2016-2017 PLAYER & GOALIE OF THE WEEK #10
EASTERN SKATER | TEAM | GP | GOALS | ASISSTS | POINTS | PM | +/- | SOG | S% |
McHinn, Jamie | HAM | 2 | 4 | 1 | 5 | 0 | 3 | 6 | 67% |
EASTERN GOALIE | TEAM | GP | GOALS AGAINST | G.A. AVERAGE | SAVES | SAVE % | |||
Bishop, Ben | JAG | 2 | 2 | 1.01 | 68 | .971 | |||
WESTERN SKATER | TEAM | GP | GOALS | ASSISTS | POINTS | PM | +/- | SOG | S% |
Fowler, Cam | CAL | 2 | 0 | 4 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0% |
WESTERN GOALIE | TEAM | GP | GOALS AGAINST | G.A. AVERAGE | SAVES | SAVE % | |||
Allen, Jake | SXM | 2 | 3 | 1.47 | 57 | .950 | |||
Hampton Blizzard | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Hampton has a home and away week in this short week hosting the Lakeland Flying Tigers.
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Game #1: | LAKELAND at HAMPTON Goaltenders should have been given flak jackets prior to this game as between the two teams the netminders saw a total of 120 shots whizzing at them in the game. When the barrage had subsided it turned out that Hampton landed 40 shots on net while Lakeland had 32 with the black and blue defencemen and puck stained boards taking the rest. The Blizzard struck twice on the same line shift within the first five minutes with Andre Burakovsky and Jamie McGinn potting goals. That was it for the scoring in the hectic 1st period that saw Hampton outshoot Lakeland 18-13. The 2nd period was the period of the power play. Hampton jumped to a 4-0 lead on power play markers by Burakovsky (his 2nd of the game) followed by Forsberg. Mr. Ladd, esquire of Lakeland narrowed the margin to three goals with a power play tally of his own to end the 2nd period at 4-1 for Hampton. The wheels fell of the Jonathan Quick bus in the 3rd period with Tyler Myers (power play), McGinn (with his 2nd) and Andrej Sekera each scoring for Hampton to end the game at a very unclose 7-1. A bummer letdown for the Lakeland team as apart from faceoffs (of which the lost 2/3) and goaltending the team played a very solid end to end game. Linus Ullmark posted the win for HamptonScoring summary: First Period 1. HAM, Burakovsky 11 (Hertl, McGinn) 3:58 2. HAM, McGinn 11 (Hertl) 4:37 Second Period 3. HAM, Burkovsky 12 (Hornqvist) 1:40 (PPG) 4. HAM, Forsberg 13 (Ekblad, Stastny) 14:29 (PPG) 5. LAK, Ladd 13 (Seabrook) 18:14 (PPG) Third Period 6. HAM, Myers 6 (Ekholm, Hornqvist) 2:23 (PPG) 7. HAM, McGinn 12 (Hertl, Burakovsky) 17:42 8. HAM, Sekera 4 (Killorn, Backlund) 18:32 |
A close game resulting in an unclose result thanks to some uncharacteristically bad goaltending by Jonathan Quick leads to a Hampton win in this shortened week.
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Second City Chiefs | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Two home games in the abbreviated week for the Chiefs.
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Game #1: | First is a key division battle as Second City takes on first place Minneapolis at the Wigwam.
First Period- Lots of shot attempts but both teams blocking shots well and the Chiefs struggled to hit the net early. Midway through the period the home team gets a 3-2 break and it’s Brooks Laich lighting the lamp for his second of the season to make it 1-0 SCC. 2nd Period- Minneapolis ties it a little before the halfway point of regulation on a blast from Patrick Sharp (8). Five minutes later the Chiefs retake the lead as Palmieri re-directs a Letang slapper past Neuvirth for his 12th of the season. The lead is short lived as the Freeze get an odd man rush off a turnover at the Chief blue line and Sedin puts one past Rask to tie it at two. 3rd Period- The third period was crazy. Freeze take the lead less than two minutes in on Eriksson’s 16th of the year. Chiefs tie it up on the power play with about six and a half to go on Landeskog’s eighth and then take the lead about a minute later. Freeze tie it with about 2 mins left and win it 20 seconds later as the Chiefs lose about 20 faceoffs in the last five minutes. Brutal loss for Second City to the division leader and snaps their 8 game winning streak. |
Game #2: | Another first place team comes to the Wigwam as California takes on the Chiefs. Back and forth game. Second City scores first on MacKinnon’s 9th of the year. 1-0 SCC after one. Cali ties it up in the 2nd on former Chief DiGiuseppe’s third of the season. 1-1 after two. The Regulators mount up for the first two goals of the third from Ovechkin and Faulk to open up a 3-1 lead. Chiefs come back with two quick goals from Hayes (7) and Tavares (19) to tie it late. We go to overtime where the Regulators got a power play that carried over from the end of regulation and capitalize as Komorov gets the winner. 4-3 California in OT. |
Weekly Summary: |
Chiefs drop two at home for the first time in a while, but at least salvage a point against California. Tough week after getting back into the thick of things with their winning streak before that.
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Brentwood Bandits | |
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Weekly Preview: |
One game for Brentwood this week. New winger Nino Niederreiter and defenseman Dion Phaneuf make their Brentwood debut
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Game #1: | Malkin sitting with an unspecified injury (stupid game limits! lol).
Ekblad (11) makes it 1-0 Hampton early on the PP with assists by Forsberg (10) and Stastny (27) 5 minutes later Brentwood ties it up on the PP with Ekman-Larsson (13) firing a slapper from the point assisted by Fiddler (6) and Marleau (11). Unfortunately for Brentwood, that was all Hampton goaltender Elliot was going to allow on the day. Goals by Hornqvist (6), McGinn (11), Forsberg (13) and another by McGinn (12) would make the final score Hampton 5, Brentwood 1. Star 1 – Forseberg 1G, 3A |
Weekly Summary: | Geno Malkin sitting out the game is nothing new. Coach Tom Atkins said “We will be sitting him throughout the rest of the season to make sure he is in top shape for the playoffs.” A reporter asked “But what if you don’t even make the playoffs?” Atkins laughed as he replied “We are making moves that will give us a better chance at doing just that.” “Care to elaborate?” Atkins stared at the reporter a moment before saying “Next question…” There are rumors that Henrik Lundqvist may have played his final game as a Bandit. More on that story, as it develops. |
Jagr Mullets | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Just one home game this week as the Mullets host Columbus.
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Game #1: | 2016-17 Columbus 17-19-0-1 0 1 0 1 2016-17 Jagr 21-13-0-3 1 0 2 3Scoring Summary Per Time Str Team 1 12:21 EV JAG Staal (10), assisted by Jokinen (5) and Cole (7) 2 13:06 EV CBJ Gaborik (3), assisted by Burns (19) and Subban (20) 3 1:04 PP JAG Pavelski (17), assisted by Kessel (15) and Stamkos (14) 3 1:40 EV JAG Stamkos (17), assisted by Hagelin (11) and Kessel (16)Penalty Summary Per Time Team 1 4:29 JAG Cole (21), 2:00 – roughing 1 14:58 JAG Staal (23), 2:00 – tripping 1 17:12 CBJ McDonagh (16), 2:00 – hooking 2 :15 CBJ Subban (34), 2:00 – roughing 2 :15 JAG Kessel (14), 2:00 – roughing 2 3:23 JAG Schultz (2), 2:00 – cross checking 2 8:13 JAG Pavelski (29), 2:00 – elbowing 3 :30 CBJ Nash (12), 2:00 – roughing 3 6:59 CBJ Staal (16), 2:00 – cross checkingSOG 1 SOG 2 SOG 3 Columbus 13 10 11 Jagr 11 11 10 CBJ JAG Star 1: JAG Stamkos 1 G, 2 Pts GWG: Joe Pavelski Notables: CBJ None Columbus GA SV Save% TOI W L OL Rate Jagr GA SV Save% TOI W L OL Rate |
Weekly Summary: |
Newest Mullet Jussi Jokinen makes his presence felt with an assist
in the 3-1 victory. |
Bathgate Rangers | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Rangers host 1 game this week as the Corktown Suds come to Madison Round Garden to see which team can be the worst …
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Game #1: | The game does not disappoint as the two teams combine for 10 goals with the Rangers getting the upper hand by netting 2 in each period. Kane starts it with his 19 early in the 1st but the Suds get a short-handed goal from Merrill (his 1st) 2 minutes later. Rangers get their 2nd of period on a PP goal from Lupul.As the 2nd period starts, the Suds quickly take the lead with goals at the 2 and 3 minute marks – Carter and Tarasenko. But Staal ties it up 14 seconds later and Gerbe gets a go ahead goal 38 seconds after that. BETWEEN the 2:02 mark and 3:59, 4 goals are scored (that’s a 1 minute and 57 second time span!).
Kane then gets his 2nd goal of the game early in the 3rd and then Hartnell and Karlsson trade goals to end the scoring. STARS (all Rangers) |
Weekly Summary: |
This go around, the home team prevailed in the battle of the bottom teams.
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Long Beach Ice Dogs | |
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Game #1: |
Long Beach (21-13-0-2) hosts Wausau (20-13-0-2). Gallagher scored a breakaway goal a minute into his first game with Long Beach. 2 minutes later Nugent-Hopkins scored on another breakaway and Long Beach was on their way to a 4-1 win. Fabbri and Teravainen added goals in the 3rd period to close out the scoring. Talbot made 17 saves in picking up his 15th win of the season.
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Weekly Summary: |
Long Beach wins their only home game of the week.
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Alamo Defenders | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Alamo is starting to play better. They host Indiana and Bathgate.
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Game #1: |
Indiana at Alamo Alamo outshoots Indiana, 52-22, but its interesting as Indiana beats Hammond for 4 goals. Its 2-2, going into the 3rd period, and Jagr scores, but Marchand scores one to tie it. Later in the 3rd, Bergeron scores and Indiana leads. With 3 minutes to go, Alamo pulls its goalie. With 1:49 to go, Marchand ties the game. There is no score in overtime. Pacioretty gets the game winner for Alamo in the shootout. 1st star – Indiana- Van Riemsdyk – 1 goal/2 assists. Alamo 5 Indiana 4 (shootout) |
Game #2: |
Bathgate at Alamo Andrew Hammond has his best game in goal for the Defenders. Alamo leads in shots on goal, 40-21. In the 1st, Hansen scores his 14th goal. With 1:38 to go in the game, Boychuk scores his 5th goal. The Rangers are shutdown, as Hammond gets a shutout. 1st star – Alamo – Hammond – 21 saves Alamo 2 Bathgate 0 |
Weekly Summary: |
Alamo 5 Indiana 4 (shoot out win)
Alamo 2 Bathgate 0 |
Corktown Suds | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Corktown plays host to the Ripon Rockets
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Game #1: |
Ripon popped off three goals in the 1st period. It was a game with no defense. Jenner had 2 goals (15) for the Rockets victoryRipon 5-4
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Weekly Summary: |
Corktown fails to gain any points at home this week.
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Lakeland Flying Tigers | |
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Weekly Preview: |
One game vs California this week…
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Game #1: | … and Johnathan Quick sucks…
2016-17 California 24-12-0-1 1 1 1 3 Scoring Summary Star 1: CAL Gaudreau 1 G California GA SV Save% TOI W L OL Rate Lakeland GA SV Save% TOI W L OL Rate |
Weekly Summary: |
A Lakeland loss at home, which is nothing new with Quick in the net.
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New Jersey Grizzlies | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Tied up with work but look to the trades to lead NJ into next week.
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Game #1: | December 19 2016 Prudential Center 12-12-2016
1 2 3 F Scoring Summary Penalty Summary SOG 1 SOG 2 SOG 3 LAN NJG Star 1: NJG Arvidsson 1 G GWG: Victor Hedman Notables: LAN Campbell,B 6 blocks / NJG None |
Game #2: | December 21 2016 Prudential Center 12-12-2016 1 2 3 F 2016-17 Minneapolis 21-13-0-3 1 0 2 3 2016-17 New Jersey 22-13-0-3 0 0 1 1Scoring Summary Per Time Str Team 1 1:20 EV MIN Hoffman (9), assisted by Getzlaf (26) 3 7:48 PP MIN Schenn (6), assisted by Schmidt (8) 3 8:59 EV NJG Lindholm (3), assisted by Turris (11) and Wingels (5) 3 14:38 EV MIN Hoffman (10), assisted by Getzlaf (27) and Sharp (10)Penalty Summary Per Time Team 1 10:05 NJG Turris (15), 2:00 – tripping 1 14:44 MIN Hemsky (6), 2:00 – hooking 2 3:12 MIN Richards (2), 2:00 – hooking 2 5:42 MIN Schenn (14), 2:00 – hooking 2 11:23 MIN Huberdeau (16), 2:00 – interference 3 6:49 NJG Skinner (26), 2:00 – hooking 3 9:13 NJG Byfuglien (58), 2:00 – tripping 3 16:57 NJG Johansen (21), 2:00 – holdingSOG 1 SOG 2 SOG 3 Minneapolis 14 5 7 New Jersey 8 18 21 MIN NJG Star 1: MIN Hoffman 2 G GWG: Brayden Schenn Notables: MIN Ward,C 46 saves / NJG Johansen 19 faceoffs won |
Weekly Summary: |
Work had me unable to do the full report this week.
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Chicago Cosa Nostra | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Chicago with many changes needs to focus on next year.
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Game #1: | December 21 2016 Capone Center 12-12-2016
1 2 3 F Scoring Summary Penalty Summary SOG 1 SOG 2 SOG 3 SXM CHI Star 1: CHI Mrazek 36 saves GWG: Anthony Duclair Notables: SXM None |
Weekly Summary: |
Chicago wins with a 1-0 Shutout behing Petr Mrazek.
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Wausau Lumberjacks | |
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Weekly Preview: |
The 1st place Lumberjacks take on a very tough Scottsdale team this week.
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Game #1: |
Colbourne gets the game winning goal in overtime.
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Weekly Summary: |
Lumberjack go 0-1 for the week.
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Ripon Rockets | |
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Game #1: |
Ripon scores a power play goal in the first ten minutes and makes it stand up. 1-0 Final
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Weekly Summary: |
Short Week 1-0.
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Thunder Bay Nor’Westers | |
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Weekly Preview: |
Thunder Bay made a move to shore up their defense when the traded away Brendan Gallagher and picked up Adam Larsson. Hopefully this will be a turning point in the season.
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Game #1: |
Chicago (4) Thunder Bay (1) – Not the improved defense the Nor’Westers were hoping for. Chicago lead by Duclair’s two goals and the game winner by newly acquire Josh Bailey. Not much to say other than it was Larsson’s 1st game.
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Game #2: |
Thunder Bay (7) Brentwood (2) – Oh My God what a sorry game. It was painful to play. Brentwood took 10 penalties and never could get any cohesive play or line rotations. Thunder Bay rode the power plays to a 7-0 lead then coasted home with a 7-2 win. Saad scored his 15th of the season and Eberle, rumored to be on the block scored his 10th.
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Weekly Summary: |
Larsson average over 20 minutes in the 2 games. We are still barely playing .500 hockey and that still needs to change.
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