September 9, 2013

[Commish Bub(NYR)]

CHI 1 - CAR 3
Shots: 38-12 CAR
PP: CHI - 0/4; CAR - 0/4

05:18 0-1 CAR Zach Boychuk [2] (Eric Staal, Andreas Dahlstrom)
08:01 0-2 CAR Tuomo Ruutu [2] (Dustin Penner, Brandon Sutter)
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22:56 0-3 CAR Dustin Penner [2] (Tuomo Ruutu, Mikko Koivu)
33:06 1-3 CHI Eric Fehr [1] (Petr Straka, Dustin Byfuglien)
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st star: Tuomo Ruutu
2nd star: Dustin Penner
3rd star: Mikko Koivu

FLA 4 - NSH 1
Shots: 38-19 FLA
PP: FLA - 2/9; NSH - 0/6

05:28 1-0 FLA Stephen Weiss [1] (Michael Frolík)PP
10:47 2-0 FLA Michael Frolík [1] (Stephen Weiss, Mikael Granlund)
14:28 3-0 FLA Paul Kariya [1] (Brock Nelson, Mike Ribeiro)PP
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34:07 3-1 NAS Drew Miller [1] (Steven Shipley, Brendan Mikkelson)
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45:41 4-1 FLA Connor Brickley [1] (Keith Ballard, Blake Geoffrion)SH
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Three stars:
1st star: Michael Frolík
2nd star: Stephen Weiss
3rd star: Paul Kariya

WPG 3 - WSH 2
Shots: 35-18 WPG
PP: WPG - 1/3; WSH - 0/3

07:18 1-0 WPG Zach Bogosian [1] (Sean Couturier)PP
08:45 2-0 WPG Alex Pietrangelo [1] (Brandon Gormley, Artem Klein)
15:33 3-0 WPG Kale Kessy [1] (Patrice Bergeron, Ladislav Smid)
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33:05 3-1 WSH Max Friberg [1] (Jimmy Lodge, Vladimir Tarasenko)
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59:05 3-2 WSH Jimmy Lodge [1] (Erik Karlsson, Daniel Pribyl)
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Three stars:
1st star: Kale Kessy
2nd star: Jimmy Lodge
3rd star: Zach Bogosian

STL 3 - DET 0
Shots: 37-23 STL
PP: STL - 2/7; DET - 0/6

08:21 1-0 STL Dan Hamhuis [1] (Dmitry Kulikov, John McFarland)PP
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27:37 2-0 STL David Rundblad [1] (John McFarland, Colton Gillies)
34:54 3-0 STL Brayden Schenn [1] (Lars Eller, Chris Kunitz)PP
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st star: Kari Lehtonen
2nd star: John McFarland
3rd star: Brayden Schenn

TB 2 - CBS 3
Shots: 31-25 CBS
PP: TB - 1/2; CBS - 1/3

11:16 0-1 CBS Joonas Donskoi [1] (Brendan Gaunce, Marek Racuk)
14:25 1-1 TB Carl Klingberg [1] (Chris Gratton, Edward Pasquale)PP
17:07 1-2 CBS Vincent Dunn [1] (Heikki Liedes)PP
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33:16 2-2 TB Chris Gratton [1] (Dalton Smith, Carl Klingberg)
38:28 2-3 CBS Kyle Platzer [1] (Mike Forney, Milan Michalek)
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st star: Chris Gratton
2nd star: Mike Forney
3rd star: Milan Michalek

[Commish Bub(NYR)]

Some early nights for weary exhibition game travelers -- only two third period goals over the five games tonight.

Carolina's A-team holds da Hawks to eleven shots; Nashville can't stay out of the box allowing Florida to cruise; finally a game with some developmental prospects, as 884 witness a tight affair in Winnipeg; Kari Lehtonen steals the show for the Blues; and Columbus' "Joonas Show" is too much for the Lightning.

http://www.ehechockey.com/EHEC.zip

http://www.ehechockey.com/calendar.html


EDIT: hopefully the freaking file works right the first time tonight.

[Parker]

hopefully the freaking file works right the first time tonight.

Works for me, buddy.

[Virtual Jarmo]

29 OF Kyle Platzer...just living the dream.

[CapsGM]

Tarasenko +2 strength in one game is half of what he developed last season.

Guess that means he's done hitting the weights for the rest of the year.

[Parker]

Tarasenko +2 strength in one game is half of what he developed last season.

Guess that means he's done hitting the weights for the rest of the year.

STR development drives me crazy. Brett Connolly goes two entire seasons in the NHL with his STR hardly developing at all, and then once the playoffs are over and he's not even PLAYING, all of a sudden it jumps by 6 points in a week.

Stupid EHM. I know I'm going to go through the same thing with Blidstrand and Namestnikov because STR is the only thing holding them back at this point...

[Commish Bub(NYR)]

Seem to recall reading on fhockey once that strength is age-related as well. So your 18- and 19-year-old will develop much more slowly than after they hit 20 or 22 or something.