Eastside's Hockey Elite Collide

NSH 3 - CHI 2
Shots: 34-18 CHI
PP: NSH - 1/4; CHI - 0/3

10:52 1-0 NAS Anthony Stewart [1] (Dmitri Kugryshev, Drew Miller)
14:19 1-1 CHI Eric Fehr [2] (Brian Campbell, Duncan Keith)
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20:52 1-2 CHI Charlie Coyle [1])
27:09 2-2 NAS Simon Gagné [3] (Shea Weber)
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45:14 3-2 NAS Ryan Ellis [2] (Colin Wilson, Evgeny Kuznetsov)PP
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Three stars:
1st: Chet Pickard
2nd: Anthony Stewart
3rd: Simon Gagne

FLA 4 - CAR 0
Shots: 48-7 FLA
PP: FLA - 3/10; CAR - 0/1

03:15 1-0 FLA Mikael Granlund [3] (Petter Granberg, Stephen Weiss)PP
06:08 2-0 FLA Paul Kariya [3] (Mike Ribeiro, Brock Nelson)PP
08:22 3-0 FLA Petter Granberg [1] (Mikael Granlund)
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22:21 4-0 FLA Petter Granberg [2] (Mikael Granlund, Wade Redden)PP
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no scoring
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Three stars:
1st: Petter Granberg
2nd: John Gibson
3rd: Mikael Granlund

CBJ 6 - STL 1
Shots: 32-16 CBJ
PP: CBJ - 1/3; STL - 0/1

06:47 1-0 CBS Phillip Danault [1] (Brendan Gaunce)
18:55 2-0 CBS Phillip Danault [2] (Maxim Kitsyn, John Moore)
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28:57 3-0 CBS Maxim Kitsyn [1] (Milan Michalek)PP
29:13 3-1 STL Colton Gillies [2] (Johan Franzén, John McFarland)
33:22 4-1 CBS Phillip Danault [3] (Heikki Liedes, Daymond Langkow)
36:41 5-1 CBS Mike Forney [1] (Heikki Liedes, Jordan Binnington)
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44:31 6-1 CBS Daymond Langkow [1] (Tomas Kaberle, Connor Murphy)
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Three stars:
1st: Phil Danault
2nd: Max Kitsyn
3rd: Daymond Langkow

TB 3 - DET 1
Shots: 34-21 TB
PP: TB - 0/5; DET - 1/9

10:23 0-1 TB Dalton Smith [1] (Marco Sturm, Dustin Jeffrey)
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30:18 0-2 TB Marco Sturm [1] (Dalton Smith, Tyler Seguin)
32:02 1-2 DET Adam Lowry [2] (Taylor Beck, Josh Godfrey)PP
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59:06 1-3 TB Brent Burns [2] (Mathieu Carle, Mark Eaton) EN
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Three stars:
1st: Marco Sturm
2nd: Dalton Smith
3rd: Jonathan Bernier

WSH 6 - WPG 4
Shots: 25-22 WPG
PP: WSH - 1/3; WPG - 2/4

03:31 0-1 WPG Matt Moulson [1] (Jordan Leopold, Zach Bogosian)
05:39 1-1 WSH Morgan Rielly [1] (Vladimir Tarasenko, Cam Barker)
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23:28 1-2 WPG Ladislav Smid [1] (Max Pacioretty, Logan Couture)PP
29:24 1-3 WPG Martin Havlat [2] (Jonathan Huberdeau, Patrice Bergeron)PP
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40:53 2-3 WSH Erik Karlsson [3] (Vladimir Tarasenko, Zach Parisé)
47:27 2-4 WPG Martin Havlat [3] (Brandon Gormley, Ladislav Smid)
50:31 3-4 WSH David Booth [2] (Wojtek Wolski, Gregory Hofmann)PP
54:18 4-4 WSH Vladimir Tarasenko [3] (Wojtek Wolski, Brian Lashoff)
55:43 5-4 WSH Jimmy Lodge [2] (David Booth, Shaone Morrisonn)
57:19 6-4 WSH Gregory Hofmann [4] (Vladimir Tarasenko, Morgan Rielly)
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Three stars:
1st: Vlad Tarasenko
2nd: Greg Hofmann
3rd: David Booth

A crazy third period in Washington shows that Winnipeg is in mid-season form with the 3-1 collapses. The Blue Jackets mostly regular lineup puts together a dominant effort against the Blues. da Hawks outplay the Preds, but fall anyway. Florida and Tampa auto lines are victorious.

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

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

The Blues are going to make a few changes later today and will be starting to play their reg season line up.

CapsGM wrote:

+1

He coulda been a whaler
Coulda been a sailor
He turned to be your Impaler

Parker wrote:He coulda been a whaler
Coulda been a sailor
He turned to be your Impaler

Seriously, a GWAR reference? You win my internets today.

Bub(NYR) wrote:Seriously, a GWAR reference? You win my internets today.

Are you kidding? I fucking LOVE that song!

I wasn't sure if anyone would actually get the reference though, so congrats for that.

I just spent an (un)productive 30 minutes at work listening to GWAR vids on youtube. (The "Horror of Yig" is an awesome metal song btw.) So, thanks for that. I'd forgotten how much I used to blast this shit in my car about...20 years ago or something.

Also, GWAR is from my hometown.

Bub(NYR) wrote:I just spent an (un)productive 30 minutes at work listening to GWAR vids on youtube. (The "Horror of Yig" is an awesome metal song btw.) So, thanks for that. I'd forgotten how much I used to blast this shit in my car about...20 years ago or something.

Also, GWAR is from my hometown.

Haha that's awesome. They're actually gonna be in Calgary on tour next month and I've always wanted to see them live...

You should go.

And wear a trashbag.

Seriously.

Bub(NYR) wrote:You should go.

And wear a trashbag.

Seriously.

I'd have to find out for in advance that they're not going to cover Carry On My Wayward Son as part of the set. I don't think I could take it. But yeah, it should be a good show. Same venue as the My Chemical Romance show that I walked out of, heh.

i will never forget when i first heard "The Salaminizer" by GWAR and realized it was their take on "Gangsta, Gansta" by NWA. my head nearly exploded. my band immediately covered it, but i always felt i should do more to spread the word. thanks for the memories

Femur wrote:my band immediately covered it

In case any of you are wondering about Femur's stage presence, here's some idea:

a disservice. this is what it looked like when we are covering GWAR:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater

and

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater

we were tearin' it up, if that doesn't come through in the pics

You're not playing a rusty trombone like I thought you would be.

Was "Dress Like A Ghetto Apostle" night a big deal at the venue you were playing at?

the venue was Tomas (corner of 19th and Kilborn, Milwaukee WI), the night was Halloween 1991 and the costume (we played EVERY gig in costume of some sort, not just Halloween, and never the same twice) was "The People's Front of Judea" (the splitters!) from "Life of Brian"