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Antti Niemi stopped all 30 shots he faced for his second career shutout as Chicago downed Vancouver, 1-0, spoiling the return of Canucks forward Daniel Sedin. Comment?
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Victory in Detroit lifts Florida Panthers' Scott Clemmensen
Backup goalie Scott Clemmensen was stellar in a win against the Red Wings, helping to erase memories of a bad game against the Capitals on Nov. 7. Comment?
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Lightning gets OT win vs. Thrashers
Steven Stamkos scored his 15th goal at 2:56 of overtime to give the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning their second consecutive win, 4-3, against the Atlanta Thrashers yesterday. Comment?
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Bickell, Niemi lead Blackhawks past Canucks, 1-0
Bryan Bickell scored his first goal of the season 1:12 into the third period, and Antii Niemi made 30 saves to lead the Chicago Blackhawks to a 1-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday night. Comment?
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Bickell scores 1st goal of season, Niemi stops 30 shots in Blackhawks' 1-0 win over Canucks
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Bryan Bickell scored his first goal of the season 1:12 into the third period, and Antii Niemi made 30 saves to lead the Chicago Blackhawks to a 1-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday night. Comment?
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Niemi leads Blackhawks to shutout of Canucks
Although Chicago is loaded with big-name scoring stars, two unlikely players led the Blackhawks to their latest victory. Comment?
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Penguins' Fleury rebounds with gem in Atlanta
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Marc-Andre Fleury won his first eight starts this season, and did it in style. Comment?
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Bickell leads Hawks past Canucks
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Bickell leads Hawks past Canucks Chicago Blackhawks' Antti Niemi, right, of Finland, stops Vancouver Canucks' Steve Bernier during second period NHL action in Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday November 22, 2009. Comment?
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Blackhawks beat Canucks to earn seventh win in a row
The Chicago Blackhawks chalked up their seventh successive win on Sunday after Bryan Bickell's third period goal gave them a 1-0 win over the Vancouver Canucks. Comment?
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Stamkos' tip-in gives Tampa Bay 4-3 OT win
' pass from the left circle and beating Atlanta goaltender Ondrej Pavelec with a tip-in. Lightning goaltender Antero Niittymaki , who has won 15 straight against the Southeast Division and three of four overall, improved to 15-0-0 in his career against Atlanta . Comment?
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Hurricanes at Stars 7:30 tonight, American Airlines CenterTV: FSSWRadio: KTCK/1310 AMRecords: Carolina 5-12-5, 15 points; Dallas 10-6-6, 26 pointsKey matchup: Mike Modano vs. Comment?
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Preview: Monday, Nov. 23, 2009
Monday had been a relatively quiet night on the NHL schedule this season that is, until now. Comment?
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Blackhawks' Niemi shuts down Canucks
After outscoring Alberta's NHL teams by a combined score of 12-3, the Chicago Blackhawks needed only one goal and a superb effort by Antti Niemi to topple the Canucks 1-0 on Sunday night in Vancouver. Comment?
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NHL roundup: Lightning strikes Thrashers
Steven Stamkos scored his 15th goal at 2:56 of overtime to give Tampa Bay its second straight win, over Atlanta on Sunday. Comment?
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Stamkos' goal in OT lifts Lightning to win, hands Thrashers third straight loss
Tampa Bay Lightning centre Steven Stamkos pushes the puck past Atlanta Thrashers centre Todd White during the first period. Comment?
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Defensively focused Canucks fall to Hawks
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The bitter rivals had combined for 25 goals in their previous two outings, so it was either going to be a goal-fest or goal drought at GM Place on Sunday. Comment?
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Red Wings' Niklas Kronwall out 4-to-8 weeks with MCL sprain
The Detroit Red Wings announced on Sunday that defenseman Niklas Kronwall will be out 4 to 8 weeks with a second- to third-degree sprain of the left medial collateral ligament. Comment?
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Daniel Sedin returns for Canucks
Vancouver Canucks forward Daniel Sedin made his return to the ice Sunday night after missing 18 games due to a broken foot. Comment?
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P-Bruins 5, Monarchs 4: Flurry in third period wins it for Providence
Providence spotted Manchester three goals in the first period, then battled back with three goals of its own in the final 20 minutes and defeated the Monarchs, 5-4, Sunday at the Dunkin' Donuts Center. Comment?
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Oilers call up Dubnyk as Khabibulin remains day-to-day
Is it any wonder Nikolai Khabibulin has a bad back, given the number of times he has carried the Edmonton Oilers? As for his return, the goaltender could be back in the lineup tonight. Comment?
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