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Buffalo 5, Pittsburgh 4
GOALS 1 2 3 OT F
Buffalo Sabres 2 0 3 0 5
Pittsburgh Penguins 1 0 3 0 4
SHOTS 1 2 3 OT F
Buffalo Sabres 12 3 10 0 25
Pittsburgh Penguins 8 9 10 0 27
S C O R I N G S U M M A R Y
1. BUF. DAVE ANDREYCHUK(4)( DALE HAWERCHUK ): 1st 1:35
2. BUF. BRAD MAY(1)( DOUG BODGER ) (PP) : 1st 8:42
3. PIT. LARRY MURPHY(3)( MARIO LEMIEUX, KEVIN STEVENS ) (PP) : 1st 15:37
4. PIT. TROY LONEY(1)( PAUL STANTON, MIKE NEEDHAM ): 3rd 3:09
5. BUF. DALE HAWERCHUK(1)( WAYNE PRESLEY, DAVE ANDREYCHUK ): 3rd 3:52
6. BUF. WAYNE PRESLEY(2)( DAVE ANDREYCHUK, PETR SVOBODA ): 3rd 9:04
7. BUF. YURI KHMYLEV(1)( DOUG BODGER ): 3rd 12:28
8. PIT. SHAWN McEACHERN(1)( RON FRANCIS, PAUL STANTON ): 3rd 13:00
9. PIT. MARIO LEMIEUX(1)( KEVIN STEVENS, LARRY MURPHY ) (PP) : 3rd 17:51
P E N A L T I E S S U M M A R Y
1. PIT. KJELL SAMUELSSON - 2 Minutes: 1st 4:55
2. PIT. ULF SAMUELSSON - 2 Minutes: 1st 8:27
3. BUF. BRAD MAY - 17 Minutes: 1st 14:06
EXTRA PENALTY SERVED BY PHILIPPE BOUCHER
5. PIT. JAROMIR JAGR - 5 Minutes: 1st 14:06
6. PIT. ULF SAMUELSSON - 4 Minutes: 1st 17:29
EXTRA PENALTY SERVED BY KEVIN STEVENS
8. BUF. KEITH CARNEY - 2 Minutes: 1st 17:29
9. PIT. TROY LONEY - 2 Minutes: 2nd 6:46
10. PIT. KJELL SAMUELSSON - 2 Minutes: 2nd 13:36
11. PIT. TROY LONEY - 2 Minutes: 3rd 7:13
12. BUF. RANDY WOOD - 2 Minutes: 3rd 7:13
13. PIT. JEFF DANIELS - 2 Minutes: 3rd 10:42
14. BUF. COLIN PATTERSON - 2 Minutes: 3rd 10:42
15. BUF. BRAD MAY - 4 Minutes: 3rd 14:46
16. PIT. MIKE NEEDHAM - 4 Minutes: 3rd 14:46
17. BUF. RICHARD SMEHLIK - 2 Minutes: 3rd 17:27
18. PIT. ULF SAMUELSSON - 2 Minutes: 3rd 19:48
Goalie Stats
PLAYER MIN SHOTS GA ENG GR GRS
DAREN PUPPA 60 27 4 0 7 4 105 WIN
KEN WREGGET 58 25 5 0 8 4 103 LOSS
POWER PLAY OPP GOALS
Buffalo Sabres 6 1
Pittsburgh Penguins 2 2
Recap:
The Buffalo Sabres took an aggressive approach to the Pittsburgh forwards in an attempt to stifle their explosive offensive attack. For over two periods it worked flawlessly, and the Sabres were able to hang on for a 5-4 victory. In the first period, rugged winger Brad May shadowed Jaromir Jagr, and with 5:54 remaining in the 1st period, he jumped on an opportunity to take a run at #68. The Penguins took exception, and a scrum ensued, resulting in Jagr taking 5 minutes in penalties, and May was assessed 17 PIM (he ended up with 21 total PIM). The tone was set and Pittsburgh could not get going until it was too late. Dave Andreychuk had a goal and 2 assists, Dale Hawerchuk and Wane Pressley each had a goal and an assist. In the loss, Mario Lemieux and Larry Murphy each had a goal and an assist. The Penguins made the most of their powerplay, converting on 2 of 2. Despite ramping up the physical play, the Sabres remained disciplined. Pittsburgh goalie Ken Wregget only was able to make 20 saves on 25 shots.
Buffalo 2-2-0 (4) t-3rd Adams, Pittsburgh 1-2-1 (3) 4th Patrick
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Philadelphia 3, Quebec 2
GOALS 1 2 3 OT F
Philadelphia Flyers 2 1 0 0 3
Quebec Nordiques 0 0 2 0 2
SHOTS 1 2 3 OT F
Philadelphia Flyers 11 11 10 0 32
Quebec Nordiques 7 8 12 0 27
S C O R I N G S U M M A R Y
1. PHI. DOUG EVANS(1)( ANDREI LOMAKIN, BRIAN BENNING ): 1st 2:38
2. PHI. MARK RECCHI(2)( GARRY GALLEY, ROD BRIND'AMOUR ) (PP) : 1st 6:32
3. PHI. ERIC LINDROS(2)( BRIAN BENNING ) (PP) : 2nd 16:11
4. QUE. STEVE DUCHESNE(2)( JOE SAKIC, SCOTT YOUNG ): 3rd 9:35
5. QUE. ADAM FOOTE(1)( MATS SUNDIN, SCOTT YOUNG ) (SH) : 3rd 15:15
P E N A L T I E S S U M M A R Y
1. QUE. MATS SUNDIN - 7 Minutes: 1st 5:04
EXTRA PENALTY SERVED BY OWEN NOLAN
3. PHI. ERIC LINDROS - 5 Minutes: 1st 5:04
4. QUE. ANDREI KOVALENKO - 2 Minutes: 1st 9:38
5. PHI. KEVIN DINEEN - 2 Minutes: 2nd 6:12
6. QUE. RON HEXTALL - 2 Minutes: 2nd 15:55
EXTRA PENALTY SERVED BY JOE SAKIC
8. PHI. KEITH ACTON - 2 Minutes: 2nd 18:12
9. PHI. GARRY GALLEY - 2 Minutes: 3rd 2:12
10. PHI. BRIAN BENNING - 2 Minutes: 3rd 11:44
11. QUE. KERRY HUFFMAN - 2 Minutes: 3rd 11:44
12. QUE. STEVE DUCHESNE - 2 Minutes: 3rd 14:40
13. QUE. RON HEXTALL - 2 Minutes: 3rd 18:09
EXTRA PENALTY SERVED BY OWEN NOLAN
Goalie Stats
PLAYER MIN SHOTS GA ENG GR GRS
DOMINIC ROUSSEL 60 27 2 0 5 3 105 WIN
RON HEXTALL 58 32 3 0 9 7 103 LOSS
POWER PLAY OPP GOALS
Philadelphia Flyers 5 2
Quebec Nordiques 3 0
Recap:
It was the game that an entire province and the hockey world has been waiting for. Eric Lindros' first game at Quebec to take on the Nordiques. Lindros scorned Quebec and demanded a trade before donning the sweater. The Quebecois viewed it as not only a rejection of the hockey franchise, but a rejection of their beloved culture.
Mais bien sûr. It's perfectly normal for adults to wear diapers over their pants to a hockey game. Some even came shirtless, wearing bonnets and waving rattles. The presumed intent of this infantile display was to show that Lindros was a baby. A Quebec radio station even distributed pacifiers outside the Colisée to fans, who obligingly hurled them onto the ice. Play was stopped countless times to shovel away the pacifiers and other debris, including bullets and batteries. "If I ever have kids, they'll have pacifiers to suck on for life," Lindros said after the game. NHL president Gil Stein, who was in attendance, was hit by a pacifier, and he was seated behind the Quebec bench. "It wasn't even my size," Stein complained.
As a result of these goings-on, one fan was injured when she was struck in the face by a golf ball, and nobody was ejected from the building. The public-address announcer even neglected to tell the crowd to cease and desist
Special thanks: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1004381/1/index.htm Lindros came out despite the welcome and was challenged to a fight with Mats Sundin just 5 minutes into the game. The Flyers built a 2-0 lead in the first period. With 4 minutes left in the 2nd, ex Flyer, Quebec goaltender Ron Hextall took exception to a scramble in the crease and hacked Lindros, which was penalized. Lindros was set up by Brian Benning on the ensuing powerplay to take a 3-0 lead.Steve Duchesne and Adam Foote rallied in the 3rd for Quebec, who came just short of tying the game late in the 3rd.
Philadelphia 3-1-0 (6) 1st Patrick, Quebec 2-1-0 (4) t-3rd Adams
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Tampa Bay 3, St. Louis 0
GOALS 1 2 3 OT F
Tampa Bay Lightning 1 1 1 0 3
St. Louis Blues 0 0 0 0 0
SHOTS 1 2 3 OT F
Tampa Bay Lightning 12 13 12 0 37
St. Louis Blues 9 9 2 0 20
S C O R I N G S U M M A R Y
1. TAM. KEN HODGE(2)( DOUG CROSSMAN ): 1st 11:12
2. TAM. ROB RAMAGE(1)( JOHN TUCKER, CHRIS KONTOS ) (PP) : 2nd 3:04
3. TAM. MARC BERGEVIN(1)( JOHN TUCKER, CHRIS KONTOS ) (PP) : 3rd 0:12
P E N A L T I E S S U M M A R Y
1. STL. IGOR KOROLEV - 2 Minutes: 1st 1:28
2. TAM. ROB DiMAIO - 2 Minutes: 1st 8:29
3. STL. DAVE LOWRY - 4 Minutes: 1st 13:04
4. TAM. ANATOLI SEMENOV - 4 Minutes: 1st 13:04
5. STL. DAVE LOWRY - 2 Minutes: 2nd 2:11
6. TAM. ROB ZAMUNER - 2 Minutes: 2nd 6:46
7. STL. BRENDAN SHANAHAN - 2 Minutes: 2nd 6:46
8. STL. GARTH BUTCHER - 2 Minutes: 2nd 10:46
9. STL. GARTH BUTCHER - 2 Minutes: 2nd 19:20
10. STL. MURRAY BARON - 2 Minutes: 3rd 6:44
11. STL. LEE NORWOOD - 2 Minutes: 3rd 12:29
12. STL. GARTH BUTCHER - 5 Minutes: 3rd 19:21
13. TAM. DOUG CROSSMAN - 5 Minutes: 3rd 19:21
Goalie Stats
PLAYER MIN SHOTS GA ENG GR GRS
PAT JABLONSKI 60 20 0 0 1 1 106 WIN
CURTIS JOSEPH 60 37 3 0 8 7 106 LOSS
POWER PLAY OPP GOALS
Tampa Bay Lightning 6 2
St. Louis Blues 1 0
Recap:
The Tampa bay Lightning earned their first victory in franchise history Tuesday night. Behind a strong defensive effort, Pat Jablonski was able to record the first shutout and win for the lightning, only needing to make 20 saves. The powerplay for the Lightning was very good, led by John Tucker and Chris Kontos who both recorded 2 assists with the man-advantage. The Lightning have pulled even with St. Louis for 5th place in the Norris Division. The game was fairly tame, however Garth Butcher and Doug Crossman got into fisticuffs in the last minute, as Butcher wanted to send a message for their next meeting.
Tampa Bay 1-3-0 (2) t-5th Norris, St. Louis 1-3-0 (2) t-5th Norris
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@SaskPlace: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Calgary 6, Minnesota 6 (ot)
GOALS 1 2 3 OT F
Calgary Flames 1 2 3 0 6
Minnesota North Stars 1 2 3 0 6
SHOTS 1 2 3 OT F
Calgary Flames 12 11 10 2 35
Minnesota North Stars 8 12 15 3 38
S C O R I N G S U M M A R Y
1. MIN. MIKE MODANO(1)( ULF DAHLEN, MARK TINORDI ) (PP) : 1st 6:12
2. CGY. ROBERT REICHEL(2)( THEO FLEURY ): 1st 12:21
3. MIN. RUSS COURTNALL(4)( DAVE GAGNER, MARK TINORDI ) (PP) : 2nd 3:19
4. CGY. ROBERT REICHEL(3)( GARY ROBERTS, PAUL RANHEIM ) (PP) : 2nd 11:12
5. CGY. GARY ROBERTS(1)( ROBERT REICHEL, THEO FLEURY ): 2nd 13:35
6. MIN. ULF DAHLEN(3)( MIKE MODANO, DERIAN HATCHER ): 2nd 18:12
7. CGY. THEO FLEURY(1)( ROBERT REICHEL, GARY ROBERTS ): 3rd 0:19
8. MIN. ULF DAHLEN(4)( MIKE McPHEE, MIKE MODANO ) (PP) : 3rd 6:44
9. MIN. RUSS COURTNALL(5)( DAVE GAGNER, MARK TINORDI ): 3rd 9:33
10. CGY. CHRIS DAHLQUIST(1)( CRAIG BERUBE, MIKE VERNON ): 3rd 11:20
11. MIN. TODD ELIK(1)( NEAL BROTEN, MIKE CRAIG ): 3rd 14:12
12. CGY. CAREY WILSON(1)( AL MacINNIS, GARY SUTER ): 3rd 15:21
P E N A L T I E S S U M M A R Y
1. CGY. JOEL OTTO - 2 Minutes: 1st 3:14
2. CGY. CRAIG BERUBE - 4 Minutes: 1st 5:36
EXTRA PENALTY SERVED BY KEVIN DAHL
4. MIN. BRIAN PROPP - 2 Minutes: 1st 5:36
5. MIN. CRAIG LUDWIG - 2 Minutes: 1st 7:54
6. MIN. DAVE GAGNER - 2 Minutes: 1st 13:38
7. CGY. GARY LEEMAN - 2 Minutes: 1st 15:48
8. CGY. FRANK MUSIL - 2 Minutes: 2nd 2:46
9. MIN. MARK TINORDI - 2 Minutes: 2nd 7:13
10. MIN. MIKE CRAIG - 2 Minutes: 2nd 9:36
11. CGY. SERGEI MAKAROV - 2 Minutes: 2nd 14:09
12. CGY. CRAIG BERUBE - 5 Minutes: 3rd 3:45
13. MIN. DERIAN HATCHER - 4 Minutes: 3rd 13:32
14. CGY. CHRIS LINDBERG - 4 Minutes: 3rd 13:32
15. CGY. CHRIS DAHLQUIST - 10 Minutes: 3rd 17:04
16. MIN. TODD ELIK - 2 Minutes: 3rd 18:12
Goalie Stats
PLAYER MIN SHOTS GA ENG GR GRS
MIKE VERNON 65 38 6 0 9 5 113 TIE GF
JON CASEY 65 35 6 0 6 1 113 TIE GF
POWER PLAY OPP GOALS
Calgary Flames 5 1
Minnesota North Stars 6 3
Recap:
A sellout crowd of 8,783 People were on hand for the NHL's first neutral site game of the season in SaskPlace in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, the home of the Saskatoon Blades. The conversion to ice was not easy as there was a professional wresting event last night. On October 12, 1992, Canadian wrestling legend Bret Hart defeated Ric Flair to capture his first WWF Championship. Bret's father, legendary Hart family patriarch Stu, was born and raised in Saskatoon.
The Minnesota North Stars were considered the "home" team, however the vast majority of the crowd was pulling for the Canadian squad.
The crowd was treated to a wild back and forth game. There were 6 lead changes throughout and each team had the upper hand at various points in the matchup. The Minnesota powerplay was lethal, converting on 3 of 6 chances, including converting on a Craig Berube 5 minute major in the 3rd period, when Ulf Dahlen scored his 2nd of the game (4) to tie the game at 4. Russ Courtnall also had 2 goals for the North Stars (5) to rise to 2nd in goals and points in the NHL. Mark Tinordi had 3 helpers and logged over 30 minutes of ice time. Robert reichel had 2 goals for Calgary (3)and also added 2 assists, while Gary Roberts and Theo Fleury got on the board with their 1st of the season. Todd Elik scored for Minnesota to take a 6-5 lead with 5:48 remaining, but Carey Wilson tied it for Calgary only 1:09 later, which was the final goal of the game.
Calgary 1-1-2 (4) 4th Smythe, Minnesota 2-1-1 (5) t-2nd Norris
Inside SaskPlace just as the turnstiles opened
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San Jose 4, Los Angeles 5
GOALS 1 2 3 OT F
San Jose Sharks 2 2 0 0 4
Los Angeles Kings 1 1 3 0 5
SHOTS 1 2 3 OT F
San Jose Sharks 11 6 7 0 24
Los Angeles Kings 19 13 12 0 44
S C O R I N G S U M M A R Y
1. SJS. DALE CRAIGWELL(1)( ED COURTENAY, DOUG WILSON ): 1st 7:53
2. LAK. MIKE DONNELLY(1)( COREY MILLEN, JIM HILLER ) (PP) : 1st 14:32
3. SJS. PAT FALLOON(3)( DOUG WILSON, KELLY KISIO ): 1st 18:12
4. SJS. SANDIS OZOLINSH(3)( KELLY KISIO, JOHAN GARPENLOV ): 2nd 0:26
5. SJS. PAT FALLOON(4)( JOHAN GARPENLOV, DOUG WILSON ): 2nd 5:38
6. LAK. PAUL COFFEY(1)( JIM HILLER, MIKE DONNELLY ) (PP) : 2nd 13:04
7. LAK. COREY MILLEN(2)( MIKE DONNELLY ) (PP) : 3rd 5:16
8. LAK. JARI KURRI(3)( LUC ROBITAILLE ): 3rd 6:42
9. LAK. MARTY McSORLEY(1)( PAUL COFFEY ): 3rd 14:05
P E N A L T I E S S U M M A R Y
1. SJS. SANDIS OZOLINSH - 2 Minutes: 1st 14:12
2. SJS. DOUG ZMOLEK - 2 Minutes: 2nd 3:13
3. SJS. DAVID BRUCE - 2 Minutes: 2nd 8:52
4. SJS. ROB ZETTLER - 2 Minutes: 2nd 11:46
5. LAK. LUC ROBITAILLE - 2 Minutes: 2nd 16:53
6. SJS. JOHN CARTER - 2 Minutes: 2nd 19:10
7. SJS. DALE CRAIGWELL - 2 Minutes: 3rd 3:46
8. LAK. MIKE DONNELLY - 2 Minutes: 3rd 16:22
9. SJS. MIKE SULLIVAN - 2 Minutes: 3rd 19:21
Goalie Stats
PLAYER MIN SHOTS GA ENG GR GRS
JEFF HACKETT 60 44 5 0 7 2 105 LOSS
KELLY HRUDEY 60 24 4 0 5 3 105 WIN
POWER PLAY OPP GOALS
San Jose Sharks 2 0
Los Angeles Kings 7 3
The San Jose Sharks caught the Kings reeling from their recent loss against the Winnipeg Jets. Los Angeles was expecting a boost from the return of Tomas Sandstrom to the lineup, but he was held off the scoresheet, had no shots and was a -2 on the night. The Sharks hit the ice running, getting a goal from Dale Craigwell 7:53 in the first period to go ahead 1-0. Mike Donnelly evened it up for the Kings 8 minutes later. San Jose would then score the next 3 goals: Pat Falloon in the last two minutes of the second, Ozilinsh (3) only 26 seconds into the second, and Falloon again at the 5:38 mark with his 2nd and (4)th of the season to propel San Jose to a surprising 4-1 lead at the Great Western Forum.
Discipline would do the Sharks in though, as they continued to provide Los Angeles with powerplay opportunities. Paul Coffey, and Corey Millen (2) would both score on the powerplay to close the 2nd and open the 3rd to cut the lead to 1. Jari Kurri would score (3) a minute and a half after Millen to tie the game suddenly 4-4, with 13:18 still to play in the 3rd period. With 5:55 left, Marty McSorley took a heavy shot from the top of the circle that found its way past Jeff Hackett to take the lead for good 5-4 for the Kings. In fitting fashion, Mike Sullivan of San Jose took a holding penalty with 39 seconds left to quell any hopes of a comeback.
Los Angeles 3-1-0 (6) t-1st Smythe, San Jose 0-3-0 (0) t-5th Smythe
First Star of the night:
Eric Lindros scored a powerplay Game-Winning goal and had a fight, to lead the Flyers to a 3-2 lead in the most hostile of environments.
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