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Shootout goals aren't reflected in a player's career statistics, so Pyorala will have to wait for his first official tally. "That's a little strange, but I hope I get a real goal soon," said Pyorala, 28, who has played in 14 NHL games. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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PHILADELPHIA — Flyers coach John Stevens could have easily started backup goaltender Brian Boucher on Saturday night against the St. Louis Blues, and no one would have questioned him. Full Article at N.J. Courier-Post Online
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PHILADELPHIA - Sometimes they call it getting a monkey off your back. After putting a puck in the net for the first time in the NHL - a game-winning shootout marker no less - Mika Pyorala amended that old saying to "gorilla." Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com
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Pyorala's goal in the fourth round was the difference as the Flyers won their fourth consecutive game. Philadelphia's Claude Giroux and St. Louis' Brad Boyes each scored in the first round. Full Article at The New York Times
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PHILADELPHIA—Mika Pyorala scored in the shootout to lead the Philadelphia Flyers to a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Saturday night. Pyorala's goal in the fourth round was the difference as the Flyers won their fourth consecutive game. Full Article at Boston Globe
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I would've liked to make one more save, but that's the way it goes ... It took a while to get to our first shootout, so it was a little bit of a feeler.
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Coming back after playing last night (against Buffalo), we needed to get off to a good start and make sure we were moving our feet and getting on the attack early ... We were able to do that. We had a pretty decent first period, and it kind of built from there.
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Ray's done everything we've asked.
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We've done a pretty good job with our forwards coming back, giving us back-side pressure
