Posts Tagged ‘
First Period ’
Jan 28th, 2010 |
By Brian Bohl |
Category: New York Islanders, Top Story
UNIONDALE, NY— A strong start this month put the Islanders in contention for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
But back-to-back losing performances against first-place clubs demonstrated just how far the Isles need to go to hang with league’s elite opponents.
Washington’s NHL-best offense surged to five goals on its first 18 shots as the Capitals [...]
Tags: Alex Ovechkin, Broken Jaw, Captain Doug, Doug Weight, Dwayne Roloson, Elite Opponents, First Period, Goalies, Hillen, Islanders, Kyle Okposo, Nassau Coliseum, North Shore Hospital, Playoff Spot, Red Wings, Rick Dipietro, Rob Schremp, Stanley Cups, Team Officials, Time Mvp, Uniondale Ny Posted in New York Islanders, Top Story |
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Jan 20th, 2010 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: New York Rangers, Top Story
NE W YORK – It was almost impossible to contain them. After half a season of sober moods and sad statements, the Rangers were just giddy after their second laugher in two games, this time beating the Tampa Bay Lightning, 8-2.
“It feels great scoring eight goals,” said forward Vinny Prospal, who was one of eight [...]
Tags: Aaron Voros, Blueshirts, Brandon Dubinsky, Canadiens, Chris Drury, Christopher Higgins, Coach John, Dan Girardi, Enver Lisin, First Period, Hockey Team, Laugher, Lecavalier, Marc Staal, Marion Gaborik, Onslaught, Own Zone, Prospal, Scoring Goals, Tampa Bay Lightning Posted in New York Rangers, Top Story |
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Dec 18th, 2009 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: Joe McDonald, New York Rangers, Top Story
UNIONDALE, NY – Last night’s game was not Glen Sather’s swan song. No, he’s not going anywhere and at times you have to think the Pope has less job security.
Last night’s game against the Islanders was a call to arms for the Rangers. Are they are a team or are they just a collection of [...]
Tags: Ales Kotalik, Assistant Coach, Call To Arms, Callahan, Coach John, Coach Mike, Defenseman, Displeasure, Dwayne Roloson, First Period, Five Shots, Glen Sather, Islander, Islanders, Job Security, John Tortorella, Mike Sullivan, Shouting Match, Swan Song, Wade Redden Posted in Joe McDonald, New York Rangers, Top Story |
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Dec 7th, 2009 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: New York Rangers, Top Story
NEW YORK – What kind of team is the New York Rangers? That’s the question everyone is asking, especially after another home loss – this time 3-1 to the Detroit Red Wings.
The Blueshirts played hard last night, especially in the third period, but John Tortorella’s crew just couldn’t score on the power play, as they [...]
Tags: Blueshirts, Brian Boyle, Callahan, Consecutive Games, Crease, Detroit Red Wings, First Period, Good Games, Good Job, Henrik Lundqvist, John Tortorella, Marion Gaborik, New York Rangers, Own Zone, Power Play, Scorer, Sean Avery, T Score, Third Period, Time 3 Posted in New York Rangers, Top Story |
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Nov 24th, 2009 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: New York Rangers, Top Story
NEW YORK – Yes, your eyes are not deceiving you, the Rangers scored seven goals in tonight’s game.
And before you ask, Marian Gaborik only had two.
The Rangers finally broke out of the scoring drought with a 7-4 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets. Goal after goal, the team looked sharp, which is precisely the team [...]
Tags: Assists, Book Of Matches, Chase, Coach John, Columbus Blue Jackets, Confidence, Drought, First Period, Goaltender, Good Mood, John Tortorella, Laugh, Long Trip, Marian Gaborik, Mathieu Garon, Positive Energy, Rangers, Sean Avery, Steve Mason, Time Out Posted in New York Rangers, Top Story |
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Nov 3rd, 2009 |
By Jon Wagner |
Category: New York Knicks, Top Story
You’ve heard the cliche many times before… You only have to watch the last few minutes of an NBA game.
Save that myth for the casual basketball fan.
Real basketball followers know that’s not always the case.
And, if you’ve watched the first four New York Knick games this season, you especially know what a huge difference getting [...]
Tags: Basketball Fan, Blowout, Charlotte Bobcats, Cliche, Coach Mike, Double Overtime Loss, First Period, Fourth Period, Fourth Quarter, Game Goals, Head Coach, Hornets, Madison Square Garden, Margin Of Victory, Nba Game, New Orleans Hornets, New York Knick, Philadelphia 76ers, Sense Of Purpose, Two Games Posted in New York Knicks, Top Story |
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Oct 15th, 2009 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: New York Rangers, Top Story
NEW YORK – During their first five wins this season, the Rangers have gained points in almost every fashion.
They won tight games and they won blow outs. They could shut out teams and they can win the shooting matches.
But one thing was constant during their first five wins, the Rangers were the better team on [...]
Tags: Blow Outs, Blueshirts, Career Goal, Coach John, Facet, Final Score, First Period, Henrik Lundqvist, Hockey Club, John Tortorella, Kings Team, Los Angeles Kings, Man Advantage, Marian Gaborik, Power Play, Sco, Shooting Matches, Third Period, Three Games, Tight Games Posted in New York Rangers, Top Story |
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Oct 13th, 2009 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: New York Rangers, Top Story
NEW YORK – It’s been a very long time since the Rangers crashed the nets like the did last night. And it’s been a very long time since they have been so well conditioned that they dominated the third period.
The Toronto Maple Leafs didn’t know what hit them.
So much so that the Blueshirts [...]
Tags: Assists, Blueshirts, Captain Chris, Chris Drury, College Football Game, Dan Girardi, End Zone, First Period, John Tortorella, Mindset, Opponents, Period Goals, Rangers, Sean Avery, Socks, Third Period, Toronto Maple Leafs, Torts, Training Camp, Wade Redden Posted in New York Rangers, Top Story |
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Apr 19th, 2009 |
By Derek Felix |
Category: New York Rangers, Top Story
It’s not their goalie but rather the one at the other end who’s making life difficult for the Capitals. Even a goalie change couldn’t prevent the obvious in this series. That the Rangers boast the superior netminder which was yet again on display.
Henrik Lundqvist stopped all 35 shots allowing Ryan Callahan’s first period tally to [...]
Tags: Alex Ovechkin, Amped, Backstrom, Best Player, Brightest Stars, Caliber, Callahan, Capitals, Coming Home, Crossbar, Fire Shot, First Period, Forwards, Henrik Lundqvist, Madison Square Garden, Netminder, Poise, Realistic Chance, Swede, York Crowd Posted in New York Rangers, Top Story |
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Apr 16th, 2009 |
By Brian Bohl |
Category: New Jersey Devils, Top Story
NEWARK, NJ- Scan through the NHL’s postseason media guide and the importance of quality goaltending for championship-caliber teams becomes apparent.
Martin Brodeur has led the Devils to three championships and four finals appearances. But while New Jersey claims a battle-tested netminder, Carolina counters with Cam Ward, who has also taken a team to the top and [...]
Tags: Cam Ward, Championship Caliber, Defenseman, First Period, Game 1, Goaltending, Good Game, Martin Brodeur, Mike Mottau, Patrick Elias, Postseason Series, Prudential Center, Radar Gun, Regular Season Games, Second Intermission, Shot Advantage, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Throngs, Transition Team, Zach Parise Posted in New Jersey Devils, Top Story |
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