Daisy Jane
everything is gonna be okay!
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I seriously can not remember a season where this team had so many breaks between games, can any of you?
But honestly, I think it's really good. They play then they just.... cease to exist, and then they play again, rinse and repeat. I think in a sense, it helps the team this year not be so much in the spotlight.
Anyway.
I really hope tomorrow Corrado plays.
Details will come as I get them.
(thanks, Budsfan)
Maple Leafs-Washington Capitals: Saturday game preview
Russian sniper Alexander Ovechkin leads the Caps' high-powered offence into the ACC Saturday night.
http://www.thestar.com/sports/leafs...ashington-capitals-saturday-game-preview.html
By: Mark Zwolinski Sports reporter, Published on Fri Nov 27 2015
AIR CANADA CENTRE
Puck drop: 7 p.m.
TV: CBC
Radio: Sportsnet 590 The Fan
Key matchup:Evgeny Kuznetsov vs. Leafs D.
Kuznetsov has 24 points, four more than Alexander Ovechkin for the team lead in scoring. He centres a powerful second line with Marcus Johansson and Justin Williams. That line will be a handful for the Leafs’ second defensive pairing of Dion Phaneuf and Jake Gardiner.
Top line: Ovechkin scored just his second power-play goal of the season Wednesday in a win over Winnipeg, but linemate and centre Niklas Backstrom is helping the line’s performance, along with winger T.J. Oshie. In his last five games, Backstrom has posted six points as the Capitals have gone 4-1-0. He has also assisted goal No. 484 for Ovie, which made Ovechkin the highest-scoring Russian born player in NHL history.
Hot keeper:Braden Holtby is one of the top goalies in the NHL. He brings a 13-4 record, with a 1.95 GAA and .924 save percentage, to the Air Canada Centre.
Local boy: Toronto-born Tom Wilson slides into the high-octane Capitals on the fourth line, filling the enforcer role. He has become, in two years, one of the best agitators in the NHL. He doesn’t have a goal yet this season but is a key part of a very good Capitals team.
Up next: Monday at ACC, vs. Edmonton Oilers, 7:30 p.m., Sportsnet
But honestly, I think it's really good. They play then they just.... cease to exist, and then they play again, rinse and repeat. I think in a sense, it helps the team this year not be so much in the spotlight.
Anyway.
I really hope tomorrow Corrado plays.
Details will come as I get them.
(thanks, Budsfan)
Maple Leafs-Washington Capitals: Saturday game preview
Russian sniper Alexander Ovechkin leads the Caps' high-powered offence into the ACC Saturday night.
http://www.thestar.com/sports/leafs...ashington-capitals-saturday-game-preview.html
By: Mark Zwolinski Sports reporter, Published on Fri Nov 27 2015
AIR CANADA CENTRE
Puck drop: 7 p.m.
TV: CBC
Radio: Sportsnet 590 The Fan
Key matchup:Evgeny Kuznetsov vs. Leafs D.
Kuznetsov has 24 points, four more than Alexander Ovechkin for the team lead in scoring. He centres a powerful second line with Marcus Johansson and Justin Williams. That line will be a handful for the Leafs’ second defensive pairing of Dion Phaneuf and Jake Gardiner.
Top line: Ovechkin scored just his second power-play goal of the season Wednesday in a win over Winnipeg, but linemate and centre Niklas Backstrom is helping the line’s performance, along with winger T.J. Oshie. In his last five games, Backstrom has posted six points as the Capitals have gone 4-1-0. He has also assisted goal No. 484 for Ovie, which made Ovechkin the highest-scoring Russian born player in NHL history.
Hot keeper:Braden Holtby is one of the top goalies in the NHL. He brings a 13-4 record, with a 1.95 GAA and .924 save percentage, to the Air Canada Centre.
Local boy: Toronto-born Tom Wilson slides into the high-octane Capitals on the fourth line, filling the enforcer role. He has become, in two years, one of the best agitators in the NHL. He doesn’t have a goal yet this season but is a key part of a very good Capitals team.
Up next: Monday at ACC, vs. Edmonton Oilers, 7:30 p.m., Sportsnet
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