January 8, 2011

[Virtual Jarmo]

FIN 1 - SWE 0
Shots: 33-27 SWE
PP: FIN - 1/4; SWE - 0/6

no scoring
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34:33 0-1 FIN Jouni Hakala [1] (Jarkko Hämäläinen, Isto Hovi)PP
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st: Joni Ortio
2nd: Jouni Hakala
3rd: Isto Hovi

GER 6 - FRA 3
Shots: 38-22 GER
PP: GER - 1/1; FRA - 1/5

04:37 1-0 GER Dominik Bielke [2] (Erik Bayerl, Jerome Flaake)PP
06:15 2-0 GER Gerd Spee* [1] (Bernhard Keil)
07:05 3-0 GER Erik Bayerl [1] (David Elsner, Mirko Hoefflin)
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no scoring
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44:34 4-0 GER Erik Bayerl [2] (Dominik Bielke, Mirko Hoefflin)
46:29 4-1 FRA Noël Vion* [1])PP
46:59 4-2 FRA Francois Dispagne* [1] (Michel Poirier*, Adrien Desanlis*)
47:26 5-2 GER Roland Niedernhuber* [1] (Gerd Spee*, Bernhard Keil)
57:03 6-2 GER Mirko Hoefflin [2] (Erik Bayerl, David Elsner)
58:28 6-3 FRA Stephane Major* [1] (Simon Bourgouin*)
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Three stars:
1st: Erik Bayerl
2nd: Mirko Hoefflin
3rd: Gerd Spee

CZE 5 - USA 4
Shots: 36-26 USA
PP: CZE - 2/9; USA - 0/3

06:49 0-1 CZE Alois Pribyl [3] (Libor Kuklincao, Radko Gudas)PP
18:22 0-2 CZE Jakub Culek [1] (Blahoslav Chara, Alois Pribyl)
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26:46 0-3 CZE Roman Horak [3] (Radomir Pauk, Petr Zamorsky)PP
27:33 1-3 USA Derek Stepan [2] (Pete Anderson, Danny Kristo)
28:04 2-3 USA Riley Sheahan [2] (Tyler Pitlick, Josh Birkholz)
29:05 2-4 CZE Albert Chenoha [2] (Alan Holoubek, Radko Gudas)
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43:22 3-4 USA Chris Kreider [1] (Kyle Palmieri, Pete Anderson)
46:05 3-5 CZE Alan Holoubek [1] (Albert Chenoha, Alois Pribyl)
49:52 4-5 USA Tyler Pitlick [2] (Josh Birkholz, Riley Sheahan)
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Three stars:
1st: Alois Prebyl
2nd: Albert Chenoha
3rd: Alan Holoubek

JPN 6 - BLR 4
Shots: 36-30 JPN
PP: JPN - 1/7; BLR - 3/5

03:13 0-1 BLR Alex Yuran* [1] (Maxim Borovsky*, Artem Ryaov*)PP
12:06 1-1 JAP Iori Kato* [1] (Katsuhiko Tanaka*, Masashi Takano*)PP
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27:27 2-1 JAP Toshiro Yamashita* [1] (Masashi Takano*, Heita Makida*)
29:01 3-1 JAP Toshiro Yamashita* [2] (Takuya Matsumoto*, Koki Kadokura*)
38:09 3-2 BLR Alex Yuran* [2] (Kabok Dimitryev*, Valeri Bratus*)PP
39:23 4-2 JAP Koki Kadokura* [1] (Iori Maki*, Kento Aikyo*)
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45:08 4-3 BLR Raman Hrabarenka [1] (Nikolai Suslo, Mikhail Borodin)PP
49:33 4-4 BLR Mikhail Borodin [3] (Nikolai Suslo, Vsevolod Kirilev*)
51:09 5-4 JAP Iori Maki* [1] (Shinji Yoshikawa*)
59:24 6-4 JAP Koki Kadokura* [2] (Takuya Matsumoto*) EN
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Three stars:
1st: Koki Kadokura
2nd: Toshiro Yamashita
3rd: Alex Yuran

[Virtual Jarmo]

Ortio goes from making 5 saves on 8 shots in the first Finland game to standing on his head against the Swedes. God love EHM.

[Femur]

45:08 4-3 BLR Raman Hrabarenka [1] (Nikolai Suslo, Mikhail Borodin)PP

that would be Hawk 7th round goon-in-the-rough, Raman Hrabarenka, thank you very little. i am semi-seriously considering giving him a contract and starting the era of RAMANIA in Chicago. how much worse could he be than the rest of my defense this year?

[SharksGM]

Jouni Hakala is going to be a star... well, until he's changed into a real prospect, at least.

Meanwhile, Germany wins WW3 while the US gives up 9 powerplays to the Czechs - too much big body presence?