The Worcester Sharks used two third period goala against the Providence Bruins to defeat their Route 146 rivals 3-2 Saturday night at the Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island in front of an announced crowd of 5,728. The win snapped the WorSharks franchise record seven game losing streak. The WorSharks have had issues for most of the season killing penalties, and that continued Saturday...
The Worcester Sharks, continuing to play with four of their key players in San Jose on recall, defeated the first place Manchester Monarchs 2-1 in a shootout at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts Friday night. Just like in last Saturday's meeting, with so many front line players not in the line-up for the WorSharks and Manchester having allowed the fewest goals in the AHL so far this season,...
The Worcester Sharks continued their shots on goal barrage but couldn't manage more than a single goal in a 4-1 loss to the Manchester Monarchs Saturday night at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, New Hampshire in front of 3,162 fans. The Monarchs came into the game with the AHL's stingiest defense, allowing just 13 goals in 10 games, so the last thing Worcester wanted to do was fall behind...
Despite being a team that contains mostly rookies, it was three veteran players that lead the Worcester Sharks to a 3-2 overtime victory over the Providence Bruins in a battle of the Route 146 rivals Friday night at the Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island in front of 5838 fans. The teams would spend most of the first period feeling each other out, and for the fifth time in their six games...
The Worcester Sharks scored early and survived a wild third period in defeating the Lowell Devils 5-4 Saturday night at the Paul E. Tsongas Arena in Lowell, Massachusetts in front of an announced crowd of 5,135. The WorSharks would get on the board in the games first shift when Dan DaSilva collected the rebound of Derek Joslin's blueline blast and put it past Lowell netminder Gerald Coleman for the...
- This Joe Thornton is a bad ventriloquist but a good hockey player commercial by the Canal Street Studios agency in South San Francisco is subversively funny, but a little unusual when viewed in a crowded sportsbar with the sound off. It may have also inadvertently lead to a "bean burrito line" nickname for Heatley-Thornton-Setoguchi among a few fans. Canal Street has worked for the Oakland...
Lucas Lessio still hasn't decided if he'll play a year at St. Mike's and then come be a Wolverine or if he'll go to the OHL, but he is headed to Niagara's camp . Ice Dogs' General Manager Dale Brown seems to think that the longer this goes, the better his team's chances are of landing the player who would be eligible to join Michigan's vaunted incoming class of 2010. "He hasn't committed to either...
San Jose Sharks General Manager Doug Wilson announced that the club has re-signed unrestricted free agent center Ryan Vesce to a one-year contract and signed defenseman Joe Callahan and Danny Groulx, center Dwight Helminen and right wing Jed Ortmeyer to one-year contracts. By resigning Vesce and adding the other four players to the mix, Wilson has strengthened the organizations depth. While none of...
MHNet says the Alumni Game will be July 31 this year. Nice article from The Arizona Republic about the Michigan connection with the Phoenix Coyotes. Porter, Kolarik, Montoya, Summers, Chris Brown. There are a lot of really great quotes in the story, both from the Coyotes and the Michigan players. Phoenix GM Don Maloney said that he would be "stunned" if Brown spent four years in college....
Dwight Helminen has played in the last four games for the Hurricanes, all victories, since being called up from the Albany River Rats. The fourth-line center, he hasn't gotten a lot of ice time but you won't hear him complaining about it, either.
The Canes have recalled forward Dwight Helminen from the Albany River Rats (AHL). It's the second NHL recall this season for Helminen, third among Albany skaters with 15 goals.
Hurricanes coach Peter Laviolette said the line of Tuomo Ruutu, Dwight Helminen and Chad LaRose would remain intact tonight against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
On Monday, the Hurricanes placed forward Dan LaCouture on waivers and simultaneously gave rookies Dwight Helminen and Pat Dwyer votes of confidence. LaCouture entered camp as an unsigned free agent and earned a two-way contract and a job on the big team. Because LaCouture is a veteran player,