Hockey Feast on Friday

I will be stuck in the office on Friday, a day that includes 13 NHL games, 13 AHL games, 8 ECHL games, 7 QMJHL games, 9 OHL games, 11 WHL games, 6 USHL games, 17 NCAA games and, welcome to the party, 25 Minnesota Boys high school hockey games.

At some point that day, I will be out of the cubicle. That's when my feast of hockey begins.

The Minnesota Hockey Hub site has been preparing us for the season by listing it's top 100 all-time Minnesota high school players, with John Mayasich of Eveleth topping the list. In case you missed it, here are the names. But please, do go to the site and check out the faces of the players who have made the Minnesota game the best high school program of any sport in the nation.

The Minnesota Hockey Hub 100 Greatest Hockey Players
1. John Mayasich -- F -- Eveleth (Class of 1951)
2. Neal Broten -- F -- Roseau (1978)
3. Phil Housley -- D -- South St. Paul (1982)
4. Tim Sheehy -- F -- International Falls (1966)
5. Henry Boucha -- F -- Warroad (1969)
6. Mike Antonovic -- F -- Greenway (1969)
7. Willard Ikola -- G -- Eveleth (1950)
8. Mike Crowley -- D -- Bloomington Jefferson (1994)
9. Dave Spehar -- F -- Duluth East (1996)
10. John Matchefts -- F -- Eveleth (1949)

11. Kyle Rau -- F -- Eden Prairie (2011)
12. Aaron Broten -- F -- Roseau (1979)
13. Craig Norwich -- D -- Edina East (1974)
14. John Pohl -- F -- Red Wing (1998)
15. Gary Sargent -- D -- Bemidji (1972)
16. Bob Krueger -- F -- Edina (1970)
17. George Pelawa -- F -- Bemidji (1986)
18. Bill Nyrop -- D -- Edina (1970)
19. Tom Chorske -- F -- Minneapolis Southwest (1985)
20. Steve 'Pokey' Trachsel -- D -- Duluth Cathedral (1969)

21. Scott Bloom -- F -- Burnsville (1986)
22. Phil Hoene -- F -- Duluth Cathedral (1967)
23. Corey Millen -- F -- Cloquet (1982)
24. Reed Larson -- D -- Minneapolis Roosevelt (1974)
25. Bob Young -- D -- Hill (1971)
26. Brad Shelstad -- G -- Minneapolis Southwest (1970)
27. Mike Ramsey -- D -- Minneapolis Roosevelt (1978)
28. Matt Cullen -- F -- Moorhead (1995)
29. Bill Baker -- D -- Grand Rapids (1975)
30. Paul Martin -- D -- Elk River (2000)

31. Wally Grant -- F -- Eveleth (1945)
32. Brian Bonin -- F -- White Bear Lake (1992)
33. Larry Olimb -- D -- Warroad (1988)
34. Dave Langevin -- D -- Hill-Murray (1972)
35. Joe Bianchi -- F -- Bloomington Jefferson (1994)
36. Peter Fichuk -- F -- International Falls (1965)
37. Jon Casey -- G -- Grand Rapids (1980)
38. Doug Woog -- F -- South St. Paul (1962)
39. Darby Hendrickson -- F -- Richfield (1991)
40. Paul Ranheim -- F -- Edina (1984)

41. Steve Christoff -- F -- Richfield (1976)
42. T.J. Oshie -- F -- Warroad (2005)
43. Scott Lecy -- F -- Rochester John Marshall (1977)
44. Scott Bjugstad -- F -- Irondale (1979
45. Mike 'Lefty' Curran -- G -- International Falls (1962)
46. Joe Micheletti -- F -- Hibbing (1973)
47. Rob McClanahan -- F -- Mounds View (1976)
48. Nick Leddy -- D -- Eden Prairie (2009)
49. Tom Pederson -- D -- Bloomington Jefferson (1988)
50. Dave Christian -- D -- Warroad (1977)

51. Jay North -- F -- Bloomington Jefferson (1980)
52. Paul Johnson -- F -- Breck (1953)
53. Pete Waselovich -- G -- International Falls (1973)
54. Tom Kurvers -- D -- Bloomington Jefferson (1980)
55. Mark Osiecki -- D -- Burnsville (1986)
56. Mark Pavelich -- F -- Eveleth (1976)
57. Mark Parrish -- F -- Bloomington Jefferson (1995)
58. Bryan 'Butsy' Erickson -- F -- Roseau (1978)
59. Roger Christian -- F -- Warroad (1956)
60. Bill Christian -- F -- Warroad (1956)

61. Trent Klatt -- F -- Osseo (1989)
62. Erik Rasmussen -- F -- St. Louis Park (1995)
63. Robb Stauber -- G -- Duluth Denfeld (1986)
64. Joe Dziedzic -- F -- Minneapolis Edison (1990)
65. Ryan McDonagh -- D -- Cretin-Durham Hall (2007)
66. Craig Johnson -- F -- Hill-Murray (1990)
67. Matt Hendricks -- F -- Blaine (2000)
68. Wally Chapman -- F -- Edina (1982)
69. Bob Paradise -- D -- Cretin (1962)
70. Ben Hanowski -- F -- Little Falls (2009)

71. Damian Rhodes -- G -- Richfield (1987)
72. Eric Strobel -- F -- Rochester Mayo (1976)
73. Dick Dougherty -- F -- International Falls (1973)
74. Gino Guyer -- F -- Greenway (2002)
75. Jim Amidon -- F -- International Falls (1963)
76. Karl Goehring -- G -- Apple Valley (1996)
77. Rube Bjorkman -- F -- Roseau (1947)
78. Tony Bianchi -- F -- Bloomington Jefferson (1989)
79. Oscar Mahle -- F -- International Falls (1957)
80. Mike Randolph -- F -- Duluth Central (1970)

81. Aaron Ness -- D -- Roseau (2008)
82. Doug Palazzari -- F -- Eveleth (1970)
83. Nick Checco -- F -- Bloomington Jefferson (1993)
84. John Rothstein -- F -- Grand Rapids (1975)
85. Gary Wood -- D -- International Falls (1965)
86. Al Hangsleben -- D -- Warroad (1971)
87. Doug Peltier -- F -- St. Paul Johnson (1968)
88. Mike Lauen -- F -- Edina East (1979)
89. Max Oshie -- F -- Warroad (1989)
90. Tom Gorowsky -- F -- Centennial (2004)

91. Jack McCartan -- G -- St. Paul Marshall (1953)
92. Doug Zmolek -- D -- Rochester John Marshall (1989)
93. Pete LoPresti -- G -- Eveleth (1972)
94. Terry Abram -- D -- South St. Paul (1965)
95. Bill 'Buzz' Schneider -- F/D -- Babbitt (1972)
96. David Backes -- F -- Spring Lake Park (2002)
97. Don Ross -- F -- Roseau (1960)
98. Mike Polich -- F -- Hibbing (1971)
99. Chris Locker -- F -- Duluth East (1996)
100. Herb Brooks -- F -- St. Paul Johnson (1955

The Hangover: Nov. 21

All Sidney, all the time. Crosby's return was carried on an MSG channel in the New York area, but viewers here were still able to see the pregame show on Versus, which had the game for the rest of the United States.

Couldn't help but notice the horror in Mike Milbury's eyes as the discussion moved from the Penguins to their opponents Monday night, the horrible Islanders, their goaltending debacle and the overall tale of woe this franchise is writing. You had a big hand in it, Mike. What say you?

If you looked closely, you could see Milbury saying under his breath, "LAH, LAH, LAH, LAH, I CANNOT HEAR YOU." I, on the other hand, did stop and listen to Milbury, who offered nothing of value. Serves me right for paying attention to Milbury.

Time to roll the scores.

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Carolina 4, at Philadelphia 2
At Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Islanders 0
At Washington 4, Phoenix 3
At Columbus 4, Calgary 1
Boston 1, at Montreal 0
At Florida 4, New Jersey 3
At Dallas 4, Edmonton 1
Standings and summaries are here

EAST COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Utah 4, Las Vegas 0
Standings and summary are here

The Hangover: Nov. 20

A few rules are observed when it comes to reading notes columns in the Lounge. If the source is the Sun, as in Ottawa Sun, Edmonton Sun, Calgary Sun, Toronto Sun, etc., I am skeptical. And if it is the work of Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun that is being cited, then I have a hearty laugh and say shame on me for reading.

Garrioch, who has been labeled as Malkin to the Kings on the Puck Daddy blog, is the undisputed king of sources said, according to league officials, is believed hockey journalism. I do like to read ESPN.com's NHL rumors blog posts, if only for the heavy amount of play Garrioch gets. Every day, somebody is believed to be interested in a certain player, according to a league official, if only because said player happens to be in the NHL at that moment. In other words, everyone is in play.

Garrioch's Malkin to the Kings report was the high point of humor, in that the Kings would received Malkin for a draft pick and, perhaps, Mike Cammalleri. Of course, only league sources is presented for attribution on the Penguins' offering of Malkin.

This unnamed source in notebooks and sports briefs is not uncommon, but it can be laughable when it appears again and again, if only to knock down other similarly attributed columns.

In his don't call it a sports blog, the blogger Murray Chass had a few issues with ESPN.com's reporting on baseball's labor talks and decided to blacken a few eyes:

In the space of less than two weeks, ESPN.com raised the possibility of a serious problem in the talks and practically had a new labor contract signed, sealed and delivered.

According to the Web site, in articles loaded with anonymous sources, a new labor deal has gone from being “still stuck in negotiating limbo” to having the “stalled” talks taking “a step forward” to the owners and players being “on the verge of a new labor deal” that could be concluded by the end of this week.

I love Chass's use of "loaded with anonymous sources," which is loaded with scarlet paint to damn the reporting.

But after all that, what does Chass do to support his argument that, what else, he is right and ESPN.com is all wrong?

“I think you have a valid point,” one labor negotiator said. ...

I would repeat something I wrote earlier this month about a management person saying that Jerry Reinsdorf, the Chicago White Sox chairman, told Selig the players wouldn’t strike over slotting, but Selig was incensed that I had invoked Reinsdorf’s name in connection with his decisions, and I don’t want to incite him again so soon. ...

“The deadline is Dec. 11,” said an official, referring to the expiration date of the current agreement, “and there will be a deal. ...

He's probably right, but I don't trust this kind of reporting any more. Steal little or steal big, not naming names is simply that to this reader. I've been burned enough to know that I need a name of a source, not a rank, to better believe what I am being told. That's just how it works in the Lounge. No credit given, no tabs. That's the name of that tune.

Time to roll the scores.

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Carolina 3, Toronto 2
San Jose 4, at Colorado 1
Detroit 4, at Anaheim 2
At Vancouver 2, Ottawa 1 OT
Summaries and standings are here

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Bridgeport 5, Adirondack 3
At Charlotte 4, Rockford 3
At Worcester 3, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 1
Connecticut 3, at Providence 2 SO
At Milwaukee 3, San Antonio 1
At Toronto 4, Peoria 3
Abbotsford 1, at Houston 0 SO
Summaries and standings are here

EAST COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE
At South Carolina 6, Gwinnett 1
At Toledo 6, Cincinnati 3
Trenton 3, at Wheeling 2
Summaries and standings are here

QUEBEC MAJOR JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Acadie-Bathurst 6, Saint John 5 SO
Rouyn-Noranda 5, at Cape Breton 3
Victoriaville 6, at Prince Edward Island 4
Chicoutimi 5, at Baie-Comeau 2
At Blainville-Boisbriand 2, Drummondville 1 OT
Halifax 2, at Rimouski 1
Summaries and standings are here

ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE
Barrie 3, at Kingston 1
At Ottawa 5, Niagara 2
Brampton 3, at Sudbury 0
At London 3, Owen Sound 2 OT
Windsor 5, at Oshawa 2
Mississauga 6, at Sault Ste. Marie 4
Summaries and standings are here

WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Saskatoon 6, at Calgary 5
Brandon 7, at Moose Jaw 6 OT
Kootenay 4, at Vancouver 1
Summaries and standings are here

NCAA DIVISION I
WCHA
At Bemidji State 1, North Dakota 0

NONCONFERENCE
Lake Superior State 4, at Canisius 2
Summaries and standings are here

The Weekend Hangover: Nov. 18-19

Bad defense kills, and Duncan Keith is having a bad weekend.

On the ice for seven Oilers goals in Edmonton's 9-2 victory Saturday night. Keith, to be fair, was on the ice for a Blackhawks goal. In addition, Keith finished the night a minus-4 and may end up drawing a session in NHL court for knocking Taylor Hall into the boards from behind.

Just saying, things can go bad quickly. And after a victory in Vancouver to start the week, the Blackhawks put up two terrible performances against Calgary (minus-4, one assist)and Edmonton.



For his efforts in the 2009-10 season, Keith was awarded the Norris Trophy as best defenseman. The next season, neither he or his teammates were up to the challenge of repeating for any hardware.

And this season, stretches of good play have been marked with bad decisions. His cross-ice pass near the blue line against Vancouver set up a breakaway chance, one that required Corey Crawford to foil.

Saturday against the Oilers, Keith and the rest of the Blackhawks' defense was horrible. And don't think the folks at Hockey Night In Canada didn't notice. The CBC's P.J. Stock and Kelly Hrudey were all over the poor defensive play; I'm certain Mike Milbury said something, too, but I have learned to yell "LAH, LAH, LAH, LAH" when ever he talks. It helps drown out his voice.

But the LAH strategy will not drown out the poor defensive play by the Blackhawks. Be it the coach, the captain or the players, somebody needs to identify the problem and get a solution on the table now. There is a matter of hardware at stake.

Time to roll the scores for the weekend
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Saturday
At Winnipeg 6, Philadelphia 4
Detroit 4, at Los Angeles 1
Phoenix 4, at Buffalo 2
At Toronto 7, Washington 1
At Montreal 4, N.Y. Rangers 0
Boston 6, at N.Y. Islanders 0
New Jersey 4, at Tampa Bay 2
At Florida 3, Pittsburgh 2
Columbus 4, at Nashville 3 OT
At Minnesota 3, St. Louis 2 SO
San Jose 4, at Dallas 1
At Edmonton 9, Chicago 2
Friday
Buffalo 1, at Carolina 0
At Colorado 3, Dallas 0
At Calgary 5, Chicago 2

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Saturday
At Toronto 3, Rochester 2
At St. John's 3, Norfolk 1
Springfield 4, at Bridgeport 1
Milwaukee 3, at Grand Rapids 1
Albany 6, at Hershey 5 SO
At Manchester 4, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 3 SO
At Portland 3, Providence 2
At Lake Erie 3, Peoria 2
Adirondack 5, at Syracuse 2
San Antonio 4, at Chicago 3
Abbotsford 4, at Oklahoma City 2
Houston 5, at Texas 1
Friday
Norfolk 6, at St. John's 2
Rockford 3, at Charlotte 2 SO
At Connecticut 3, Bridgeport 2 OT
San Antonio 5, at Grand Rapids 4 OT
At Manchester 3, Worcester 2 OT
At Portland 3, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 2 SO
Springfield 7, at Providence 2
Binghamton 4, at Hamilton 2
At Syracuse 3, Hershey 2 SO
Toronto 2, at Rochester 1
Chicago 6, at Milwaukee 3
At Oklahoma City 4, Abbotsford 1
Texas 3, at Houston 2 OT

EAST COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE
Saturday
At Florida 5, Greenville 0
At Toledo 5, Reading 3
At South Carolina 3, Gwinnett 2
At Elmira 3, Kalamazoo 2 SO
At Chicago 2, Cincinnati 1
Stockton 3, at Ontario 1
At Colorado 6, Bakersfield 3
Las Vegas 5, at Utah 3
At Idaho 1, Alaska 0 OT
Friday
Greenville 5, at Florida 2
At Cincinnati 3, Reading 2 SO
Kalamazoo 5, at Elmira 3
At Gwinnett 4, South Carollina 2
At Wheeling 3, Trenton 2 OT
At Colorado 3, Bakersfield 0
Las Vegas 5, at Utah 0
Alaska 7, at Idaho 2
Stockton 3, at Ontario 2

QUEBEC MAJOR JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
Saturday
At Baie-Comeau 5, Shawinigan 1
At Cape Breton 9, Rouyn-Noranda 4
At Moncton 4, Victoriaville 3
At Gatineau 4, Blainville-Boisbriand 3 OT
At Quebec 6, Halifax 1
Friday
Saint John 2, at Prince Edward Island 1
Victoriaville 6, at Acadie-Bathurst 4
Halifax 2, at Drummondville 1
Val-d'Or 3, at Gatineau 2 SO
Shawinigan 4, at Chicoutimi 3 OT
Quebec 4, at Rimouski 3

ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE
Saturday
Guelph 5, at Erie 0
Ottawa 3, at Belleville 2
Kingston 6, at Oshawa 5 OT
At Peterborough 3, Windsor 1
At Plymouth 4, Kitchener 3
Sarnia 6, at Saginaw 3
London 7, at Owen Sound 5
Friday
At Sarnia 6, Saginaw 3
At Guelph 4, Oshawa 2
Niagara 5, at Kingston 0
At Kitchener 8, Erie 1
Plymouth 4, at London 1
Barrie 6, at Ottawa 5 OT
At Sault Ste. Marie 7, Brampton 2
At Sudbury 4, Mississauga 3

WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Saturday
At Moose Jaw 3, Medicine Hat 2
At Swift Current 5, Brandon 4
At Calgary 7, Prince Albert 1
At Lethbridge 5, Edmonton 2
Saskatoon 2, at Red Deer 1
Kelowna 4, at Prince George 2
Vancouver 2, at Everett 1 SO
At Seattle 6, Portland 3
At Spokane 6, Regina 5 SO
At Tri-City 3, Kamloops 2
Kootenay 8, at Victoria 3
Friday
At Swift Current 6, Moose Jaw 2
At Brandon 6, Medicine Hat 4
At Edmonton 4, Prince Albert 3
At Lethbridge 4, Red Deer 3 SO
Kelowna 3, at Prince George 2
Kamloops 2, at Spokane 1
At Vancouver 11, Victoria 3
Portland 7, at Everett 3
At Seattle 3, Tri-City 0

UNITED STATES HOCKEY LEAGUE
Saturday
Tri-City 4, at Team USA 1
Green Bay 6, at Muskegon 0
At Youngstown 3, Cedar Rapids 2 OT
Dubuque 4, at Chicago 2
Lincoln 2, at Fargo 0
At Omaha 6, Sioux City 4
Sioux Falls 4, at Des Moines 2
At Waterloo 4, Indiana 2
Friday
Green Bay 4, at Team USA 2
At Muskegon 2, Tri-City 0
At Waterloo 6, Dubuque 3
Des Moines 6, at Omaha 4
Indiana 3, at Cedar Rapids 2 SO
Youngstown 4, at Chicago 1
At Fargo 5, Lincoln 2

NCAA DIVISION I
ATLANTIC HOCKEY
Saturday
At Mercyhurst 2, Bentley 1
At RIT 6, Holy Cross 5
Friday
Army 3, at American International 3 OT
Bentley 0, at Mercyhurst 0 OT
At RIT 2, Holy Cross 0

ECAC
Saturday
At Clarkson 4, Dartmouth 0
At Colgate 4, Princeton 1
At Cornell 4, Quinnipiac 0
At St. Lawrence 4, Harvard 3
Friday
Harvard 3, at Clarkson 2
At Colgate 3, Quinnipiac 1
At Cornell 4, Princeton 0
Dartmouth 3, at St. Lawrence 1

HOCKEY EAST
Saturday
At Boston University 4, New Hampshire 1
At Northeastern 4, Vermont 1
At Massachusetts-Lowell 4, Massachusetts 0
Friday
At Boston University 4, Vermont 3
At Northeastern 5, Providence 2
Maine 2, at Massachusetts 2 OT
At New Hampshire 5, Massachusetts-Lowell 0

CCHA
Saturday
Bowling Green 4, at Miami 4
(BG wins shootout)
At Northern Michigan 2, Michigan State 1
Ferris State 3, at Alaska 2
Ohio State 6, at Michigan 5
Friday
At Miami 4, Bowling Green 0
Michigan State 4, at Northern Michigan 2
At Alaska 2, Ferris State 0
Ohio State 2, at Michigan 1

WCHA
Saturday
Michigan Tech 5, at Alaska-Anchorage 0
North Dakota 5, at Bemidji State 2
At Colorado College 4, Wisconsin 1
Nebraska-Omaha 3, at Denver 3 OT
At Minnesota-Duluth 7, Minnesota State 3
At Minnesota 5, St. Cloud State 0
Friday
At Colorado College 4, Wisconsin 2
At Denver 7, Nebraska-Omaha 3
At St. Cloud State 4, Minnesota 3
At Alaska-Anchorage 3, Michigan Tech 1
At Minnesota-Duluth 5, Minnesota State 2

NONCONFERENCE
Saturday
Brown 1, at Army 1 OT
Lake Superior State 2, at Canisius 2 OT
At Yale 5, Connecticut 3
Friday
At Notre Dame 3, Boston College 2

The Hangover: Nov. 17

Before plunging into the daily rundown of scores, I wanted to update you on the week that has been nonstop hockey in the Lounge.

Yes, I have not written in a while, but what can you do when you are juggling a home life, a work life, and a nightly package of pro and college hockey that can eat up your time from 7 pm to 2:30 am (live games followed by NHL On the Fly Final)? You can take notes and tape games, but both of those stack up like pizza boxes in a dorm room at some point.

In any event, let's dig in to those stacked up pizza boxes to give you a sampler of what my week has been.

-- You have to like the candor of Bobby Taylor, the color man on the Lightning broadcasts. When Steven Stamkos appeared to take a dive to draw a high-sticking call Monday against the Winnipeg Jets, Taylor did not try to skate around the issue. He watched the replay and then told the viewers that Stamkos was not hit with a stick and explained that is why the Jets fans seemed ready to come over the boards. He later told the audience that the Lightning were playing a soft game against the Jets, who were taking advantage of Tampa Bay's unwillingness to initiate any physical play.

-- Another Tuesday night on Long Island, and the Rangers should have crushed this tomato can. But the Islanders hang on for a few rounds before the Rangers scratch out a victory. Ugly game.

-- Wednesday night is why we live for hockey: Devils/Sabres, Ducks/Kings and Blackhawks/Canucks. Sure, Carolina was at Montreal, but did you see that game. I did. Let's leave it at that. The Devils came in a shoved the Sabres around. There is a lot of talent on the Sabres, but not enough jam, at least, not right now. Maybe the Sabres need a few rule changes to make it safe for them to come out on the ice. Also Wednesday, the Blackhawks put their best effort forward against the Canucks, who were more than game for a battle for two periods. But let's ask that the Blackhawks' TV announcers not get carried away when handing out kudos for, the game. Duncan Keith's game was called flawless, a masterpiece. Well, I guess we can ignore a few bad passes, including one at the blueline that created a breakaway shot on goal for the Canucks. Corey Crawford, now YOU had a masterpiece game. Kings beat the Ducks. I went to bed happy.

-- A little family time and then it's late night in the Lounge with the Kings/Ducks and Red Wings/Sharks. You cannot do better than these two games when it's past 11 Eastern and there is still another day in the work week. But the eyes are going fast. Fortunately, the Kings beat the Ducks again. I fall to sleep quickly.

--There are only three NHL games on Friday night. I've seen too much of Carolina already, so the Sabres/Hurricanes game, 7 pm, is Internet radio only. Stars/Avalanche (9 Eastern) will be on the medium HD screen and the Blackhawks/Flames (9 Eastern) goes on the big HD screen.

-- Small screen, big games. The iPhone will get a workout tonight, with college hockey on tap (no phone calls, please): Boston College/Notre Dame at 7:30 Eastern on CBS College Sports, Minnesota/St. Cloud State at 9 Eastern on Fox College Sports Atlantic, Nebraska-Omaha/Denver at 9:30 Eastern on Fox College Sports Pacific.

-- Just received a note about the AHL online package. Hmm, sounds interesting. Might be trouble.

And now, roll the scores, please:

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Boston 2, Columbus 1 SO
At N.Y. Islanders 4, Montreal 3
At Philadelphia 2, Phoenix 1
At Tampa Bay 4, Pittsburgh 1
At St. Louis 4, Florida 1
At Nashville 4, Toronto 1
At Minnesota 1, Colorado 0
At Winnipeg 4, Washington 1
Ottawa 5, at Edmonton 2
Los Angeles 5, at Anaheim 3
At San Jose 5, Detroit 2
Standings are here
Summaries are here

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Peoria 4, at Lake Erie 3 SO
Standings are here
Summary is here

QUEBEC MAJOR JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Moncton 5, Rouyn-Noranda 2
Standings are here
Summary is here

ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Niagara 3, Mississauga 0
Kitchener 3, at Sarnia 2
At Peterborough 4, Belleville 1
Plymouth 5, at Windsor 4 OT
At Saginaw 3, Brampton 2 SO
At Barrie 5, Sudbury 3
Standings are here
Summaries are here

WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Russian Selects 7, WHL Selects 5
Summary is here
Video link is here

The Hangover: Nov. 16

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Montreal 4, Carolina 0
New Jersey 5, at Buffalo 3
Chicago 5, at Vancouver 1
At Los Angeles 2, Anaheim 1 SO
Standings are here
Summaries are here

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Springfield 3, Worcester 2 OT
At Rochester 3, Syracuse 2
Oklahoma City 5, at Rockford 4
Standings are here
Summaries are here

EAST COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE
Kalamazoo 4, at Trenton 3
Toledo 4, at Chicago 1
At Ontario 4, Stockton 2
Standings are here
Summaries are here

QUEBEC MAJOR JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Cape Breton 4, Prince Edward Island 3
At Saint John 4, Rouyn-Noranda 3
Rimouski 4, at Acadie-Bathurst 1
Quebec 4, at Baie-Comeau 2
Blainville-Boisbriand 3, at Val-d'Or 2 SO
Standings are here
Summaries are here

ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Owen Sound 3, Erie 1
At Belleville 6, Peterborough 3
Standings are here
Summaries are here

WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
WHL Selects 5, Russian Selects 2
Summary is here

NCAA DIVISION I
ATLANTIC HOCKEY
At Connecticut 8, Sacred Heart 3
Standings are here
Summary is here

The Hangover: Nov. 15

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Boston 4, New Jersey 3
Phoenix 3, at Toronto 2 SO
N.Y. Rangers 4, at N.Y. Islanders 2
Minnesota 4, at Columbus 2
At Pittsburgh 6, Colorado 3
At St. Louis 2, Detroit 1
At Nashville 3, Washington 1
Florida 6, at Dallas 0
Ottawa 3, at Calgary 1
Standings are here
Summaries are here

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Abbotsford 4, at San Antonio 0
At Portland 4, Adirondack 2
At Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 3, Binghamton 0
Peoria 3, at Hamilton 2 SO
Standings are here
Summaries are here

EAST COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE
At Cincinnati 4, Toledo 2
At Wheeling 5, Elmira 3
Stockton 4, at Bakersfield 2
At Greenville 3, South Carolina 1
Standings are here
Summaries are here

QUEBEC MAJOR JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
Gatineau 5, at Shawinigan 1
Standings are here
Summary is here

NCAA DIVISION I
ATLANTIC HOCKEY
Canisius 1, at Niagara 1 OT

ECAC
Union 5, at RPI 1

CCHA
At Notre Dame 3, Western Michigan 2
Standings are here
Summaries are here