GDT: Ninth place Oilers seek win over Hawks

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panoo

Discussion Starter · Feb 9, 2007

The Sports Network
2/9/2007 11:25:01 AM

(Sports Network) - The Chicago Blackhawks will try to continue their recent winning ways this evening, when they visit the Edmonton Oilers at Rexall Place.

The Oilers have struggled so far in February, dropping two of three games to begin the month.

Edmonton's latest setback came Tuesday against the visiting Canucks. Daniel Sedin had a hat trick and dished out two assists, while his brother Henrik had four assists to lead Vancouver over the Oilers, 5-2, at Rexall Place.

Jan Hejda had two assists for Edmonton, while Shawn Horcoff and Zack Stortini posted the goals.

Oilers center Jarret Stoll has missed the last two games with a concussion and is not expected to play in tonight's tilt. Stoll sustained two concussions over a two-week period, suffering the first one on January 18 against Anaheim and getting the other on February 1 in Vancouver. The centerman is Edmonton's fourth-leading scorer with 39 points (13 goals, 26 assists)

Tonight marks the middle segment of a three-game homestand for the Oilers, who are 16-11-2 as the host this year.

Meanwhile, the Blackhawks have won back-to-back tests and can match their season-high three-game winning streak with another victory this evening. Chicago won for the fourth time in five games with a 3-0 shutout in Vancouver on Wednesday night.

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panoo

Discussion Starter · #2 · Feb 10, 2007

First Period Summary

CHICAGO 0 @ EDMONTON 1 1ST

SCORING

04:29 RAFFI TORRES, Slap Shot - Assists: MARC-ANDRE BERGERON and SHAWN HORCOFF

PENALTIES

07:58 HEJDA, J. : Hooking - 2 min

13:37 LAPOINTE, M. : Fighting (maj) - 5 min

13:37 STORTINI, Z. : Fighting (maj) - 5 min

13:37 LAPOINTE, M. : Fighting (maj) - 5 min

17:34 HEJDA, J. : Interference - 2 min

SHOTS ON GOAL

Chicago Blackhawks 14 - Edmonton Oilers 12

REFEREES & LINESMEN

Referees: Mike Leggo, Dan Marouelli

Linesmen: Ryan Galloway, Don Henderson

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panoo

Discussion Starter · #3 · Feb 10, 2007

Second Period Summary

CHICAGO 0 @ EDMONTON 1 2ND

SCORING

NONE

PENALTIES

NONE

SHOTS ON GOAL

Chicago Blackhawks 11 - Edmonton Oilers 9

REFEREES & LINESMEN

Referees: Mike Leggo, Dan Marouelli

Linesmen: Ryan Galloway, Don Henderson

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panoo

Discussion Starter · #4 · Feb 10, 2007 (Edited)

Third Period Summary & Final Score

CHICAGO 1 @ EDMONTON 2 F

SCORING

03:04 PPG - SHAWN HORCOFF, Backhand - Assists: RYAN SMYTH and PETR SYKORA

19:28 PPG - MARTIN HAVLAT, Snap Shot - Assists: CAM BARKER and TUOMO RUUTU

PENALTIES

01:55 AUCOIN, A. : Interference - 2 min

04:18 SMOLINSKI, B. : Tripping - 2 min

18:56 HEMSKY, A. : Hooking - 2 min

SHOTS ON GOAL

Chicago Blackhawks 8 (33) - Edmonton Oilers 11 (32)

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Referees: Mike Leggo, Dan Marouelli

Linesmen: Ryan Galloway, Don Henderson

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panoo

Discussion Starter · #5 · Feb 10, 2007

Oilers slip past Blackhawks

Canadian Press
2/9/2007 11:52:05 PM

EDMONTON (CP) - Shawn Horcoff had a goal and an assist as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 2-1 on Friday night.

The Oilers (27-24-4) have now won four of their last six and moved ahead of Colorado for ninth in the Western Conference, six points out of a playoff spot. Chicago (21-27-7) had a two game winning streak snapped. The Blackhawks had won four of their last five games after losing 10 in a row.

Raffi Torres scored the other Oiler goal while Dwayne Roloson stopped 32 shots to earn the win. Martin Havlat had the lone reply for Chicago.

The Oilers started off the scoring just 4:29 into the opening frame as Marc-Andre Bergeron threaded a cross-ice pass to Torres, who put a bullet past Chicago starter Nikolai Khabibulin from the top of the circle.

On the other side of the ice Roloson had a solid first period, stopping 14 Chicago shots.

Chicago had the better chances in the listless second period but were unable to get one of their 11 shots past Roloson. The game ground down to such a standstill that a portion of the sold out crowd of 16,839 started chanting ``Let's go anybody.''

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