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Old 11-20-2016, 07:57 PM   #10
Big T
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October 3rd, 1982

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Los Angeles Kings at Montreal Canadiens

Well hopefully home cooking and the friendly confines of the Bell Center will help the Canadiens get back on the winning track against the 3-2-1 Kings. The Kings have a rock in the net, 30 year old Harrison Wylie is 2-2-1 with a 3.76 GAA and .903 save %, but this is most likely simply a slow start as he is coming off a 34-22-7 season with a 2.40 GAA and .918 save %. C Brit Sedgwick has a goal and 2 points so far in 6 games, but he has been a solid performer for the Kings over the last past 2 seasons and has 61 goals and 136 points to his resume over 165 games. 32 year old LW Paul Alston rounds out the stars for the Kings, he has 4 goals and 6 points already in 6 games and had 20 goals and 38 assists last year in 79 games.

For Montreal, Yevgeny Ronov will draw back into the line-up on the 2nd line while G Mike Blackshear will start in goal with his .905 save %. The Kings confirmed G Harrison Wylie will start.

Montreal 4 Los Angeles 2

With the Habs in control out shooting Los Angeles 13 to 4, RW Ronnie Marvin had to leave the game with wrist soreness and just over 2 minutes remaining in the 1st period. The period ended with the Habs out shooting the Kings 14 to 6, but tied 0-0.

Just over a minute into the 2nd, Kings star C Brit Sedgwick breaks the goose-egg and a 1-0 lead. Montreal ties it up with about 9 minutes left in the period, C Dave Wright gets his 2nd. The Kings take the lead with 3;37 left in the 2nd, 2-1. The period ends with the Habs trailing 2-1 despite out shooting LA 28 to 10.

Montreal ties it up again at the 4:09 mark of the 3rd, Chris Hughes with his 4th. Hughes gets his 2nd of the night at 5:23 of the period, Montreal with the lead 3-2. RW Al Ladd finally finds the score sheet with just over 2 minutes left in the game as he gets his 1st of the year. Montreal hangs onto a important 4-2 win.

Montreal's C Chris Hughes is named the games 1st star. Hughes had 2 goals and an assist and improved to 5 goals and 3 assists for 8 points.

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Around the league....................

Edmonton Oilers C Lawrence Diamond extended his points streak to 13 games and his assist streak to 8 games in a 8-5 win over the Senators. The 35 year old Diamond has 3 goals and 11 points in 7 games for the Oilers.
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