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| Senators score 3 in 3rd period, top Oilers 4-1 (AP) |
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The Ottawa Senators' post-Olympic misery is over. Chris Kelly had a goal and an assist, and Matt Cullen, Milan Michalek and Mike Fisher also scored for the Senators, who snapped a three-game losing streak with a 4-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night. The Senators scored three times in the third period, matching their total during their post-Olympics skid. |
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| Senators score three in the third to beat Oilers 4-1 (The Canadian Press) |
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EDMONTON - The Ottawa Senators' post-Olympic hangover is finally over. |
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| Video: Ryan Whitney's cross-check to the noggin of Chris Neil (Yahoo! Sports) |
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If we're going to ban hits to the head in the NHL, then Step 1 is giving every referee an anatomy text book.
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| Leafs' Kessel still looking for 1st against Bruins (CBC.ca) |
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The Toronto Maple Leafs host the Boston Bruins on Tuesday, hoping to turn some of their youthful energy into goals.
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| Senators Team Report (Yahoo! Sports) |
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The Senators, who have been going south since the Olympic break, are now headed west. They'll take a three-game losing streak with them when they head out on a three-game road trip to the other side of Canada, beginning with Tuesday's game in Edmonton. By then, they hope the flu bug has left their dressing room. Coach Cory Clouston said 10-12 of his players were under the weather in Saturday's shootout loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Wingers Daniel Alfredsson and Peter Regin didn't suit up at all, while goalie Brian Elliott dealt with his fever from a spot on the end of the bench. "We worked hard," said Clouston. "Obviously, some guys were sick and we just seemed to run out of gas as the game went on. |
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| Concussed Savard back in Boston (CBC.ca) |
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Bruins centre Marc Savard met with a concussion specialist on Monday after travelling back to Boston.
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| NHL Power Rankings: Week 21 (CBC.ca) |
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Each week, Hockey Night in Canada's Scott Morrison breaks down the balance of power in the National Hockey League.
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| Puck Headlines: Playoff goalie headaches; no NBC ratings bump (Yahoo! Sports) |
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| What We Learned: Why would Olympic fans watch this nonsense? (Yahoo! Sports) |
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Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend's events and...
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| Saturday's Three Stars: Stewart trick breaks Avs drought (Yahoo! Sports) |
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No. 1 Star: Chris Stewart, Colorado Avalanche According to the AP, it had been 199 games since the Avalanche...
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| Moore, Canadiens silence Kings' attack (CBC.ca) |
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Dominic Moore snapped a 1-1 tie with a short-handed goal and Canadiens teammate Benoit Pouliot fired the winner in Montreal's 4-2 doubling of the hometown Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night.
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| Phil Kessel leads Toronto Maple Leafs to 2-1 shootout win over Ottawa Senators (The Canadian Press) |
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OTTAWA - It wasn't the most meaningful game the Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs have played over the years, but it was entertaining. |
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| Kessel, Kulemin give Maple Leafs shootout win (AP) |
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After failing to score in his last shootout attempt, Phil Kessel was finally ready to try a move he'd had on hold for a while. Kessel and Nikolai Kulemin scored on Toronto's first two shootout attempts to give the Maple Leafs a 2-1 victory over the flu-ridden Ottawa Senators on Saturday night. |
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| Senators' Alfredsson, Regin out with flu (AP) |
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Daniel Alfredsson and Peter Regin were left out of the Ottawa Senators' flu-ridden lineup Saturday night against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Alfredsson, Ottawa's captain, did not skate with the team earlier in the day. He did not take part in the pregame warmup, which Regin did, though the Danish center was also unable to play because of a virulent flu bug that has stricken the team.
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| Puck Previews: Canucks, Chicago renew feud; Sutter vs. Devils (Yahoo! Sports) |
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Here are your Puck Previews: Spotlighting the key games in NHL action, news and views as well as general...
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| Puck Headlines: Anti-fighting nonsense; Cherry vs. Lucic (Yahoo! Sports) |
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| The Race in the East: Why Atlanta’s a solid bet for playoffs (Yahoo! Sports) |
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The Olympic torch has been snuffed. The trade dud deadline has passed. The focus is squarely on the playoff races...
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| Thursday's Three Stars: Walker's debut pair; Staal caps Pens comeback (Yahoo! Sports) |
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No. 1 Star: Scott Walker, Washington Capitals Making his debut for the Capitals after being dealt from Carolina...
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| Hurricanes beat Senators 4-1 for seventh straight victory (The Canadian Press) |
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RALEIGH, N.C. - Manny Legace was still smarting that former teammate Matt Cullen broke up his shutout for the Carolina Hurricanes. |
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| Hurricanes run winning streak to 7 (AP) |
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Manny Legace was still smarting that former teammate Matt Cullen broke up his shutout for the Carolina Hurricanes. The Carolina goalie's mood brightened considerably when reminded that the Hurricanes' 4-1 victory over the Ottawa Senators gave him at least one victory over all 30 current NHL franchises. |
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| Hurricanes blow past error-prone Senators (CBC.ca) |
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The Carolina Hurricanes scored twice in a 65-second span in the first period to run Pascal Leclaire out of the Ottawa net on the way to a 4-1 win Thursday night.
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| 10 players to watch post-Olympics: Take 5 (CBC.ca) |
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An interesting development to keep an eye on in the NHL's stretch drive will be how some Olympians perform after their time in Vancouver.
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| Puck Headlines: Ottawa's anthem goof; D.C. makes Classic pitch (Yahoo! Sports) |
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| Senators GM Murray believes club can make noise in playoffs despite no deals (The Canadian Press) |
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OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators were silent at the NHL trade deadline but general manager Bryan Murray believes the roster he's assembled can still make some noise in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
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| NHL deadline day brings no major trades (CBC.ca) |
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Deadline day madness? It didn't exactly turn out that way. What promised to be a day full of blockbuster trades and surprising moves made by the NHL's 30 general managers turned out to be pretty tame affair
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| Puck Daddy's 2010 Trade Deadline Chatter Box, Day 2 (Yahoo! Sports) |
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Day 1 of the Puck Daddy Chatter Box saw rumors fly about the GM Garth Snow's New York Islanders and the...
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| Rumours swirl, networks prepare as NHL trade deadline looms: 3 p.m. ET Wednesday (The Canadian Press) |
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TORONTO - Aaron Ward is pretty sure something is going to happen. The veteran Carolina Hurricanes defenceman is not sure what that will mean, or where he will land when the NHL trade deadline tolls, but he and his wife of 15 years have been preparing for the worst. |
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| With change on the horizon, listless Maple Leafs fall 5-1 to Hurricanes (The Canadian Press) |
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TORONTO - With the NHL trade deadline looming and players from both clubs scratched and awaiting their fate, the Carolina Hurricanes put the distractions aside on Tuesday night. |
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| Callahan's 2 goals lead Rangers over Senators (AP) |
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Ryan Callahan returned to the New York Rangers on an Olympic high and kept right on playing at an elite level. Callahan had two goals, and New York scored three times within 2:02 late in the second period of a 4-1 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night. Callahan, a member of the U.S. team that won the silver medal in Vancouver, scored 22 seconds into the second to tie it at 2. |
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