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NHL Results, News for 01/11/92

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NHL HOCKEY STANDINGS FOR 01/10/92.
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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

WAS 27 14 3 57 MON 28 14 2 58 DET 26 12 4 56 VAN 23 12 7 53
NYR 27 16 1 55 BOS 19 18 5 43 STL 19 17 7 45 WIN 19 18 8 46
PIT 23 16 4 50 BUF 15 20 7 37 CHI 18 18 9 45 CAL 19 18 5 43
NJ 21 14 6 48 HAR 15 19 5 35 MIN 18 19 3 39 LA 17 18 7 41
NYI 15 20 6 36 QUE 11 26 5 27 TOR 11 28 5 27 EDM 16 22 6 38
PHI 13 19 8 34 SJ 9 31 3 19

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Edmonton Oilers (16-22-6) 0 0 2 - 2
Buffalo Sabres (15-20-7) 4 2 2 - 8

Pat LaFontaine scored his ninth career hat trick and added three assists, the
most points in a game for a Sabre this year, as Buffalo downed the Oilers.

1st period: BUF Mogilny 19 (Andreychuk,LaFontaine) 4:10
BUF LaFontaine 14 (Mogilny,May) 14:56
BUF Andreychuk 19 (LaFontaine) 17:56 (pp)
BUF Ledyard 3 (Ruuttu,Ramsey) 18:48

2nd period: BUF LaFontaine 15 (Ramsey,Andreychuk) 17:25
BUF Andreychuk 20 (LaFontaine,Hawerchuk) 19:30 (pp)

3rd period: EDM Damphousse 23 (Lamb,MacIver) 0:22
BUF LaFontaine 16 (Mogilny) 2:27
EDM Damphousse 24 (Richardson) 18:22
BUF Wood 12 (Wells) 19:53

Shots on goal: Oilers 5 10 8 - 23
Sabres 23 7 12 - 42

Missed penalty shot: Sabres, Mogilny, 1:45 third

Power-play opportunities: Oilers 0 of 5
Sabres 2 of 9

Goaltending: Oilers, Ranford, 13-16-6 (33 shots, 26 saves)
Foster (2:27 third, 9 shots, 8 saves)
Sabres, Malarchuk, 9-10-3 (23 shots, 21 saves)

Attendance: 15,190
Referee: ?
Linesmen: ?

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Los Angeles Kings (17-18-7) 2 0 2 - 4
Washington Capitals (27-14-3) 1 3 3 - 7

Kevin Hatcher and Mike Ridley scored shorthanded goals in an 18 second span of
the second period to give the Caps a 7-4 victory over the Kings.

1st period: LA Robitaille 20 (Robinson,Granato) 2:21
LA Blake 4 (Gretzky,Robitaille) 6:21 (pp)
WAS Burridge 16 (Khristich,Hatcher) 13:47 (pp)

2nd period: WAS Hatcher 10 (Johansson,Burridge) 10:03 (pp)
WAS Hatcher 11 (Miller,Langway) 18:31 (sh)
WAS Ridley 17 (Miller,Hatcher) 18:49 (sh)

3rd period: WAS Khristich 20 (Burridge,Hunter) 1:05 (pp)
WAS Druce 7 (Bondra,Iafrate) 8:49
LA Kudelski 15 (Millen,Blake) 12:28
LA Blake 5 (Kurri,Gretzky) 13:34 (pp)
WAS Johansson 10 (Burridge,Pivonka) 18:09 (sh)

Shots on goal: Kings 14 5 7 - 26
Capitals 16 15 10 - 41

Power-play opportunities: Kings 2 of 7
Capitals 3 of 6

Goaltending: Kings, Hrudey, 9-7-6 (41 shots, 34 saves)
Capitals, Beaupre, 15-8-1 (26 shots, 22 saves)

Attendance: 18,130
Referee: Paul Stewart
Linesmen: Gord Broseker, Mark Pare

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Chicago Blackhawks (18-18-9) 0 2 0 - 2
Winnipeg Jets (19-18-8) 2 2 2 - 6

At Winnipeg, the Jets special teams scored 5 goals, including 4 power-play
goals, as penalties again cost the Blackhawks a chance for victory.

1st period: WIN LeBlanc 1 (Numminen,Murray) 3:45
WIN Cole 6 (Carlyle) 7:38 (sh)

2nd period: CHI Sutter 13 (Larmer,Roenick) 0:57 (pp)
CHI Graham 10 (Hudson) 1:26
WIN Housley 12 (Olausson,Evans) 9:54 (pp)
WIN Murray 11 (Housley,Olausson) 13:05 (pp)

3rd period: WIN Elynuik 14 (Borsato,???) ?:?? (pp)
WIN ??? ?? (???,???) ?:?? (pp)

Shots on goal: Blackhawks 7 8 3 - 18
Jets 6 9 9 - 24

Power-play opportunities: Blackhawks 1 of 5
Jets 4 of 7

Goaltending: Blackhawks, Belfour, 10-10-5 (11 shots, 7 saves)
Hasek (13:05 second, 2 shots, 2 saves)
Belfour (16:31 second, 11 shots, 9 saves)
Jets, Essensa, 14-8-4 (18 shots, 16 saves)

Attendance: 15,552
Referee: Andy vanHellemond
Linesmen: Jerry Pateman, Dan Schachte

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Pittsburgh Penguins (23-16-4) 1 2 2 - 5
Calgary Flames (19-18-5) 0 3 4 - 7

Al MacInnis and Theoren Fleury scored seven seconds apart in the third period
to break open a 4-4 game, leading the Flames to victory over the Pens.

1st period: PIT Jagr 19 (Hrdina,Loney) 1:41

2nd period: CAL Stern 8 1:15
CAL Musil 3 (MacInnis,Fleury) 5:23 (pp)
PIT Recchi 24 (Coffey,Trottier) 12:42 (pp)
CAL Suter 3 (Reichel,MacInnis) 16:23 (pp)
PIT Jagr 20 (Hrdina,Loney) 19:42

3rd period: CAL Nieuwendyk 9 3:04
PIT Stevens 31 (Mullen,Priestlay) 5:05
CAL MacInnis 12 (Reichel,Roberts) 6:49
CAL Fleury 25 (Ranheim) 6:56
PIT Loney 5 (Francis,Coffey) 12:34
CAL Otto 11 (Roberts,Fleury) 19:35 (en)

Shots on goal: Penguins 10 17 14 - 41 (SIC)
Flames 10 17 9 - 36 (SIC) *************************
** I have no idea which**
Power-play opportunities: Penguins 1 of 6 ** team took how many **
Flames 2 of 4 ** shots (see below) **
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Goaltending: Penguins, Young, 6-3-0 (40 shots, 34 saves) (SIC)
Flames, Vernon, 16-14-5 (36 shots, 31 saves) (SIC)

Attendance: 20,133
Referee: Ron Hoggarth
Linesmen: Mike Cvik, Randy Mitton

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Saturday, January 11, 1992:

Philadelphia (13-19-8) at Boston (19-18-5), 7:05pm EST
Edmonton (16-22-6) at Detroit (26-12-4), 7:35pm EST
Toronto (11-28-5) at New Jersey (21-14-6), 7:35pm EST
St. Louis (19-17-7) at NY Islanders (15-20-6), 7:35pm EST
NY Rangers (27-16-1) at Quebec (11-26-5), 7:35pm EST
San Jose (9-31-3) at Minnesota (18-19-3), 8:05pm EST
Hartford (15-19-5) at Montreal (28-14-2), 8:05pm EST


HOCKEY NEWS FOR 01/11/92:


No news today.

-JPC

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