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The goaltender smacked his stick against the post after the Wild allowed its third goal of the first period. Then Fleury made 29 straight saves as the team rallied.
For 25 years, sportscaster Daryl "Razor" Reaugh has been the verbose, bombastic, grandiloquent voice of Texas's lone NHL franchise.
The second round delivered breakneck pace in the West, a potential back-to-back champ in the Central, two rocking barns in the East and a stunning sweep in the North. Luke Fox recounts the battles of hockey’s Elite Eight through 47 statistics.
Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images Every time you think the Dallas Stars are out, they keep pulling themselves back in. It doesn’t hurt when one of their best scorers pulls off a brilliant individual performance, and that was the case with Denis Gurianov last night. Joe Pavelski and Miro Heiskanen threw in goals of their own, and Jake Oettinger stood tall in net. But Gurianov’s three-point night had to have brought a sigh of relief for both him and head coach Rick Bowness. The Dallas Morning News’ Matthew DeFranks took a fresh look at the Stars’ Stanley Cup playoffs push and once a...
Article content Call it a lower case significant moment in Edmonton Oilers history. With no fans in the stands and no relatively recent Stanley Cup banners hanging from the rafters, it wasn’t Glen Sather starting Andy Moog in goal for a best-of-three first-round playoff series sweep of the Montreal Canadiens by the Oilers that opened in the Montreal Forum in their second season in the league. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or JONES: Win in Montreal significant moment for Edmonton Oilers Back to video No, Thursday’s 3-0 win in Montreal wonâ€...