The GM Journey of Martin Miller

[Bluejaysfan65]

Quote: Originally Posted by HeroWorship

I don't know what's worse; the loss, or the outdated photo of Antonie Vermette in a Blue Jackets jersey.

I don't know about you, but for me it's definitely the loss.


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[Number999]

Daaaamn Bobrovsky, 39 saves? Holy crap.

Also, just by chance. How do you get the SV% option for goalies in your boxes? The one I see only gives GAA, shots and saves.

[Bluejaysfan65]

Quote: Originally Posted by Number999

Daaaamn Bobrovsky, 39 saves? Holy crap. Also, just by chance. How do you get the SV% option for goalies in your boxes? The one I see only gives GAA, shots and saves.

Yeah Bobrovsky stool on his head for the Jackets.

Oh and to get the save percentage, all I did was input shots, saves and goals against average. After that when you get the code for the box score, it should already have the save percentage included.


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[Bluejaysfan65]

Just wondering, would any of you guys like to see me do a career (Be A Pro/Live The Life) dynasty? If so, could you please post which position you would like to see me play (goalie seems interesting)?

[Bluejaysfan65]

Leafs Sneak Past Senators In First Battle Of Ontario

The Toronto Maple Leafs took the first game of the Battle of Ontario between the Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators when they beat the Senators in a shootout thanks to a 11th round goal by rookie Matt Frattin.

Both teams scored in the first and third periods with both goalies posting scoreless second periods. Cory Conacher and Kyle Turris scored for the Senators and James Van Riemsdyk and offensive defenseman Cody Franson answered back for the Maple Leafs. Of course, the Battle of Ontario once again looked like it was a UFC fight night, with Leo Komarov squaring off against Cory Conacher on the ensuing faceoff following the goal by Conacher. Komarov easily won the fight against the young winger, while tough guy Colton Orr squared off against Guillame Latendresse in the second period to try to provide a spark for the quiet Leafs offense. Craig Anderson made 38 saves in the loss compared to the 36 saves made by Leafs goalie James Reimer. Leafs forward Phil Kessel left the game after taking a hit from Jason Spezza. Kessel's injury is currently listed as day-to-day with a lower body injury, but will be re-evaluated back in Toronto by team doctors.

Ottawa Senators at Toronto Maple Leafs
Oct 20, 2012 1 2 3 SO F OTT (3-1-0) 1 0 1 0 2 TOR (1-2-0) 1 0 1 1 3 Three Stars James Reimer, Toronto 1.85 GAA, .947 SV% Craig Anderson, Ottawa 1.87 GAA, .950 SV% Cody Franson, Toronto 1 Goal	Team Stats Comparison OTT TOR Shots on Goal 38 40 Hits 8 14 Faceoffs Won-Lost 22-20 20-22 Penalty Minutes 12:00 22:00 Power Plays Converted 1 0 Power Play Opportunities 6 1 Time on Attack 6:35 4:49
Scoring Summary FIRST PERIOD [2:03] C. Conacher [5], (M. Michalek) [14:48] J. Van Riemsdyk [1], (T. Bozak) THIRD PERIOD [5:17] C. Franson [1], (J. McClement) [8:14] K. Turris [1], (D. Alfredsson, M. Zibanejad) SHOOTOUT M. Frattin - Goal
Ottawa Senators - Goalies GOALIES SHOTS SAVES SV % GAA C. Anderson 40 38 95% 1.87
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies GOALIES SHOTS SAVES SV % GAA J. Reimer 38 36 95% 1.85

Leafs Team Leaders G Phil Kessel 1 A Jay McClement 2 PIM Carl Gunnarsson 10 W James Reimer 2

[bthomp05]

11 rounds, wow...

[Bluejaysfan65]

Quote: Originally Posted by bthomp05

11 rounds, wow...

Yeah... It was just save, after save, after save. Really good performance by both goalies.

[Bluejaysfan65]

Leafs Kessel To Miss 2-3 Weeks With Injury

The Toronto Maple Leafs were dealt some tough news this morning following their shootout win against their rival Ottawa Senators. Leafs leading scorer Phil Kessel left the game early in the second period after sustaining a hit from Senators forward Jason Spezza. Kessel went awkwardly into the boards and lay on the ground in pain before slowly skating to the bench. The hit sparked a fight between Colton Orr and Guillame Latendresse on the ensuing faceoff. Kessel was listed as day-to-day with a "lower body injury" following the game. That "lower body injury" has turned out to be a high ankle sprain that is expected to sideline the Leafs sniper for around 2-3 weeks at best, but could easily keep him out of game action for up to a month.

The Leafs are expected to make a move and call up a young player from the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League in an attempt to fill the void in the lineup following Kessel's injury.