Los Angeles Kings (41-22-9) 1 1 1 - 3
>
>Larmer Had two goals, one shorthanded, as the BlackHawks took over the overall
>NHL lead with a 6-3 win over the Kings. Gretzky had one assists to break the
>consecutive game assists mark at 18 games.
...
>2nd period: CHI, Larmer (40th) - (Goulet, Roenick) 0:55
...
> CHI, Larmer (41st) - (Graham) (sh) 15:56
...
I saw this game and had a question about Larmer's short handed goal
from Graham. Graham shot in the puck from inside the Hawk's blue line
to inside the King's blue line. A moment later, Larmer entered the
King's zone, and picked up the puck. Since the puck entered the zone
before Larmer, it was onside in that respect. However, why doesn't the
two line offside rule apply here (the rule that prevents forward
passing across a blue line and a center line)? The puck crossed not just
two lines, but three! If Larmer had accepted the pass on just outside
the Kings blue line, would he still be onside? If so, why the difference?
-Mike Eisler
m...@pyramid.com
Mark Irwin
{Some stats from the Chicago-LA game deleted}
>
>I saw this game and had a question about Larmer's short handed goal
>from Graham. Graham shot in the puck from inside the Hawk's blue line
>to inside the King's blue line. A moment later, Larmer entered the
>King's zone, and picked up the puck. Since the puck entered the zone
>before Larmer, it was onside in that respect. However, why doesn't the
>two line offside rule apply here (the rule that prevents forward
>passing across a blue line and a center line)? The puck crossed not just
>two lines, but three! If Larmer had accepted the pass on just outside
>the Kings blue line, would he still be onside? If so, why the difference?
>
> -Mike Eisler
> m...@pyramid.com
The reason that Larmer was not offside is that he followed the puck across
the centre line and the LA blue line. Calling the offside pass at center
the two line offside is extremely poor terminalogy, since it is possible to
pass the puck across all five lines and have no offside. For the play to be
onside the player receiving the puck has to follow the puck across the
center line and the offensive blue line and beat out a possible icing call.
Mark
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Mark Irwin
Dept of Statistics, Univ of Chicago
ir...@galton.uchicago.edu
ma...@stat.ubc.ca