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[chadta]

hey champ, a buddy of mine got a kings touque in his case of bud, send me an address or a po box or something an ill ship it out to ya, cuz he dont want it.

[24champ]

Kings up 1-0 vs the Avalanche!

[Bronx33]

Booooooooo

[24champ]

2-0 Anze Scores!!!!

[Bronx33]

2-1

[Bronx33]

2-2 hensicks first goal!

[24champ]

get your own damn lamp Bronx!

[Bronx33]

Originally Posted by 24champbailey

get your own damn lamp Bronx!

lol i knew that would burn your a**..

[24champ]

Well we weathered the storm and hopefully we can put together a good third period. Kings looked flat in the second.

[Bronx33]

Damn labarbra looks like a keeper..

[24champ]

Hey Bronx, when did Altitude hire Brian Engblom as an analyst?

[Bronx33]

Originally Posted by 24champbailey

Hey Bronx, when did Altitude hire Brian Engblom as an analyst?

This season i guess he lives here as well...



3-2

[24champ]

Smyth should be taken out with that cheap ****, spearing the goalie.

[Bronx33]

He was trying to shove the puck in


4-2

[24champ]

Originally Posted by Bronx33

He was trying to shove the puck in

Bull*** and you know it, he put his stick in between Labs pads and hit him in the groin area. Should be called for spearing and its 5-2 Avs. God doesn't like the kings.

[24champ]

Bernier (11th overall in 2006) , Hickey (4th overall 2007 pick), and Simmonds (61st overall in 2007) were all named to WJC Team Canada Selection Camp roster.

Oscar Moller (52nd overall in 2007) and Niclas Anderson (117 overall in 2006) was named to the Swedish roster.


Teddy Purcell ( UFA pickup in 2007, 22 yrs of age) wins the AHL rookie of the month honors.

Manchester Monarchs right wing Teddy Purcell has been named the Rbk Edge/AHL Rookie of the Month for November. Purcell recorded five goals and 12 assists for 17 points in 12 games to finish November as the leading scorer in the entire AHL.

http://www.monarchshockey.com/fullstory.php?id=2924

[Bronx33]

Yotes 1-0

[Bronx33]

2-1 boooooooooooooo

[24champ]

Hey Bronx, what were you doing at a Flyers bar Downtown Denver last night?

[24champ]

Damn I love this kid the more I read about him. Thinking of changing my handle to JBernier or something.

The Lewiston MAINEiacs are proud to announce that goaltender Jonathan Bernier is launching a fundraising program in support of the Maine Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association to run throughout the remainder of the 2007-2008 regular season.

The program, appropriately called “Bernier’s Saves to Remember,” will generate funds to help find a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. Bernier will make an $8 donation to the Maine Alzheimer’s Association every time he stops the puck for the Lewiston MAINEiacs during the remainder of the 2007-2008 season.

Bernier, a first round NHL draft pick in 2006, started this season in Los Angeles playing for the Kings of the National Hockey League. Bernier played in the Kings historic season opener in London, England posting a 4-1 victory on the 29th of September. Bernier played a total of 4 games this year with LA as a 19-year old before returning to the Lewiston MAINEiacs of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.

“Jonathan has a family connection to Alzheimer’s disease and is proud to find himself in a position to be able to assist in the fight against this disease,” commented Matt McKnight, the team’s President & Governor. “Jonathan is a testament of what it means to be a MAINEiacs player. His personal commitment to the fight against Alzheimer’s disease sets a great example of positive leadership for his teammates and this community.”

The Maine Alzheimer's Association serves the entire State of Maine. There are approximately 30,000 families in Maine who are affected by Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. The goal of the Alzheimer’s Association is to eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health.

Bernier’s Saves to Remember officially commenced this past weekend as Lewiston played 3 games in 3 nights in the cities of Moncton Bathurst. Bernier played in 2 of those 3 games, recording a total of 68 saves (32 vs. Moncton & 36 vs. Acadie-Bathurst) which translates into $544 towards the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.

http://www.lewistonhockey.com/popupNews.php?id=646

[Bronx33]

Originally Posted by 24champbailey

Hey Bronx, what were you doing at a Flyers bar Downtown Denver last night?

We ummmm errrrr I accidently walk into it plus meck was buyin...

[24champ]

Kings destroy the Sabres, 8-2. Now that is what these youngsters are capable of. We played rookie Goaltender Jonathan Quick who stopped 2 of the 17 shots that came at him.





Kopi gets 4 assists on the night.




Dustin Brown gets 2 goals and 1 assist.


The Dustin Brown, Anze Kopitar, Michael Cammalleri line combined for 10 points.

Got a ways to go, but its a nice start to turn things around.

[chadta]

Originally Posted by 24champbailey

Damn I love this kid the more I read about him. Thinking of changing my handle to JBernier or something.



http://www.lewistonhockey.com/popupNews.php?id=646

shouldnt you change it to berniernextroy ?

[24champ]

Originally Posted by chadta

shouldnt you change it to berniernextroy ?

Indeed.

my other choices are

MollernextStatsny

QuicknextBrodeur

Kopitar>Sidney Crosby.

Flyerssuck

[Bronx33]

http://mvn.com/qmjhl-maineiacs/2007/...tole-the-show/

Lewiston, Me- Jonathan Bernier only has played in four games in the NHL. Patrick Roy has played in 1,053 games and leads all goalies with 551 victories. Not mention the 4 Stanley Cups, 3 Vezina Trophies, 3 Conne Smythe Awards, 5 William M. Jennings Trophies and being to named multiple All-Star games. There’s no comparison to the two goalies yet. But the son of the Hall of Famer, Jonathan Roy says Jonathan Bernier is his idol. His father gave him the chance to go up against his idol and he stole the show. He stopped 27 out of the 28 shots he saw in a 4-1 victory over in front of 2,936 fans at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee Friday night.

After no scoring in the first half of the first period, Angelo Esposito made it 1-0 when he beat Jonathan Bernier with 9:40 remaining. Another former Shattuck-St. Mary Prep player Kesley Tessier got the assist on the play. Samuel Groulx got the other assist. Felix Petit made it 2-0 almost six minutes later with 3:45 remaining in the period. Maxime Sauve got his first point of the night on the goal. Maxime Lacroix got the second assist on the goal. The Maineiacs were 0 for 1 on the powerplay and the Ramparts went 0 for 2 with the man advantage. Ramparts had a shooting gallery out there with 16 shots to Lewiston’s 7 on Jonathan Roy.

The Maineiacs couldn’t score on the man advantage that carried over from the first period. Danick Paquette got his 13th on the year that trickled past Roy. Stefano Giliati and Stefan Chaput got the assists on the play. The Ramparts got the lead back up to two after Kevin Marshall pinched in to far and Maxime Savoie beat the defenders and Bernier went down early and Savoie took advantage. Darick Ste-Marie got the only assist at the 4:21 mark of the period. No other goals were scored in the period. Jonathan Bernier made an amazing save to rob Savoie. The hometown fans gave got back into the game with that save from the Los Angeles Kings 1st Round draft pick in 2006. The Maineiacs were called for a questionable too many of the men on the ice. Ed Harding wasn’t too impressed with that call. The Maineiacs had more chances in the second period, they had 13 shots on net. The Ramparts managed to get nine shots.

In the third period, it was all Jonathan Roy. He made save after save. The Maineiacs brought the entire arsenal and it wasn’t good enough The Maineiacs had eight shots on the Hall of Famer’s son. It was also a penalty filled period with the calls going both ways. The Ramparts also had a too many man on the ice penalty in the third period. The Maineiacs got a powerplay with 1:29 remaining in the game. Billy Lacasse couldn’t get the puck deep into the offensive zone and the Ramparts cleared the puck into the neutral zone. Maxime Lacroix threw the puck towards the open net from the red line and he puts the nail in the coffin with 1:10 remaining.

Jonathan Roy stopped 27 shots. Jonathan Bernier also stopped 27 shots but he saw 30 shots. The Quebec Ramparts went o0 for 8 with the man advantage and the Maineiacs were 0 for 7. The three stars were:

3. Jonathan Bernier

2. Angelo Esposito

1. Jonathan Roy

The Maineiacs first star on Wednesday night Dave Taylor was a healthy scratch.

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