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Kimmo Timonen re-signs with Philadelphia

Kimmo Timonen has signed a one-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers.

The contract is reportedly worth $6 million, which would make sense given what sources have stated recently. Timonen will turn 38 in March, but he's still capable of being a major contributor. He has a $6,333,333 annual cap hit this season.
Source: Sam Carchidi on Twitter
Thu, Feb 7, 2013 06:37:00 PM
MacKinnon dazzles with 4 points in Game 2 win

Nathan MacKinnon tallied points on all of the Avalanche's goals in their 4-2 win over the Wild in Game 2 on Saturday night.

As if MacKinnon's rookie season in which he scored 24 times and had 63 points wasn't good enough, the 18-year-old is simply putting on a show at the early stages of the playoffs. MacKinnon scored the team's first goal off a slick move and wrist shot and assisted on the rest, to give him seven points in the playoffs. He played 17:05 and had four shots on goal. Captain Gabriel Landeskog scored two times, playing 18:03 and recording five shots on goal. Paul Stastny scored the other goal, via the empty net, while chipping in with three assists, too. The Avs lead the series 2-0.
Apr 20 - 12:46 AM
Bylsma has no update on injured Brian Gibbons

No update was given on Brian Gibbons' status after Game 2 on Saturday night.

Penguins coach Dan Bylsma had nothing to say after the double-overtime Game 2 loss to the Blue Jackets. The 26-year-old played 2:26 in the first period, but he made the most of his time, notching two goals. Gibbons appeared to hurt himself during a collision with Ryan Johansen around the 11:26 mark and played just five shifts. He had 17 points with the Penguins in 41 regular-season games.
Source: Shelly Anderson on Twitter
Apr 19 - 11:18 PM
Calvert nets 2OT winner, Columbus ties series

Matt Calvert tallied two goals -- including the game-winner -- for the Blue Jackets, who defeated the Penguins 4-3 in double overtime of Game 2 of their first-round series.

The feisty Blue Jackets pick up the franchise's first playoff victory. In this one, the Blue Jackets went down 2-0 and 3-1. Columbus matched the powerful Penguins lineup throughout, impressively scoring three special-teams goals. Calvert scored a short-handed goal to pull the team to 3-2 and the winner at 1:10 of the second overtime. Ryan Johansen scored on the power play and had a helper on Jack Johnson's goal that tied the game at three. With Fedor Tyutin injured early, Johnson played 38:31. David Savard had two helpers, tallying 33:46 of ice time.
Apr 19 - 11:11 PM
Seabrook to have hearing with NHL for hit

Brent Seabrook will have a phone hearing with the NHL for his hit on David Backes in the third period of Game 2 of the first-round series.

No time has been set for the hearing just yet. The Blackhawks defenseman nailed Backes, who did not have the puck and was in a vulnerable position, with a hit to the head late in the third period of Saturday's game. Seabrook was given five minutes for charging and game misconduct, while a dazed Backes left the game and did not return. The Blues would tie it up with 6.4 seconds left in the regulation and win Game 2 in overtime.
Source: John Shannon on Twitter
Apr 19 - 10:47 PM
Report: Ovechkin to play for Russia in worlds

Alex Ovechkin will join Team Russia for the world hockey championship, according to Dmitry Chesnokov of Yahoo Sports.

The tournament begins May 9 in Belarus. Ovechkin, who will join the squad on April 20, led the NHL with 51 goals and he also had 28 assists, though he finished with a minus-35 rating. The star winger tallied just two points in five games during the Olympics, too. Capitals teammate Evgeny Kuznetsov will also play for Team Russia in the world championship.
Source: Dmitry Chesnokov on Twitter
Apr 19 - 10:39 PM
NHL reviewing Seabrook's head hit on Backes

The NHL is reviewing Brent Seabrook's hit on David Backes that occurred at 15:19 of the third period in Game 2 of the series between the Blackhawks and Blues.

Not surprising news at all. The Blackhawks defenseman leveled Backes, who did not have the puck and was in a vulnerable position behind the net, with a high hit, connecting with his head. Seabrook was given fiven minutes for charging and a game misconduct, while Backes looked wobbly and departed from the game. The Blues would tie the game up on the power play with 6.4 seconds remaining and win it 4-3 in overtime.
Source: Nick Cotsonika on Twitter
Apr 19 - 9:18 PM
Shattenkirk helps Blues land 2-0 series lead

Kevin Shattenkirk propelled the St. Louis Blues to a 4-3 overtime victory over Chicago in Game 2 on Saturday.

He registered a goal and two assists in the match. Shattenkirk played 27 minutes in the contest and 11:13 of that ice time came on the power play. Barret Jackman netted the game-winning 5:50 into the extra session, while Vladimir Tarasenko and Chris Porter also scored for the Blues in the win. Vladimir Sobotka picked up two helpers in the contest.
Apr 19 - 6:59 PM
Matt Duchene likely won't play in Round 1

Matt Duchene (knee) likely won't be available during the first round of the playoffs.

Coach Patrick Roy confirmed that news Saturday. It was expected that Duchene wouldn't play in the opening round when he got hurt back on Mar. 29 following a collision with teammate Jamie McGinn. He sustained a strained MCL on the play.
Source: Denver Post
Apr 19 - 3:27 PM
T.J. Oshie in pregame warmup, likely to play

T.J. Oshie (upper body) is participating in the pregame warmup.

He's doing line rushes with David Backes and Alexander Steen, so it looks like he'll be back in the lineup after missing Game 1 and the last two games of the regular season with an upper-body injury.
Source: Jeremy Rutherford on Twitter
Apr 19 - 2:46 PM
Milan Lucic receives $5K fine for spearing

Milan Lucic has received a $5,000 fine for spearing Detroit defenseman Dan DeKeyser below the belt.

He won't be suspended for the play. The incident occurred late in the second period of Game 1 on Friday night and it went unpenalized because it was missed by the officiating staff.
Source: Chris Johnston on Twitter
Apr 19 - 1:51 PM
Steve Mason won't play in Game 2 Sunday

Steve Mason (upper body) won't play Sunday.

However, there were indications at Saturday's practice that he is getting closer. He'll try to get ready for Game 3 on Tuesday night back in Philadelphia. Cal Heeter will continue to serve as Ray Emery's backup while is Mason sidelined with an upper-body injury.
Source: Katie Strang on Twitter
Apr 19 - 1:37 PM



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