Death Sentence Upheld Over Mosque Bombing

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Death Sentence Upheld Over Mosque Bombing SUBSCRIPTION MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2015 RABI ALAWWAL 3, 1438 AH www.kuwaittimes.net New affidavit Palestinian Banksy stresses Giroud and to protect refugee thrives Jobs’ Syria Ramsey send patients from at Britain’s link with Arsenal medical3 errors poshest10 school migrant40 oeuvres to20 summit Death sentence upheld Min 12º Max 23º over mosque bombing High Tide 00:23 & 14:44 Turaiji questions businessman’s citizenship Low Tide 08:05 & 19:53 40 PAGES NO: 16727 150 FILS By B Izzak 19 women win in historic Saudi vote KUWAIT: The appeals court yesterday upheld the death sentence against the man who drove a Saudi bomber to a RIYADH: At least 19 women won municipal council Shiite mosque, but reduced the capital penalty against the seats in Saudi Arabia’s first ever election open to alleged leader of the Islamic State group in Kuwait. The female voters and candidates, officials said yesterday, court did not look into the cases of five other men who in a milestone for the ultra-conservative Muslim king- were sentenced to death by the criminal court in dom. “Even if it was only one woman, we’re really September for their roles in the June suicide bombing at proud of that. Honestly, we weren’t expecting anyone the Imam Al-Sadeq Mosque that left 26 people dead and to win,” said Sahar Hassan Nasief, a women’s rights 227 others wounded. activist in the Red Sea city of Jeddah. The court also acquitted one of the five women who But with 2,106 seats up for election, the 19 women received jail terms by the criminal court and left the other would comprise less than one percent of Saudi sentences almost unchanged. The court convicted the Arabia’s elected council membership. “We need more,” main defendant Abdulrahman Sabah Eidan Saud who said Aljazi Al-Hossaini, who was defeated in Diriyah dropped the Saudi bomber to the mosque site and who on the edge of Riyadh, where three women won also brought the explosives belt from near the Saudi bor- seats, according to Saudi news channel Al-Ekhbaria. der. Saud, a stateless Arab, had confessed to the charges in She hoped women would be included among the the criminal court but denied them in the appeals court. one third of council seats which are appointed by the He did not make any move after he heard from his cage municipal affairs ministry. the judge read out the verdict. Sabq.org, a news website affiliated with the king- The court reduced the death sentence against Farraj dom’s interior ministry, reported that a total of 19 Muhareb, the alleged leader of the Islamic State in Kuwait, women had been elected in various parts of the to 15 years in jail. The court also acquitted a woman who country. In the first announcement of a woman win- was handed a two-year term by the criminal court. Based ner, Salma bint Hizab Al-Oteibi was elected in the on the appeals verdict, one suspect is sentenced to death, holy city of Makkah, the official SPA news agency eight received jail terms from two to 15 years and 15 peo- reported. Huda Al-Jeraisy, who as the daughter of a ple were acquitted. The remaining five who were handed former head of the chamber of commerce in the con- the death penalty in absentia had their cases stopped by servative central part of the kingdom was seen by the court until they appear. Under Kuwaiti law, sentences some Saudis as imparting an official stamp of issued in absentia cannot be appealed until the people approval on women’s candidature, won a seat in RIYADH: Saudi electoral workers prepare to count ballots after the coun- concerned appear. Riyadh. try’s municipal elections in the capital late Saturday. (Inset) Lama Al- The sentences are still not final as they must be Continued on Page 15 Sulaiman won from Jeddah. — AP/AFP reviewed by the court of cassation, whose rulings are final. Continued on Page 15 News No stoppage of visa in brief transfers this year Russian destroyer fires shots near Turkish boat MOSCOW: A Russian destroyer in the Aegean Sea yes- No project-to-private transfer terday opened fire to avoid a collision with a Turkish By Meshaal Al-Enezi used for the first time since the authority fishing boat, the defense ministry said, as a bitter dis- was established is part of a plan to pute over the shooting down of a Russian warplane KUWAIT: Well-informed sources at the develop its performance,” explained the raged on. “The crew of the Russian patrol ship Smetlivy manpower authority said the authority sources. which was located 22 km from the Greek island of will not suspend visa transfers this year Meanwhile, the manpower authority Lemnos in the northern part of the Aegean Sea avoided in view of the automated system cur- said that expats who came to Kuwait on collision with a Turkish seiner,” the ministry said, adding rently being used that can provide sta- work permits to work in small projects the crew had to fire small arms in the direction of the tistics about visa transfers to other spon- cannot transfer their visas to work in the boat at “a guaranteed survivability distance” when the sors. Notably, transfers were suspended private sector at all. The authority added two vessels were about 600 m apart “to prevent the col- every year in the last week of December that these workers could only transfer to lision of the ships.” Deputy defence minister Anatoly for inventory purposes. “The new system other small projects for the same job. Antonov summoned a Turkish military attache, Ahmet Hakam Gunes, after the incident. He warned him MANILA: A Filipino boy passes by a placard during a rally yesterday to criticize against the “negative consequences of any thoughtless the agreement reached during the United Nations conference on climate change action by Ankara against a Russian military contingent” in Paris. — AP deployed in Syria, the ministry said. Now comes the tough part: Trump name restored World’s carbon diet starts at Dubai golf complex DUBAI: A Dubai real estate firm has restored PARIS: The world is about to go on a car- Oh and by the way, the harder goal - Donald Trump’s name on a $6 billion golf complex bon diet. It won’t be easy - or cheap. limit warming by another half a degree it is building with the US businessman and presi- Nearly 200 nations across the world on Celsius - is probably already impossible, dential hopeful, days after taking it down follow- Saturday approved a first-of-its-kind uni- said Joeri Rogelj at the International ing his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the versal agreement to wean Earth off fossil Institute for Applied Systems Analysis in United States. Trump prompted an uproar when fuels and slow global warming, patting Austria. Most likely the best the world he made his comments in response to deadly themselves on the back for showing such can hope for is overshooting that tem- shootings in California by two Muslims who resolve. Yesterday morning, like for many perature by a few tenths of a degree and authorities said were radicalized. Gold letters first day dieters, the reality sets in. The then somehow slowly - over decades if spelling out “Trump International Golf Club,” numbers - like calorie limits and hours not centuries - come back to the target affixed to a landscaped stone wall at the entrance needed in the gym - are daunting. temperature. to the golf complex being built by DAMAC How daunting? Try more than 7.04 bil- That may involve something called Properties, were removed on Thursday. Two days lion tons. That’s how much carbon dioxide negative emissions. That’s when the later they had been restored. DAMAC declined to needs to stay in the ground instead of world - technology and nature com- comment yesterday on the brief removal. being spewed into the atmosphere for bined - take out more carbon dioxide those reductions to happen, even if you from the air than humanity puts in. OUARZAZATE, Morocco: A picture taken on Oct 17, 2015 shows a view of the take the easier of two goals mentioned in Nearly 90 percent of scenarios of how to Gambia president declares Noor 1 Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) plant, some 20 km outside this central Saturday’s deal. To get to the harder goal, establish a safer temperature in the country an ‘Islamic state’ Moroccan town. — AFP it’s even larger numbers. In the pact, the world involves going backward on emis- BANJUL, Gambia: President Yahya Jammeh has countries pledged to limit global warming sions, but it is also so far not very realis- declared the Gambia “an Islamic state”, but stressed that to about another degree Celsius from tic, said Kevin Anderson, deputy director the rights of the Christian minority in the small west Vast desert sun farm to now - and if they can, only half that. African country would be respected and that women Another, more vague, goal is that by of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research in Britain. would not be held to a sometime in the second half of the centu- dress code. The announce- help light up Morocco Negative emissions involve more ry, man-made greenhouse gas emissions - ment came as the president forests, maybe seeding the oceans, and OUARZAZATE, Morocco: On the edge of The plant is part of a vision to move which includes methane and other heat- addressed supporters in the the Sahara desert, engineers make final beyond this heavy dependency and raise trapping gases as well as carbon dioxide - possibly technology that sucks carbon coastal town of Brufut on out of the air and stores it underground checks to a sea of metal mirrors turned renewable energy production to 42 percent won’t exceed the amount that nature Thursday, and the com- towards the sun, preparing for the launch of its total power needs by 2020.
Recommended publications
  • Case Study: Calgary Sports Scores Big by Investing in Cortex E-Invoicing
    CASE STUDY: CALGARY SPORTS SCORES BIG BY INVESTING IN CORTEX E-INVOICING www.nhl.com/flames Executive Summary www.hitmenhockey.com www.stampeders.com When Calgary Sports and Entertainment (CSEC) began looking www.calgaryroughnecks.com for a way to improve their complex invoicing process, it became apparent that they would need a solution that was capable of simplifying an unconventional accounting setup, without adding considerable cost to their operations. By introducing the Cortex Trading Partner Network and having CSEC CORPORATE OVERVIEW: Suppliers send invoices electronically, CSEC was successful in simplifying their accounting processes, improving relations with Founded in 2012, Calgary Sports and their Suppliers, and reallocating resources to other areas of the Entertainment Corporation (CSEC) is business, all while saving money. a privately owned professional sports Just as smart sports organizations are embracing Big Data Analytics and entertainment company based in to generate enhanced insight into athletic performance and Calgary, Alberta, Canada. translating that into measureable team performance, the Cortex solution provided CSEC’s finance group with a 21st century solution CSEC owns and operates four franchises that quickly delivered meaningful results to their organization’s based in Calgary: Calgary Flames of the bottom line. National Hockey League, the Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey league, Challenges the Calgary Roughnecks of the National Lacrosse League, and the Calgary By operating on a mandatory per-event accounting model, which Stampeders of the Canadian Football treats each team within the group as a unique business unit, CSEC League. Additionally, CSEC owns the was managing a very complex and exhaustive manual process for Flames’ minor league affiliates based in all of their invoices.
    [Show full text]
  • 2019 CAROLINA HURRICANES DRAFT GUIDE Rogers Arena • Vancouver, B.C
    2019 CAROLINA HURRICANES DRAFT GUIDE Rogers Arena • Vancouver, B.C. Round 1: Friday, June 21 – 8 P.M. ET (NBCSN) Hurricanes pick: 28th overall Rounds 2-7: Saturday, June 22 – 1 P.M. ET (NHL Network) Hurricanes picks: Round 2: 36th overall (from BUF), 37th overall (from NYR) and 59th overall; Round 3: 90th overall; Round 4: 121st overall; Round 5: 152nd overall; Round 6: 181st overall (from CGY) and 183rd overall; Round 7: 216th overall (from BOS via NYR) The Carolina Hurricanes hold ten picks in the 2019 NHL Draft, including four in the first two rounds. The first round of the NHL Draft begins on Friday, June 21 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver and will be televised on NBCSN at 8 p.m. ET. Rounds 2-7 will take place on Saturday, June 22 at 1 p.m. ET and will be televised on NHL Network. The Hurricanes made six selections in the 2018 NHL Draft in Dallas, including second-overall pick Andrei Svechnikov. HURRICANES ALL-TIME FIRST HURRICANES DRAFT NOTES ROUND SELECTIONS History of the 28th Pick – Carolina’s first selection in the 2019 NHL Draft will be 28th overall in the first round. Hurricanes captain Justin Williams was taken 28th overall by Year Overall Player Philadelphia in the 2000 NHL Draft, and his 786 career points (312g, 474a) are the most 2018 2 Andrei Svechnikov, RW all-time by a player selected 28th. Other notable active NHL players drafted 28th overall 2017 12 Martin Necas, C include Cory Perry, Nick Foligno, Matt Niskanen, Charlie Coyle, and Brady Skjei.
    [Show full text]
  • Calgary Flames Open 2018 Training Camp
    CALGARY FLAMES OPEN 2018 TRAINING CAMP For Immediate Release Thursday, September 13, 2018 Calgary, AB - The Calgary Flames are set to open their 2018 training camp. The first on-ice session will be on Friday, September 14th starting with Team Berezan at 9:30 a.m. followed by Team Macoun at 11:30 a.m. All on-ice sessions are open for viewing to the public. The Flames will play eight preseason games (4 home and 4 away) as well as two exhibition games against the Boston Bruins in China as a part of the 2018 O.R.G China Games in preparation for the start of the 2018-19 season. The first preseason game will see the Flames take on the Edmonton Oilers on Monday, September 17th at the Scotiabank Saddledome. The group participating in the O.R.G. China Games will arrive back in Calgary on September 20th. Calgary opens up the 2018-19 regular season at Rogers Arena as they visit the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday, October 3rd. Media are welcome to attend all on-ice sessions. Players will be available upon request following the conclusion of each training day. The Flames have also released goaltender, Shane Farkas of his amateur tryout following rookie camp. He will report back to Portland of the Western Hockey League. TRAINING CAMP SCHEDULE Friday, September 14th 9:30am Practice Team Berezan Scotiabank Saddlodome 11:30am Practice Team Macoun Scotiabank Saddledome Saturday, September 15th 9:30am Practice Team Macoun Scotiabank Saddlodome 11:30am Practice Team Berezan Scotiabank Saddledome Sunday, September 16th 9:30am Practice Team Berezan Scotiabank
    [Show full text]
  • SKI ALPIN INTERCALAIRES:Mise En Page 1 3/10/08 8:47 Page 2
    INTERCALAIRES:Mise enpage13/10/088:47Page PARTENAIRES OFFICIELS PARTENAIRES SKI ALPIN INTERCALAIRES:Mise en page 1 3/10/08 8:47 Page 2 Composition des Equipes DAMES EQUIPE DE FRANCE A Sandrine AUBERT DOUANES Les Deux Alpes (Sports de Neige du Dauphiné) Anne-Sophie BARTHET Courchevel (Savoie) Marion BERTRAND DEFENSE EMHM Auron (Côte d’Azur) Claire DAUTHERIVES DOUANES Val Cenis (Savoie) Florine DE LEYMARIE DOUANES Courchevel (Savoie) Ingrid JACQUEMOD DEFENSE EMHM Val d’Isère (Savoie) Marie MARCHAND-ARVIER DOUANES Les Contamines Montjoie (Mont-Blanc) Aurélie REVILLET Arêches Beaufort (Savoie) Tessa WORLEY DEFENSE EMHM Le Grand Bornand Le SKI ALPIN, c’est : (Mont-Blanc) • la Descente • le Slalom • le Super-Géant • le Super-Combiné • le Géant EQUIPE NATIONALE B EQUIPE NATIONALE Aude AGUILANIU Mont Saxonnex (Mont-Blanc) Margot BAILET Inter Club Nice (Côte d’Azur) JUNIORS/JEUNES Taïna BARIOZ Courchevel (Savoie) Marion ALLARD Megève (Mont-Blanc) Marielle BERGER SABBATEL Les Arcs (Savoie) Adeline BAUD Les Gets (Mont-Blanc) Olivia BERTRAND DEFENSE EMHM Morzine/Avoriaz Coralie FRASSE SOMBET Chamrousse (Sports de Neige du Dauphiné) (Mont-Blanc) Marine GAUTHIER Tignes (Savoie) Charlène GARDET Crest Voland (Savoie) Jéromine GEROUDET Flaine (Mont-Blanc) Anémone MARMOTTAN Tignes (Savoie) Aurélie MARCHAND Megève (Mont-Blanc) Laurie MOUGEL Serre Chevalier (Alpes-Provence) Marie MASSIOS Meribel (Savoie) Nastasia NOENS Inter Club Nice (Côte d’Azur) Caroline PERNET Morzine/Avoriaz (Mont-Blanc) Marion PELLISSIER St François Longchamp (Savoie) Jennifer PIOT
    [Show full text]
  • FHN 2021 Draft Guide
    Expert Average Rankings (Forwards) Ranking Player EAR ADP 1 Connor McDavid 1.0 2.3 2 Nathan Mackinnon 2.3 4.3 3 Leon Draisaitl 2.8 3 4 Auston Matthews 4.0 6.9 5 Jack Eichel 5.0 10.3 6 Alex Ovechkin 7.0 6.1 7 Patrick Kane 7.0 9.8 8 Brad Marchand 8.0 26.6 9 Artemi Panarin 9.0 5.8 10 Mika Zibanejad 10.8 22.4 11 Mitch Marner 11.3 18.7 12 Steven Stamkos 11.3 24.4 13 Evgeni Malkin 13.0 28.6 14 David Pastrnak 13.5 40.7 15 John Tavares 16.0 33.8 16 Sidney Crosby 17.3 15.6 17 Elias Pettersson 17.8 17.3 18 Kyle Connor 18.5 75.6 19 Mark Scheifele 21.5 32.8 20 Sebastian Aho 22.3 13.8 21 Jonathan Huberdeau 22.3 22.3 22 Brayden Point 22.5 13.9 23 Johnny Gaudreau 22.8 48.2 24 Aleksander Barkov 23.8 28 25 Mikko Rantanen 25.5 15.8 26 Patrik Laine 26.0 34.1 27 Blake Wheeler 27.8 43.8 28 Taylor Hall 28.0 53.1 29 Matthew Tkachuk 28.3 39.6 30 Jake Guentzel 29.8 31.4 31 Patrice Bergeron 30.3 40.4 32 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 32.3 73.3 33 Mathew Barzal 32.5 70.2 34 Andrei Svechnikov 33.5 22.4 35 J.T. Miller 34.3 49.4 36 Mark Stone 35.0 30 37 Dylan Larkin 38.3 142.1 38 Teuvo Teravainen 38.8 40.8 39 William Nylander 40.8 92.9 40 Claude Giroux 42.0 76.4 41 Sean Monahan 43.0 151.5 42 Max Pacioretty 43.3 46 43 Elias Lindholm 43.8 81.8 44 Filip Forsberg 46.0 77.1 45 Brock Boeser 47.0 51.7 46 Anze Kopitar 48.8 137 47 Travis Konecny 49.3 96.8 48 Sean Couturier 49.5 69.4 49 Kevin Fiala 51.8 82.5 50 Bo Horvat 52.3 141.4 51 Gabriel Landeskog 53.3 38.6 52 Brendan Gallagher 53.5 87.7 53 Evander Kane 54.8 90 54 Ryan O'Reilly 56.0 69.8 55 Anthony Mantha 56.3 153.7 56 Evgeny Dadonov
    [Show full text]
  • Phase 3 Media Protocols at Scotiabank Saddledome
    PHASE 3 MEDIA PROTOCOLS AT SCOTIABANK SADDLEDOME For Immediate Release Saturday, July 11, 2020 Calgary, AB – The Calgary Flames provide today the protocols that will be put in place for the media that are attending Phase 3 of the NHL’s resumption plan at the Scotiabank Saddledome from July 13-26. Attending Phase 3 Media who will be attending Phase 3 at the Scotiabank Saddledome will need to make a member of the communications staff aware of their attendance 24 hours in advance of each day of training camp. A master list will be made for each on-ice session of media who have made their attendance known and media will be checked-in upon arrival. Media check-in time will be one hour proceeding the first on-ice session only. Media who arrive late may not be allowed entry into the building. Media are to enter through the West Concourse Entrance (across from the Stampede Corral). Parking will be available outside the West Concourse Entrance in the Uber drop-off and pick-up zone. Media will then be checked-in at the entrance and perform a mandatory temperature check and questionnaire before being allowed in the building. Media are required to wear a mask during their time in the Scotiabank Saddledome. If they don’t have a mask, one will be provided. Hand sanitizer will also be available. *If media have symptoms, have had exposure to someone with symptoms of COVID-19, or if they have a temperature, they will not be admitted entry to the facility and: (a) will need to follow up with their own physician for care, and (b) shall require a letter from their physician providing written medical clearance before they may be admitted into the Scotiabank Saddledome.
    [Show full text]
  • Pardew Gives up on Grenier Ahead of Derby
    SPORTS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2014 Who can break Bayern Munich’s record run? BERLIN: They may have a 13-point lead at the beating Bayern in the league this season until when they travel to bottom side Eintracht top of the Bundesliga and be on a 43-match Thiago Alcantara’s last-minute bicycle kick broke Braunschweig on Friday. unbeaten run but Bayern Munich coach Pep their resistence. That was enough to see the rest “Earning second-place would be like winning Guardiola has warned his team to stay focused. of the league as good as throw in the towel as far the championship now,” Dortmund midfielder The Bavarian giants host Eintracht Frankfurt at as the Bundesliga is concerned. Guardiola has Jonas Hofmann said. Dortmund have been Munich’s Allianz Arena on Sunday with wingers not even had his entire squad available so far this blighted with injuries of late. Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben both back in season with Germany midfielder Bastian Poland winger Jakub Blaszczykowski became contention after leg injuries. Schweinsteiger the main star currently sidelined their second player ruled out for the season with But despite their status as overwhelming with a knee injury. a knee injury after defender Neven Subotic. favourites to retain the title this season, Germany midfielder Ilkay Gundogan is laid low Guardiola says they cannot afford to take their Poor performances with a virus, having only just recovered from a eye off the ball, particularly following And Bayern’s main rivals Borussia Dortmund back problem. Wednesday’s last-minute 2-1 victory at VfB and Bayer Leverkusen both admit that they are “He has a viral infection, everyone knows how Stuttgart.
    [Show full text]
  • Mourinho Hails 'Champion' Gerrard
    SPORTS SATURDAY, MAY 9, 2015 Van Gaal counts cost of Carrick’s absence LONDON: Manchester United manager Louis player suited to that position, but the but to see it for the team is more difficult. Not than enough about us to upset them,” said van Gaal believes that the absence of England Netherlands international has been required so many players can read the game for the Ward, who returned from a shin injury last midfielder Michael Carrick has been a signifi- to fill in at left-back recently due to the team. That is why they need coaches.” United weekend in a 1-0 defeat at Chelsea that cant factor in his side’s recent Premier League absence of the injured Luke Shaw. have not announced a return date for allowed Jose Mourinho’s team to secure the slump. Carrick is not expected to recover in time England international Shaw, who is suffering title. “Our aim is always to finish as high as we Carrick, 33, suffered a calf injury during the to face Crystal Palace on Saturday, but Van from a groin strain. can, so we’ll always do that. We won’t sit back 4-2 win over Manchester City on April 12 and Gaal is hopeful he will be available for the Defenders Marcos Rojo, Rafael and Jonny on what we’ve got. We want to keep pushing has missed the last three matches, all of which final two matches of the campaign, against Evans-who has completed a six-game ban for forward and keep on looking forward to the United have lost.
    [Show full text]
  • Sport-Scan Daily Brief
    SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 04/06/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1139049 Season finale of Kings-Ducks rivalry usually is must- 1139082 Avalanche reaches consecutive Stanley Cup Playoffs for watch. Not this season. first time in more than a decade 1139050 Ducks take feel-good, season-ending victory from Kings 1139083 Avalanche clinch playoffs with 3-2 overtime win over 1139051 Ducks rookie Max Jones works on his mental as well as Winnipeg physical game 1139084 The Avalanche rode their own roller coaster back to the playoffs Arizona Coyotes 1139052 Arizona Coyotes send goaltender Adin Hill to Tucson Columbus Blue Jackets 1139085 Blue Jackets clinch playoff spot in shootout nail-biter Boston Bruins 1139086 Coach, GM explain why they played Alexandre Texier 1139053 Bruins’ Karson Kuhlman pushing hard at his game 1139087 Who can? Kukan. The Jackets defenseman’s game is 1139054 Meet Bergerine, the Iowa girl named after Patrice growing and earning him a spot in the lineup Bergeron 1139055 Catching up with Ryan Donato: ‘I loved being the local guy Dallas Stars in Boston’ 1139088 'Not that checked in': Stars miss chance at extra playoff 1139056 The Bruins got a good look at rookie Zach Senyshyn in his momentum in blowout loss vs. Blackhawks first NHL game 1139089 With playoff spot clinched, here's why ice-time and more 1139057 Tampa Bay one last test for Bruins before postseason matters for Stars during trip to Chicago 1139058 Former Bruin Ryan Donato: 'I loved being in Boston' 1139090 Stars head to playoffs, and the opponent doesn't matter
    [Show full text]
  • East Division Draft Results
    JrPens91 EZ-Regs NippinBiscuits BoilyHP X Jafine X ProMoe CA dods44 OFs Pittsburgh Penguins Boston Bruins New York Rangers Washington Capitals Philadelphia Flyers New York Islanders New Jersey Devils Buffalo Sabres Forwards 1 Sidney Crosby Connor McDavid Auston Matthews Leon Draisaitl Alex Ovechkin Jack Eichel David Pastrnak Nikita Kucherov 2 Dylan Larkin Vladimir Tarasenko Aleksander Barkov Brad Marchand Kyle Connor Mikko Rantanen Brayden Point Artemi Panarin 3 Mathew Barzal Patrick Kane Patrik Laine Brock Boeser Blake Wheeler Claude Giroux Andrei Svechnikov Alex DeBrincat 4 Johnny Gaudreau T.J. Oshie J.T. Miller Elias Lindholm Nazem Kadri Teuvo Teravainen Nico Hischier Joe Pavelski 5 Evander Kane Phil Kessel Connor Garland Nick Suzuki Matt Tkachuk Mark Stone Filip Forsberg Victor Olofsson 6 Kasperi Kapanen James van Riemsdyk Anthony Mantha Jakub Vrana William Karlsson Logan Couture Robby Fabbri Martin Necas 7 Tomas Tatar Roope Hintz Jaden Schwartz Ryan Johansen David Perron Mats Zuccarello Travis Konecny Brady Tkachuk 8 Bryan Rust Brock Nelson Tyler Bertuzzi Kailer Yamamoto Alex Tuch Rickard Rakell Kirby Dach Travis Zajac 9 Connor Brown Zach Hyman Alex Wennberg Tim Stutzle Dylan Strome Carter Verhaeghe Alexis Lafreniere Paul Stastny 10 Craig Smith Jack Roslovic Alexandre Texier Josh Anderson JT Compher Filip Chytil Matt Nieto Alex Killorn 11 Jesper Bratt Carl Hagelin Tanner Pearson Gabe Vilardi Sean Kuraly Jesper Fast Joonas Donskoi Robert Thomas 12 Nick Bonino Adrian Kempe Nils Hoglander Joe Thornton Danton Heinen Charlie Coyle Sam
    [Show full text]
  • Madrid Close In
    PREVIEW ISSUE FOUR – 24TH APRIL 2012 MADRID CLOSE IN REAL TAKE THE SPOILS IN THE EL CLASICO AND CLOSE IN ON THE SILVERWARE After a poor week for both sides in Europe, Real and Barca were desperate to grab a win against their biggest rivals on a dramatic, rain-lashed Saturday night at the Nou Camp. It was Real that grabbed the vital win and probably clinched the La Liga title. Los Merengues went ahead through German midfielders Sami Khedira and were comfortable for long periods, but Barca’s Chilean substitute Alexis Sánchez equalised with just 20 minutes remaining. Cristiano Ronaldo’s clinical strike just three minutes later settled the game with Madrid now seven points clear, with only four games remaining. Madrid coach José Mourinho named an very attacking team and his side began the better. Ronaldo’s early header from a corner brought a superb flying save from goalkeeper Víctor Valdés. His opposite number Iker Casillas was then quickly off his line when full-back Dani Alves dispossessed Sergio Ramos. The game was being played at a fearsome pace and French striker Karim Benzema brought the best out of Valdés again. Barca thought they had gone front when Alves had the ball in the net after a Cristian Tello run, but the youngster had been flagged offside. INSIDE THIS WEEK’S WFW Real’s brave start was rewarded when Pepe’s header from another corner was half- - RESULTS ROUND-UP ON ALL MAJOR stopped by Valdes and Khedira tackled an COMPETITIONS FROM AROUND THE hesitant Carles Puyol to push the ball into the WORLD net to put Madrid ahead.
    [Show full text]
  • Bob «Liechtenstein 1» Verpasst Erste Europacuppunkte Knapp
    MONTAG 16|Sport |14. NOVEMBER 2016 Resultatübersicht Eishockey Ski alpin: Weltcupslaloms in Levi (FIN) Männer Siege für Spitzentrio 1. Marcel Hirscher (AUT) 1:44,67. 2. Michael Matt (AUT) 1,30 zurück. 3. Manfred Mölgg (ITA) 1,31. ZSC, Bern und Zug 4. Felix Neureuther (GER) 1,41. 5. Manuel Feller ZÜRICH Mit den ZSC Lions, Bern und (AUT) 1,48. 6. David Ryding (GBR) und Mattias Hargin (SWE) 1,57. 8. Luca Aerni (SUI) und Fritz Zug gewann das Spitzentrio der NLA Dopfer (GER) 1,63. 10. Jonathan Nordbotten seine Partien vom Samstag. Die Lea- (NOR) 1,68. 11. Alexis Pinturault (FRA) 1,87. 12. der aus Zürich bezwang Biel gleich Kristoffer Jakobsen (SWE) und Leif Kristian Hau- gen (NOR) 1,88. 14. Anton Lahdenperä (SWE) mit 5:1. Während die Lions ihre Lea- 2,00. 15. Krystof Kryzl (CZE) 2,11. 16. Marc Gini derposition erfolgreich verteidigten, (SUI) 2,12. – Ferner: 19. Daniel Yule (SUI) 2,50. kassierten die Bieler die neunte Nie- 21. Patrick Thaler (ITA) 2,56. 22. Ramon Zenhäu- sern (SUI) 2,58. 23. Marc Digruber (AUT) 2,60. 24. derlage in den letzten zehn Partien. Julien Lizeroux (FRA) 2,63. 26. Reto Schmidiger Die Zürcher legten die Basis zum (SUI) 3,16. 27. Sandro Simonet (SUI) 3,22. – 29 Sieg mit drei Treffern im ersten Drit- der 30 Finalisten klassiert. – Ausgeschieden: Mar- tel. Bern (2.) und Zug (3.) bleiben co Schwarz (AUT). Die besten Laufzeiten. 1. Lauf: 1. Hirscher 53,11. den ZSC Lions aber dicht auf den 2. Schwarz 0,21. 3. Neureuther 0,42.
    [Show full text]