Vasilevskiy 12-0 against Detroit, Lightning beat Wings 2-1
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Andrei Vasilevskiy made 25 stops to move to 12-0 lifetime against Detroit and lead the Tampa Bay Lightning to a 2-1 victory on Saturday.
Tampa Bay has won 17 consecutive home games against the Red Wings and improved to 20-1-1 in the last 22 meetings overall. The teams meet again on Sunday.
Ross Colton and Brayden Point scored Tampa Bay’s goals. Adam Erne scored for Detroit. Thomas Greiss finished with 27 saves.
Colton opened the scoring 4:07 into the game, backhanding home a rebound in front of the net after Andreas Borgman’s shot glanced off Pat Maroon.
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The NHL trade deadline this year is April 12. That may feel far off, but I don’t expect the fireworks to wait that long given that teams will want to acquire players earlier.
With that in mind, this post is going to serve as a continuously updated home for any trade news or notes about the Maple Leafs in the weeks to come.
So hit Ctrl + D, throw down a bookmark and check back here for the latest.
March 12: The end of the Mikko Lehtonen audition
The Leafs acquired prospect goaltender Veini Vehvilainen from Columbus for Mikko Lehtonen on Friday.
March 12, 2021
Arizona Coyotes forward Christian Dvorak has become the team’s top center, thanks in part to studying one of the game’s best at his position, Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron.
Dvorak (left) is “putting the extra time in and he’s getting rewarded,” Coyotes coach Rick Tocchet said. (Photo by Alina Nelson/Cronkite News)
PHOENIX – Arizona Coyotes forward Christian Dvorak has returned to school.
No, not in a classroom with a paper and pencil in hand.
Rather, on the ice with a set of mitts and a freshly taped stick.
Dvorak has evolved into the Coyotes’ top center in his fifth season with the team, thanks in part to studying one of the game’s best at his position, Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron.