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    Wednesday’s Three Stars: Kane rallies Chicago; Sabres, Ducks get nasty after game

    Kevin Shattenkirk gets the Wiener Hat for the St. Louis Blues, much to the bewilderment of hockey legend Al MacInnis (left). [s/t Shane Cargill]

    No. 1 Star: Ryan Miller, Buffalo Sabres

    The Sabres' star netminder made a season-best 43 saves in shutting out the Anaheim Ducks, 2-0. He made 20 of them in the third period, when the Sabres were outshot 20-4. Derek Roy and Brad Boyes had the goals; Christian Ehrhoff had two assists.

    No. 2 Star: Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks

    Kane played one of his best games of the season, rallying the Blackhawks in the second period with a goal and an assist on Marian Hossa's tie-breaker, as Chicago defeated the spiraling Toronto Maple Leafs, 5-4.

    No. 3 Star: Andy McDonald, St. Louis Blues

    McDonald set the tone for the Blues' road victory at the Edmonton Oilers, scoring 59 seconds into the game and then again at 7:34 of the second period for a critical cushion. St. Louis won the game, 5-2, as Kevin Shattenkirk had a goal and two assists, and was a plus-3.

    Honorable mention: The game of the night was in Dallas, as the Pittsburgh Penguins outlasted the Stars to win 4-3 in a shootout. Pittsburgh rallied on goals by Craig Adams and Chris Kunitz in the third period, before Michael Ryder tied the game. Pascal Dupuis scored and Ryder missed to end the shootout, as Marc-Andre Fleury made 30 saves. … Joffrey Lupul had a goal and an assist for the Leafs. … Marian Hossa had two goals for Chicago. … Chris Stewart scored on a penalty shot. … Corey Potter and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins had the Oilers' goals. … Jaroslav Halak made 22 saves.

    Fight of the Night: Not so much a fight as an embarrassing melee for the Anaheim Ducks, having already seen Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf leave with fighting majors in the final moments of their loss. All of this came after the final buzzer; Sheldon Brookbank got some stiff shots in on a one-handed Tyler Myers.

    Did you know? Jonas Hiller's 23rd consecutive start in net tied the Ducks' franchise record shared by Guy Hebert and Jean-Sebastien Giguere. (AP)

    Dishonorable mention: The Penguins lost Steve Sullivan to a lower body injury and Kris Letang to an upper body injury thanks to this Eric Nystrom hit. … Devan Dubnyk was pulled after three goals on 19 shots in favor of Yann Danis. … Corey Crawford was pulled after giving up three goals on 10 shots in the first period, as Ray Emery would get the win. … Ryan Smyth was given a 5-minute major and was ejected after a hit from behind on Roman Polak in the second period. Polak did return to the game. ... Finally, the Maple Leafs lost their sixth straight and 10th time in the last 11 games.

     

    13 comments

    • EdS  •  2 months ago
      The Ducks must think they are Boston or Philly. Those are the teams who try to injure players on other teams when they are losing.
    • Jack  •  Hampton, United States  •  2 months ago
      Two HOFers in that pic, and yet the man with the hot dog hat looks the most confident, cool, and collected.
    • EWEIDIOT  •  2 months ago
      Laughing! At! The! Leafs!
    • .  •  Ann Arbor, United States  •  2 months ago
      Not sure how Kaleta wound up with the most penalties after that scrum - he didn't do much of anything really... but definitely some classy stuff from the Ducks. Guess they're just mad they couldn't score a goal on Miller and they can't handle accepting a loss without gooning it up neanderthal-style. Not shown in this video: Corey Perry hacking at Regehr's legs like Abe Lincoln and the cherry tree.
      • ChrisG 2 months ago
        No wonder Michigan is falling apart. Ever heard of George Washington?
      • another point of view 2 months ago
        lol Chris that's f'n hilarious, but I know what he means about Corey Perry, never thought he was a little scumbag like that.
      • Bill 2 months ago
        Maybe he meant it was Abe Lincoln, but George Washington got called for the penalty. ;)
    • k r  •  Oakland, United States  •  2 months ago
      I've been to a few Ducks games. They always start fights at the end when they know they can't win... classless team. I enjoy fighting, but do it when the game is on the line and it means something.
    • Diehardnuck  •  2 months ago
      Funny how we aren't seeing very many "Ducks will make the playoffs! Bank it!" posts lately.
    • James F  •  2 months ago
      If Jack called a scrum exactly like the Sabres' guys did, everyone would be up in arms about his homerism.
    • matt m  •  Philadelphia, United States  •  2 months ago
      annnoying buffalo announcers? omg! a fight! get over it, it happens.
      • Connor 2 months ago
        they are annoying, and I'm from Buffalo. Sadly, Jeanneret doesn't call too many games anymore.
      • Steven 2 months ago
        Yeah but 4 seconds left in the game and checking a guy that doesn't even have the puck? Do you even watch hockey or just sportscenter in the morning retard.
      • Skuba 2 months ago
        Ducks announcers buddy.
    • RokkStar  •  Browns Mills, United States  •  2 months ago
      I've seen one-car NASCAR wrecks more entertaining than this.
    • cc  •  New York, United States  •  2 months ago
      Any team that has Kaleta on the ice in the last minute of a game gets what they deserve. Love how he starts with Brookbank, but makes sure when the action starts he's paired up with Bobby Ryan. Biggest puss in the NHL.
    • whattheF  •  San Francisco, United States  •  2 months ago
      stick a fork in the Leafs...they're done.
    • Vlad G  •  2 months ago
      watch roy and selanne hug it out at the end of that figt. two guys that have some good sense
    • Alex  •  Calgary, Alberta  •  2 months ago
      I wonder if the pbp guy is ok.

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