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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 03/16/18 Anaheim Ducks Chicago Blackhawks 1103784 What we learned from the Ducks' 3-0 shutout win over the 1103821 Blackhawks score early but Jets score often in 6-2 victory Canucks 1103822 Blackhawks rookie Alex DeBrincat learninG patience and 1103785 Montour has been been up and down for Ducks, but now poise during goal drought he's back on top of his game 1103823 Anton ForsberG chased aGain; Blackhawks face power 1103786 True goal for Ducks’ Brandon Montour is being all-around shift in Central Division defender 1103824 Blackhawks Get buzzed 6-2 by Jets 1103825 What should the Blackhawks do in Goal next season? Arizona Coyotes 1103787 Arizona Coyotes rookie Clayton Keller is approachinG Colorado Avalanche rarefied air 1103826 Colorado Avalanche keeps rollinG, winninG at St. Louis 1103788 Predators rally in third period topple Coyotes 1103827 Goalie Semyon Varlamov could play in his 16th 1103789 Preview: Coyotes vs. Predators, 6:30 p.m., FOX Sports consecutive Game Friday aGainst Nashville Arizona Plus 1103790 Coyotes hanG with NHL’s top team, but fall to Nashville Columbus Blue Jackets Predators 1103828 Blue Jackets defeat Flyers 5-3, move into first wild-card 1103791 Common traGedy forGinG Greater bond between Tocchet, spot Ekman-Larsson 1103829 Blue Jackets | Seth Jones to return for Flyers game 1103830 Atkinson’s hat trick lifts surGinG Blue Jackets over Flyers Boston Bruins 1103792 Bruins scratch Zdeno Chara and Jake DeBrusk for two Dallas Stars games 1103831 Stars showed they have Stanley Cup contender potential, 1103793 Zdeno Chara, Jake DeBrusk out through at least Saturday but can they find complete game in time to get into pl 1103794 Center staGe: NHL contenders Go deep down the middle 1103795 NHL roundup: Maple Leafs rally past Stars in SO for 11th Detroit Red Wings straiGht at home 1103832 Red WinGs hope Goalie interference is clarified when NHL 1103796 Frank Vatrano enjoys fresh start in Florida, playing top-six GMs meet role for Panthers 1103833 Detroit Red WinGs continue slide down standinGs with 4-1 1103797 Bruins notebook: Zdeno Chara, Jake DeBrusk sit out loss to KinGs games in Florida with injuries 1103834 Russian Five excerpt: How SerGei Fedorov escaped 1103798 Bruins draw rare blank as James Reimer, Panthers post USSR for Red WinGs shutout 1103835 ‘Bright spot’ Tyler Bertuzzi gives Red Wings hope for 1103799 MorninG Skate: No kiddinG - NHL lifestyle suits SeGuin future 1103800 Chara, DeBrusk out rest of B's trip with upper-body 1103836 KinGs extend Red WinGs’ losinG streak to eiGht injuries 1103837 Detroit Red WinGs at Los AnGeles KinGs live chat 1103801 Bruins recall Blidh, Postma from AHL 1103838 Detroit Red WinGs lose 8th straiGht on 3 third-period goals 1103802 HaGGerty: Get the duckboats ready for these Bruins in Los AnGeles 1103803 Backes not expected to face discipline beyond match penalty Edmonton Oilers 1103804 Reimer dominates Bruins, Backes Gets ejected 1103839 NuGent-Hopkins can relate to Oilers teammate Klefbom, 1103805 Bruins can't pull off any maGic in shutout loss to Panthers injured shoulder 1103840 Jones: My plan expands playoffs of expanded NHL to 20 Buffalo Sabres teams 1103806 As fiGhtinG disappears, bouts like Beaulieu-Martin stand 1103841 NuGent-Hopkins looks as Good as ever after rib injury out 1103842 Lowetide: The Oilers and college free agents 1103807 The Wraparound: Maple Leafs 5, Sabres 2 1103808 Mike HarrinGton: Game by Game, Guhle is makinG Florida Panthers progress 1103843 Cats bounce back aGainst Bruins 3-0 after bad loss to 1103809 Sabres Notebook: Buffalo set to honor Pfalzer; O'Reilly Senators quick on draw 1103844 Goalie James Reimer backstops Panthers to victory over 1103810 Sabres' O'Reilly remains NHL's quickest on the draw Bruins 1103811 Leafs at Sabres: Five ThinGs to Know 1103845 Panthers' Frank Vatrano says first Game aGainst Boston is 1103812 Emily Pfalzer returninG to Buffalo for hockey 'just another hockey game' doubleheader, parade 1103846 Roberto LuonGo, James Reimer likely to split next four games for Panthers Calgary Flames 1103813 Flames, Sharks meet up in another pivotal tilt Los Angeles Kings 1103814 Game Day: Flames vs. Sharks 1103847 KinGs Get over-the-top win aGainst Red WinGs 4-1 1103815 Francis: Flames bench barking sets tone for team intensity 1103848 KinGs’ Tanner Pearson on a roll after Goal-scorinG drouGht 1103816 Flames not worried about league-leadinG missed shots on 1103849 Anze Kopitar’s fluke goal leads KinGs past Red WinGs net 1103850 MARCH 15 NOTES: LINEUPS; PEARSON; OHL 1103817 Francis: Flames zig when they're expected to zag, and COACHES POLL; WINGS; KINGS WEEKLY stay alive 1103851 MARCH 15 MORNING SKATE QUOTES: JOHN 1103818 Flames gear up for next biggest game of the year STEVENS 1103819 GameDay: Sharks at Flames 1103852 MARCH 15 POSTGAME NOTES 1103820 Matt Stajan reflects on a career full of ups and downs as 1103853 MARCH 15 POSTGAME QUOTES: KOPITAR, LADUE game No. 1,000 approaches 1103854 MARCH 15 POSTGAME QUOTES: DETROIT 1103855 MARCH 15 POSTGAME QUOTES: JOHN STEVENS Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1103856 Gameday preview: Wild at VeGas 1103890 Flyers' collapse continues in loss to Columbus 1103857 For Jason Zucker, Las Vegas homecoming is a family 1103891 Flyers need to improve (greatly) on home ice down stretch affair of playoff race 1103892 12 games for Flyers to show if they can be resilient (again) Montreal Canadiens 1103893 Flyers’ latest meeting with Jackets might be most 1103858 In the Habs' room: Jonathan Drouin, Jacob de la Rose get important kudos from coach 1103894 For Flyers and their coach, it’s full speed ahead ... to 1103859 Game report: Canadiens start stronG, but PenGuins' skill where? proves to be too much 1103895 Flyers fail biggest test of season with loss to Blue Jackets 1103860 Stu Cowan: Mont-Tremblant teen's magical morning with 1103896 How Flyers plan on solvinG SerGei Bobrovsky Sidney Crosby 1103897 Flyers in a tight race but, ‘these are the fun games’ 1103861 Six-month recovery normal for Shea Weber's injury, 1103898 Flyers vs. Blue Jackets: 3 things to watch in Game 71 specialist says 1103899 Flyers 5 takeaways: Dave Hakstol says brutal loss 1103862 Game Day: Carey Price practises, but he's not ready to ‘squarely comes to me’ play yet 1103863 PittsburGh PenGuins at Canadiens: Five thinGs you should Pittsburgh Penguins know 1103900 PenGuins rebound with road win over Canadiens 1103864 Basu: The Canadiens remain not Good enough, but in a 1103901 PenGuins notebook: Antti Niemi finds his way in Montreal very different, encouraGinG way 1103902 PenGuins EvGeni Malkin, center, celebrates with Sidney 1103865 Three things we learned against Pittsburgh Crosby and Kris LetanG after scorinG against the Montre 1103903 The Penguins have no problem going back to college Nashville Predators 1103904 PenGuins bounce back with 5-3 win against Canadiens 1103866 Catfish Corner: The streak ended, but the Predators still keep winninG San Jose Sharks 1103867 Predators' Calle Jarnkrok to miss remainder of reGular 1103906 Thoughts: will the Sharks re-siGn Evander Kane? season with upper-body injury 1103907 KinGs win, Gain Ground on Sharks 1103868 Predators' plan to tweak lineup, rest players has biG 1103908 Potential Donskoi injury the latest in Sharks season full of picture in mind siGnificant hurdles 1103869 Predators continue comeback ways on road by defeatinG Arizona Coyotes St Louis Blues 1103909 Blues' playoff hopes absorb a blow in 4-1 loss to New Jersey Devils Avalanche 1103870 Devils' Blake Coleman made bold prediction before 1st 1103910 Ortiz: Blues keep failinG to Generate momentum career 2-goal game 1103911 Blues can't take advantaGe of chance to Gain Ground, fall 1103871 Devils beat VeGas: 8 observations | Michael Grabner Gets to Avs 4-1 on the board 1103912 Edmundson ready to Go, he'll play aGainst Colorado 1103872 New Jersey Devils Game to benefit stray animals 1103913 Edmundson is back in Blues lineup vs. Avs | St. Louis 1103873 Michael Grabner hopinG breakthrouGh Goal is start of Blues somethinG biG with Devils 1103874 Abbey Mastracco named The Record and Tampa Bay Lightning NorthJersey.com's New Jersey Devils writer 1103914 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Declan Farmer tied for most goals in Paralympic sled hockey history New York Islanders 1103915 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Lightning let things ‘slip’ down 1103875 Islanders show no signs of life in uGly, blowout defeat stretch 1103876 With Isles in dire straits, DouG WeiGht backs team’s direction Toronto Maple Leafs 1103877 Christopher Gibson yanked as Capitals rout Islanders 1103916 Patric Hornqvist’s two-goal night powers Penguins past Canadiens New York Rangers 1103917 Van Riemsdyk stays hot as Maple Leafs beat Sabres 1103878 SEE IT: RanGers fan sheds tears of joy after GettinG stick 1103918 Canada books spot in Paralympic hockey Gold-medal from Pavel Buchnevich game 1103879 RanGers must Go after Ilya Kovalchuk, who isn’t who you 1103919 Hertl’s two Goals lift Sharks to 4-3 overtime win over Oilers think he is 1103920 Leafs handle Sabres but injuries pile up 1103880 Mats Zuccarello’s two best friends now thrivinG with 1103921 BiG tipper van Riemsdyk might be out of Leafs’ reach PenGuins 1103922 Senators embrace opportunity to play spoiler 1103881 RanGers’ win over PenGuins shows they won’t Go quietly 1103923 Four takeaways from Leafs’ road win over Sabres down stretch 1103924 Leafs roll over Sabres, despite Komarov injury 1103925 Maple Leafs out-duel Sabres but rare win in Buffalo comes Ottawa Senators at cost 1103882 Canada to play for
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    ECHL PREMIER 'AA' HOCKEY LEAGUE Charlotte Checkers AT Gwinnett Gladiators The Arena at Gwinnett Center Sunday, February 15, 2009 ECHL GAME #575: Gwinnett Gladiators (20-22-1-4 = 45) Charlotte Checkers (25-20-1-2 = 53) Team Game: 48 (12-11-1-3, Home) Team Game: 49 (11-9-0-1, Home) Home Game: 28 (8-11-0-1, Road) Away Game: 27 (14-11-1-1, Road) Goalies Goalies # Player Ht. Wt. GP W L OTL SOL SO GAA SV% # Player Ht. Wt. GP W L OTL SOL SO GAA SV% 31 Nick Rice 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.000 30 Maxime Daigneault 6-3 203 19 9 8 0 1 0 3.22 0.898 33 Josh Johnson 6-0 185 21 10 9 0 1 0 3.24 0.884 35 Jeff Jakaitis 5-10 165 31 16 12 1 1 3 2.94 0.908 Players Players # Player Pos. Ht. Wt. GP G A Pts. PIM +/- # Player Pos. Ht. Wt. GP G A Pts. PIM +/- 3 Jeff Mason D 5-10 180 47 7 16 23 14 -11 2 Ethan Graham D 6-2 185 18 3 12 15 17 -4 4 Brennan Turner D 6-3 220 44 2 8 10 106 -1 3 Michael Busto D 6-1 210 36 1 5 6 27 -6 5 Jeff Dunne D 5-11 195 24 2 5 7 14 -1 5 Brian Deeth D 5-11 190 30 3 2 5 37 -2 10 Tom Zanoski LW 5-11 185 12 3 2 5 15 -8 6 Kenny Smith D 6-2 210 48 1 9 10 40 6 11 Scott Marchesi D 6-2 205 42 7 4 11 31 -16 7 Ken Scuderi D 6-2 205 48 0 9 9 40 2 15 Pat Bateman LW 6-1 200 47 13 20 33 86 -10 8 Ryan Murphy RW 5-11 185 33 4 11 15 34 -7 17 Adam Berti LW 6-3 207 43 7 12 19 32 -6 9 Mike Bayrack F 5-11 200 44 15 31 46 30 4 18 Brad Schell C 6-0 190 27 9 18 27 32 -7 11 Lee Falardeau LW 6-4 215 14 6 9 15 22 6 19 Brandon Kaleniecki RW 5-10 200 21 7 5 12 18 -2 14 Cedrick Bernier F 6.2 215 31 0 1 1 153 -10 20 Andy Brandt F 6-0 190 47 4 14 18 21 -23 15 Julien Brouillette