Showing posts with label Ottawa Senators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ottawa Senators. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
(Video) Boston and Senators line brawl
What an ending tonight in Boston. The Boston Bruins fans got their monies worth tonight as their team beat up and beat the Ottawa Senators 7-3. The Bruins were lead by Jimmy Hayes that recorded that hat trick.
In my opinion, this is how you respond to a visiting team tries to rough you up in your own building.
NESN play-by-play announcer Jack Edwards, "We've got a line dance potential going here."
The Box Score will read:
19:33 OTT Chris Neil Instigator - 2 min against Adam McQuaid
19:33 OTT Chris Neil Fighting (maj) - 5 min against Adam McQuaid
19:33 OTT Max McCormick Misconduct (10 min) - 10 min against Adam McQuaid
19:33 OTT Mark Borowiecki Misconduct (10 min) - 10 min
19:33 OTT Dave Dziurzynski Fighting (maj) - 5 min
19:33 BOS Adam McQuaid Misconduct (10 min) - 10 min
19:33 BOS Zac Rinaldo Fighting (maj) - 5 min
19:34 BOS Kevan Miller Misconduct (10 min) - 10 min
19:38 BOS Matt Beleskey Misconduct (10 min) - 10 min 19:38 OTT Zack Smith Misconduct (10 min) - 10 min
Don't Poke the Bear: Zdeno Chara Rag Dolls Mark Borowiecki
Don't poke the bear. I think the on-ice officials did a good job in recognizing that this was going to be a miss match and stopped it before it got out of control.
Boston Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara was ready to lay some smack down on the Ottawa Senators Mark Borowiecki when he was rescued by the on-ice officials. I also have to give credit to Chara, he didn't hit Borowiecki when he was down.
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
The Hamburglar gets a Raise
Last season, former Bowling Green State University goalie Andrew Hammond made a big splash with the Ottawa Senators. In his first season with the senators, Hammond was (20-1-2, 1.73 GAA & .943 SV%) in 23 starts.
For his efforts, the Senators are showing Hammond the money. Last season, Hammond made 750,000 with the Senators and is getting a pretty nice raise to 1.35 million.
For his efforts, the Senators are showing Hammond the money. Last season, Hammond made 750,000 with the Senators and is getting a pretty nice raise to 1.35 million.
Hammond's new deal will have an annual cap hit of $1.35 million. #NHL
— NHLnumbers (@NHLnumbers) May 20, 2015
The Senators sign goaltender Andrew Hammond to a 3-year, $4.05M contract extension. He had a 1.73 GAA & .943 SV% in 23 starts this season.
— NHLnumbers (@NHLnumbers) May 20, 2015
Breaking: #Sens agree to terms with goaltender Andrew Hammond on a three-year contract extension 🍔🍔🍔
— Ottawa Senators (@Senators) May 20, 2015
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Erik Karlsson rocks Nathan Beaulieu
Nice hit by Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson as he rocks Montreal Canadiens forward Nathan Beaulieu. There will be some that say this is a head shot, but the head isn't targeted. This isn't a violation of NHL rule 48.
Rule 48 – Illegal Check to the Head
48.1 Illegal Check to the Head – A hit resulting in contact with an opponent’s head where the head was the main point of contact and such contact to the head was avoidable is not permitted. In determining whether contact with an opponent's head was avoidable, the circumstances of the hit including the following shall be considered:
(i) Whether the player attempted to hit squarely through the opponent’s body and the head was not "picked" as a result of poor timing, poor angle of approach, or unnecessary extension of the body upward or outward.
(ii) Whether the opponent put himself in a vulnerable position by assuming a posture that made head contact on an otherwise full body check unavoidable.
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Redwing77's Bracket
by Redwing77
Goon posted his Bracket Challenge and I'm going to post mine. I admit to being a bit homer with my Wings and I did post a major upset in the first round. Sorry Habs fans. Carey Price seems to actually be a good goaltender and he has chilled from his early career chumpiness. However, the Habs have had abysmal luck against Ottawa this year. And, quite honestly, I'd like to throw out a small bone to former Bowling Green State University goaltender, Andrew Hammond.
All in all, however, I think the entire bracket is irrelevant because I truly believe the Rangers are simply going to steamroll anyone they meet and take it all. I put Chicago in the Finals because Crawford seems to actually play like an elite goaltender when he gets into the playoffs....sometimes anyways. I believe Dubnyk's insane run ends vs. Oshie and the Blues. Halak's stumbling continues in the playoffs. Fleury sieves hardcore before the buzzsaw known as the Rangers. Honestly, whoever wins the Detroit vs. Tampa series will face the Rangers in the EC Finals.
If my bracket holds together (which any betting man would bet against it), the series to watch will be the Blues vs. Wild, Chicago vs. Nashville (goaltending vs. offense really), and ALL of the Rangers games. I think the entire Anaheim subbracket is the most boring bracket.
Original Six wins again.
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| Redwing77's Stanley Cup Bracket |
Goon posted his Bracket Challenge and I'm going to post mine. I admit to being a bit homer with my Wings and I did post a major upset in the first round. Sorry Habs fans. Carey Price seems to actually be a good goaltender and he has chilled from his early career chumpiness. However, the Habs have had abysmal luck against Ottawa this year. And, quite honestly, I'd like to throw out a small bone to former Bowling Green State University goaltender, Andrew Hammond.
All in all, however, I think the entire bracket is irrelevant because I truly believe the Rangers are simply going to steamroll anyone they meet and take it all. I put Chicago in the Finals because Crawford seems to actually play like an elite goaltender when he gets into the playoffs....sometimes anyways. I believe Dubnyk's insane run ends vs. Oshie and the Blues. Halak's stumbling continues in the playoffs. Fleury sieves hardcore before the buzzsaw known as the Rangers. Honestly, whoever wins the Detroit vs. Tampa series will face the Rangers in the EC Finals.
If my bracket holds together (which any betting man would bet against it), the series to watch will be the Blues vs. Wild, Chicago vs. Nashville (goaltending vs. offense really), and ALL of the Rangers games. I think the entire Anaheim subbracket is the most boring bracket.
Original Six wins again.
Wednesday, April 08, 2015
A Look at the NHL Standings
With the win against the Chicago Blackhawks last night, the Wild are in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. There's one spot remaining in the West. In the East, the Bruins, Pens and Senators are fighting for the remaining spot. It's going down to the wire.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Jared Cowen Suspended Three Games
Here's the latest from the NHL's Department of Player Safety. Ottawa Senators defenseman Jared Cowen was given a three-game suspension for this this hit on Florida Panthers forward Jussi Jokinen.
Friday, December 05, 2014
UND vs. LSSU Game One - With Links
Scratches for UND: 5- Nick Mattson, 10- Johnny Simonson, 22 - Andrew Panzarella, 29- Bryn Chyzyk (Injury).
DDC's take on UND/LSSU http://t.co/oromPhp8Xh @siualbert @EricBoettner1 @UNDSID @SchlossmanGF @goon48 @t_red33
— Scott J. Stone (@stoneySioux) December 5, 2014
Brock Nelson Becoming Table-Setter For New York Islanders - http://t.co/LV9sC30xMh #hockey #THW pic.twitter.com/sJnXzLy2qB
— The Hockey Writers (@TheHockeyWriter) December 5, 2014
NCAA Women’s Hockey Morning Skate: December 5th, 2014 http://t.co/t7hQHWS986 #THW
— The Hockey Writers (@TheHockeyWriter) December 5, 2014
UND’s Drake Caggiula’s has Month to Remember http://t.co/x3E0g5UVLt #THW
— The Hockey Writers (@TheHockeyWriter) December 5, 2014
Monday, July 14, 2014
Another reason to stay in school, Da Costa to play in the KHL
Former Merrimack star Stéphane Da Costa is going to the KHL after failing to sign to a new contract with the Ottawa Sentors. Da Costa played two season at Merrimack College and then signed a professional contract with the Senators. In two season with Merrimack (2009-11), Da Costa scored (30g-60a—90pts). I sometimes wonder if another season in college would have helped him. Moral of the story... Stay in school.
The Mack Report -- Former Merrimack College center Stephane Da Costa has signed a one-year contract with CSKA Moskva in Russia’s Kontinental Hockey League, after failing to agree to terms with the Ottawa Senators.
Reports earlier this offseason indicated that Da Costa and the Senators were at odds over the type of contract offered to the restricted free agent. Da Costa was looking for a one-way contract, which would guarantee his salary regardless of whether or not he played at the NHL or AHL level. The Senators were offering a two-way contract, meaning the player would have taken a significant cut in pay if he played in the AHL.
It has often been speculated that as teams make their final cuts, they are sometimes influenced by contract types. Players on two-way deals are more likely to be sent to the minors, if the players are comparable and it saves the club money.
Monday, July 22, 2013
Men's National Team Orientation Camp Roster Set
The Minnesota Wild have landed two of their star players (Zach
Parise and Ryan Suter) on the U.S. Men's National Team Orientation
Camp roster, The orientation camp will take place from Aug. 26-27, at Kettler
Capitals IcePlex in Arlington, Va. If you look at the roster you will see a
good number of players on team USA played Division I College Hockey.
Also, there are two former Fighting Sioux forwards on the U.S. Men's National Team Orientation Camp roster in Zach Parise and T.J. Oshie.
Also, there are two former Fighting Sioux forwards on the U.S. Men's National Team Orientation Camp roster in Zach Parise and T.J. Oshie.
GOALTENDERS
Name
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Height
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Weight
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Date
of Birth
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Shoots
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Hometown
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Current
Team
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6-2 (188)
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180 (82)
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1981-05-21
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L
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Park Ridge, Ill.
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Ottawa Senators (NHL)
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6-3 (191)
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209 (95)
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1993-07-14
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L
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Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Norfolk Admirals (AHL)
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6-0 (183)
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218 (99)
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1984-03-26
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L
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Syracuse, N.Y.
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Detroit Red Wings (NHL)
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6-2 (188)
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175 (79)
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1980-07-17
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L
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East Lansing, Mich.
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Buffalo Sabres (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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218 (99)
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1986-01-21
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L
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Milford, Conn.
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Los Angeles Kings (NHL)
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6-2 (188)
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195 (88)
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1986-03-18
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L
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Marblehead, Mass.
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New Jersey Devils (NHL)
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DEFENSEMEN
Name
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Height
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Weight
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Date
of Birth
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Shoots
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Hometown
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Current
Team
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6-3 (191)
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215 (98)
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1990-07-15
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R
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Massena, N.Y.
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Winnipeg Jets (NHL)
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6-5 (198)
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265 (120)
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1985-03-27
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R
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Roseau, Minn.
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Winnipeg Jets (NHL)
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6-3 (191)
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212 (96)
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1990-01-10
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R
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Colonia, N.J.
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Washington Capitals (NHL)
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6-3 (191)
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198 (90)
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1990-03-07
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L
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Clay Township, Mich.
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Detroit Red Wings (NHL)
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6-0 (183)
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215 (98)
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1992-03-20
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R
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South St. Paul, Minn.
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Carolina Hurricanes (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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196 (89)
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1991-03-05
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L
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Farmington Hills, Mich.
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Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
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6-2 (188)
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184 (83)
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1990-07-04
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L
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Minnetonka, Minn.
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Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL)
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6-4 (195)
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232 (105)
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1988-03-21
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R
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Bloomington, Minn.
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Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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231 (105)
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1987-01-13
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L
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Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL)
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6-4 (195)
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206 (93)
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1994-10-03
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R
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Plano, Texas
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Nashville Predators (NHL)
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6-0 (183)
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191 (87)
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1991-03-20
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L
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Eden Prairie, Minn.
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Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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200 (91)
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1981-03-05
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L
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Minneapolis, Minn.
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Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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213 (97)
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1989-06-13
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L
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St. Paul, Minn.
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New York Rangers (NHL)
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6-2 (188)
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219 (99)
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1980-09-26
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L
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San Francisco, Calif.
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Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
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5-11 (180)
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207 (94)
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1989-01-29
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R
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Greenwich, Conn.
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St. Louis Blues (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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198 (90)
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1985-01-21
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L
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Madison, Wis.
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Minnesota Wild (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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196 (89)
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1994-02-26
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R
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Rochester, Mich.
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Winnipeg Jets (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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190 (86)
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1986-09-09
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L
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Boston, Mass.
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Phoenix Coyotes (NHL)
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FORWARDS
Name
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Height
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Weight
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Date
of Birth
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Shoots
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Hometown
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Current
Team
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6-1 (185)
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219 (99)
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1987-02-25
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L
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Muskegon, Mich.
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Detroit Red Wings (NHL)
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6-3 (191)
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221 (100)
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1984-05-01
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R
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Minneapolis, Minn.
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St. Louis Blues (NHL)
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6-2 (188)
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207 (94)
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1991-11-27
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R
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Gardena, Calif.
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Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
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6-6 (198)
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215 (98)
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1992-07-17
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R
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Minneapolis, Minn.
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Florida Panthers (NHL)
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6-0 (183)
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212 (96)
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1984-11-04
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L
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Ithaca, N.Y.
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Los Angeles Kings (NHL)
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5-11 (180)
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180 (82)
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1985-03-21
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R
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Rochester, N.Y.
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New York Rangers (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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196 (89)
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1994-02-12
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L
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Milwaukee, Wis.
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Montreal Canadiens (NHL)
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5-11 (180)
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181 (82)
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1988-11-19
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L
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Buffalo, N.Y.
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Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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6-2 (188)
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202 (92)
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1984-08-31
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R
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Livonia, Mich.
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Vancouver Canucks (NHL)
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6-0 (183)
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202 (92)
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1987-10-02
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R
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Madison, Wis.
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Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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199 (90)
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1987-01-08
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R
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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Los Angeles Kings (NHL)
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6-0 (183)
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212 (96)
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1988-03-16
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R
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St. Paul, Minn.
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New York Islanders (NHL)
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5-11 (180)
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189 (86)
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1986-12-23
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R
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Warroad, Minn.
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St. Louis Blues (NHL)
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6-2 (188)
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219 (99)
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1988-11-20
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L
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New Canaan, Conn.
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Montreal Canadiens (NHL)
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5-11 (180)
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197 (90)
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1991-02-01
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R
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Smithtown, N.Y.
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Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
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5-11 (180)
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190 (86)
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1984-07-28
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L
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Minneapolis, Minn.
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Minnesota Wild (NHL)
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5-11 (180)
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190 (86)
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1984-07-11
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R
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Plover, Wis.
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San Jose Sharks (NHL)
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6-2 (188)
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200 (91)
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1987-03-17
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R
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Cherry Hills, N.J.
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Ottawa Senators (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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202 (92)
|
1992-10-27
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L
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Gibsonia, Pa.
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Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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6-1 (185)
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202 (92)
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1989-09-05
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R
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Madison, Wis.
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Nashville Predators (NHL)
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6-0 (183)
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205 (93)
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1985-12-27
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L
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St. Louis, Mo.
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Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
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6-0 (183)
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196 (90)
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1990-06-18
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R
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Hastings, Minn.
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New York Rangers (NHL)
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6-3 (191)
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200 (91)
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1989-05-04
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L
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Middletown, N.J.
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Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL)
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6-5 (198)
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205 (93)
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1986-08-31
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R
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Robbinsdale, Minn.
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Winnipeg Jets (NHL)
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