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Die By The Blade: Sabres Kill Oilers Victory Hopes, Escape with 3-1 Victory
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Gets 5&A GameRT @Sean_Leahy MacArthur's hit on Reddox. Notice MacArthur's immediate concern (video) http://bit.ly/1r9mXi #sabres #oilers #fb 11/12/2009 |
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that's gonna leave a mark.. #sabres http://bit.ly/1r9mXi 11/12/2009 |
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RT @Sean_Leahy Clarke MacArthur's hit on Liam Reddox. Notice MacArthur's immediate concern http://bit.ly/1r9mXi 11/12/2009 |
Sabres Kill Oilers Victory Hopes, Escape with 3-1 Victory
Die By The Blade —
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by Don Heupel - AP
about 3 hours ago:
Edmonton Oilers goalie Nikolai Khabibulin, of Russia, right, looks at Oilers defenseman Jason ...
Buffalo Takes Care Of Edmonton
RootZoo Articles —
Before I begin to recap the game, I have to talk about a scary moment that happened in the third period. Edmonton's Liam Reddox was checked from behind, falling head first into the boards. He was on the ice for a bit, but was eventually able to walk off, although not completly on his own. Clarke MacArthur was the one that pushed Reddox into the boards. Here is the hit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qPWvGt7aLk ...
Clean or Quinn?
The Goose's Roost —
by Ryan
After watching it on the replay I still think the same thing I thought in the seats tonight: it was an accident.
MacArthur is never a guy who is overly physical, and he doesn’t have much of a mean streak. I doubt Reddox did anything worth retaliating for, and it’s a poor way to retaliate at that.
Quinn seems to think it was a dirty hit and there should be a suspension, but I’m not sure what he saw from where he was on the bench. The five minute penalty is certianly justified at the time, but a replay shows Clarke with immediate remorse and ...
Wednesday's Three Stars: Semin's three not a trick, but fuels Caps
Puck Daddy —
No. 1 Star: Alexander Semin(notes), Washington Capitals The Russian sniper didn't wait long to open the scoring at Verizon Center by scoring eight seconds into Washington's game against the New York Islanders. Semin would later tie the game at three in the second period and then scored Washington's first goal in the shootout en route to the 5-4 win. Semin also led all players with 11 shots on goal. No. 2 Star: Ryan Miller(notes), Buffalo Sabres The possible No. 1 goaltender for the United States heading into the Vancouver Olympics stopped ...
Empty Netter Assists - 11-12-09
Empty Netters —
Penguins
-The Penguins are worth Jim Paek x $111 million.
-Michael Farber of Sports Illustrated gave television broadcasters Bob Errey and Paul Steigerwald (above) some major kudos as a broadcast duo. Having endured some pretty bad local broadcasts by the magic of Center Ice or GameCenter Live, we agree with Farber big time. Steigerwald gets criticized quite a bit, even occasionally in this forum, but he's one of the best local broadcasters in the business.
-Is a three-game losing streak in November really all that bad?
-EN contributor Eric ...
N.H.L. Scoreboard: Detroit and New Jersey Reviving the Status Quo
Slap Shot —
Six games on Wednesday night, in which a couple of traditional powers continue to reassert themselves after slow starts this season. We are referring, of course, to the Devils and Red Wings. Home teams listed first: Buffalo 3-1 Edmonton . Sabres survive a five-minute power play at the end of the game after Clarke MacArthur’s major for boarding Liam Reddox. Summary ...
Puck Headlines: Forbes ranks NHL rich, poor; Emery in Ottawa
Puck Daddy —
Here are your Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media. • Remember: Rumors Chat today at 1 p.m. Hee-ya! • Forbes released its list of NHL franchise values with the usual shock and awe. The Toronto Maple Leafs ($470 million), New York Rangers ($416 mil.), Montreal Canadiens ($339 mil.) and Detroit Red Wings ($337 mil.) top the list; the Florida Panthers ($159 mil.), Nashville Predators ($156 mil.), New York Islanders ($149 mil.), Atlanta ...
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Outside the Boxscore —
Natalie Gulbis, Go Out Swingin' Have a tip for us? E-Mail us at outsidetheboxscore@gmail.com -> No Mustard for the Steelers from OchoCinco (Bootlegger Sports) -> Youngstown State will face Xavier tonight, Is it March Madness Yet? (Paneech) -> Will Bynum defies gravity (Detroit4Lyfe) -> Coaches at Notre Dame are getting snippy now (Rumors and Rants) -> Terry Bradshaw can lead any band (Awful Announcing) -> Mike Tyson gets into a fight with photographer, I smell movie deal ...
Random hockey thoughts that can’t wait until tomorrow
WNYMedia.net » BfloBlog —
Clarke MacArthur is a good guy. He’s a clean player, and has no reputation as the type who would deliberately try to injure someone. And his concern for Liam Reddox was evident in the replay. All that being said, MacArthur should be and will face a fine and suspension for his hit last night, and anyone who suggests differently is a huge homer. I can’t in good conscience rail against hits like this when one team makes them and ignore them when it’s “my” guy. Yes, it was a quick play and Reddox turned his back, but you’ve got to be able to pull up there. Hopefully, MacArthur’s reputation and obvious concern will allow for ...
Spinning the NHL Wheel of Justice: Clarke MacArthur
Die By The Blade —
by Don Heupel - AP
about 15 hours ago:
Buffalo Sabres left winger Clarke MacArthur, right, checks on Edmonton Oilers left winger Liam Reddox after checking him hard into the boards during the third ...
Questionable hit from Clarke MacArthur on Liam Reddox: Does it deserve punishment?
NHL Snipers —
Top 10 unusual items thrown on the ice | Main Questionable hit from Clarke MacArthur on Liam Reddox: Does it deserve punishment? By admin | November 12, 2009 I think it was pretty obvious that MacArthur did not do this intentionally, but the NHL loves to punish players whenever they hurt another player, no matter if it is on purpose or not. We’ll see I suppsoe. Topics: Buffalo Sabres , Clarke MacArthur , Edmonton Oilers , Liam Reddox , NHL | Comments Name Mail (will not be published) Website Currently you have JavaScript disabled. In order to post comments, please make sure JavaScript and Cookies are ...
