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02/09/2007 -
Carolina 0 4 1-5
Boston 1 0 1-2
First Period-1, Boston, Bochenski 4 (Mara, Bergeron), 15:32. Penalties-Sturm, Bos (hooking), 2:32; Kaberle, Car (holding), 10:46; Murray, Bos (hooking), 17:21; Staal, Car (hooking), 18:18.
Second Period-2, Carolina, Whitney 22 (Letowski, Brind'Amour), 15:36. 3, Carolina, Whitney 23 (Staal, Williams), 16:45. 4, Carolina, Whitney 24 (Brind'Amour, Letowski), 17:16. 5, Carolina, Williams 28 (Whitney, Brind'Amour), 19:57 (pp). Penalties-Brind'Amour, Car, double minor (high-sticking), 1:54; Williams, Car (hooking), 8:56; Walker, Car, major (fighting), 12:42; Alberts, Bos, major (fighting), 12:42; Bochenski, Bos (holding), 17:55; Savard, Bos (hooking), 19:48.
Third Period-6, Boston, Bochenski 5 (Axelsson, Stuart), 12:36. 7, Carolina, Brind'Amour 16 (Williams, Kaberle), 19:32 (en). Penalties-Brind'Amour, Car (tripping), 13:17; Bochenski, Bos (tripping), 17:15; Savard, Bos, misconduct (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:32.
Shots on Goal-Carolina 12-16-8-36. Boston 17-7-12-36.
Power-play opportunities-Carolina 1 of 6; Boston 0 of 6.
Goalies-Carolina, Ward 23-14-6 (36 shots-34 saves). Boston, Thomas 21-17-3 (35-31).
A-13,014 (17,565). T-2:24.
Referees-Dan O'Rourke, Chris Rooney. Linesmen-Derek Amell, Greg Devorski.
---At Washington
Los Angeles 1 2 0 0-3
Washington 0 3 0 1-4
First Period-1, Los Angeles, Kopitar 14 (Sopel, Blake), 8:23 (pp). Penalties-Zednik, Was (tripping), 6:31; Pettinger, Was (slashing), 6:57; Pushkarev, LA (holding), 13:19.
Second Period-2, Washington, Gordon 3 (Pettinger, Heward), 1:43 (sh). 3, Washington, Clymer 7 (Zubrus, Ovechkin), 6:17. 4, Los Angeles, Frolov 29 (Cammalleri, Armstrong), 7:22. 5, Washington, Clark 23 (Zubrus, Gordon), 11:35. 6, Los Angeles, Visnovsky 14 (Armstrong, Cammalleri), 18:45. Penalties-Jurcina, Was (cross-checking), 1:27; Eminger, Was (hooking), 2:22; O'Sullivan, LA (tripping), 12:43; Green, Was (holding the stick), 13:56.
Third Period-None. Penalties-Zubrus, Was (holding), 1:02; Blake, LA (hooking), 8:37; Lundmark, LA (tripping), 17:17.
Overtime-7, Washington, Zubrus 19 (Jurcina, Morrisonn), 2:28. Penalties-None.
Shots on Goal-Los Angeles 12-11-5-1-29. Washington 5-7-10-4-26.
Power-play opportunities-Los Angeles 1 of 6; Washington 0 of 4.
Goalies-Los Angeles, Garon 8-7-4 (26 shots-22 saves). Washington, Kolzig 19-18-5 (29-26).
A-15,527 (18,277). T-2:31.
Referees-Justin St. Pierre, Don Van Massenhoven. Linesmen-Pierre Champoux, Derek Nansen.
---At Philadelphia
Pittsburgh 1 1 2 0-5
Philadelphia 2 0 2 0-4Pittsburgh won shootout 1-0
First Period-1, Pittsburgh, Staal 20 (Christensen, Ouellet), 9:35. 2, Philadelphia, Gagne 25 (Forsberg, Zhitnik), 11:57 (pp). 3, Philadelphia, Gagne 26 (Knuble, Forsberg), 18:48 (pp). Penalties-Hatcher, Phi (tripping), 7:35; Malone, Pit (tripping), 10:42; Kapanen, Phi (tripping), 12:39; Ouellet, Pit (hooking), 14:01; Pitkanen, Phi (holding), 14:52; Ruutu, Pit (holding), 17:36.
Second Period-4, Pittsburgh, Ouellet 12 (Whitney, Fleury), 12:56 (pp). Penalties-Gonchar, Pit (holding), 1:56; Christensen, Pit (hooking), 6:47; Jones, Phi (holding), 11:12; Umberger, Phi (hooking), 18:26.
Third Period-5, Pittsburgh, Recchi 19 (Whitney, Gonchar), :34. 6, Pittsburgh, Christensen 11 (Armstrong, Talbot), 1:04. 7, Philadelphia, Gagne 27 (Jones, Forsberg), 5:57. 8, Philadelphia, Knuble 20 (Zhitnik, Forsberg), 18:36. Penalties-Gonchar, Pit (holding), 1:56; Christensen, Pit (hooking), 6:47; Jones, Phi (holding), 11:12; Umberger, Phi (hooking), 18:26.
Overtime-None. Penalties-None.
Shootout-Pittsburgh 1 (Christensen NG, Malkin NG, Crosby G); Philadelphia 0 (Carter NG, Forsberg NG, Gagne NG).
Shots on Goal-Pittsburgh 12-9-8-3-32. Philadelphia 9-12-10-2-33.
Power-play opportunities-Pittsburgh 1 of 5; Philadelphia 2 of 5.
Goalies-Pittsburgh, Fleury 26-12-7 (33 shots-29 saves). Philadelphia, Niittymaki 8-25-7 (32-28).
A-19,512 (19,519). T-2:35.
Referees-Kerry Fraser, Rob Martell. Linesmen-David Brisebois, Brad Kovachik.
---At Columbus, Ohio
Calgary 0 1 0-1
Columbus 0 0 2-2
First Period-None. Penalties-Klesla, Clm (hooking), 11:01; Regehr, Cal (tripping), 14:41; Hamrlik, Cal (delay of game), 14:45; McLennan, Cal (slashing), 15:19; Nash, Clm (slashing), 15:19; McLennan, Cal (slashing), 15:19; Nash, Clm (slashing), 15:19; Malhotra, Clm (slashing), 17:47.
Second Period-1, Calgary, Lombardi 16 (Huselius, Moss), 19:38 (pp). Penalties-Tollefsen, Clm (roughing), 1:34; Moss, Cal (roughing), 1:34; Tanguay, Cal (holding), 4:49; Foote, Clm (holding), 4:49; Ference, Cal (holding), 8:02; Foote, Clm (unsportsmanlike conduct), 18:10.
Third Period-2, Columbus, Vyborny 12 (Nash, Eriksson), 9:55. 3, Columbus, Modin 13 (Fedorov, Zherdev), 10:42. Penalties-Hamrlik, Cal (hooking), 5:31; Klesla, Clm (hooking), 16:21; Lombardi, Cal (slashing), 18:44.
Shots on Goal-Calgary 8-11-6-25. Columbus 10-11-10-31.
Power-play opportunities-Calgary 1 of 4; Columbus 0 of 5.
Goalies-Calgary, McLennan 2-2-1 (31 shots-29 saves). Columbus, Norrena 14-13-2 (25-24).
A-15,739 (18,136). T-2:22.
Referees-Ian Walsh, Dean Warren. Linesmen-Mike Cvik, Brian Mach.
---At Ottawa
Montreal 0 1 0-1
Ottawa 1 2 1-4
First Period-1, Ottawa, Phillips 7 (Neil, Volchenkov), 4:32. Penalties-Latendresse, Mon (tripping), 2:03; Meszaros, Ott (hooking), 7:06; McAmmond, Ott (hooking), 14:24; Niinimaa, Mon (holding), 18:13; Komisarek, Mon (roughing), 19:21; Fisher, Ott (roughing), 19:21.
Second Period-2, Ottawa, Heatley 32 (Spezza, Volchenkov), 0:56. 3, Ottawa, Schaefer 10 (Alfredsson, Fisher), 16:05 (pp). 4, Montreal, Latendresse 11, 17:32 (penalty shot). Penalties-Fisher, Ott (tripping), 4:04; Redden, Ott (delay of game), 4:38; Dandenault, Mon (tripping), 7:23; Latendresse, Mon (holding stick), 10:21; Niinimaa, Mon (delay of game), 14:26; Phillips, Ott (high-sticking), 17:32.
Third Period-5, Ottawa, Spezza 21, 18:29. Penalties-Perezhogin, Mon (hooking), 2:29; Fisher, Ott (tripping), 5:29; Souray, Mon (high-sticking), 10:27; Plekanec, Mon (hooking), 14:45.
Shots on Goal-Montreal 8-12-8-28. Ottawa 9-16-14-39.
Power-play opportunities-Montreal 0 of 6; Ottawa 1 of 8.
Goalies-Montreal, Huet 19-13-3 (39 shots-35 saves). Ottawa, Emery 23-13-2 (28-27).
A-19,915 (19,153). T-2:23.
Referees-Gord Dwyer, Rob Shick. Linesmen-Steve Barton, Steve Miller.
---At East Rutherford, N.J.
N.Y. Islanders 0 0 0-0
New Jersey 0 1 1-2
First Period-None. Penalties-Robitaille, NYI (hooking), 2:01; Witt, NYI (cross-checking), 3:30; Blake, NYI (hooking), 6:48; Satan, NYI (tripping), 17:49.
Second Period-1, New Jersey, Langenbrunner 19 (Parise, Martin), 10:42. Penalty-Gomez, NJ (slashing), 12:58.
Third Period-2, New Jersey, Pandolfo 8 (Madden), 16:42 (sh). Penalties-Rafalski, NJ (hooking), 14:35; Asham, NYI (roughing), 17:39; Oduya, NJ (roughing), 17:39.
Shots on Goal-N.Y. Islanders 3-11-11-25. New Jersey 15-7-15-37.
Power-play opportunities-N.Y. Islanders 0 of 2; New Jersey 0 of 4.
Goalies-N.Y. Islanders, DiPietro 22-16-4 (37 shots-35 saves). New Jersey, Brodeur 34-14-5 (25-25).
A-10,110 (19,040). T-2:14.
Referees-Kevin Pollock, Craig Spada. Linesmen-Jonny Murray, Jay Sharrers.
---At St. Louis
Detroit 0 0 0-0
St. Louis 0 1 0-1
First Period-None. Penalties-Lebda, Det (holding), 14:19; Stempniak, StL (roughing), 17:35; Schneider, Det, double minor (elbowing, roughing), 17:35.
Second Period-1, St. Louis, Guerin 22 (Cajanek), 5:01. Penalties-Lilja, Det (tripping), 10:05; Weight, StL (high-sticking), 11:27.
Third Period-None. Penalties-Wideman, StL (hooking), 10:01; Drake, StL (holding), 19:48.
Shots on Goal-Detroit 3-9-11-23. St. Louis 16-4-10-30.
Power-play opportunities-Detroit 0 of 3; St. Louis 0 of 3.
Goalies-Detroit, MacDonald 0-4-1 (30 shots-29 saves). St. Louis, Legace 19-15-5 (10-10), Sanford (16:19 second, 13-13).
A-11,285 (19,260). T-2:24.
Referees-Bill McCreary, Dan O'Halloran. Linesmen-Lonnie Cameron, Mark Wheler.
---At Nashville, Tenn.
Toronto 1 0 1-2
Nashville 1 1 2-4
First Period-1, Nashville, Legwand 19 (Erat), 14:53. 2, Toronto, Ponikarovsky 15 (Sundin, Antropov), 15:24. Penalties-Hamhuis, Nas (tripping), 3:23; Stajan, Tor (holding), 6:49; Arnott, Nas (interference), 7:45; Newbury, Tor, major (fighting), 11:10; Brookbank, Nas, major (fighting), 11:10; Kubina, Tor (tripping), 15:57; Legwand, Nas (slashing), 19:24.
Second Period-3, Nashville, Sullivan 21 (Kariya, Arnott), 6:23 (pp). Penalties-Devereaux, Tor (interference), 2:28; Kaberle, Tor (holding), 5:14; Sundin, Tor (roughing), 5:14; Erat, Nas (hooking), 7:49; Gill, Tor (slashing), 10:27; Upshall, Nas (cross-checking), 14:47; Battaglia, Tor (holding), 19:31.
Third Period-4, Nashville, Dumont 11 (Sullivan, Radulov), 10:09 (pp). 5, Toronto, Kilger 9 (Devereaux, Battaglia), 16:13. 6, Nashville, Fiddler 7 (Arnott), 19:28 (en). Penalties-Toronto bench, served by O'Neill (too many men), 5:21, Timonen, Nas (hooking), 6:47, O'Neill, Tor (hooking), 8:50, Hartnell, Nas (slashing), 11:41, Upshall, Nas (kneeing), 13:39, Kubina, Tor (hooking), 17:16, O'Neill, Tor, double minor (boarding, unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:55.
Shots on Goal-Toronto 14-9-9-32. Nashville 5-13-10-28.
Power-play opportunities-Toronto 0 of 8; Nashville 2 of 11.
Goalies-Toronto, Raycroft 25-17-4 (27 shots-24 saves). Nashville, Vokoun 17-6-1 (32-30).
A-15,018 (17,113). T-2:22.
Referees-Stephane Auger, Paul Devorski. Linesmen-Jean Morin, Brian Murphy.
---At St. Paul, Minn.
Florida 0 0 2-2
Minnesota 0 2 2-4
First Period-None. Penalty-Booth, Fla (holding), 13:42.
Second Period-1, Minnesota, Parrish 15 (Skoula, Radivojevic), 2:09. 2, Minnesota, White 9 (Boogaard, Radivojevic), 14:19. Penalties-Radivojevic, Min (high-sticking), 7:13; Koivu, Min (interference), 14:44.
Third Period-3, Minnesota, Demitra 14 (Burns, Nummelin), 6:35 (pp). 4, Florida, Gelinas 9 (Horton, Weiss), 9:05. 5, Florida, Horton 17 (Weiss), 11:28. 6, Minnesota, Burns 2 (White, Radivojevic), 13:47 (pp). Penalties-Smith, Min (hooking), 3:46; Salei, Fla (holding), 5:29; Gratton, Fla (slashing), 11:54; Gaborik, Min (hooking), 19:54.
Shots on Goal-Florida 12-14-17-43. Minnesota 11-11-13-35.
Power-play opportunities-Florida 0 of 4; Minnesota 2 of 3.
Goalies-Florida, Belfour 13-12-6 (35 shots-31 saves). Minnesota, Backstrom 8-6-3 (43-41).
A-18,568 (18,064). T-2:20.
Referees-Dennis LaRue, Kelly Sutherland. Linesmen-Pat Dapuzzo, Darren Gibbs.
---At Denver
Atlanta 3 2 1-6
Colorado 0 1 2-3
First Period-1, Atlanta, Larsen 7 (Mellanby, Holik), 2:07. 2, Atlanta, Kozlov 18 (Hossa, de Vries), 13:50. 3, Atlanta, Exelby 1 (Kovalchuk, de Vries), 18:46. Penalty-May, Col (hooking), 14:52.
Second Period-4, Atlanta, Hossa 32 (Metropolit, Kozlov), 8:30. 5, Colorado, Laperriere 3 (McLean, Arnason), 12:31. 6, Atlanta, Kozlov 19 (Hossa, Mellanby), 17:47 (pp). Penalties-May, Col (charging), 4:19; Exelby, Atl (high-sticking), 4:19; Guite, Col (charging), 16:42; Kovalchuk, Atl (tripping), 19:42.
Third Period-7, Colorado, Leopold 2 (Stastny, Hejduk), 1:32 (pp). 8, Colorado, Stastny 16 (Brunette, Sakic), 15:00 (pp). 9, Atlanta, Hossa 33 (Kozlov, Sutton), 18:05 (en). Penalties-Klee, Col (holding), 5:41; Laperriere, Col (hooking), 9:23; Sim, Atl (tripping), 13:31.
Shots on Goal-Atlanta 11-14-7-32. Colorado 14-14-20-48.
Power-play opportunities-Atlanta 1 of 4; Colorado 2 of 3.
Goalies-Atlanta, Lehtonen 25-15-8 (48 shots-45 saves). Colorado, Theodore (11-8), Budaj 16-13-3 (0:00 second, 20-18).
A-17,428 (18,007). T-2:21.
Referees-Greg Kimmerly, Mick McGeough. Linesmen-Pierre Racicot, Vaughan Rody.
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Accused chair thrower in Palace brawl ordered jailed for 6 months >>
PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) -The only person charged with a felony in the November 2004 brawl during a Pacers-Pistons game at The Palace of Auburn Hills will spend the next six months in jail after a judge determined he violated his probation.Bryant Jackson
Forget expansion label for Predators, try NHL's best >>
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Take a look at the NHL standings. The team at the top hasn't been perennial President's Trophy winner Detroit, or even the defending Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes.No, it's the Nashville Predators.The expansion franc
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ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - On plenty of NHL teams, Alexander Semin would be the top scorer, the rising superstar, the man in the spotlight.As it happens, he plays for Alex Ovechkin's Washington Capitals, reducing Semin at times to ``the other Alex'' stat
Matt Kenseth And Kevin Harvick Favorites To Take NASCAR Nextel Cup Championship
(September 15)—The NASCAR season has hit the homestretch with the opening event on this year’s Chase for the Cup taking place this weekend at the Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway. With 10 races remaining to determine the Cup Series champion, leading online sportsbook MySportsbook.com today announced odds on all 10 Chase qualifying drivers capturing the NASCAR Sprint Cup Championship.
One of the largest sportsbook sites on the Internet, MySportsbook.com currently lists the top two drivers in the point standings as the early favorites to win the Nextel Cup. Entering the Chase for the Cup with a slim five-point lead in the point standings, 2003 NASCAR champ Matt Kenseth has been made a slight favorite to win his second Cup at 7/2 betting odds. 2001 Cup Rookie of the Year Kevin Harvick has betting odds listed at 5/2 and four-time NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon is listed at 6/1 to capture the Nextel Cup this year.
Hoping to follow in the footsteps of his legendary father who won six NASCAR titles, Dale Earnhardt Jr. stands at 8/1 to breakthrough with his first Cup victory. Staying with the family theme, MySportsbook.com lists 2005 Rookie of the Year Kyle Busch at 14/1 to succeed big brother Kurt’s 2004 NASCAR title. While Kasey Kahne was the final driver to qualify for the Chase with a third place finish last week, the oddsmakers give him a fighting chance at 10/1 mainly due to several mile-and-a-half tracks remaining on the schedule. Despite going winless on the NASCAR circuit this season, Jeff Burton enters the Chase at 5/1 to capture the Cup title. Meanwhile, rookie Denny Hamlin is 4/1 to win the championship, while veteran driver Mark Martin enters the Chase for the Cup as a 15/1 long shot to win his first NASCAR title in his 24th and final season.
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MySportsbook.com: New College Football Clock Rules Examined
Coaches and bettors alike are desperate to make sense of the new time-keeping rules on the NCAA gridiron. One of the big stories to come out of the Ohio State-Texas clash last weekend was Texas coach Mack Brown's criticism of the NCAA's new clock rules that are intended to shorten the duration of college football games, therefore affecting college football betting.
"They scored with six minutes left and the game was over before we had a chance to do anything," Brown told ESPN.com. "I really hope whoever made these changes will go back and look them over."
Sure, it might be sour grapes; the Buckeyes thoroughly trounced the defending national champion Longhorns 24-7. However, Brown isn't alone in giving the changes their due thought. Bettors are also wondering about them, albeit for a completely different reason. Most experts agree that the changes will result in games being shortened by anywhere from 10 to 20 plays. The obvious consequence is lower scores, with more time rolling off the clock during changes of possession. (The Ohio State-Texas game flew well under the total of 52.)
According to research at the online sportsbook MySportsbook.com, more than 18 plays a game disappeared last weekend into thin air. That's a 10-percent reduction. In 2005, a typical game had 168.58 plays. For 2007 already, it's down to 150.26.
As a result, teams combined to gain an average of about 100 fewer yards a game last weekend versus the 2005 openers. Scoring was also down by about 4.5 points (attention Las Vegas sports lines).
Of course, oddsmakers were able to adjust to the changes before the season started. Proof of that came as the over went a balanced 8-9 at My Sportsbook on Saturday.
Other angles to consider:A shorter game should theoretically result in shorter lines. Whereas Team A might have been a 14-point favorite in a 168-play game (last year), if there are 10 percent less snaps in 2007, the line should also be reduced by 10 percent (to 13 or 12.5). Of course, this is an over-simplification of the matter, but something to keep in mind.
Less possessions means a better chance the game will be decided by three or seven points. For example, what might have been a 20-10 final score in 2005 may end at
17-10 in 2007. Granted, a 24-17 game last year might end at 21-17 these days, but the former - a three- or seven-point advantage being preserved as opposed to created - is the most likely scenario.
*UPDATE* - Sept. 25, 2007
New Clock Rules Boon for online bookmakers
By adjusting the time-keeping rules to shorten the duration of college football games, the NCAA hoped to make its product more enjoyable for the fans. While the NCAA's success in this regard is still up for debate, bookmakers couldn't be happier with the results.
"We are seeing a massive jump in college football betting," noted the MySportsbook.com management team. "With all the early Saturday games (12 a.m. ET) ending before the second wave begins (3:30 p.m. ET) - something that didn't always happen before the changes - bettors are now able to re-invest their winnings from the morning session in the afternoon games."
While not all bettors will choose to roll over their winnings, it doesn't take much for an impact to be seen on the bottom line. "Not all of the millions of dollars in morning payouts get re-bet. In fact, it's probably only 10 to 20 percent," noted the sportsbook management team. "Still, the increased football betting lines window will create a ton of growth for us over the course of the season."
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