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March 9, 2010 Tyler Bunz has been named as the Tiger player of the week. He backstopped the Tigers to 3 wins over the weekend, and pushed the teams winning streak to 4 in a row. Tigers close out the regular season with a home and home series with the Lethbridge Hurricanes, beginning Friday night in Lethbridge. --- The Brooks Bandits have fallen behind two games to nothing in their AJHL second round playoff series with Camrose. The Kodiaks scored a 3-2 win in double overtime last night. Game three is back in Brooks tomorrow night at 7 p.m. --- The Medicine Hat Double A Midget Hounds saw their season end last night with a 6-2 loss to Taber. It was the third and deciding game in their best of 3 playoff series. --- Jon Quick had to make only 11 saves as the L-A Kings shutout the Columbus Blue Jackets 6-zip. Six different players scored for the Kings, who snapped a two-game slide. Alex Ovechkin scored twice to share the N-H-L goal scoring lead with Sidney Crosby at 44, but it wasn't enough as his Washington Capitals lost 4-3 to Dallas in a shootout. Veteran goalie Marty Turco had a 49-save performance for the Stars, who snapped Washington's 13-game home ice win streak. --- The Boston Bruins continue their seven-game road trip tonight in Toronto without Marc Savard. The two-time all-star is out indefinitely after suffering a concussion in a brutal blindside hit by Pittsburgh's Matt Cooke on Sunday. The game against the Leafs is one of nine tonight in the N-H-L. --- Glenn Howard's Ontario rink remains undefeated at the Tim Hortons Brier. The three-time Brier winner took a 5-and-0 record into this morning's draw, where he's facing Rod MacDonald's Prince Edward Island rink. Manitoba, Alberta and Newfoundland and Labrador all went into today at 4-and-1. --- The Toronto Blue Jays enjoy their first of three off-days this spring before hosting the Philadelphia Phillies tomorrow. The Jays have won five straight Grapefruit League contests since dropping their pre-season opener. Last summer's number one pick Stephen Strasburg makes his debut for Washington against Detroit in one of 15 games this afternoon. --- |
