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erre l 2012.02.16. 4:55 l #776 |
Former Florida Panthers Captain Bryan McCabe: "I'm Done.''
Bryan McCabe, captain of the Panthers from 2009 until his trade to the Rangers at last season's trade deadline, says he is unofficially retired.
McCabe watched Wednesday's game from the press box and says he has been working with Florida general manager Dale Tallon for the past few months and is helping the team scout ahead of the Feb. 27 trade deadline.
McCabe and his family reside in Boca Raton. “Florida is home for us now,'' said McCabe, who played 1,135 games over 16 seasons with the Islanders, Vancouver, Chicago, Toronto, Florida and the Rangers.
He was with the Panthers from 2008-11.
“Am I trying to play again? No. I'm done,'' McCabe said. “I'm down here, retired, have three kids now so that's what I'm doing. That's real work. The offers came in, but I don't want to leave here. We called it a day.
"I knew this day was coming and I'm fine. I'm settled in.''
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erre l 2012.02.16. 4:29 l #775 |
Tonight's drink? Gin and tonic. One for every Sens goal. Gonna be a rough morning.
Worst Star: Everyone wearing a red sweater.
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erre l 2012.02.16. 4:24 l #773 |
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Jól el lettünk verve: 2-6 a Sens ellen.
Gólok:
1st Period
05:35 OTT Jim O'Brien (1) Wrap-around - ASST: N. Foligno (21) AND B. Lee (6)
11:47 FLA Shawn Matthias (10) Wrist - ASST: M. Weaver (14)
2nd Period
05:18 OTT Kaspars Daugavins (4) Tip-In - ASST: B. Lee (7) AND E. Condra (13)
07:24 OTT Bobby Butler (6) Tip-In - ASST: M. Michalek (14) AND J. Spezza (36)
14:06 OTT SHG - Daniel Alfredsson (20) Backhand - ASST: K. Daugavins (6)
3rd Period
01:24 OTT Milan Michalek (25) Tip-In - ASST: E. Karlsson (43) AND J. Spezza (37)
04:25 FLA PPG - Sean Bergenheim (12) Tip-In - ASST: B. Campbell (36) AND T. Fleischmann (25)
14:54 OTT PPG - Filip Kuba (5) Slap - ASST: J. Spezza (38) AND D. Alfredsson (23)
J. Theodore 13 - 15 .867 25:54
S. Clemmensen 12 - 16 .750 33:53
Mindenki -ban zárt, kivéve Santorellit.
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erre l 2012.02.15. 20:59 l #771 |
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The Florida Panthers signed defenseman Tyson Strachan - recent scorer of his first NHL goal in 75 career games - to a one-year, one-way contract extension on Wednesday. He's the prototypical solid-if-unspectacular blueliner whose had some offensive success in the AHL since being drafted in the fifth round in '03 by Carolina. Several stints with St. Louis gave him the lion's share of his big league experience, making him an attractive enough option for the Panthers when they signed him to a one-year deal in June. The thinking was obviously geared toward the opportunity he'd receive with San Antonio, and he delivered: 12 points (3G) and a plus-5 in 32 games with the Rampage.
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erre l 2012.02.15. 5:05 l #770 |
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Dineen said defenseman Jason Garrison will miss the next seven to 10 days after suffering what is thought to be an ankle/foot injury on Saturday against New Jersey. “That's a big hole in our lineup,'' Dineen said. At one point during that game, Florida was down to just three defensemen.
Weaver had his skate blown out after blocking a shot from Ilya Kovalchuk that was so hard, the rivets had to be replaced. While Weaver was in the locker room, Gudbranson came in after Steve Bernier's skate sliced Gudbrason's laces down the center of his boot. Then Garrison hobbled in.
“We were going to have to play Versteeg on defense,'' Weaver joked. Florida did actually use winger Mikael Samuelsson on defense for a time.
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erre l 2012.02.13. 5:35 l #765 |
Győzelem az Isles ellen.
Gólok:
1st Period
03:35 NYI Frans Nielsen (10) Wrist - ASST: P. Parenteau (38) AND A. MacDonald (6)
14:57 FLA Tyson Strachan (1) Slap - ASST: M. Goc (10)
2nd Period
04:17 FLA Tomas Fleischmann (18) ASST: K. Versteeg (26) AND S. Weiss (27)
11:41 FLA PPG - Kris Versteeg (22) Slap - ASST: T. Fleischmann (24) AND B. Campbell (35)
18:33 FLA Jack Skille (3) Wrist - ASST: S. Matthias (12)
J. Theodore (W) 26 - 27 .963 59:51
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erre l 2012.02.12. 15:55 l #761 |
After spending his career as a backup netminder, Florida Panthers goaltender Scott Clemmensen is beginning to shows signs that he may finally be ready to step into the spotlight.
Clemmensen was signed on July 7th 2009 to a three-year contract as a backup to then starting goaltender Tomas Vokoun. Clemmensen had previously spent his time in New Jersey doing what he did best – filling in for Devils star netminder Martin Brodeur. Clemmensen played 23 games during the 2009-2010season for the Panthers posting a 9-8-2 record.
The following year, Clemmensen was forced to appear in more games for the Cats due to several injuries to Tomas Vokoun, but with the extra opportunity come a decline in Clemmensen’s numbers as he posted a dismal 8-11-7 record in 31 contests.
On July 1st 2011, Tomas Vokoun decided to test the free agent waters, eventually signing with division rivals Washington Capitals for a 1-year deal. In turn, the Panthers signed former Capitals netminder, Jose Theodore.
Theodore and Clemmensen would fight it out during pre-season play to determine who would be starter – despite it being pretty clear that Theodore would get the nod. By the end of the pre-season, after having a slightly better performance Clemmensen would unfortunately once again see himself as a backup sitting on the bench by the time the regular season rolled around.
Clemmensen would again have to sit patiently on the bench and wait for his time to shine; his time to come into the game and really prove that this was his season to impress everyone. Due to untimely injuries to Theodore, Clemmensen would get a few extra chances to start games; a great chance to impress the coaching staff, and impress he did.
In 20 games with the Panthers this season, Clemmensen has posted a 10-4-5 record with a .913 Save Percentage and 2.62 Goals Against Average. His great play has even gone as far as having a healthy Theodore sit out Thursday night against the Los Angeles Kings, and again on Saturday versus a very tough New Jersey Devils club.
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erre l 2012.02.12. 7:12 l #758 |
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Garrison lesérült:
The Panthers lost defenseman Jason Garrison to an undisclosed 'lower body' injury and replaced him – temporarily – with Samuelsson.
With Garrison questionable for Sunday's game on Long Island, the Panthers will recall Colby Robak from their AHL club in San Antonio.
Theodore visszatérhet ma:
Goalie Jose Theodore is expected to start Sunday against the Islanders after missing Florida's past eight games with a sore knee. Theodore, originally injured Dec. 31 against Montreal, has missed 13 of the past 15 games.
Theodore has started both games against the Islanders this season and got his first shutout as a member of the Panthers in his Florida debut on Oct. 8 in New York. He left the home game against the Islanders on Oct. 22 with the score tied at 2; Jacob Markstrom relieved him and earned the win.
“The knee is really good so now it's just about getting back out there,'' Theodore said. “I needed the rest because it didn't feel good. I have a couple practices under my belt so I'm ready. It was tough sitting out and watching. It's good to be back with the team.''
Akárcsak Skille:
Florida could also have winger Jack Skille back in the lineup Sunday as he traveled with the team and skated with goalie coach Robb Tallas before Saturday's game. “He looks strong,'' Tallas said.
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erre l 2012.02.12. 7:00 l #756 |
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Gólok:
1st Period
01:39 NJD Steve Bernier (1) Wrist - ASST: A. Ponikarovsky (14) AND D. Zubrus (17)
15:08 FLA PPG - Sean Bergenheim (11) Tip-In - ASST: E. Gudbranson (3) AND M. Goc (8)
2nd Period
07:43 FLA Kris Versteeg (21) Slap - ASST: S. Weiss (26) AND T. Fleischmann (23)
3rd Period
19:35 FLA EN - Mikael Samuelsson (7) Wrist - ASST: M. Goc (9) AND M. Weaver (13)
Florida didn't do much offensively against the Devils on Saturday, but really didn't need to. Goals from Sean Bergenheim, Kris Versteeg and an empty netter from Mikael Samuelsson were enough as Scott Clemmensen made 27 saves against his former team to lift the Panthers to a 3-1 win at Prudential Center.
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erre l 2012.02.10. 5:10 l #752 |
Győztünk!
Gólok:
2nd Period
04:52 FLA Sean Bergenheim (10) Slap - ASST: M. Goc (7) AND M. Weaver (12)
17:14 FLA Mike Santorelli (7) Snap - ASST: T. Fleischmann (22) AND S. Matthias (10)
3rd Period
17:32 LAK Drew Doughty (5) Snap - ASST: A. Kopitar (31) AND D. Brown (15)
19:11 FLA EN - Matt Bradley (3) Wrist - ASST: S. Matthias (11) AND J. Garrison (10)
Clemmensen:22 - 23 .957  |
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erre l 2012.02.09. 21:51 l #751 |
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For the season, Clemmensen is 8-4-5 with a 2.80 GAA and a .908 save percentage, while Theodore is 14-9-5 with a 2.50 GAA and a .916 save percentage.
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erre l 2012.02.09. 21:51 l #750 |
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Panthers' projected lineup:
Tomas Fleischmann - Stephen Weiss - Kris Versteeg
Sean Bergenheim - Marcel Goc - Mikael Samuelsson
Tomas Kopecky - Shawn Matthias - Mike Santorelli
Krystofer Barch - John Madden - Matt Bradley
Jason Garrison - Mike Weaver
Brian Campbell - Erik Gudbranson
Keaton Ellerby - Tyson Strachan
Scott Clemmensen
Jose Theodore
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erre l 2012.02.09. 21:48 l #749 |
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Ma aLA Kings ellenlépünk jégre.
Cikk az nhl.com-ról:
Kings' Sutter expects different look from Panthers
SUNRISE, Fla. — Kings coach Darryl Sutter began watching tape of the Dec. 1 game between Los Angeles and the Florida Panthers to get ready for the rematch Thursday at the BankAtlantic Center, but it didn’t take him long to realize it was useless.
“When I started doing it,” Sutter said Thursday morning in the midst of a six-game road trip, “I said, you know what, this is not going to serve much.”
The logo will be the same, but it’s a much different Florida team that the Kings will face this time. Eight players who will be in the lineup for the Panthers on Thursday night didn’t play in that 2-1 Kings victory in December, a list headed by leading scorer Kris Versteeg.
Versteeg was out after taking an elbow in the face two nights earlier in Carolina, and it was one of only two games he has missed all season.
But he’ll be there Thursday night playing between linemates Tomas Fleischmann and Stephen Weiss, and it’s a trio that has earned the respect of Sutter.
“The big thing with these guys and I know them good enough, their big line is the best line we’ve played on the trip,” Sutter said. “When you break it down, center-left-right, it’s the best line we’ve played. From an individual standpoint we’ve probably played guys you think are more top players than they are, but this is the first time we’ve played a line that when they’re spread out ... they’re a 50-goal line already. In this league, that’s pretty significant. And when you’ve got (Brian) Campbell at almost 40 points and you’ve got Jason (Garrison) with 13 goals, you’ve got your hands full. That’s how I look at it.”
Along with Versteeg, the other Panthers players who will suit up Thursday night after not playing in the Dec. 1 game are forwards Mikael Samuelsson, Marcel Goc, Krys Barch, Matt Bradley and John Madden, along with defensemen Keaton Ellerby and Tyson Strachan.
Four of the eight players who played on Dec. 1 but won’t be playing Thursday night are injured and the other four are in the minors.
Even though he wants a different outcome, Panthers coach Kevin Dineen gladly would take a similar effort from his team than what he got against the Kings two months ago.
Florida outshot Los Angeles 42-26 in that game, but lost on goals by Jack Johnson and Dustin Brown and strong goaltending by Jonathan Quick.
“I thought that was one of our strongest games,” Dineen said. “We played a very well-rounded game and we ended up with no points. Sometimes you walk out of those losses and you go, that was a hard-fought game and it doesn’t end up in your favor. That’s the kind of hockey we’re looking to get back to.”
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erre l 2012.02.09. 21:29 l #747 |
Clemmensen is expected to be back in net Thursday against the visiting Los Angeles Kings, although Jose Theodore could start as he's been cleared to dress again.
With Theodore back, the Panthers sent Brian Foster back to AHL San Antonio. Theodore missed almost a month after being run over by teammate Dmitry Kulikov and Montreal's Mike Blunden during the second period of a game Dec. 31. Theodore returned on Jan. 18 and played against Colorado and Chicago before his knee acted up again.
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erre l 2012.02.08. 6:33 l #746 |
Florida Panthers goalie Scott Clemmensen (30) reaches back to make a save on Washington Capitals left wing Matt Hendricks (not pictured). |
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erre l 2012.02.08. 6:29 l #745 |
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“We got beat by the better team,'' Dineen said postgame. “They were the better team and we need to recognize that, fess up and know our game has to improve as we move forward. What are you going to do? I don't think anyone feels sorry for us. This is NHL hockey. It's the best league in the world. You have to understand that when you get a good tail kicking, you recognize it and get better for the next one.''
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erre l 2012.02.08. 6:27 l #13205 |
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“It was a big game and obviously they were ahead of us,'' said Vokoun, who has four shutouts this season and 48 in his career. “It was a very desperate situation, but we came out great, scored a goal 13 seconds in and that was big – especially at home, get the fans going.
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erre l 2012.02.07. 7:06 l #742 |
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Jose Theodore skated today and according to head coach Kevin Dineen had a pretty good workout:
“He got a good skate in and that’s what we’re looking for is to make sure that he comes back and he’s feeling strong,” said Dineen. “It’s a day-to-day injury right now so we’ll see how he reacts from today’s workout and I’ll access his availability for us tomorrow night.”
Theodore is traveling with the team to Washington.
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erre l 2012.02.05. 21:21 l #741 |
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“There were a million thoughts going through my head,'' Foster said. “I was nervous, excited. I can't really explain it. I was nervous when he told me, but then you skate out there and it all goes away. It becomes natural. You could see the way the game was going. If it kept up, you have to make a change. I was preparing myself mentally to go out there and do the job.''
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