Coyote Tracks - Wednesday March 3 Edition
Well, that sucked. The Coyotes had a flat game after a quick start and between the refs missing calls and every lucky bounce going the way of the Blues, the Coyotes had no chance. Travis will have the full recap, but here is what I saw from my seats in Section 115...Bryzgalov gave up a bad rebound right in the slot and the Blues tied the game at 1...then a shot deflected off of Joel Perreault's stick into the back of the net and it was 2-1. The Coyotes were still right in it until the refs missed two big calls. Zbynek Michalek took a high stick from TJ Oshie right to the face and Kerry Fraser just watched it without a call...then the Blues completed a bad line change that should've been called too many men on the ice, but play continued and before the next whistle, it was 3-1 Blues. It went downhill from there...Coyotes at least didn't allow the punk Blues to take cheap shots against them and were willing to stick up for themselves...including Petr Prucha once again playing bad cop to back up his countryman Radim Vrbata. Oh well, get 'em next time...
Game Recaps: [AP - via ESPN] [St. Louis Gametime's view] [AZCentral - Gintonio]
LAST NIGHT'S OTHER NHL SCORES: NYR 4 - OTT 1; PHL 7 - TB 2; MTL 4 - BOS 1; CHI 3 - NYI 5; CAR 5 - TOR 1; FLA 2 - ATL 4; VAN 4 - CBS 3 (OT); BUF 2 - PIT 3; EDM 3 - NSH 4; LAK 5 - DAL 1; NJ 4 - SJ 3
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Coyotes are definitely in the mix to shake things up tomorrow...
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Vancouver Sun lists the Coyotes as a team looking to make moves to improve for the playoff run...
Opinion: Plenty of trades could happen before deadline - NHL- nbcsports.msnbc.com
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timestranscript.com - Defender dominates at both ends | By NEIL HODGE - Breaking News, New Brunswick, Canada
Moncton Wildcats star David Savard represents the best of both worlds. Included here because Savard is currently 9 points behind Coyotes defenseman Keith Yandle's Moncton Wildcats record of 84 points for a defenseman in a season. Savard has 7 games to try and break Yandle's record.
Crosby booed, Miller cheered in Pittsburgh - ProHockeyTalk - Hockey - NBC Sports
That's right...Crosby booed by his own favorite fanboys...alright, not seriously booed...but Miller definitely got louder cheers! USA USA USA!!!
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Boston's clearing cap space.
Why we bit on that, I’m kind of befuddled myself.
I like my goals like I like my booze..... Top shelf.
by GhostOfLinkGaetz on Mar 3, 2010 8:43 AM MST up reply actions
A d-man we already know isn’t good in his own zone most nights and who doesn’t put up numbers any better than what we’ve already got in the offensive zone. Heck, the best scorers on this team play on the blueline. Is Maloney’s plan to convert him to a winger? /snark
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Derek Morris traded back to Phoenix for 2011 4th round pick
http://www.tsn.ca/tradecentre/story/?id=312217
I woulda put it on the top, but this post is just too purdy.
I like my goals like I like my booze..... Top shelf.
by GhostOfLinkGaetz on Mar 3, 2010 8:43 AM MST reply actions
Appreciate the complement on the post…although Travis got the story up on top.
Not sure what’s not to like about this deal, though. Morris was very good defensively for a few years (playing with Ballard as our top shut-down pairing). His numbers were very good considering how bad some of those teams were about giving up goals (this is the Alex Auld/CuJo/LeNeveau/god only knows who else in net). He’s certainly come off of that a bit, but I would consider him an upgrade over Vandermeer who is just having trouble keeping up with wingers it seems. Also, it could spell a few nights off for Aucoin to keep him rested during the stretch run. And a 4th round pick when we have a lot of picks in the upper rounds, isn’t really a big cost…
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Well, we got him for basically nothing.
But the only times I’ve seen him in the last two years is when he’s been getting posterized.
I like my goals like I like my booze..... Top shelf.
by GhostOfLinkGaetz on Mar 3, 2010 9:14 AM MST reply actions

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