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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:32
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I feel for you, Sava, I really do.
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Oilers thump battered Blackhawks
WebPosted Wed Nov 19 00:14:45 2003
CBC SPORTS ONLINE - Radek Dvorak enjoyed one of his most productive nights as an Edmonton Oiler.
Dvorak posted one goal and two assists to lead the Oilers to a 5-2 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks before 16,839 fans at the Skyreach Centre on Tuesday.
Edmonton is 6-2-2-0 over its past 10 outings.
Jarret Stoll, Ethan Moreau and Raffi Torres had the other goals for the Oilers (9-7-2-0).
Mike York added two assists.
Ty Conklin turned aside 33 shots for his fourth win in five starts since No. 1 goaltender Tommy Salo bruised a hip.
Mark Bell paced the Blackhawks (6-8-4-2) with a goal and an assist, while Scott Nichol also scored.
Chicago, which was minus Eric Daze, Jocelyn Thibault and Alexei Zhamnov, is now winless in six (0-3-1-2).
Rookie Michael Leighton made 25 saves in his 15th NHL appearance.
Edmonton opened the scoring with a power-play goal as Dvorak tapped home Ales Hemsky's cross-crease pass for his second goal of the campaign at 10:35 of the first period.
Stoll stuffed in a Jason Smith rebound for his third and a 2-0 lead at 13:07.
Moreau made it 3-0 only 1:17 later when he pounced on a Nichol turnover to whisk in his sixth, unassisted.
Chicago answered back with a pair of second-period goals, Bell's third and Nichol's second at 6:55 and 13:23, respectively.
But Torres tallied his eighth when Leighton misplayed his low slap shot from the sideboards at the 9:53 mark.
Dvorak then completed the scoring with his second of the night into an empty net with 1:25 remaining.
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I was at this game tonight, and MAN, did the Blackhawks look horrible.
Mike Smith really destroyed that fabled Original 6 franchise, didn't he?
I mean, with Daze and Zhamnov out, the team is just looking that much worse.
Why don't you Chicagonians rise up and demand an improvement?
Show those stingy owners what's what!
I tell you what, we'll trade you Salo & Comrie for Ruutu and Anderson. Straight-up. Come ON!
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Richelieu
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Gatineau
Dec 2001 time: 00:32
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quote: Originally posted by JohnT
Since we're discussing Hockey, what's up with the stupid Won-Loss records? It's bad enough that y'all are proud to settle for a tie, but what is that extra number in there? The tiebreaker? Why don't y'all just play the game until somebody scores? |
Win, losses, ties and losses in overtime. You still get a point for the last one.
There's a 5 mins. sudden death period of overtime asfter a tie in regulation, with each team playing with only 4 forwards.
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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:32
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quote: Originally posted by Richelieu
Win, losses, ties and losses in overtime. You still get a point for the last one.
There's a 5 mins. sudden death period of overtime asfter a tie in regulation, with each team playing with only 4 forwards. |
I think you mean 4 players. They still usually have 2 defensemen out their with the 2 forwards.
But yeah, I love the OL rule.
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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:32
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quote: Originally posted by JohnT
What about Ben Johnson, runner?
Here's a list of 10 famous Black Canadians. Not a very distinctive group, especially when compared to a corresponding list of their American counterparts, is it? |
Well, as for Ben Johnson: I figured mentioning a guy who went down in a steroid scandal was not the best way to exemplify Canadian blacks.
Which reminds me, we are also home to The World's Fastest (Formerly) Man: Donovan Bailey! And many other top-notch track-and-field stars*!
* Who immigrated here from the Carribean**.
** Much like singing sensation Sean Paul, actually.
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As for your link (10 Famous Black Canadians):
I have heard of none of those. But that McCoy guy sounds pretty important! Good for him.
Ahem.
But we also have a black Canadian guy playing in the NBA now... 'Cept I can't remember his name... Hm...
Ooooh, there's always hockey players! Anson Carter, Georges Laraque, and Jarome Iginla are all proud black Canadians (well, Jarome's half-native, but still...).
See?!?
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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:32
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Double Post... like double mint gum... But a post... instead of gum.
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