PHILADELPHIA FLYERS (21-10-9) vs. MINNESOTA WILD (20-16-3)
BROADCAST INFO FOR THIS GAME:Television: FS-N, FS-WI and CSN-PH (HD)
Philadelphia Radio:
http://flyers.nhl.com/team/app/?serv...&id=2008020600Minnesota Radio:
http://wild.nhl.com/team/app/?servic...&id=2008020600Webcasts: Post 'em if you got 'em
Цитата:
http://www.philly.com/dailynews/spor..._for_game.htmlComcast SportsNet will give viewers a unique look at tonight's Flyers-Minnesota Wild game.
Features planned for the 7 p.m. game include the team's game-day preparations, the players' arrival to the arena, behind-the-scenes access to the players' warmups, ice and arena preparations, coaching decisions and the view from the press box.
CSN also will show how it prepares for each game broadcast. * GAME PREVIEW and LINK TO TEAMS' WEBSITES:Game Preview:
http://flyers.nhl.com/team/app?gameN...9&service=pageFlyers' Website:
http://flyers.nhl.com/Wild Website:
http://wild.nhl.com/LINKS TO RECENT ARTICLES:Flyers Scoop: Some Capital potshots coming from D.C. --
http://www.delcotimes.com/articles/2...1486997681.txtPanaccio: Sbisa on a Quick Learning Curve --
http://philadelphia.comcastsportsnet...989&feedID=695Backstrom named to All-Star Game --
http://blogs2.startribune.com/blogs/wildblog/Brent Burns has some pretty 'wild' animals --
http://www.minnpost.com/minnclips/20...y_wild_animalsWild-Philadelphia preview --
http://www.startribune.com/sports/wi...L7PQLanchO7DiUWill Minnesota Wild try to keep star goalie Niklas Backstrom in the fold? --
http://www.twincities.com/sports/ci_...nclick_check=1
FLYERS' NOTES:The Flyers are 17-4-6 in the last 27 games including 2-2-2 on the recently concluded six-game road trip.
The Flyers are 16-1-5 when scoring the first goal of a game.
The Flyers are 13-1-2 when leading after the first period.
The Flyers are 19-1-6 when tied/leading after the second period.
The Flyers are 10-0-2 in their last 12 on home ice.
The Flyers have 30 goals in their last five home games.
The Flyers have the NHL's second best PP (25.8%) and lead the NHL at home (35.7%).
FLYERS' POSSIBLE LINEUP:Forwards:12 Simon Gagne -- 18 Mike Richards -- 22 Mike Knuble
9 Scottie Upshall -- 17 Jeff Carter -- 19 Scott Hartnell
47 Luca Sbisa -- 13 Glen Metropolit -- 14 Andreas Nodl
32 Riley Cote -- 36 Darroll Powe -- 45 Arron Asham/24 Josh Gratton
Defensemen:44 Kimmo Timonen -- 23 Ossi Vaananen
5 Braydon Coburn -- 25 Matt Carle
41 Andrew Alberts -- 6 Randy Jones
Goalies:43 Martin Biron (expected starter)
49 Scott Munroe
FLYERS' INJURIES:2 Derian Hatcher (right knee damage) is on injured reserve.
9 Scottie Upshall took a shoulder to the jaw by teammate Jeff Carter Tuesday night but will play tonight.
12 Simon Gagne recovered from his right shoulder strain and played the last game. He will play tonight.
15 Joffrey Lupul suffered an abdominal pull January 2 and was placed on the injured list January 5. He was originally thought to be sidelined at least two weeks from that date, however there is some improvement and he may return earlier than anticipated.
19 Scott Hartnell will play tonight despite a broken big toe.
24 Josh Gratton has an abdominal injury and is available for tonight's game.
28 Claude Giroux will not play tonight as he suffered a mild concussion January 2 after being sticked to the jaw by Corey Perry. It is at least his second concussion.
30 Antero Niittymaki suffered a groin pull January 3 and is on the injured list. He is expected out 7-to-10 days.
36 Darroll Powe has a hip pointer. He is available for tonight's game.
44 Kimmo Timonen has a chip fracture in his ankle but will play.
45 Arron Asham has a knee injury but could play tonight.
46 Jon Kalinski is in the hospital and will not play tonight (he could be released from the hospital today). After suffering a severe contusion and swelling to the left thigh from being kneed, he had surgery with an incision from his hip to his knee in order to drain blood. He could miss a couple of weeks from January 5. Kalinski could be placed on LTIR at some point.
48 Danny Briere will not play tonight. There is a slight possibility he could return this weekend but more likely next week.
FLYERS' ROSTER:Forwards:# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
45 Arron Asham ** 5' 11" 205 Apr 13, 1978 30 Portage La Prairie, MB, CAN
48 Danny Briere ** 5' 10" 179 Oct 6, 1977 31 Gatineau, QC, CAN
17 Jeff Carter 6' 3" 200 Jan 1, 1985 24 London, ON, CAN
32 Riley Cote 6' 2" 220 Mar 16, 1982 26 Winnipeg, MB, CAN
12 Simon Gagne "A" 6' 0" 195 Feb 29, 1980 28 Ste. Foy, QC, CAN
28 Claude Giroux 5' 11" 172 Jan 12, 1988 20 Hearst, ON, CAN
24 Josh Gratton 6' 2" 214 Sep 9, 1982 26 Brantford, ON, CAN
19 Scott Hartnell 6' 2" 210 Apr 18, 1982 26 Regina, SK, CAN
46 Jon Kalinski 6' 1" 175 May 25, 1987 21 Bonnyville, AB, CAN
22 Mike Knuble 6' 3" 230 Jul 4, 1972 36 Toronto, ON, CAN
15 Joffrey Lupul ** 6' 1" 205 Sep 23, 1983 25 Fort Saskatchewan, AB, CAN
13 Glen Metropolit 5' 10" 195 Jun 25, 1974 34 Toronto, ON, CAN
14 Andreas Nodl 6' 1" 196 Feb 28, 1987 21 Vienna, AUT
36 Darroll Powe 5' 11" 212 Jun 22, 1985 23 Saskatoon, SK, CAN
18 Mike Richards "C" 5' 11" 195 Feb 11, 1985 23 Kenora, ON, CAN
9 Scottie Upshall 6' 0" 197 Oct 7, 1983 25 Fort Mcmurray, AB, CAN
Defensemen:# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
41 Andrew Alberts 6' 5" 218 Jun 30, 1981 27 Minneapolis, MN, USA
25 Matt Carle 6' 0" 205 Sep 25, 1984 24 Anchorage, AK, USA
5 Braydon Coburn 6' 5" 220 Feb 27, 1985 23 Calgary, AB, CAN
2 Derian Hatcher ** 6' 5" 235 Jun 4, 1972 36 Sterling Heights, MI, USA
6 Randy Jones 6' 2" 200 Jul 23, 1981 27 Quispamsis, NB, CAN
3 Lasse Kukkonen 6' 0" 190 Sep 18, 1981 27 Oulu, FIN
47 Luca Sbisa 6' 2" 190 Jan 30, 1990 18 Ozieri, ITA
44 Kimmo Timonen "A" 5' 10" 194 Mar 18, 1975 33 Kuopio, FIN
23 Ossi Vaananen 6' 4" 215 Aug 18, 1980 28 Vantaa, FIN
Goalies:# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
43 Martin Biron 6' 3" 180 Aug 15, 1977 31 Lac St. Charles, QC, CAN
49 Scott Munroe 6' 2" 195 Jan 20, 1982 26 Moose Jaw, SK, CAN
30 Antero Niittymaki 6' 1" 195 Jun 18, 1980 28 Turku, FIN
INJURED RESERVEFLYERS' STATS:http://flyers.nhl.com/team/app?service=page&page=Stats
WILD LINEUP:
Forwards:
Benoit Pouliot, Mikko Koivu, Owen Nolan.
Andrew Brunette, Krys Kolanos, Pierre-Marc Bouchard.
Antti Miettinen, Eric Belanger, Cal Clutterbuck.
Colton Gillies, James Sheppard, Craig Weller.
Defensemen:
Brent Burns, Nick Schultz,
Kim Johnsson, Martin Skoula,
John Scott, Marek Zidlicky
Goaltenders:
Niklas Backstrom
Josh Harding
WILD INJURIES:
RW Marian Gaborik is expected to be out 10 to 14 weeks following left hip surgery Monday. Gaborik had a torn labrum and damaged cartilage in the groin area.
D Marc-Andre Bergeron has missed the last eight games due to a knee injury. He will not play tonight.
LW Stephane Veilleux has the flu and is not expected to play tonight.
LW Derek Boogaard (upper body) is not expected to play tonight.
D Kurtis Foster (broken left leg) is expected to be out at least another month.
WILD ROSTER:
Forwards:
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
25 Eric Belanger 5' 11" 187 Dec 16, 1977 31 Sherbrooke, QC, CAN
24 Derek Boogaard 6' 8" 257 Jun 23, 1982 26 Saskatoon, SK, CAN
96 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 5' 10" 173 Apr 27, 1984 24 Sherbrooke, QC, CAN
15 Andrew Brunette "A" 6' 1" 210 Aug 24, 1973 35 Sudbury, ON, CAN
22 Cal Clutterbuck 5' 11" 213 Nov 18, 1987 21 Welland, ON, CAN
10 Marian Gaborik ** 6' 1" 199 Feb 14, 1982 26 Trencin, SVK
18 Colton Gillies 6' 4" 189 Feb 12, 1989 19 White Rock, BC, CAN
9 Mikko Koivu "C" 6' 2" 200 Mar 12, 1983 25 Turku, FIN
39 Krystofer Kolanos 6' 3" 206 Jul 27, 1981 27 Calgary, AB, CAN
20 Antti Miettinen 6' 0" 190 Jul 3, 1980 28 Hameenl, FIN
11 Owen Nolan 6' 1" 214 Feb 12, 1972 36 Belfast, IRL
67 Benoit Pouliot 6' 3" 199 Sep 29, 1986 22 Alfred, ON, CAN
51 James Sheppard 6' 2" 210 Apr 25, 1988 20 Halifax, NS, CAN
19 Stephane Veilleux 6' 0" 190 Nov 16, 1981 27 Saint-Georg, QC, CAN
12 Craig Weller 6' 4" 220 Mar 17, 1981 27 Calgary, AB, CAN
Defensemen:
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
47 Marc-Andre Bergeron ** 5' 9" 198 Oct 13, 1980 28 Trois-Rivières, QC, CAN
8 Brent Burns 6' 5" 219 Mar 9, 1985 23 Ajax, ON, CAN
26 Kurtis Foster 6' 5" 220 Nov 24, 1981 27 Carp, ON, CAN
5 Kim Johnsson 6' 1" 193 Mar 16, 1976 32 Malmo, SWE
2 Erik Reitz 6' 1" 222 Jul 29, 1982 26 Detroit, MI, USA
55 Nick Schultz 6' 1" 200 Aug 25, 1982 26 Strasbourg, SK, CAN
36 John Scott 6' 8" 258 Sep 26, 1982 26 Edmonton, AB, CAN
41 Martin Skoula 6' 3" 226 Oct 28, 1979 29 Litomerice, CZE
3 Marek Zidlicky 5' 11" 190 Feb 3, 1977 31 Most, CZE
Goaltenders:
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
32 Niklas Backstrom 6' 1" 189 Feb 13, 1978 30 Helsinki, FIN
29 Josh Harding 6' 1" 197 Jun 18, 1984 24 Regina, SK, CAN
WILD STATS:
http://wild.nhl.com/team/app?service=page&page=Stats
FLYERS-WILD SERIES HISTORY: Current and Miscellaneous:The Flyers own an all-time W-L-T-OTL record of 5-2-1-0.
The Flyers are 4-1-0-0 at home and 1-1-1-0 away.
Branko Radivojevic's GWG December 10, 2005
2000s:October 11, 2000 -- The teams met in Minnesota for the first time and Eric Desjardins' (8 shots) goal midway in the third period knotted the score at the eventual final of 3-3. Peter White scored the other Flyers' goals. The Flyers outshot the Wild 7-2 in OT and 39-22 in the game.
March 15, 2001 -- The teams met in Philadelphia for the first time and Roman Cechmanek (15-save shutout and one assist) and Michal Sykora (two points) starred in the Flyers' 3-0 victory. The shutout was the rookie's ninth of the season which placed him atop the shutout category at that point of the season. Since Bill Barber became head coach, Cechmanek started every home game and had a 16-3-2 home mark in 21 appearances. The Flyers had 36 shots. Prior to the game, Mark Howe was inducted as the 17th member of the Flyers' Hall of Fame.
December 8, 2001 -- Jan Hlavac's two goals within 42 seconds broke open a tight game and the Flyers won 5-1 in Philadelphia. Mark Recchi had three points. Roman Cechmanek made 31 saves.
February 10, 2003 -- Manny Fernandez made 30 saves in leading Minnesota to a 1-0 win in Philadelphia. Pascal Dupuis had the lone goal. The Flyers won 35 of 55 faceoffs, including 12 of 15 by Keith Primeau, and outshot the Wild 30-19.
February 12, 2003 -- Dwayne Roloson made 31 saves in leading the Wild to a 2-0 home win on national TV. Cliff Ronning and Wes Walz scored. Minnesota had consecutive shutouts against the Flyers in three nights and two goalies made 61 saves. It was the first time an NHL team had consecutive shutouts in a home-and-home series since the Flyers did it to the Rangers in October 1999.
November 20, 2003 -- Robert Esche made 21 saves and the hot Flyers (7-0-1 in the last eight) won 3-1 in Philadelphia. All four goals came in a stretch of 5:07 in the late stages of the second period. Mark Recchi (2-1-3), Tony Amonte (1-1-2) and Jeremy Roenick (0-2-2) led the Flyers. Recchi scored PPGs on the first and last goals in the stretch of four, the first coming on a 5-on-3 advantage. Philly outshot Minnesota 41-23. The lone goal by the Wild was by Alexandre Daigle. A classic fight between Jim Vandermeer-Brad Brown:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz4EW...90&Fight=11993
November 20, 2003
December 10, 2005 -- Branko Radivojevic scored with 53 seconds to play in the Flyers' 3-2 home victory. Radivojevic was sent on the ice as a defensive solution but picked up a loose rebound off a Mike Knuble shot for the GWG. The Flyers led 2-0 midway though the game but the Wild eventually knotted the game 2-2. Kim Johnsson scored for Philadelphia as did Peter Forsberg (1-1-2) who returned to the lineup after missing six games with a groin strain. The Flyers were without Simon Gagne, Eric Desjardins, Keith Primeau, Joni Pitkanen and Turner Stevenson.
Branko Radivojevic December 10, 2005
December 5, 2007 -- Jeff Carter had two points in the first period and the Flyers skated to a 3-1 win at the Xcel Energy Center in Minnesota. Antero Niittymaki made 28 saves. The Wild went 1-for-8 on the PP while the Flyers failed on just two chances. The Flyers had three minors in the first 5:18 of the game but led 2-0 after the first period. After 86 seconds, the Flyers' two leading scorers, Daniel Briere and Mike Richards, were in the penalty box and Minnesota had a five-on-three power play for more than a minute. The Wild had a called goal overturned after a video review couldn't find evidence that the puck had crossed the goal line. Minnesota did score in the second period but Braydon Coburn made it 3-1 in the third period. Hits: Minnesota 15, Philadelphia 1 according to the final scoresheet.
Jason Smith December 5, 2007
FLYERS' UPCOMING SCHEDULE and RESULTS:All Times are Eastern Timehttp://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/teams/...=phi&year=2009Sat, Jan 10 Toronto 7:00 PM
Tue, Jan 13 Pittsburgh 7:00 PM
Thu, Jan 15 @ Tampa Bay 7:30 PM
Fri, Jan 16 @ Florida 7:30 PM
Wed, Jan 21 Atlanta 7:00 PM
Tue, Jan 27 @ Florida 7:30 PM
Fri, Jan 30 @ Tampa Bay 7:30 PM
Sat, Jan 31 @ St. Louis 8:30 PM
Wed, Feb 4 Boston 7:00 PM
Sat, Feb 7 @ Boston 1:00 PM
Sun, Feb 8 @ Atlanta 3:00 PM
Thu, Feb 12 Ottawa 7:00 PM
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