Alumni in the Pros - November 2007

[BCrespi]

[quote Beeeej][quote cbuckser]The San Jose Mercury News published this profile of Douglas Murray on Saturday:  http://www.mercurynews.com/sharks/ci_7547725?nclick_check=1[/quote]

Got an account we can all use?  ::innocent::[/quote]

It's free, just sign up. ;-)

[RichH]

[quote Beeeej][quote cbuckser]The San Jose Mercury News published this profile of Douglas Murray on Saturday:  http://www.mercurynews.com/sharks/ci_7547725?nclick_check=1[/quote]

Got an account we can all use?  ::innocent::[/quote]

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The firefox extension is terrific.

[Josh '99]

Murray and Moulson line up against each other when the Kings visit the Sharks tonight.  Might be fun to watch for anyone with access to it.

[Al DeFlorio]

[quote Josh '99]Murray and Moulson line up against each other when the Kings visit the Sharks tonight.  Might be fun to watch for anyone with access to it.[/quote]
Murray +1 after the first on a Joe Thornton goal.  Moulson had one shot attempt blocked in five shifts.  1-0 Sharks.

[Jacob '06]

[quote Al DeFlorio][quote Josh '99]Murray and Moulson line up against each other when the Kings visit the Sharks tonight.  Might be fun to watch for anyone with access to it.[/quote]
Murray +1 after the first on a Joe Thornton goal.  Moulson had one shot attempt blocked in five shifts.  1-0 Sharks.[/quote]

Murray pretty much responsible for a Kings SHG b/c he turns it over at his own blue line. Unfortunately Moulson didn't score the goal.

[Josh '99]

[quote Jacob '06][quote Al DeFlorio][quote Josh '99]Murray and Moulson line up against each other when the Kings visit the Sharks tonight.  Might be fun to watch for anyone with access to it.[/quote]
Murray +1 after the first on a Joe Thornton goal.  Moulson had one shot attempt blocked in five shifts.  1-0 Sharks.[/quote]

Murray pretty much responsible for a Kings SHG b/c he turns it over at his own blue line. Unfortunately Moulson didn't score the goal.[/quote]Murray was getting power play time?

(Not anymore, I guess.)

[KeithK]

[quote Jacob '06][quote Al DeFlorio][quote Josh '99]Murray and Moulson line up against each other when the Kings visit the Sharks tonight.  Might be fun to watch for anyone with access to it.[/quote]
Murray +1 after the first on a Joe Thornton goal.  Moulson had one shot attempt blocked in five shifts.  1-0 Sharks.[/quote]

Murray pretty much responsible for a Kings SHG b/c he turns it over at his own blue line. Unfortunately Moulson didn't score the goal.[/quote]
The AP story blames the goal on Nabakov:

Los Angeles tied it with a short-handed goal midway through the second period on a blunder by the Sharks' stalwart goalie, who has played in every game this season. Kopitar alertly followed up Brown's breakaway by poking the puck past Nabokov, who lost sight of it."

But if you were watching I'll trust you.

[Jacob '06]

[quote KeithK][quote Jacob '06][quote Al DeFlorio][quote Josh '99]Murray and Moulson line up against each other when the Kings visit the Sharks tonight.  Might be fun to watch for anyone with access to it.[/quote]
Murray +1 after the first on a Joe Thornton goal.  Moulson had one shot attempt blocked in five shifts.  1-0 Sharks.[/quote]

Murray pretty much responsible for a Kings SHG b/c he turns it over at his own blue line. Unfortunately Moulson didn't score the goal.[/quote]
The AP story blames the goal on Nabakov:

Los Angeles tied it with a short-handed goal midway through the second period on a blunder by the Sharks' stalwart goalie, who has played in every game this season. Kopitar alertly followed up Brown's breakaway by poking the puck past Nabokov, who lost sight of it."

But if you were watching I'll trust you.[/quote]

The original turnover that led to the breakaway was Murray's fault. He also stood around doing nothing as Kopitar skated in while Nabakov stood around pretending he caught the puck. Yeah, Nabokov should've covered the puck but overall Murray can take a lot of blame.

[MB]

I was at the game.  Goal was almost entirely Nabakov's fault.  The Kings player on the breakaway shot right into Nabakov right as a tripping penalty was being called.  The puck dropped to the goalie's skate, and everybody on the ice thought that the play had stopped.  The goalie stood up, all the players stopped skating, etc..., but then Kings player 2 realized that no whistle had been blown, so he skated up and poked the puck in with no resistance.  Nabakov realized what was happening just a little too late.

[sah67]

Moulson sent back down to Manchester today.  Hopefully not for too long...