Stars Over Landeskog Colorado

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Philadelphia lost for the fourth time in four meetings against the Rangers this season on Sunday, as Artem Anisimov had a goal and two assists to lead the Blueshirts.

 

"We had too many turnovers today and they all wound up in the back of the net," said Simmonds.

 

The Isles, who are 11 points out of a playoff spot in the East, had won two straight before getting dealt a 4-3 shootout loss by visiting Buffalo on Saturday. Brad Boyes netted the game-winning goal in the first round of the shootout for the Sabres, who trailed 3-1 after the first period at Nassau Coliseum.

 

Isles forward John Tavares has gone without a point in two February games after being named the NHL's First Star of the Month in January. The 21-year- old has 12 points (5 goals, 7 assists) in 15 career tests against the Flyers.

 

(Sportsbook Betting Lines) - The Chicago Blackhawks are trying to remain positive, but that has been tough to do over their longest losing streak of the season. The Colorado Avalanche are going through the same struggles, but at least the 'Hawks are still in the playoff picture. The two clubs both look to snap five-game slides this evening in their final scheduled regular-season meeting.

 

The 'Hawks recent struggles have dropped them into fourth place in the Central Division, two points back of third place and seven behind the first-place Red Wings. Chicago sits sixth overall in the West and captain Jonathan Toews is hoping his club can emerge from this funk with some lessons learned.

 

"We know we have to be better and we will be. We've just got to look at it in a way that going through this tough stretch here is going to make us better in the end."

 

Brent Seabrook scored the only goal on Friday and Ray Emery made 29 saves.

 

Chicago will look to snap a seven-game road slide this evening with its first win as the guest since Dec. 14 at Minnesota. The Blackhawks picked up a 3-1 win in their first trip to Colorado back on Oct. 20, but have dropped a pair of home games to the Avalanche since. That includes a 4-0 defeat in the most recent meeting on Jan. 6, with Semyon Varlamov notching a 27-save shutout for the visitors.

 

The Avs looked as if they would halt their losing streak on Saturday versus the visiting Canucks, holding a one-goal lead in the game's final moments and T.J. Galiardi taking aim at an empty net.

 

However, Vancouver defenseman Kevin Bieksa blocked Galiardi's potential icer and then scored an overtime-forcing goal with 34.1 seconds left in the frame. Colorado went on to drop a 3-2 decision in the shootout.

 

Despite the disappointing loss, which featured goals from David Jones and Jay McClement, rookie Gabriel Landeskog saw some positives in the setback.

 

Colorado, which has lost the first two of a four-game homestand, hopes to have Peter Mueller back after the forward missed Saturday's game with flu-like symptoms.

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•    Thurs 9am workout before the meeting, or a game of football, basketball, soccer 2200 Temple Ave. Signal Hill Who's down?

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•    Avs are going to send Landeskog back out to lie down on the puck again. They need a defensive strategy that works. #Canucks

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•    Dope game bitch let his momma worry about em

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•    This dating game seems more complicated than it should be #justsaying

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•    3 Stars: 3) Landeskog 2) Booth 1) LUONGO #EatItFools

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•    RPM(spin) ------> Thursday 9:15am and Friday 5:00pm Commencing next week. BOOK sunday 8:30am

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•    cant wait til sunday! going to another Rockets game :)

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•    I dont choose nothin over a female..especially being around a bunch of nutt sacks playin a game..gay

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•    Last 10am practice tomorrow before the first match of the season. Hopefully it won't rain until afterwards. (:

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•    WTF I THOUGHT TOMORROW WAS FRIDAY

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•    Is that just a Chicago thing?

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