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Thursday, January 3, 2013

72 Bruins Double 01 Avs

The 72 Bruins are trying to get into a playoff spot as regular season play begins to wind down. They took a big step in knocking off the 01 Avs 4-2.


Period 1
4:4271-72 Bruins2 minute penalty on Bobby Orr for cross checkGame tied 0-0
11:3800-01 AvalancheGoal scored by Alex Tanguay assisted by Scott Parker00-01 Avalanche 1-0
16:1600-01 AvalancheGoal scored by Joe Sakic assisted by Raymond Bourque00-01 Avalanche 2-0
17:5100-01 Avalanche4 minute double-minor penalty on Scott Parker for high sticking00-01 Avalanche 2-0
19:3071-72 BruinsPowerplay - Goal scored by Bobby Orr assisted by Ed Westfall and Fred Stanfield71-72 Bruins 1-2
Period 2
0:1871-72 BruinsPowerplay - Goal scored by Fred Stanfield assisted by Bobby Orr and Derek SandersonGame tied 2-2
3:4400-01 Avalanche2 minute penalty on Alex Tanguay for roughing
2 minute coincidental penalty on Carol Vadnais (71-72 Bruins) for roughing
Game tied 2-2
5:0371-72 Bruins2 minute penalty on Phil Esposito for holdingGame tied 2-2
15:5571-72 BruinsGoal scored by Mike Walton assisted by Ed Westfall and Carol Vadnais71-72 Bruins 3-2
17:5300-01 Avalanche2 minute penalty on Scott Parker for boarding00-01 Avalanche 2-3
Period 3
10:0571-72 BruinsWayne Cashman shoots and scores on the rebound assisted by Phil Esposito71-72 Bruins 4-2
18:1271-72 Bruins2 minute penalty on Garnet Bailey for holding71-72 Bruins 4-2
Team Statistics
2000-01 Colorado Avalanche1971-72 Boston Bruins
Goals Scored24
Shots On Goal2942
Shooting %6.99.5
Penalties44
Powerplay Scoring0/32/2
Shorthanded Scoring0/20/3
Powerplay %0.0100.0
Penalty Killing %0.0100.0
Powerplay Minutes5:484:27
Penalty Shots0/00/0
Faceoffs Won23/5027/50
Empty Net Goals00
Time Of Possession29:4130:19
Shots By Period
1st2nd3rdTotal
2000-01 Colorado Avalanche1271029
1971-72 Boston Bruins9151842
Player Statistics
PColorado+/-EVTPPTSHTTOISHFSGAFWFLFW%PNPIM
LWAdam Deadmarsh126:043:291:3031:0351300000.000
CPeter Forsberg-124:582:192:5730:1452200101540.000
CAlex Tanguay023:540:000:0023:54423104640.012
DJon Klemm217:382:191:3021:2754300000.000
DRaymond Bourque217:233:290:0020:5250201000.000
DMartin Skoula-217:043:290:0020:3344300000.000
DAdam Foote-217:110:001:3018:4138200000.000
DGreg de Vries015:112:190:0017:3038200000.000
RWMilan Hejduk113:033:290:0016:3225100000.000
CJoe Sakic113:033:290:0016:32253108561.500
DAaron Miller015:030:000:0015:0328100000.000
RWDan Hinote-112:112:190:0314:3325100000.000
LWVille Nieminen-112:042:190:0014:2324200000.000
RWScott Parker011:370:000:0011:3718001000.036
LWShjon Podein011:370:000:0011:372000010100.000
DRick Berry00:000:002:572:5710000000.000
DRob Blake00:000:002:572:5710100000.000
LWChris Dingman00:000:002:572:575000000.000
CChris Drury00:440:001:302:144000010.000
PBoston+/-EVTPPTSHTTOISHFSGAFWFLFW%PNPIM
LWWayne Cashman025:070:003:0828:1550310000.000
CPhil Esposito025:020:000:0025:024360111761.112
RWKen Hodge025:020:000:0025:0242400000.000
DBobby Orr017:374:270:0022:0454811000.012
DDallas Smith017:371:232:4021:4054300000.000
DRick Smith016:170:004:0220:1947300000.000
DDon Awrey016:170:003:0819:2544000000.000
CDerek Sanderson012:533:043:0819:053120191047.400
RWEd Westfall015:513:040:0018:5538202000.000
RWTerry O'Reilly012:554:270:0017:2228000000.000
DCarol Vadnais014:520:001:4616:3834101000.012
LWGarnet Bailey011:501:231:5015:0326000000.012
CMike Walton011:430:002:4014:23255106650.000
LWJohn Bucyk012:480:000:0012:4820200000.000
RWReggie Leach011:430:000:0011:4320100000.000
LWFred Stanfield00:003:040:503:547211000.000
CIvan Boldirev00:071:230:001:30400010100.000
RWJohn McKenzie00:050:000:070:122000000.000
2000-01 Colorado Avalanche Goaltending
NameSAGASS%TOIPIM
Patrick Roy4243890.560:000:00
1971-72 Boston Bruins Goaltending
NameSAGASS%TOIPIM
Gerry Cheevers2922793.160:000:00
Three Stars
1. Bobby Orr (Boston)
2. Fred Stanfield (Boston)
3. Joe Sakic (Colorado)

Riders Need New Special Teams Coach



 
 
The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced today that Special Teams Coordinator Craig Dickenson has tendered his resignation.
“My decision to resign is based on off-season commitments I have made that I intend to honour and also to a conflict of schedule which could not be worked out,” Dickenson said in a written statement to the Club. “I appreciate the effort and work of the players and coaches I had the privilege of working with during my two years in Regina. I want to thank Coach Chamblin for hiring me and supporting me this past season. I especially want to thank and express my sincere appreciation to Jim Hopson, Brendan Taman, and Jeremy O'Day. Thank you Rider Nation for your support and enthusiasm these past two years.”
Dickenson joined the Riders in 2011 after spending the previous season with the Oakland Raiders as a Special Teams Assistant. A well respected coach, Dickenson also had stints with the Calgary Stampeders where he spent seven seasons and the Montreal Alouettes where he spent the 2003 season.

The Gold Drought Continues

The Canadian juniors will not win gold. Canada lost its first game at the World Juniors as they were beaten 5-1 by the U-S in semi-final play meaning they will play for bronze.

The Americans were the better team in this one as they jumped out into a 4-0 lead which resulted in Malcolm Subban being pulled for Jordan Binnington.

Ty Rattie had the only goal for Canada. They will go for bronze against Russia. The host team was beaten in a shootout by Sweden.

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Looks Like Canadians Have Been Waking Up Early

Fans have been waking up early and staying up late to cheer on Team Canada at the World Juniors, as overnight data from BBM Canada confirms that the 2013 World Junior Championship in Ufa, Russia has recorded solid ratings for TSN and TSN2 during the opening round of the tournament.
The average minute of Team Canada's decisive victory over Team Russia on New Year's Eve was watched by 2.5 million viewers* over TSN's live and encore broadcasts - making it the most-watched round-robin game of this year's tournament. Overall, 6.4 million Canadians watched some part of TSN and TSN2's coverage of the Canada-Russia World Juniors game on New Year's Eve.

Throughout the opening round, TSN and TSN2 delivered live and encore presentations of all of Team Canada's round-robin games. To date, more than 8.3 million Canadians have watched some part of Team Canada's round-robin action from the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship on TSN and TSN2. The average minute of Team Canada's round-robin games were watched by 1.8 million viewers on TSN across live and repeat broadcasts.

The audience breakdown for Team Canada's round-robin games at the 2013 World Junior Championship is as follows:
Wednesday, Dec. 26
• Canada vs. Germany
- Live at 4:30 a.m. ET – 372,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 12 noon ET – 849,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 7:30 p.m. ET – 178,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 10:30 p.m. ET – 39,000 viewers on TSN2

Friday, Dec. 28
• Canada vs. Slovakia
- Live at 4:30 a.m. ET – 286,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 12 noon ET – 610,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 7:30 p.m. ET – 496,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 10:50 p.m. ET – 58,000 viewers on TSN2

Sunday, Dec. 30
• Canada vs. USA
- Live at 4:30 a.m. ET – 561,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 12 noon ET – 904,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 8 p.m. ET – 191,000 viewers on TSN2

Monday, Dec. 31
• Canada vs. Russia
- Live at 9 a.m. ET – 1.6 million viewers on TSN
- Encore at 12 noon ET – 447,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 7:30 p.m. ET – 412,000 viewers on TSN
- Encore at 11:20 p.m. ET – 59,000 viewers on TSN2

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Cougars Get Back To Work This Weekend

Home EventsMen's Hockey - vs. Lethbridge, Friday (7:00 p.m.) at The Co-operators Centre
Men's Hockey - vs. Lethbridge, Saturday (7:00 p.m.) at The Co-operators Centre

Away Events
Women's Volleyball - at New Year's Classic, Friday through Sunday in Edmonton, Alta.
Women's Hockey - at Lethbridge, Friday (7:00 p.m. MST) in Lethbridge, Alta.
Men's and Women's Wrestling - at Golden Bear Open, Saturday in Edmonton, Alta.
Women's Hockey - at Lethbridge, Saturday (7:00 p.m. MST) in Lethbridge, Alta.
Men's Basketball - at Williston State College, Saturday (7:00 p.m.) in Williston, N.D.

Men's Hockey - The Cougars (7-7-2) kick off the second half of the schedule at home against Lethbridge on Friday and Saturday night at The Co-operators Centre. The U of R is currently in possession of the sixth and final playoff spot in the Canada West standings with 16 points and enters the weekend in striking distance of fifth-place Calgary (18 points) and fourth-place UBC (19). Both games will face off at 7 p.m.

Women's Hockey (CIS Ranking: No. 9) - Winners of six consecutive Canada West games and 10 of their last 11, the Cougars (12-4-0) went into the December break as one of the hottest teams in the nation and broke into the CIS Top Ten for the first time this season in the final poll of the first half of the schedule. The Cougars will look to stay hot this weekend as they'll travel to Lethbridge to square off with the Pronghorns on Friday and Saturday.

76 Habs Just Keep Winning

Mario's 92 Penguins can't stop the 76 Habs as Montreal wins it 4-1.  Here's the boxscore......


Period 1
No scoring
Period 2
9:0475-76 CanadiensGoal scored by Guy Lapointe assisted by Murray Wilson and Jacques Lemaire75-76 Canadiens 1-0
11:0875-76 CanadiensGoal scored by Steve Shutt75-76 Canadiens 2-0
13:1391-92 Penguins2 minute penalty on Grant Jennings for clipping91-92 Penguins 0-2
13:3075-76 CanadiensPowerplay - Goal scored by Guy Lapointe assisted by Guy Lafleur and Pete Mahovlich75-76 Canadiens 3-0
18:1491-92 Penguins2 minute penalty on Gordie Roberts for holding91-92 Penguins 0-3
Period 3
5:5191-92 PenguinsGoal scored by Mario Lemieux assisted by Paul Coffey and Kevin Stevens91-92 Penguins 1-3
17:1075-76 CanadiensGoal scored by Guy Lafleur assisted by Doug Jarvis75-76 Canadiens 4-1
Team Statistics
1991-92 Pittsburgh Penguins1975-76 Montreal Canadiens
Goals Scored14
Shots On Goal2654
Shooting %3.87.4
Penalties20
Powerplay Scoring0/01/2
Shorthanded Scoring0/20/0
Powerplay %0.050.0
Penalty Killing %50.00.0
Powerplay Minutes0:002:17
Penalty Shots0/00/0
Faceoffs Won21/4423/44
Empty Net Goals00
Time Of Possession26:4633:14
Shots By Period
1st2nd3rdTotal
1991-92 Pittsburgh Penguins3131026
1975-76 Montreal Canadiens18221454
Player Statistics
PPittsburgh+/-EVTPPTSHTTOISHFSGAFWFLFW%PNPIM
CMario Lemieux-128:410:001:2630:0750210111444.000
LWKevin Stevens-128:410:001:2630:0750301000.000
DUlf Samuelsson020:230:001:2621:4948100000.000
DGordie Roberts020:060:000:0020:0638000000.012
DGrant Jennings-118:330:001:0919:4238100000.012
DLarry Murphy-118:160:001:0819:2440400000.000
DPaul Coffey-119:040:000:0019:0431301000.000
DPeter Taglianetti-119:040:000:0019:0430000000.000
CBryan Trottier015:520:000:5116:43221003350.000
RWRick Tocchet-215:560:000:0015:5624200000.000
LWPhil Bourque015:520:000:0015:5221200000.000
RWJoe Mullen015:520:000:0015:5221100000.000
LWBob Errey-113:100:000:0013:1021100000.000
CRon Francis-113:100:000:0013:10212007653.800
RWMark Recchi-113:100:000:0013:1021300000.000
RWJay Caufield112:450:000:0312:4821000000.000
LWTroy Loney00:000:000:510:511000000.000
DKjell Samuelsson00:000:000:510:512000000.000
PMontreal+/-EVTPPTSHTTOISHFSGAFWFLFW%PNPIM
DSerge Savard137:280:340:0038:0272300000.000
RWGuy Lafleur229:391:430:0031:22498111233.300
LWSteve Shutt028:301:430:0030:135212101150.000
CDoug Jarvis028:490:000:0028:49472017277.800
DGuy Lapointe120:151:430:0021:5842720000.000
DLarry Robinson119:580:340:0020:3236400000.000
DDon Awrey219:180:000:0019:1838000000.000
DPierre Bouchard-118:100:000:0018:1032300000.000
CPete Mahovlich114:401:430:0016:23271018947.100
LWBob Gainey114:590:000:0014:59222001150.000
RWYvan Cournoyer114:140:340:0014:4823200000.000
CJacques Lemaire114:140:340:0014:48234012340.000
LWMurray Wilson114:140:000:0014:1422301000.000
CDoug Risebrough-113:500:000:0013:50252003350.000
DJohn Van Boxmeer00:171:430:002:008100000.000
LWYvon Lambert00:000:340:000:341000000.000
1991-92 Pittsburgh Penguins Goaltending
NameSAGASS%TOIPIM
Tom Barrasso5445092.660:000:00
1975-76 Montreal Canadiens Goaltending
NameSAGASS%TOIPIM
Ken Dryden2612596.260:000:00
Three Stars
1.  Guy Lafleur (Montreal)
2. Steve Shutt (Montreal)
3. Tom Barrasso (Pittsburgh)

Happy New Year!!