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  • TXHT Jersey Tracking – Dec. 29th, 2024

    TXHT Jersey Tracking – Dec. 29th, 2024

    NHL Jersey Tracking for Sunday, December 29th, 2024

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  • PWHL Recap – Montreal Holding Frost at Bay

    PWHL Recap – Montreal Holding Frost at Bay

    PWHL News and Notes from Saturday, December 28th, 2024

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    Montreal Victoire v. Minnesota Frost – 2p ET

    • In Minnesota, the Frost hosted the Montreal Victoire in PWHL post holiday break action, and in the first period Britta Curl-Salemme would score first for the Frost to take the 1-0 lead, but goals from Mariah Keopple and Alexandra Labelle gave the Victoire the 2-1 lead. Then in the second period Brooke McQuigge would score her first career PWHL goal to tie the game at two for the Frost, but Marie-Philip Poulin’s second of the season would help the Victoire defeat the Frost 3-2.
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    • OTT v. NYS – 1p ET

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  • TXHT Jersey Tracking – Dec. 28th, 2024

    TXHT Jersey Tracking – Dec. 28th, 2024

    NHL Jersey Tracking for Saturday, December 28th, 2024

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  • PWHL Recap – Sceptres Break the Fleet

    PWHL Recap – Sceptres Break the Fleet

    PWHL News and Notes from Friday, December 27th, 2024

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    • The PWHL announced on Dec. 26th that the PWHL Player Safety Committee suspended Toronto Sceptres defender Rylind MacKinnon for one game.
      • MacKinnon was assessed a major penalty and a game misconduct for an illegal check to the head of Montreal Victoire defender Amanda Boulier on Dec. 21st.
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    Boston Fleet v. Toronto Sceptres – 7p ET

    • In their return from the Holiday Break, the Toronto Sceptres hosted the Boston Fleet in a rematch from earlier in the season, and in the first period Blayre Turnbull opened the scoring to give the Sceptres the 1-0 lead. In the second period Jessica Kondas scored to grow the Sceptres lead to two, but Loren Gabel would score to bring the Fleet back within one. Then in the third period Emma Woods and Kali Flanagan scored to give the Sceptres the commanding 4-1 lead, and while Hannah Bilka would score for the Fleet, it would not be enough as the Sceptres defeated the Fleet 4-2.
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    • MON v. MIN – 2p ET

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  • TXHT Jersey Tracking – Dec. 27th, 2024

    TXHT Jersey Tracking – Dec. 27th, 2024

    NHL Jersey Tracking for Friday, December 27th, 2024

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  • VFTG – Ep. 103: Ben Gets His Pizza

    VFTG – Ep. 103: Ben Gets His Pizza

    It’s Morphin Time!

    Audio Version:

    On today’s episode of Voices from the Grid, Michael, Ben, Brian, and Sasha talk about the Power Rangers Turbo episodes “Stitch Witchery”, “The Wheel of Fate”, and “Trouble by the Slice”.

    Opening Music:
    “Start All Over Again” by Eyeshine
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  • PWHL Stars of the Week – Thompson Dominates for Top Honors

    PWHL Stars of the Week – Thompson Dominates for Top Honors

    Today the Professional Women’s Hockey League announced their Three Stars of the Week for the week of December 15th through 22nd.

    First Star – Claire Thompson (D – MIN)

    • Thompson, Minnesota’s #1 pick at the 2024 Draft, contributed a goal and four assists to a two-victory week that kept the Frost atop the PWHL standings. In Thursday’s 5-2 victory over Ottawa at Xcel Energy Center, the 26-year-old Toronto native collected her first PWHL goal, entering the play as a trailer, accepting Taylor Heise’s pass from the right side and sending a wrist shot from the high slot inside the post to the left of Charge goalie Gwyneth Philips. Thompson added three assists in the contest to tie the league record for points in one game; Montréal’s Erin Ambrose had four assists against Minnesota on April 18. In Sunday’s 4-3 shootout victory over the New York Sirens, Thompson set up Heise’s first goal of the season to extend her point streak to three straight games. With 1-6—7 for the season, Thompson leads the league in assists and shares the lead in points with two Sirens standouts, Alex Carpenter (4-3—7) and Thompson’s former Princeton teammate, Sarah Fillier (2-5—7).
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    Second Star – Abby Boreen (F – MON)

    • In Montréal’s only game of the week, a 4-3 overtime triumph over the Sceptres in Toronto, the 24-year-old used an exceptional expression of quick thought, quick hands and solid balance to score her second goal of the season. The Somerset, Wis. native snared a pass from Catherine Dubois on her forehand just inside the Toronto blue line, then shifted it quickly to her backhand against defender Renata Fast before returning to her forehand and whipping a 12-foot shot inside the post behind the right arm of Sceptres goalie Raygan Kirk before tumbling to the ice. Boreen’s magical moves, at 3:52 of the second period, got Montréal on the scoreboard, shaved Toronto’s lead to 2-1 and helped propel the Victoire to their first victory ever over the Sceptres after an 0-0-2-3 record against them in the teams’ first five meetings. With 2-2—4 for the season, Boreen leads Montréal in goals, assists and points and is within one point of matching her output (4-1—5) in nine games with Minnesota last season.
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    Third Star – Kendall Coyne Schofield (F – MIN)

    • In Sunday’s 4-3 shootout victory over the Sirens Minnesota’s captain scored on her team’s first shot of the contest, at 5:09 of the first period, and added her third goal of the season just over 10 minutes later. The first multi-goal game of her PWHL career helped Coyne Schofield join Michela Cava, Grace Zumwinkle and Dominique Petrie in a tie for the team goal lead. The output lengthened her current point streak to three games and placed her in a tie with Taylor Heise for the Frost scoring lead. Coyne Schofield also contributed to a perfect week by Minnesota’s penalty killers, who survived two Ottawa power plays in Thursday’s victory over the Charge and went 2-for-2 during personnel disadvantages Sunday against the Sirens. Also against Ottawa, Coyne Schofield contributed the primary assist on Kelly Panek’s second goal of the game.
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  • TXHT Jersey Tracking – Dec. 23rd, 2024

    TXHT Jersey Tracking – Dec. 23rd, 2024

    NHL Jersey Tracking for Monday, December 23rd, 2024

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  • NHL Stars of the Week – Makar Stays Hot for First Star

    NHL Stars of the Week – Makar Stays Hot for First Star

    Today the National Hockey League announced their Three Stars of the Week for the week of October 16th through 22nd.

    First Star – Cale Makar (D – COL)

    • Makar led the NHL with 2-6—8 in four appearances to lift the Avalanche (21-15-0, 42 points) into third place in the Central Division via a 3-1-0 week. He assisted on Colorado’s lone goal in a 3-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks Dec. 16. Makar then registered two points in each of his next two contests, picking up a pair of power-play helpers in a 4-2 comeback victory over the San Jose Sharks Dec. 19 before notching 1-1—2 (including his 23rd career game-winning goal) in another 4-2 comeback triumph – this time versus the Anaheim Ducks Dec. 20. He capped the week with 1-2—3, his 34th career three-point performance and third of the campaign (also 1-2—3 Oct. 16 vs. BOS and Oct. 20 at SJS), as the Avalanche earned their third straight come-from-behind win with a 5-2 victory against the Seattle Kraken Dec. 22. The 26-year-old Makar, the 2021-22 James Norris Memorial Trophy winner as well as a finalist for each of the past four seasons, tops NHL defensemen in goals (t-11), assists (34), points (45), power-play goals (6), power-play points (19) and game-winning goals (t-3) through 36 total outings in 2024-25.
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    Second Star – William Nylander (RW – TOR)

    • Nylander scored in all three of his contests, producing 5-2—7 to guide the Maple Leafs (21-11-2, 44 points) to a pair of wins. He recorded two goals, including the tying marker early in the second period, in a 5-3 victory over the Dallas Stars Dec. 18. Nylander then collected 1-2—3, his 36th career three-point outing and third of the season (also Oct. 21 vs. TBL: 2-1—3 and Oct. 28 at WPG: 1-2—3), in a 6-3 triumph against the Buffalo Sabres Dec. 20. He finished the week with two more tallies, his fifth multi-goal performance of 2024-25, in a 6-3 loss to the New York Islanders Dec. 21. The 28-year-old Nylander, who compiled career highs in goals (t-40), assists (58) and points (98) in 2023-24, sits second in the League with 23 goals through 34 total appearances this season (23-15—38). He also places among the 2024-25 leaders in game-winning goals (t-4th; 5), shots on goal (5th; 121), power-play goals (t-6th; 7), power-play points (t-9th; 16) and points (19th; 38).
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    Third Star – Patrik Laine (RW – MON)

    • Laine also found the back of the net in each of his three games, sharing the League lead with five total goals (all on the power play) to spark the Canadiens (14-16-3, 31 points) to a perfect week. He registered his 11th career hat trick, as well as his 27th career game-winning goal, in a 6-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres Dec. 17. Laine then propelled Montreal to pair of triumphs against the Detroit Red Wings, potting his second consecutive winning goal in a 4-3 decision Dec. 20 before adding an insurance marker in a 5-1 victory Dec. 21. The 26-year-old Laine, who made his season/Canadiens debut Dec. 3, has scored each of first eight goals of the campaign on the man-advantage (8-1—9 in 9 GP). Only four other players (since 1933-34) have recorded their first eight tallies with a franchise via the power play: Risto Siltanen (10 w/ QUE), Marek Zidlicky (10 w/ MIN), Dwight Bialowas (8 w/ MNS) and Victor Olofsson (8 w/ BUF).
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  • PWHL Recap – A Frosty Shootout

    PWHL Recap – A Frosty Shootout

    PWHL News and Notes from Sunday, December 22nd, 2024

    In the final game before the Holiday Break, the New York Sirens host the Minnesota Frost in PWHL action.

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    Minnesota Frost v. New York Sirens – 12p ET

    • At the Prudential Center, the New York Sirens hosted the Minnesota Frost, and in the first period Kendall Coyne Schofield scored a pair of goals to give the Frost the 2-0 lead. In the second period Taylor Heise scored her first of the season to grow the Frost’s lead to three, but goals from Brooke Hobson and Elizabeth Giguere would bring the Sirens back within one. Then in the third period Alex Carpenter’s fourth goal of the season would tie the game at three and force overtime for the Sirens. After a scoreless overtime period, it would be Heise in the shootout to give the Frost the 4-3 victory over the Sirens.
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