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Jimmy Hayes scored for Chicago in the second period, tying the score 1-1. Valtteri Filppula had given Detroit the lead with a power-play goal in the first period but the Western Conference leading Red Wings could not score on Crawford again, despite...
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CITY, Iowa — Sioux City earned its third consecutive victory over Omaha Tuesday night with a 6-3 victory that cut in half the Lancers lead in the United States Hockey League's Western Conference. Josh Erickson scored two goals and David Henry had three...
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File - In this Feb. 6, 2012, file photo, Portland Trail Blazers' Marcus Camby, left, and Nicolas Batum, from France, walk away after the Trail Blazers were called for goaltending in overtime of an NBA basketball game against the Oklahoma City Thunder... View Photo »
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Yes they’re desperate. Yes they have a lot of speed, a lot of young legs. We’re going to have to handle that ... We haven’t seen a lot of Western Conference teams on the roads, other than our trip earlier in the season through L.A. This is a fast conference and they play fast. This is one of the faster ...
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2-1 victory Tuesday night at the United Center. Howard, who had missed Detroit's previous eight games with a broken finger, repeatedly stopped breakaway chances but couldn't come up with the two from the crease as the Hawks made up ground on their...
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Coming into this game, I fully expected this to be one of the uglier games of the season. The Heat are really, really good, and the Kings are really, really bad on the road. So I was pleasantly surprised by the play of the team tonight in what might...
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True enough. It wasn’t long ago that the Flames playoff hopes were dead and buried next to Edmonton’s, but seven weeks later they have fought themselves back into the mix, earning points in 14 of 17 games and climbing to eighth in the Western Conference.
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Eastern Conference players, left, and Western Conference, right, watch as Western Conference's Matt Fraser (11), of the Texas Stars prepares to take a shot during a shoot out at the AHL All Star hockey game Atlantic City, N.J. , Monday, Jan. 30, 2012. ... View Photo »
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It should be the focus that we're winning as a team and that we're two points out of first place (in the Western Conference). I'm just happy to be contributing right now and helping the team out but I think with either one of us we're in good hands and have a good chance to win.
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The Dallas Stars finally got a complete sixty-minute effort Tuesday night in Montreal, defeating a lackluster Canadiens team 3-0. The win snapped a two-game losing streak and improved Dallas to 30-26-4, one point behind the Calgary Flames for the...
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It’s the talk of the town and the players feel that vibe. “I’m sure it’s not easy for the home team here because other teams are gunned up and ready. Guys are excited to be here.” If the Canadiens are in a white-knuckle battle for a playoff berth, so...
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