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Eastern Conference Semi-Finals, Game 4
Erie 5 - 3 Lexington
Series tied, 2-2
Husky (W) - 40 Saves
Ramses (L) - 31 Saves
Player of the Game: Belic Bear, D, ERE
Erie Starting Lineup: Conway, Bigelow, Laitinen, K'gra, Belic
Lexington Starting Lineup: Silvarin, Blizzard, St. Francois, Larrson, S. Kozlov
First Period
ERIE GOAL: Bigelow (2) - Unassisted
ERIE GOAL: Laitinen (3) - Bigelow (5), Conway (2)
ERIE GOAL: Belic (1) - Unassisted
LEXINGTON GOAL: Blizzard (3) - St. Francois (3), Larrson (4)
LEXINGTON GOAL: Silvarin (1) - Blizzard (4), S. Kozlov (2)
Second Period
ERIE GOAL: Bigelow (3) - Belic (3)
Third Period
LEXINGTON FIGHTING MAJOR: Larrson, replaced by Aneta Kozlov for remainder of period
ERIE FIGHTING MAJOR: Belic, replaced by Luca Snowe for remainder of period
ERIE GOAL: K'gra (1) - Laitinen (3), Snowe (1)
LEXINGTON GOAL: Silvarin (2) - Unassisted
Eastern Conference Semi-Finals, Game 5
Hamilton 3 - 2 Bridgeport
Wanderers lead series, 3-2
Collie (W) - 29 Saves
Hallertau (L) - 41 Saves
Player of the Game: Saaz Hallertau, G, BPB
Hamilton Starting Lineup: Rentanen, St. Claire, Parlett, Jones, Demidov
Bridgeport Starting Lineup: Turunen, Yasmiranov, Roberts, Delucci, LeLis
First Period
BRIDGEPORT GOAL: Roberts (3) - Yasmiranov (5), Turunen (8)
BRIDGEPORT GOAL: LeLis (1) - Yasmiranov (6), Roberts (1)
Second Period
HAMILTON FIGHTING MAJOR: Demidov, replaced by Marc-Andre Bisaillon for remainder of period
BRIDGEPORT FIGHTING MAJOR: LeLis, replaced by Bjorn Grafeldr for remainder of period
HAMILTON GOAL: Rentanen (4) - Bisaillon (4)
HAMILTON GOAL: Parlett (4) - Jones (2), Bisaillon (5)
HAMILTON INJURY: St. Claire (knee), replaced by Nathan Tamurello for remainder of game
Third Period
HAMILTON GOAL: Tamurello (2) - Rentanen (6)
Western Conference Semi-Finals, Game 5
Portland 4 - 0 Las Vegas
Roses win series, 4-1
Pehltonen (W) - 30 Saves
Howling (L) - 41 Saves
Player of the Game: Paul Shepherd, D, PLR
Portland Starting Lineup: Sandstrom, Kieffer, Backdraft, Wingdog, Shepherd
Las Vegas Starting Lineup: Good, Neighbors, Streip, Danneskjold, Slovaki
First Period
No Scoring
Second Period
LAS VEGAS INJURY: Slovaki (foot), out for game. Replaced by Kirill Sidorov
PORTLAND GOAL: Backdraft - Shepherd (11), Kieffer (3)
PORTLAND GOAL: Shepherd (4) - Wingdog (6), Backdraft (4)
Third Period
PORTLAND GOAL: Kieffer (4) - Wingdog (7), Sandstrom (4)
PORTLAND GOAL: Kieffer (5) - Shepherd (12)
Colorado Springs 4 - 3 Saskatoon (OT)
Pioneers lead series, 3-2
Sparks (W) - 46 Saves
Alekseev (L) 37 Saves
Player of the Game: Ivan Petrov, F, CSP
Colorado Springs Starting Lineup: Knows-His-Gun, Vanderhoosen, Kennick, Brushtail, Tuomi
Saskatoon Starting Lineup: Baric, Tushenko, Dgeordgevich, Oberheiszer, Sherapovich
First Period
SASKATOON GOAL: Tushenko (6) - Oberheiszer (5), Sherapovich (4)
COLORADO SPRINGS INJURY: Vanderhoosen (tail) out for game. Replaced by Ivan Petrov
COLORADO SPRINGS GOAL: Petrov (3) - Knows-His-Gun (4), Tuomi (2)
Second Period
COLORADO SPRINGS GOAL: Petrov (4) - Kennick (2), Tuomi (3)
Third Period
SASKATOON GOAL: Baric (4) - Dgeordgevich (2)
SASKATOON GOAL: Tushenko (7) - Oberheiszer (6)
SASKATOON INJURY: Sherapovich (head) out for game. Replaced by Richmond Swift
COLORADO SPRINGS GOAL: Tuomi (4) - Brushtail (5)
Overtime Period
COLORADO SPRING HAT TRICK: Petrov (5) - Brushtail (6), Knows-His-Gun (5)
Players Receiving Growth Points
Pehltonen - 2 (Series Win, Shutout Goalie)
Wingdog - 2 (Series Win, Shutout Defenseman)
Shepherd - 2 (Series Win, Shutout Defenseman)
Sandstrom - 1 (Series Win)
Kieffer - 1 (Series Win)
Vaugh - 1 (Series Win)
Sefu - 1 (Series Win)
Petrov - 1 (Hat Trick)
Erie 5 - 3 Lexington
Series tied, 2-2
Husky (W) - 40 Saves
Ramses (L) - 31 Saves
Player of the Game: Belic Bear, D, ERE
Erie Starting Lineup: Conway, Bigelow, Laitinen, K'gra, Belic
Lexington Starting Lineup: Silvarin, Blizzard, St. Francois, Larrson, S. Kozlov
First Period
ERIE GOAL: Bigelow (2) - Unassisted
ERIE GOAL: Laitinen (3) - Bigelow (5), Conway (2)
ERIE GOAL: Belic (1) - Unassisted
LEXINGTON GOAL: Blizzard (3) - St. Francois (3), Larrson (4)
LEXINGTON GOAL: Silvarin (1) - Blizzard (4), S. Kozlov (2)
Second Period
ERIE GOAL: Bigelow (3) - Belic (3)
Third Period
LEXINGTON FIGHTING MAJOR: Larrson, replaced by Aneta Kozlov for remainder of period
ERIE FIGHTING MAJOR: Belic, replaced by Luca Snowe for remainder of period
ERIE GOAL: K'gra (1) - Laitinen (3), Snowe (1)
LEXINGTON GOAL: Silvarin (2) - Unassisted
Eastern Conference Semi-Finals, Game 5
Hamilton 3 - 2 Bridgeport
Wanderers lead series, 3-2
Collie (W) - 29 Saves
Hallertau (L) - 41 Saves
Player of the Game: Saaz Hallertau, G, BPB
Hamilton Starting Lineup: Rentanen, St. Claire, Parlett, Jones, Demidov
Bridgeport Starting Lineup: Turunen, Yasmiranov, Roberts, Delucci, LeLis
First Period
BRIDGEPORT GOAL: Roberts (3) - Yasmiranov (5), Turunen (8)
BRIDGEPORT GOAL: LeLis (1) - Yasmiranov (6), Roberts (1)
Second Period
HAMILTON FIGHTING MAJOR: Demidov, replaced by Marc-Andre Bisaillon for remainder of period
BRIDGEPORT FIGHTING MAJOR: LeLis, replaced by Bjorn Grafeldr for remainder of period
HAMILTON GOAL: Rentanen (4) - Bisaillon (4)
HAMILTON GOAL: Parlett (4) - Jones (2), Bisaillon (5)
HAMILTON INJURY: St. Claire (knee), replaced by Nathan Tamurello for remainder of game
Third Period
HAMILTON GOAL: Tamurello (2) - Rentanen (6)
Western Conference Semi-Finals, Game 5
Portland 4 - 0 Las Vegas
Roses win series, 4-1
Pehltonen (W) - 30 Saves
Howling (L) - 41 Saves
Player of the Game: Paul Shepherd, D, PLR
Portland Starting Lineup: Sandstrom, Kieffer, Backdraft, Wingdog, Shepherd
Las Vegas Starting Lineup: Good, Neighbors, Streip, Danneskjold, Slovaki
First Period
No Scoring
Second Period
LAS VEGAS INJURY: Slovaki (foot), out for game. Replaced by Kirill Sidorov
PORTLAND GOAL: Backdraft - Shepherd (11), Kieffer (3)
PORTLAND GOAL: Shepherd (4) - Wingdog (6), Backdraft (4)
Third Period
PORTLAND GOAL: Kieffer (4) - Wingdog (7), Sandstrom (4)
PORTLAND GOAL: Kieffer (5) - Shepherd (12)
Colorado Springs 4 - 3 Saskatoon (OT)
Pioneers lead series, 3-2
Sparks (W) - 46 Saves
Alekseev (L) 37 Saves
Player of the Game: Ivan Petrov, F, CSP
Colorado Springs Starting Lineup: Knows-His-Gun, Vanderhoosen, Kennick, Brushtail, Tuomi
Saskatoon Starting Lineup: Baric, Tushenko, Dgeordgevich, Oberheiszer, Sherapovich
First Period
SASKATOON GOAL: Tushenko (6) - Oberheiszer (5), Sherapovich (4)
COLORADO SPRINGS INJURY: Vanderhoosen (tail) out for game. Replaced by Ivan Petrov
COLORADO SPRINGS GOAL: Petrov (3) - Knows-His-Gun (4), Tuomi (2)
Second Period
COLORADO SPRINGS GOAL: Petrov (4) - Kennick (2), Tuomi (3)
Third Period
SASKATOON GOAL: Baric (4) - Dgeordgevich (2)
SASKATOON GOAL: Tushenko (7) - Oberheiszer (6)
SASKATOON INJURY: Sherapovich (head) out for game. Replaced by Richmond Swift
COLORADO SPRINGS GOAL: Tuomi (4) - Brushtail (5)
Overtime Period
COLORADO SPRING HAT TRICK: Petrov (5) - Brushtail (6), Knows-His-Gun (5)
Players Receiving Growth Points
Pehltonen - 2 (Series Win, Shutout Goalie)
Wingdog - 2 (Series Win, Shutout Defenseman)
Shepherd - 2 (Series Win, Shutout Defenseman)
Sandstrom - 1 (Series Win)
Kieffer - 1 (Series Win)
Vaugh - 1 (Series Win)
Sefu - 1 (Series Win)
Petrov - 1 (Hat Trick)
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*helmet bonks and cuffs his teammates, growling happily* Fuckin' YES! Great game, boys! Every single one of us dug in and played a hard-assed game! We play like that every shift--every game--and we can beat anyone in this league! Keep it goin' boys!
Pretty proud of the Gordie Howe hat trick. Goal, assist, and fight! XD
Pretty proud of the Gordie Howe hat trick. Goal, assist, and fight! XD
We're getting back in the game, I swear i'm the next Roberto Luongo when it comes to shots though. I'm having to stop 40+ shots a night, could use the boys stepping in front of a few to cut down the pace, this dog can only keep so many out. Were waking up though and moving forward we ain't going quietly that's for sure. I need to step up my game as well.
I'm throwing my fat ass in front of every shot I can, and roughing forwards up trying to keep the crease clear for ya. We have the best D in the league, and I don't know how they're getting 40 shots on you. They're probably just firing crap shots from everywhere hoping to get a lucky bounce.
Oh God... DO NOT compare yourself to Loseongo or we'll NEVER win a cup! XD
You're the best goalie around, Drakey! We'll tighten up the D for ya and help ya out! And if anyone chops you after the whistle they're gonna lose a fuckin' paw! *snarl*
((Kinda wish the FHL had some sort of floating Offense and Defense points GM's could allocate towards a more offensive or defensive style of play to suit their opponent or compensate for weaknesses. Kind of like a slider bar on a video game. Like if a team isn't scoring enough goals, they can open their game up offensively by allocating more points to an offensive category to give them a better probability of scoring in the simulator, BUT, you'd have to take those points from the defensive categories to do it. And if they bumped up their D, it'd take away from their offensive chances. Just like real hockey. It'd be more realistic, and fun for teams to tweak to address weaknesses. Just a thought/opinion. Don't bitch me out for having one! LOL))
Oh God... DO NOT compare yourself to Loseongo or we'll NEVER win a cup! XD
You're the best goalie around, Drakey! We'll tighten up the D for ya and help ya out! And if anyone chops you after the whistle they're gonna lose a fuckin' paw! *snarl*
((Kinda wish the FHL had some sort of floating Offense and Defense points GM's could allocate towards a more offensive or defensive style of play to suit their opponent or compensate for weaknesses. Kind of like a slider bar on a video game. Like if a team isn't scoring enough goals, they can open their game up offensively by allocating more points to an offensive category to give them a better probability of scoring in the simulator, BUT, you'd have to take those points from the defensive categories to do it. And if they bumped up their D, it'd take away from their offensive chances. Just like real hockey. It'd be more realistic, and fun for teams to tweak to address weaknesses. Just a thought/opinion. Don't bitch me out for having one! LOL))
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