Redbulls Hockey Club
Last Game Result: Oct 29 2005
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | F | ||
| The Monarchs | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | ||
| Redbulls Hockey Club « | 0 | 2 | 1 | 3 | ||
| Play-By-Play | Boxscore | ||||||
Goal Scorers: Rob Waterford (09:36 in 2nd), Rob Waterford (14:22 in 2nd), Josh Eastman (00:19 in 3rd)
Goaltender: Pete Irvin (W)
| Coming Up |
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| Sun Oct 10th 2010 7:30pm Game vs The Barrons at Joe Louis Area |
Regular Season Leaders
| Points | Aaron Ortiz & Rob Waterford | 5 |
| Goals | Josh Eastman & Rob Waterford | 3 |
| Assists | Aaron Ortiz | 5 |
| PIM | Aaron Ortiz | 14 |
| SO | Pete Irvin & Jay Lamberto | 0 |
| Wins | Pete Irvin | 2 |
| GAA | Jay Lamberto | 1.00 |
Jean-Gabriel Pageau scores with 11 seconds left in regulation
Posted by: Hockey Clubhouse on Fri Jan 15th 2010 4:43pm
Jean-Gabriel Pageau scored with 11 seconds left in regulation for Gatineau as the Olympiques beat the Rimouski Oceanic 4-3 in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action Tuesday.
Gatineau led 3-2 after two periods but Julien Levasseur's second of the night for Rimouski knotted the game at 10:50 of the third.
Mathieu figured he was due for a lucky bounce...
Posted by: Hockey Clubhouse on Fri Jan 15th 2010 4:40pm
Cory Schneider made 25 saves for his third shutout and Mathieu Schneider scored the game-winning goal less than a minute into the first period as the Manitoba Moose defeated the Abbotsford Heat 3-0 in American Hockey League action Wednesday.
Mathieu Schneider opened the scoring on the power play when he one-timed a feed from Evan Oberg past a screened Matt Keetley.
Gagne and Flyers 'a ways away'
Posted by: Hockey Clubhouse on Sat Sep 09th 2006 2:56pm
"I talked with my agent, and we think it would be too dangerous to go to camp with no contract," Gagne told the Philadelphia Inquirer yesterday, referring to Bob Sauve."Basically, we want a contract before I go to camp. If not, I'm not going to go."
General manager Bob Clarke and Sauve talked yesterday, but the two sides remain far apart.
"We offered Simon $5 million a year for four years and $5 million a year for five years," Clarke said. "We haven't been unfair to Simon Gagne. The statistics and everything else back it up. We didn't just pull these numbers out of the air. We did it professionally."
Sauve said Tuesday he would prefer three years and indicated there was mutual agreement there. Clarke said otherwise.
Canucks' Vigneault says Naslund retains C
Posted by: Hockey Clubhouse on Sat Sep 09th 2006 2:52pm
Naslund led the Canucks with 79 points last year but his 32 goals was the least he'd scored in four seasons. As the team struggled down the stretch, the 33-year-old's leadership abilities were questioned and many people wondered if Vancouver needed a more vocal captain.
Earlier this week Naslund said he wasn't sure if he would keep the C, which he's worn since the 1999-2000 season.
"I've said all along I'm honoured to be captain of this team,'' Naslund, who will earn US$6 million this season, said at the time. "I've also said that if they feel someone is better suited for the role, that's up to them.''
Dave Nonis, the Canucks general manager, said it's wrong to blame Naslund for Vancouver's tailspin last year.
