Atlanta Thrashers News and Events.
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Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:47:41 PST |
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Checking the temperature of the NHL coaches' hot seat (Yahoo! Sports) The holiday goodwill has faded. The standings are starting to separate the champions from the train-wrecks.
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After championship defeat, video embarrassments for Sweden (Yahoo! Sports) The last Swede to win Olympic gold in men's platform diving was Erik Adlerz back in 1912.
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Thrashers Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
As if Atlanta didn't have enough bad news this season, they were hit with even more Sunday night when Bryan Little limped off the ice—putting all of his weight on his left leg—with what they team called a "rib injury." Who knew his rib was in his right leg?
Without Little, who left in the second period, the Thrashers were left without their most dependable offensive threat and didn't stand a chance against a suddenly inspired Tampa Bay squad.
In addition to the loss of Little, Atlanta had to compete against 6-foot-4, 220-pound Lightning goalie Mike Smith, who gave up few rebounds all game. When he did, there never seemed to be a Thrasher nearby to bang it in. Atlanta's confidence as a team is so fragile, as soon as Little was injured, they played as...
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Puck Headlines: Ilya Kovalchuk, king of Russian athletes (Yahoo! Sports) Here are your Evening Puck Headlines and Previews: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the...
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NHL Power Poll: Teams set sights on playoffs (SportingNews.com) Toronto coach Ron Wilson noticed it while playing Ottawa this week. The intensity is rising for teams getting...
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St. Louis leads Lightning past Thrashers (AP)

The Tampa Bay Lightning are no longer a last-place team or winless in Atlanta for nearly two years. Martin St. Louis scored twice, and Mike Smith made 27 saves to help the Lightning move out of the Southeast Division basement with a 4-1 victory over the Thrashers on Sunday night. Tampa Bay (11-18-10) has 32 points, one more than Atlanta (13-22-5).
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Thrashers C Little leaves game (PA SportsTicker)Atlanta Thrashers center Bryan Little left Sunday's 4-1 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning in the second period with a rib injury.
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Bruins' Bergeron progressing in return from injury (SportingNews.com)We might see Bruins center Patrice Bergeron again this season if he continues to make progress from his second concussion in 14 months.
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Thrashers assign Bogosian to minors (PA SportsTicker)The Atlanta Thrashers on Saturday assigned defenseman Zach Bogosian to Chicago of the American Hockey League for conditioning purposes.
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Christensen scores in shootout to lift Atlanta (AP)

Eric Christensen might have a handle on why the Thrashers have been perfect in shootouts this season while struggling during regulation. Christensen scored the winner in an extra round of the shootout Friday night, lifting the Thrashers to a 4-3 win over the Vancouver Canucks to snap a four-game skid.
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Wednesday's three stars: Samsonov turns on offense (Yahoo! Sports) No. 1 star: Sergei Samsonov, Carolina Hurricanes The shifty forward figured in the scoring of all three Carolina...
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Samsonov leads Canes past Atlanta, 3-1 (AP)

Sergei Samsonov's backhanders kept the Carolina Hurricanes moving forward under new coach Paul Maurice. Samsonov scored two goals with his backhand and added an assist to lead Carolina past the Atlanta Thrashers, 3-1 on Wednesday night. Joe Corvo also scored after Samsonov snapped out of a two-goals-in-10-games slump for the Hurricanes.
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Tuesday's three stars: Savard, Conklin come up big in showdowns (Yahoo! Sports) No. 1 star: Marc Savard, Boston Bruins Savard was a difference-maker in the Bruins' 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh...
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Leafs bag Thrashers in OT (AP)

Curtis Joseph is happy the long wait for his milestone win is over. Joseph made 29 saves to earn his first win of the season and the 450th victory of his NHL career and the Toronto Maple Leafs rallied to beat the Atlanta Thrashers 4-3 in overtime on Tuesday night. Pavel Kubina scored the winner on a power play 33 seconds into overtime to help the Leafs end a three-game losing streak.
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Puck Headlines: Will an octopus hit the Wrigley Field rink? (Yahoo! Sports) Here are your Evening Puck Headlines and Previews: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the...
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Fight Video: Chicago provides your AHL knockout of the week (Yahoo! Sports) When Dave from Carolina on Ice passed along this AHL fight between Mike Hoffman of the Chicago Wolves ( Atlanta...
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Puck Headlines: Attempting to rain on the Blackhawks love-fest (Yahoo! Sports) Here are your Morning Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest...
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NHL Power Poll: Bruins take over top spot (SportingNews.com)The best story of the week might be the Boston Bruins, who have won eight straight games to catch San Jose at the top of the NHL standings.
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Sunday's three stars: Byfuglien making name for himself (Yahoo! Sports) No. 1 star: Dustin Byfuglien, Chicago Blackhawks At this rate, Dustin Byfuglien is going to become a household...
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Bruins win 8th straight, tie for NHL lead (AP)

It was business as usual for Michael Ryder and the Boston Bruins. Ryder broke a tie with 6:04 left, and the Bruins beat the Atlanta Thrashers 2-1 on Sunday to extend their wining streak to eight games and tie San Jose for the overall NHL lead with 58 points. Three of the victories during the streak have come against Atlanta and it was a win over the Thrashers back in October that helped turn the...
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Staal scores 3 goals in 3rd in Carolina's win (AP)

Ho-hum. Another hat trick for Eric Staal. "A hat trick is fun," Staal said. "It's a little better if you can get it at home." Staal scored three goals in 4:31 span of the third period to overshadow Bryan Little's first career hat trick in the Carolina Hurricanes' 5-4 victory over the Atlanta Thrashers on Friday night.
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Puck Headlines: Could Evgeni Malkin break the 140-point barrier? (Yahoo! Sports) Here are your Morning Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest...
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'Tis the season for the Wild to trade Marian Gaborik? (Yahoo! Sports) Michael Russo of the Star Tribune is one of the best beat writers covering the NHL. He's got good instincts, and...
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Little's two goals help Altanta beat Islanders (AP)

Atlanta Coach John Anderson thinks it necessary to look beyond the statistics to fully appreciate Ilya Kovalchuk. Kovalchuk assisted on Bryan Little's second goal of the game in the third period for his 500th career point in 500 NHL games, and the Thrashers kept the New York Islanders winless in 10 games with a 4-2 victory Tuesday night.
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Puck Headlines: NHL steps in to save Phoenix Coyotes (Yahoo! Sports) Here are your Evening Puck Headlines and Previews: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the...
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