Wild 4, Avalanche 1

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Making Puck: Liar, Liar edition
Published 11/19/2007 by ReasonableDoubt at Melt Your Face Off
We start off the shortened holiday weekend with an oft-forgotten movie that is the story of my life. Jim Carrey’s foray between the Ace Ventura movies. The best courtroom scene in modern American drama. And also the perfect theme for when psycho ex-girlfriends come stalking around the blog. (Ed. note: IP addresses are tracked real easily these days, sweetie. Find a new hobby.) Only three games last night, so after the jump, let’s go to the videotape AP Recaps! Here goes: I sped. I followed too closely. I ran a stop sign. I almost hit a Chevy. I sped some more. I failed to yield at a crosswalk. I changed lanes at the intersection. I changed lanes without signaling while running a ...

Recap: Wild 4, Avalanche 1
Published 11/19/2007 by Draft Dodger at In The Cheap Seats
I’m not really sure what to write here. The Avalanche followed up their worst game of the season on Friday with their second-worst game of the season. The Wild dumped the Avalanche 4-1 in a game that had a lot of similarities to the Debacle in Dallas™. The game started out fast, with both teams grabbing some early chances. The Wild settled down quickly on defense, but the Avalanche couldn’t quite do the same. Minnesota gathered momentum as the period went on, and finally scored with about 4 minutes left. The Wild’s 4th line - consisting of recent AHL call-up Aaron Voros, 9-game healthy scratch Matt Foy and rookie James Sheppard - took advantage of a John-Michael Liles ...

11-19-07 | Inside NHL Boxscores
Published 11/19/2007 by oiler at Sports Frog
... out of action for at least a week. Ohlund was later suspended for 4 games by the NHL. So on Sunday night, in their first game back home and in their third game in four nights, now playing without Pavol Demitra, Wes Walz, and Mikko Koivu up front, Minnesota got two goals from the little used Aaron Voros - Matt Foy - James Sheppard line to beat Colorado 4-1 and take a 1 point lead over the Avs in the Northwest Division standings. Foy's goal was apparently his first in more than two years. The Wild are back in action on Wednesday at home against ...