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Islanders Survive Flyers Comeback, Win 5-3 November 25, 2015 | Posted by: rittflyers
Leddy celebrates his late goal to give the Isles a 5-3 Win
The Islanders powerplay led them to a 3-0 lead early in the 2nd, but the Flyers managed to pull themselves back into the game before Nick Leddy beat Mason shortside and off the post to give the Islanders a 4-3 lead. Brock Nelson scored an empty netter to seal the win. Scott Laughton was credited with a goal after the puck hit Nick Leddy and beat Halak and Matt Read notched his first two of the season to get that monkey off of his back, but the rest of the Flyers offense was silent.
Philadelphia Flyers at New York Islanders Nov 25, 2015 1 2 3 F PHI () 0 2 1 3 NYI () 1 2 2 5 Three Stars Nick Leddy, NYI
1G, 2AMatt Read, PHI
2G, 0ACalvin de Haan, NYI
1G, 1ATeam Stats Comparison PHI NYI Shots on Goal 43 35 Hits 22 21 Faceoffs Won-Lost 24-17 17-24 Penalty Minutes 6:00 2:00 Power Plays Converted 0 2 Power Play Opportunities 1 3 Time on Attack 8:15 6:17 Scoring Summary FIRST PERIOD NYI A.Lee(9)(M.Grabner) 10:52 SECOND PERIOD NYI C.de Haan(3)(N.Leddy, B.Nelson) 0:58 PPG NYI C.Clutterbuck(2)(N.Leddy, R.Strome) 13:39 PPG PHI S.Laughton(3)(Unassisted) 16:56 PHI M.Read(1)(S.Gagner, M.Streit) 19:53 THIRD PERIOD PHI M.Read(2)(S.Laughton, M.Streit) 15:30 NYI N.Leddy(3)(C.de Haan) 17:18 NYI B.Nelson(6)(K.Okposo, J.Tavares) ENG -
11/5 -2-1 L @ CGY
11/7 -3-2 W @ WPG
*Trade: PHI trades T.Goulbourne to ARZ for B.Shinnimin*
11/10 -4-3 L vs COL
11/12 -2-1 W vs WSH #BAGM
11/14- 1-0 L @ CAR
11/17- 2-1W vs LA
11/19- 3-0W vs SJ
11/21- 4-2L @ OTT
11/23- 4-1L @ CAR
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GhostBear Scores Another Game-Winner, Flyers Beat Oilers 5-4
November 03, 2015 | Posted by: rittflyersLecavalier Celebrates Gostisbehere's GWGShayne Gostisbehere scored his 2nd goal of the season, and 2nd GWG of the season to give the Flyers a 5-4 victory last night in Edmonton. The Flyers started off firing everything they could at Ben Scrivens, courtesy of a 5-on-3 penalty, but could only get one by Scrivens. The Oilers countered with a very strong second period and took a 3-1 lead to the locker room. Both teams came out firing from every angle, Raffl and Voracek both scored early in the third to tie the game, but Jordan Eberle gave the Oilers the lead back but Brayden Schen would tie it back up after some pretty tic-tac-toe passing between Schenn, Simmonds, and Couturier. Minutes later, Shayne Gostisbehere would find a loose puck at the mid boards and fire a wrister that just beat Scrivens five-hole to give the Flyers a 5-4 lead that they would hold onto. "I was just trying to get the puck on net and it found a hole and in it went." said Shayne Gostisbehere.
Philadelphia Flyers at Edmonton Oilers Nov 3, 2015 1 2 3 F PHI (6-5-0) 1 0 4 5 EDM (5-7-0) 1 2 1 4 Three Stars Connor McDavid, EDM
1 Goal, 2 AssistsWayne Simmonds, PHI
1 Goal, 1 AssistBrayden Schenn, PHI
1 Goal, 1 AssistTeam Stats Comparison PHI EDM Shots on Goal 42 37 Hits 40 21 Faceoffs Won-Lost 21-20 20-21 Penalty Minutes 20:00 14:00 Power Plays Converted 0 1 Power Play Opportunities 2 5 Time on Attack 6:54 4:51 Scoring Summary FIRST PERIOD EDM M.Fayne(1)(E.Gryba, C.McDavid) 9:50 PHI W.Simmonds(3)(M.Streit, B.Schenn) 14:57 SECOND PERIOD EDM C.McDavid(3)(T.Purcell, N.Yakupov) 3:36 PPG EDM M.Hendricks(5)(Unassisted) 17:17 THIRD PERIOD PHI M.Raffl(4)(C.Giroux, L.Schenn) 6:06 PHI J.Voracek(6)(M.Raffl, E.Medvedev) 9:05 EDM J.Eberle(4)(C.McDavid, N.Nikitin) 10:55 PHI B.Schenn(6)(W.Simmonds, S.Couturier) 13:12 PHI S.Gostisbehere(2)(M.Read, A.MacDonald) 15:01 -
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Rest of October
October 8 Regular Season @ Tampa Bay Lightning W, 5-3
October 10 Regular Season @ Florida Panthers L, 3-2
October 12 Regular Season vs Florida Panthers L, 3-0
October 14 Regular Season vs Chicago Blackhawks W, 5-3
October 20 Regular Season vs Dallas Stars W, 4-2
October 21 Regular Season @ Boston Bruins W, 5-3
October 24 Regular Season vs New York Rangers L, 2-1
October 27 Regular Season vs Buffalo Sabres W, 6-3
October 29 Regular Season vs New Jersey Devils W, 3-1
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— EANHLFlyers15 (@FlyersBagm) October 14, 2015
Philadelphia Flyers at Boston Bruins Oct 21, 2016 1 2 3 F PHI (3-2-0) 0 2 3 5 BOS (3-1-1) 0 1 2 3 Three Stars Brayden Schenn, PHI
2G, 2ASean Couturier, PHI
2GDavid Pastrnak, BOS
2GTeam Stats Comparison PHI BOS Shots on Goal 46 27 Hits 18 18 Faceoffs Won-Lost 21-14 14-21 Penalty Minutes 2:00 4:00 Power Plays Converted 1/2 1/1 Power Play Opportunities 2 1 Time on Attack 9:18 5:48 Scoring Summary SECOND PERIOD PHI S.Couturier(2)(L.Schenn, B.Schenn) 8:53 BOS D.Pastrnak(2)(J.Hayes, K.Miller) 9:50 PHI S.Couturier(3)(M.Raffl, B.Schenn) 12:43 PPG THIRD PERIOD PHI B.Schenn(4)(W.Simmonds, M.Del Zotto) 2:28 BOS C.Kelly(1)(M.Talbot, M.Beleskey) 5:51 BOS D.Pastrnak(3)(R.Spooner, Z.Chara) 13:49 PPG PHI S.Gostisbehere(1)(P.Bellemare, R.White) 15:37 PHI B.Schenn(5)(W.Simmonds) 19:41 ENG Shayne Gostisbehere scored his 1st NHL goal, while Sean Couturier(2 goals) and Brayden Schenn(2G, 2A) had excellent nights as the Flyers defeated the Boston Bruins 5-3 last night in Boston. Late in the third period after Boston scored on the powerplay to tie the game up Shayne Gostisbehere ripped a one-timer that beat Subban through a screen to give the Flyers a 4-3 Lead that they would not relinquish. Brayden Schenn would add an empty netter for his 4th point of the night and give the Flyers a 5-3 Victory
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Philadelphia Flyers at Tampa Bay Lightning Oct 8, 2015 1 2 3 F PHI (0-0-0) 2 2 1 5 TAM (0-0-0) 1 1 1 3 Three Stars Michael Raffl, PHI
3 GoalsErik Condra, TB
1 GoalCarter Ashton, TB
1 GoalTeam Stats Comparison PHI TAM Shots on Goal Hits Faceoffs Won-Lost Penalty Minutes Power Plays Converted Power Play Opportunities Time on Attack Scoring Summary FIRST PERIOD PHI M.Raffl(1)(R.White, P.Bellemare) 6:18 PHI M.Raffl(2)(Unassisted) 10:46 TAM E.Condra(1)(A.Kilorn, V.Filppula) 12:58 SECOND PERIOD PHI S.Laughton(1)(Unassisted) SHG 7:52 PHI M.Raffl(3)(S.Couturier) PPG 9:13 TAM C.Ashton(1)(A.Stralman, V.Hedman) 19:40 THIRD PERIOD PHI C.Giroux(1)(A.MacDonald, L.Schenn) 19:15 TAM M.Carle(1)(Unassisted) 19:24 Michael Raffl led the charge for the Flyers as he scored his 1st career Hat Trick. It wasn't all positive for Philadelphia as Jakub Voracek was injured from a Victor Hedman hit and is expected to miss one week with concussion-like symptoms.
*Sorry not a big write up. And missed the post-game stats. Wifey was rushing me lol*
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Coach Dave Hakstol has announced the starting line-up for tonight's Season Opener vs the defending Eastern Conference champions, The Tampa Bay Lightning.
Michael Raffl-Claude Giroux-Jakub Voracek
Brayden Schenn-Sean Couturier-Wayne Simmonds
Sam Gagner-Scott Laughton-Matt Read
Pierre-Edouard Bellemare-Vincent Lecavlier-Ryan White
Mark Streit-Evgeny Medvedev
Radko Gudas-Michael Del Zotto
Luke Schenn-Andrew MacDonald
Steve Mason-Michal Neuvirth
*Flyers also signed Simon Gagne to a 2-year contract(two way deal will play for Lehigh Valley)*
*Flyers trade Colin McDonald to Boston for 2016 7th Round Pick*
*Flyers trade Nick Schultz to Carolina for a 2016 3rd Round Pick*
*Flyers trade Chris Connor to Colorado for 2016 6th Round Pick*
PLAYERS IN THE SYSTEM Player Age Position Overall Potential Acquired Ivan Provorov 18 Defense 73 Med Elite 1st Round 2015(7th) Travis Sanheim 19 Defense 74 Low Elite 1st Round 2014(17th) Samuel Morin 20 Defense 70 Med Elite 1st Round 2013(11) Shayne Gostisbehere 22 Defense 77 High Top 4 D 3rd Round 2012(78th) Scott Laughton 21 Center 81 High Top 6 F 1st Round 2012(20th) Nick Cousins 22 Center 77 Med Top 6 F 3rd Round 2011(68) Robert Hagg 20 Defense 77 Med Top 4 D 2nd Round 2013(41st) Mart Alt 23 Defense 72 Med 7th D Trade w/ Carolina(1/13/13) Travis Konecny 18 Center 69 High Top 6 F 1st Round 2015(24th) Nicolas Aube-Kubel 19 Right Wing 61 High Bottom 6 F 2nd Round 2014(48th) Anthony Stolarz 21 Goalie 68 High Starter 2nd Round 2012(45th) Tyrell Goulbourne 21 Left Wing 66 Low AHL Top 6 F 3rd Round 2013(72nd) Radel Fazleev 19 Center 59 Med AHL Top 6 F 6th Round 2014(168th) Jesper Pettersson 21 Defense 69 Med AHL Top 2 D 7th Round 2014(198th) Taylor Leier 21 Left Wing 69 Med Top 9 F 4th Round 2012(26) Samuel Doves-McFalls 18 Center 57 Med Bottom 6 F 3rd Round 2013(72) Cole Bardreau 22 Left Wing 68 Low Top 9 NHL F Undrafted Free Agent Petr Straka 23 Left Wing 67 Med Bottom 6 F Free Agent Brandon Manning 25 Defense 77 Med AHL Top 2 D Undrafted Free Agent Oskar Lindblom 20 Left Wing 64 Low NHL Top 6 F 5th Round 2014(138th) David Kase 18 Left Wing 63 Low AHL Top 6 F 5th Round 2015(128th) Mark Friedman 19 Defense 61 Low NHL Top 6 D 3rd Round 2014(86th) Felix Sandstrom 18 Goalie 70 Med NHL Starter 3rd Round 2015(70th) Matej Tomek 18 Goalie 69 Low Fringe Starter 3rd Round 2015(90th) Derek Mathers 22 Right Wing 66 Low AHL Bottom 6 F 6th Round 2015(158th) Brandon Alderson 23 Right Wing 69 Low AHL Top 6 F Undrafted Free Agent Christian Marti 22 Defense 71 Low 7th D Undrafted Free Agent *Ovr/Potential subject to change post-release of NHL16*
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New Faces: Sam Gagner(Trade), Evgeny Medvedev(FA), Michal Neuvirth(FA), Radko Gudas(Trade/Injury)
Gone: Nicklas Grossmann(Trade), Ray Emery(FA)The Flyers missed the playoffs last year due to shaky defense and a lack of secondary scoring and those need to improve if the Flyers want to see the post-season again. Sam Gagner joins the Flyers after Ron Hextall weaseled a deal with the Coyotes that saw Nicklas Grossmann and injured Chris Pronger going to the desert. Gagner is expected to provide more secondary scoring, but he won't have to shoulder the offensive load that he had to shoulder for Phoenix and Edmonton. Evgeny Medvedev, the 33-year old KHL defenseman, that GM Ron Hextall signed last year will have to make the adjustment to the smaller rink in North America, but should he make an easy adjustment he could easily be the Flyers best defenseman this year.
OFFENSE
The offense is led by elite forwards Claude Giroux, Jakub Voracek and Wayne Simmonds and will rely heavily on that trio to score in bunches. The rest of the forwards can chip in goals, but they need to do it with more consistency. Brayden Schenn has been steadily improving his point totals every year and will be expected to be more of a threat and consistent, while Sean Couturier is projected to get more offensive opportunities if rookie Scott Laughton can make the team out of Training Camp. Michael Raffl will start the season with Giroux and Voracek and has been a pleasent surprise for the Flyers. Vincent Lecavalier and RJ Umberger are expected to improve on their dismal seasons, but perhaps new head coach Dave Hakstol will breath new life into the two veterans.DEFENSE
The defense was the achilles heel of the Flyers last year and there hasn't been much of an improvement to the blueline to say otherwise. Evgeny Medvedev is the newcomer and could be the best defenseman the Flyers have this year. Mark Streit is still the top defenseman in Philly, but at 36 years old and a one-year deal he could be shipped out if the Flyers struggle. Michael Del Zotto recieved a new two year deal to stay in Philly and his offensive skills will be needed on the blueline to get the puck out of the zone. Luke Schenn, Nick Shultz, Andrew MacDonald and Radko Gudas will fight for the remaining spots. Rumors are that the Flyers will try to move one or two of those four defenseman to make cap room and also clear up room for the rookies. Shayne Gostisbehere, Robert Hagg and Brandon Manning are at the head of the line for call-ups and should see some action this year.GOALTENDING
Steve Mason had a career year and did not recieve any recognition for his season. Despite leading the league in 5v5 SV% along with being near the top of every category he did not recieve a single Vezina vote. Look for him to continue his stellar play in net and with Michal Neuvirth as his back up the goaltending has been shored up and is no longer the circus that it has been in the past.Best Case
The Flyers get great secondary scoring, the defense cleans up it's act and Steve Mason continues to play like the elite goalie that he arguably is. They claim a wildcard spot and get to play in AprilWorst Case
The Defense falls apart, Giroux/Voracek miss a considerable amount of time, Mason regresses. Flyers miss playoffs and sit at the bottom of the East. -
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In an effort to kickstart some more dynasties on GMG, I'll be posting my Flyers NHL16 BAGM over here as well. My main avenue of reporting is over at Dynasty Nation(http://www.dynastynationnetwork.com/dynasty.php?s=nhl&u=rittflyers) along with a twitter account https://twitter.com/FlyersBagm. Currently I am creating a ton of missing prospects(already drafted out to the 2019 draft) along with various movie characters(Charlie Conway, Doug Glatt, Denis Lemieux, etc.) and I'm looking to get this going by the Season Opener.
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What game are you using?
YAY MORE Hockey Dynasties. We need MORE of these. Hopefully with NHL16's improvements, EHM:EA and FHM2 also being out and both solid hockey sims
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Getting hot at the right time it would seem. Sucks you lost Nyqvist though...
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Pretty solid month. Interesting trade for Tarasenko, you using NHL15?
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http://www.ehmtheblueline.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13799&p=184172#p184172
Long range games seem to be good. Didn't really play the who's a regen of who game, but there are late round gems. Only issue I've noticed is that there are an abundant amount of players playing past 37 and for some their Physical Attributes aren't degrading. Tweeted Riz about it and I'm gonna be posting this on SI Games.
Smolnikov - 3rd Round Kazakhstan Player
Platzer - 4th Rounders
Nuutinen - 4th Round Pick
Sundberg - 4th Round
Vinogradov - 6th Round Pick
Sandstrom - 6th Round Pick
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2014 WORLD CUP DRAWGroup A
Belgium
Spain
DR Congo
USA
Group B
Poland
Uruguay
Portugal
Canada
Group C
Australia
Mali
Columbia
Greece
Group D
Ireland
Venezuela
Italy
South Korea
Group E
Qatar
Brazil
Norway
Russia
Group F "Group of Death"
Holland
Germany
Costa Rica
Ghana
Group G
Mexico
Cameroon
France
Chile
Group H
Morocco
Hungary
Argentina
Japan
*England placed 2nd in their Qual Group before losing to France in the playoffs(Won 1-0 in 1st leg, lost 3-0 in 2nd)
*Ireland beat Switzerland in the playoffs
*Mali stomped Ivory Coast
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Another excellent month. Only blemish was losing to St. Petersburg in the Lamar Hunt trophy, but we decided to start a lot of our youth after our starters played 4 days earlier. I received another Manager of the Month award after going undefeated in League play. We've taken over 1st place in the NSAC East with Greensboro nipping at our heels. Balanced scoring is leading the way with 9 different scorers(Guzman leads the way with 6). -
UBL 1910 Report
Cleveland is a dominant force in the UBL winning 11 Championships, including 5 in the last decade. The Washington Freedom are the only team, out of the original 8, that have not won a single championship(Chicago won their 1st in 1909). Despite sporting the best win percentage out of all the teams, Detroit has only won 6 championships. St. Louis quickly asserted themselves in the UBL with two championships(1904, 1908).
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2012-13 Flyers Preview
Key Additions: Brian Campbell(TRADE)
Key Losses: Dennis Wideman(Trade)
The Flyers had an exciting playoff run that ended in with them breaking their Stanley Cup drought. Everyone returns from that team and are one year better. GM Nick Ritt added all-star defenseman Brian Campbell to an already tough blueline. A repeat is not out of the question.
OFFENSE:
The Offense returns very much the same from last year with Kane, Giroux, van Riemsdyk and Tavares one year older. The top two lines can be any combination of Giroux, Kane, JVR, Tavares, Spezza and Gagne, causing an numerous headaches for opposing teams. The third line of McCauley-Richards-Williams can shut down a line and score goals while the 4th line of Brown-McClement-Talbot make a very strong 4th line. Waiting in the wings are Sean Couturier, Kyle Palmieri, Vladamir Tarasenko and Carl Hagelin.
Defense:
This group also returns with the addition of Brian Campbell, who is a major upgrade over Dennis Wideman. Look for Zach Bogosian to finally make his debut in the orange and the black, likely pairing up with veteran Kim Johnsson or young Alex Pietrangelo. There is a great mixture of vets and youngsters that will make opposing forwards work very hard for their scoring chances. Coach Carpenter has plenty of combinations that he can utilize on the blueline. Shea Weber, Joni Pitkanen, Alex Pietrangelo and new comer Brian Campbell can all be leaned on for a ton of minutes night in and night out.
Goaltending:
Pekka Rinne is this team's starter and is now regarded as an elite goaltender after his exceptional showing in the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season. He'll need to be consistent throughout the whole season to be in the running for a Vezina nomination. Look for either Jonas Hiller or Braden Holtby to secure the backup role. Holtby is ready to take over the back up role, but could still stay with the Phantoms if GM Nicholas Ritt chooses to keep Hiller around as the backup. Rumors are that Hiller would like a starting role and may request a move. GM Nick Ritt would not comment on this rumor.
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2012-13 Season Preview
Top Goaltenders
1. Roberto Luongo(VAN)
2. Henrik Lundqvist(NYR)
3. Miikka Kiprusoff(CGY)
4. Ryan Miller(BUF)
5. Martin Brodeur(NJ)
6. Jean-Sebastien Giguere(ANA)
7. Nicklas Backstrom(MIN)
8. PEKKA RINNE(PHI)
9. Kari Lehtonen(NYI)
10. Cam Ward(CAR)
Top Defenseman
1. Erik Karlsson(OTT)
2. Zdeno Chara(WSH)
3. Drew Doughty(NYI)
4. Kristopher Letang(PIT)
5. Chris Pronger(CGY)
6. BRIAN CAMPBELL(PHI)
7. P.K. Subban(PHX)
8. Dion Phaneuf(CGY)
9. John-Michael Liles(COL)
10. Ed Jovanovski(PHX)
Top Left Wingers
1. Ilya Kovalchuk(ATL)
2. Daniel Sedin(VAN)
3. Patrik Elias(NJ)
4. Dany Heatley(STL)
5. Alexander Ovechkin(WSH)
6. Thomas Vanek(BUF)
7. Milan Lucic(BOS)
8. Alex Tanguay(ANA)
9. SIMON GAGNE(PHI)
10. Kristian Huselius(NYR)
Top Center
1. Sidney Crosby(PIT)
2. Evgeni Malkin(PIT)
3. Joe Thornton(SJ)
4. Jordan Staal(PIT)
5. Zach Parise(EDM)
6. Jonathan Toews(CHI)
7. Pavel Datsyuk(BOS)
8. Brad Richards(TB)
9. Marc Savard(LA)
10. Anze Kopitar(LA)
Top Right Wingers
1. Marian Hossa(CAR)
2. Jarome Iginla(CGY)
3. Marian Gaborik(MIN)
4. PATRICK KANE(PHI)
5. Martin St.Louis(TB)
6. Milan Hejduk(MTL)
7. Shane Doan(LA)
8. Ales Hemsky(EDM)
9. Martin Havlat(CHI)
10. Maxim Afinoganov(BUF)
Top Prospects
1. G Robin Lehner(DET)
2. G Jake Allen(CAR)
3. RD ZACH BOGOSIAN(PHI)
4. G Petr Mrazek(CAR)
5. G Jaroslav Dvorak(PHX)
6. LD John Moore(BOS)
7. LD Sami Vatanen(ANA)
8. G Kevin Poulin(EDM)
9. Mika Zibanejad(SJ)
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Big moves. Looking good
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Few more installations and this should be up there with EHM if not eclipsing it.
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Rebuilding The Philadelphia Flyers(NHL16/PS4)
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FLYERS BLOW OUT ST. LOUIS
Michael Neuvirth made 34 saves and the Flyers powerplay was clicking to lead the Flyers to a 6-2 victory over Western powerhouse St. Louis Blues. The Blues controlled much of the 1st period and it was the goaltending of Michael Neuvirth that gave the Flyers a chance to escape the first period with a 1-0 lead. The Flyers came out in the 2nd period and took over with 3 goals in the first 12 minutes. The line of Patrick Berglund-Paul Stastny-Jaden Schwartz brought the Blues to within two as the period ended, but Wayne Simmonds put a stop to the comeback three minutes into the third period before Shayne Gostisbehere sealed the victory with a powerplay goal late in the third.
34 Saves, 2.00GAA, 94SV%
1 Goal, 1 Assist
1 Goal, 1 Assist