HOCKEY RESULTS FOR 2/01/90
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NHL HOCKEY RESULTS FOR 2/01/90.
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PATRICK ADAMS NORRIS SMYTHE
TM W L T PT TM W L T PT TM W L T PT TM W L T PT
NJ 24 23 5 53 BOS 31 17 5 67 CHI 29 19 4 62 CAL 26 15 13 65
NYI 24 24 5 53 BUF 30 17 6 66 TOR 27 23 2 56 EDM 26 17 10 62
NYR 20 22 10 50 MON 27 21 6 60 STL 23 21 8 54 WIN 23 22 7 53
WAS 23 26 4 50 HAR 23 23 6 52 MIN 24 27 3 51 LA 22 24 6 50
PHI 21 26 7 49 QUE 9 36 6 24 DET 18 27 6 42 VAN 14 31 9 37
PIT 22 25 4 48
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Canadiens (27-21-6) 1 0 3 - 4
Bruins (31-17-5) 1 1 0 - 2
Corson and Richer scored goals 56 seconds apart late in the 3rd period, lifting
the Canadiens over Boston. Courtnall and McPhee also added goals for Montreal,
who ended Boston's 4 game winning streak and 7 game unbeaten string. Neely
had both goals, his 36th and 37th for Boston.
Canadiens: McPhee (9th), Courtnall (15th), Corson (23rd), Richer (31st)
Bruins: Neely 2 (37th)
Canadiens-Roy (17-11-2) (32-30)
Bruins-Moog (19-8-4) (29-25)
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Whalers (23-23-6) 1 0 0 - 1
Flyers (21-26-7) 0 2 0 - 2
The Flyers got goals from Kerr and Sinisalo, both in the 2nd period, then held
on to beat the Whalers. The Flyers outshot the Whalers 34-26 and 11-6 in the
final period. Liut, back for his first game since Dec.20, stopped two 5 on 3
advantages for the Flyers.
Whalers: Shaw (1st)
Flyers: Kerr (11th), Sinisalo (14th)
Whalers-Liut (11-10-1) (34-32)
Flyers-Wregget (16-19-2) (26-25)
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Canucks (14-31-9) 2 0 1 0 - 3
Flames (26-15-13) 1 0 2 1 - 4
Fleury scored off a scramble with 9 seconds remaining in overtime to give the
Flames the win and remain unbeaten in 8 games. The Canucks are 1-5-9 in
overtime.
Canucks: Quinn 2 (13th), Larionov (13th)
Flames: MacLellan (12th), Roberts (26th), Ranheim (16th), Fleury (19th)
Canucks-Weeks (2-9-3) (46-42)
Flames-Vernon (19-10-8) (28-25)
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BlackHawks (29-19-4) 1 6 0 - 7
Kings (22-24-6) 2 2 0 - 4
Wilson scored twice as Chicago scored a season high 6 goals in the 2nd period
as the BlackHawks beat the Kings. Wilson scored just 29 seconds into the 1st
period. The Kings are 3-9-2 in their last 14 games.
BlackHawks: Wilson 2 (18th), Sutter (3rd), Graham (12th), Hudson (8th),
Lemieux (5th), Roenick (16th)
Kings: Kudelski 2 (15th), Gretzky (29th), Elik (3rd)
BlackHawks-Cloutier (14-7-1) (30-26)
Kings-Hrudey (18-18-5) (15-10) Gosselin (6:48 second) (14-12)
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UPCOMING GAMES
Friday, February 2nd:
Washington (22-26-5) at New York Islanders (24-24-5) 7:35pm EST
Edmonton (26-17-10) at Pittsburgh (22-25-4) 7:35pm EST
Toronto (27-23-2) at Detroit (18-27-6) 7:35pm EST
Vancouver (14-31-9) at Winnipeg (23-22-7) 8:30pm EST
Saturday, February 3rd:
Minnesota (24-27-3) at Philadelphia (21-26-7) 11:05am EST
New York Rangers (20-22-10) at Boston (31-17-5) 1:35pm EST
Hartford (23-23-6) at Quebec (9-36-6) 2:05pm EST
Pittsburgh (22-25-4) at Toronto (27-23-2) 8:00pm EST
Buffalo (30-17-6) at Montreal (27-21-6) 8:05pm EST
Detroit (18-27-6) at St. Louis (23-21-8) 8:35pm EST
Calgary (26-15-13) at Los Angeles (22-24-6) 10:35pm EST
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