Game Reports
Rangers (Lundqvist) vs. Kings (Ersberg)
Listen to Lundqvist’s post-game interview:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYwGtznllLw
Lundqvist leads Rangers to sixth straight win
Net Letdown As Kings Lose at MSG
Hawks (Niemi) vs. Oilers (Khabibulin)
Nikolai Khabibulin excelled in his first game against his former Chicago teammates, but couldn’t prevent the Edmonton Oilers from losing 4-3 to the Blackhawks on Wednesday night.
Goalie returns to face Chicago mob
Khabibulin no match for old mates
Penguins (Fleury) vs. Hurricanes (Ward)
Fleury stops 27 in earning his sixth win
Ducks (Hiller) vs. Wild (Backstrom)
Perry gets 2 goals, Hiller makes 32 saves in Ducks’ 3-2 win over Wild
Careless mistakes cost Wild on road
Stars (Turco) vs. Predators (Rinne)
Aligned perfectly: Dallas Stars dominate Nashville, 6-0
NHL Goalies
- Toskala, Stajan in sorry state
- No. 1 solution The Leafs are down to one option in net: Play The Monster when he is healthy.
- DiPietro making progress Rick DiPietro’s recovering is inching along and just how safe is the top LW slot for Chris Kunitz?
- Nobody Runs Our Goalie | My Blueshirt Heaven
- A goaltending solution for the Flyers, Red Wings, Capitals or …
- On Frozen Pond
- GoaliePost Mailbag – The Goalie Guild
- Fleury is playing like a top-tier goaltender – Marc-Andre Fleury
Junior Goalies
- The Canadian Hockey League today announced that Christopher Gibson of the Chicoutimi Saguenéens is the CHL Goaltender of the Week
- The Broken Zamboni: New Goalie in Spokane
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It’s a real shame that players are slamming into Lundqvist in the first place, but the more egregious crime is that no one on the Rangers is crushing the offenders. Soon enough players will learn that there’s no price to pay for running the goalie and the end result will be an injury to the most important players the Rangers have.
I for one appreciate having a crease rule in my rollerhockey league—the refs will pretty much blow the whistle if a shot is taken and a player from the other team is in my crease. Will it take a major injury to an NHL goaltender to bring back the crease rule to the NHL?