GDT: HFBoards GDT | 11/26/19 - 3 games today
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Dobby probably in net tonight, as Dallas looks to set a franchise mark for consecutive wins.
Tall order though, Hawks have looked good as of late and it's in their barn.
Hoping for not a whole lot of Chelsea Dagger tonight.
Tall order though, Hawks have looked good as of late and it's in their barn.
Hoping for not a whole lot of Chelsea Dagger tonight.
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* Brad Marchand, Connor McDavid, Brock Nelson named NHL’s ‘Three Stars’ of the week
* Alexander Kerfoot suspended two games for boarding
* Mats Zuccarello celebrated by Rangers, fans in return to MSG
* Erik Cernak to have hearing for actions in Lightning game
* Thanksgiving Showdown highlights week in NHL
PREVIEW OF TODAY’S ACTION
Six teams are in action on the 102nd anniversary of the League’s founding, including an all-Original Six matchup between the Bruins and Canadiens at Bell Centre in Montreal – approximately 600 meters from the Windsor Hotel where the NHL was officially formed on Nov. 26, 1917.
* The NHL was founded following three days of meetings involving owners from the National Hockey Association – which suspended operations after one of its six teams, the Toronto 228th Battalion, had been called to fight in World War I during the 1916-17 season. As noted in the hand-written meeting minutes (pictured below), the owners decided “that the Canadiens, Wanderers, Ottawa and Quebec Hockey Clubs unite to comprise the National Hockey League.”
* Quebec’s entry into the NHL was delayed until 1919-20, but Toronto was granted a franchise and the League began with four clubs – the Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Wanderers, Ottawa Senators and Toronto Arenas.
* Frank Calder was elected president of the NHL, which set forth with a 48-game schedule, with the first contests slated for Dec. 19, 1917. The League champion would earn the right to play the winner of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association for the Stanley Cup.
* The Wanderers played only four games before a fire destroyed their arena, causing them to forfeit two contests and eventually withdraw from play, leaving the Canadiens, Senators and Arenas to compete for the League’s inaugural title in a condensed 24-game schedule. The Arenas emerged and defeated the PCHA’s Vancouver Millionaires to become the first NHL team to win the Stanley Cup.
* Brad Marchand, Connor McDavid, Brock Nelson named NHL’s ‘Three Stars’ of the week
* Alexander Kerfoot suspended two games for boarding
* Mats Zuccarello celebrated by Rangers, fans in return to MSG
* Erik Cernak to have hearing for actions in Lightning game
* Thanksgiving Showdown highlights week in NHL
PREVIEW OF TODAY’S ACTION
Six teams are in action on the 102nd anniversary of the League’s founding, including an all-Original Six matchup between the Bruins and Canadiens at Bell Centre in Montreal – approximately 600 meters from the Windsor Hotel where the NHL was officially formed on Nov. 26, 1917.
* The NHL was founded following three days of meetings involving owners from the National Hockey Association – which suspended operations after one of its six teams, the Toronto 228th Battalion, had been called to fight in World War I during the 1916-17 season. As noted in the hand-written meeting minutes (pictured below), the owners decided “that the Canadiens, Wanderers, Ottawa and Quebec Hockey Clubs unite to comprise the National Hockey League.”
* Quebec’s entry into the NHL was delayed until 1919-20, but Toronto was granted a franchise and the League began with four clubs – the Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Wanderers, Ottawa Senators and Toronto Arenas.
* Frank Calder was elected president of the NHL, which set forth with a 48-game schedule, with the first contests slated for Dec. 19, 1917. The League champion would earn the right to play the winner of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association for the Stanley Cup.
* The Wanderers played only four games before a fire destroyed their arena, causing them to forfeit two contests and eventually withdraw from play, leaving the Canadiens, Senators and Arenas to compete for the League’s inaugural title in a condensed 24-game schedule. The Arenas emerged and defeated the PCHA’s Vancouver Millionaires to become the first NHL team to win the Stanley Cup.
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Righteous bucks!
MattySnipes
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Yea but that was a terrific look from Coyle. Even Pasta was shocked it came to him.
12 PP Goals for Pastrnak so far.
MN just got screwed. Simmonds touched the puck with a clear high stick in the neutral zone, resulting in a rush that ended up in goal. Boudreau challenged, and they lost, for some inexplicable reason, so they also got a penalty.
This touch was well above the shoulder, and you could see the puck change direction
This touch was well above the shoulder, and you could see the puck change direction
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Montreal vs Boston is not what it was but enough sneaky physical players could make this interesting, if clean.
Another Pastrnak goal.
Another Pastrnak goal.
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Righteous bucks!
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