mindenesetre a védelmünkkel tegnap elégedettek lehettünk, ahogy az LA is az övével

"The Lightning was at its best killing a five-minute major penalty in the first period while allowing only two shots. Ohlund was the culprit. He plastered Kings captain Dustin Brown from behind and face-first into the end boards 8:59 into the period.

"I'll take five minutes on that," Ohlund said. "But I don't hit guys from behind. I think he turned at the last second. That's just the feeling I had."

Tampa Bay's penalty kill, which entered third in the league at 89.6 percent, made it difficult for the Kings to even enter the offensive zone. Los Angeles' best chance was Doughty's big slap shot that Smith batted away with his blocker."


ez is milyen jellemző. ha nem Downie lenne és nem a tampa, akkor tuti más itélet születik :ujjle: ezzel ráadásul nem csak Downiet ültetik le, de rendre a legjobb sorunkat csapják szét fél harmadokra. köszönjük liga:tapsol:

"Frustration boiled over with 6:59 left when Downie challenged Doughty, who had cross-checked Downie earlier in the period. Los Angeles' Willie Mitchell cross-checked Downie, and the fight was on.

Mitchell not only got away with the cross-check, he got away with punching Downie as the officials broke them up. Downie got five minutes for fighting and a 10-minute misconduct penalty, Mitchell only five for fighting."


szerencsétlen Roy is, ahogy felhivjuk, pechesen összehoz egy gólt. remélem, nem száll el az önbizalma ettől. nem sok szerencsénk volt tegnap, ez is oda tartozik inkább.

All that aside, the game turned when Roy passed cross-ice at the Lightning blue line. The puck hit the back of the skate of Lightning forward Dana Tyrell and deflected to the Kings' Ryan Smyth, who found Williams alone in front of the Tampa Bay net.

"It happened so fast," said Roy, a recent callup from AHL Norfolk who made his Lightning debut. "I thought it was the play to make, but it obviously wasn't, because it ended up in our net."