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the net by Semyon Varlamov time after time, a 44-shot barrage in regulation that
resulted in, alas, zero goals. Coach Mike Yeo jokingly wondered aloud at the
third intermission whether his team was "psychotic" to put itself through such
angst. After all, the way this sport often goes, the next score in the scoreless
game had the strong potential to be one of those bad-bounce goals that make a
night of domination go for naught. Mikael Granlund made sure that didnt happen.
Granlunds diving goal 5:08 into overtime gave the Wild a 1-0 win over the
Colorado Avalanche in Game 3 on Monday. Minnesota pulled within 2-1 in the
best-of-seven series after Varlamov stopped 45 of 46 shots, a franchise playoff
record for shots on goal by the Wild. "You see it so many times where teams do
so well and get chance after chance after chance and then a fluky one goes in
against you. Luckily. that wasnt the case," said Wild left wing Zach Parise.
Granlund, who had a career-high seven shots on goal, sliced toward the crease
and moved parallel to the net with some slick stick work. Avalanche defenceman
Erik Johnson, who saved Game 1 by racing to swat away a shot on an empty net,
lost his balance and tried unsuccessfully to dive at Granlund, who then began to
fall forward. Granlund extended his stick to knock the puck in, and the
celebration ensued. "We were playing really good. We were creating chances. We
got rewarded. We need to just keep playing like that," Granlund said. Game 4 is
at Xcel Energy Center on Thursday, when the Avalanche will be without defenceman
Tyson Barrie. He took a knee-to-knee hit in the second period that yielded a
penalty for Matt Cooke and a medial collateral ligament injury for Barrie. Coach
Patrick Roy said hell be need four to six weeks to recover. "Knee on
Tyson Barrie is without a doubt the play of the game. We lost our best offensive
defenceman," Roy said, expressing confidence the NHL will suspend Cooke.
Darcy Kuemper made 22 saves, and the Wild goalie in his first career playoff
start was just as good as Varlamov. He said he had a feeling this would be a
one-goal game. "I just tried to stick with it and make the saves I had to,"
Kuemper said. "My teammates were obviously playing unbelievable and making it
easy on me. I was just trying to do my job and stay sharp." After the Avalanche
line of Nathan MacKinnon, Paul Stastny and Gabe Landeskog combined for 17 points
and seven goals over the first two games, the Wild kept them from doing any
damage. The Wild shuffled their lines, with veteran Dany Heatleys move off the
scratch list the most notable change, and played their style. They didnt get
enough guys to the net for long rebounds Varlamov has a tendency to produce, but
they completely controlled the flow, even if there wasnt much to show for it.
"We were a little on our heels. We couldve been a little bit better, played a
little more simple," MacKinnon said. After wasting a 4-2 lead in Game 1, giving
up the tying goal with 13 seconds left to Stastny, as well as the overtime
winner, the Wild badly needed to recapture some energy. They did from the
opening faceoff, firing up a crowd thats been waiting 11 years for a playoff
series victory. The Wild finally figured out how to contain the super-fast
MacKinnon, forcing the 18-year-old wonder to have to stay in his own zone. They
had the Avalanche on their heels for the majority of regulation. Cooke was all
over the ice in his 100th career playoff game, colliding with just about every
white Colorado jersey. "We didnt play up to what were capable of, theres no
doubt. But Id rather give them credit. They played well. They were sharp. They
were the better team on the ice," Roy said, adding yet more praise for Varlamov.
Thanks to Granlund, the Wild avoided the huge hole. "Lets not kid ourselves.
This is a huge win for us, not only to get the win but the way that we played
the game, the way that we played our game," Yeo said. "We know that next game is
going to be even bigger and a tougher test, and were going to have to be real
good. But theres no question that we needed this one."
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conversation. Nash, who plays for the rival L.A. Lakers, spoke as a
representative of current NBA players at a press conference assembled by
Sacramento mayor and National Basketball Players Association adviser Kevin
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Red Wings to snap their longest losing streak of the season.BAIE-COMEAU, Que. --
Charles Hudon scored three times and Philippe Cadorette made 21 saves as the
Baie-Comeau Drakkar crushed the visiting Chicoutimi Sagueens 9-2 on Saturday to
clinch the Jean Rougeau Trophy as the Quebec Major Junior Hockey Leagues
regular-season champions. Denis Gorbunov, Valentin Zykov and Maxime St-Cyr had a
goal and two assists apiece for the Drakkar (47-16-5) while Nicolas Meloche,
Alexandre Ranger and Frederic Gamelin each scored once. Samuel Blier and Victor
Provencher scored for the Sagueneens (27-40-1), who are on a five-game slide
heading into the post-season. Chicoutimis Domenic Graham allowed nine goals on
46 shots Baie-Comeau went 4 for 5 on the power play while the Sagueneens scored
twice on four chances with the man advantage. --- REMPARTS 2 OCEANIC 0 RIMOUSKI,
Que. -- Francois Brassard stopped 47 shots as Quebec halted the Oceanics 16-game
winning streak. Nick Sorensen and Zachery Moody scored for the Remparts
(39-17-12) and Olivier Archambault assisted on both goals. Peter Trainor led all
Rimouski (45-16-7) skaters with nine shots on Brassard, who earned his second
shutout of the season. Philippe Desrosiers turned aside 26-of-28 shots for the
Oceanic. --- FOREURS 6 PHOENIX 0 SHERBROOKE, Que. -- Keven Bouchard made 23
saves and Maxime Presseault had a pair of goals as Val-dOr extended their win
streak to five games heading into the playoffs. Anthony Richard, Louick
Marcotte, Samuel Henley and Jeremie Fraser also scored for the Foreurs
(46-20-2). Matej Beran had four shots on net for the Phoenix (16-43-9), who
finish the season out of the playoffs and losers of eight in a row. Sherbrookes
Maxime Lagace stopped 16-of-18 shots before giving way to Francis Desrosiers,
who allowed four goals on 24 shots in 30 minutes of action. --- VOLTIGEURS 7
TIGRES 2 VICTORIAVILLE, Que. -- Georgs Golovkovs scored twice and Matthew
Donnelly had a goal and two assists as Drummondville toppled the Tigres. Dylan
Montcalm and Frederick Gaudreau each had a goal and an assist for the Voltigeurs
(43-21-4), who head into the playoffs on a six-game winning streak, while Ryan
Culkin and Olivier Caouette had the others. Victoriaville (33-27-8) got goals
from Yan Pavel Laplante and Angelo Miceli. Drummondvilles Louis-Philip Guindon
made 17 saves for the win. Brandon Whitney allowed six goals on 23 shots through
two periods of play for the Tigres. Francois Tremblay stopped 13 shots in the
third period. --- ISLANDERS 6 SEA DOGS 2 CHARLOTTETOWN -- Mason McDonald made 35
saves and Zach Beaton scored twice as the Islanders handed Saint John its
seventh straight defeat to end the season.
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Henley also scored for Charlottetown (21-39-8). Spencer Smallman scored both
goals for the Sea Dogs (19-44-5), who failed to reach the post-season. Saint
Johns Antoine Landry stopped 31-of-37 shots in a losing cause. --- MOOSEHEADS 8
SCREAMING EAGLES 6 HALIFAX -- Jonathan Drouin had a goal and six assists and
Philippe Gadoury scored three times as the Mooseheads downed Cape Breton for
their 12th win in a row. Darcy Ashley and Nikolaj Ehlers each had a goal and two
assists for Halifax (47-18-3) while Andrew Ryan and Danny Moynihan added single
goals. Julien Pelletier, Guillaume Gauthier, Charles-Eric Legare, Raphael
Corriveau and Kyle farrell supplied the scoring for the Screaming Eagles
(37-27-4). Zachary Fucale allowed four goals on 16 shots for the Mooseheads
before giving way to Kevin Darveau, who stopped 7-of-8 shots in a period of
relief. Cape Bretons Alex Bureau turned aside 44-of-51 shots in defeat. ---
WILDCATS 2 TITAN 1 MONCTON, N.B. -- Jason Rioux made 35 saves as the Wildcats
slipped past Acadie-Bathurst. Mathieu Olivier and Vladimir Tkachev scored for
Moncton (33-32-3), which heads into the playoffs 3-7-0 in its last 10 outings.
Alexandros Soumakis scored for the Titan (22-40-6). Acadie-Bathursts
Jacobbrennan turned away 27-of-29 shots in a losing cause. --- ARMADA 6
CATARACTES 2 BOISBRIAND, Que. -- Marc-Olivier Roy had two goals and two assists
as the Armada downed Shawinigan. Olivier Picard, Dominic Talbot-Tassi, Guillaume
Beadoin and Frederic Bergeron also scored for Blainville-Boisbriand (41-17-10).
Anthony Beauvillier and Gabriel Slight scored for the Cataractes (20-39-9), who
clinched the final playoff position Friday night. Samuel Montembault made 15
saves for the Armada. Storm Phaneuf kicked out 16-of-20 shots for Shawinigan
before giving way to Marvin Cupper, who stopped 11-of-13 shots in 32 minutes of
relief. --- HUSKIES 5 OLYMPIQUES 1 GATINEAU, Que. -- Jean-Seabstien Dea had two
goals and an assist and Marcus Power chipped in with three assists as
Rouyn-Noranda halted its four-game slide by defeating the Olympiques. Jason
Fuchs, Jack Nevins and Francis Perron also scored for the Huskies (35-28-5).
Alexandre Belanger turned aside 35-of-36 shots for Rouyn-Noranda. Vincent Dunn
scored for Gatineau (41-23-4) and Anthony Brodeur made 27 saves in defeat.
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