Don's Dinos..................................493..........28
Langdon River Dogs...........................491..........16
The Shaving Moes.............................490..........19
Team EA......................................475..........33
Team Lowes Racing............................444..........17
THE Team.....................................444..........33
The Slim Pickens.............................428..........19
Sherpa's Yaks................................414..........24
Taffy's Tyrants..............................410..........28
Pull the Goalie..............................404..........21
Team Chevy...................................394..........12
The Late Impact..............................392..........21
Thanx For Comin' Out.........................378..........17
Doug's Deadbeats.............................375..........17
Stats updated through Sunday's games
Well, the Langdon River Dogs had a poor showing on the weekend and dropped down to 2nd place again, leaving the door open for Don's Dinos to step up to 1st once again. The Shaving Moes are still keeping pace and a gap to fourth with a decent show in Week 20.
The week high was shared by Team EA and THE Team... each picking up 33 points.
The Player of the Week was Eric Staal (The Slim Pickens) with a solid 7 points during the week.
The trade deadline in the NHL is this week with the chance that some players in the pool will be moved. We should be able to schedule one more draft session at the Wildfire if anyone is still interested in dropping a player or two. Do leave me an e-mail if this is the case... opiated@telus.net.
Injuries:
Sergei Samsonov (Team Lowes Racing) - Foot; Returned on Wednesday
Daniel Briere (The Late Impact) - Abdominal Surgery; Returned on Wednesday
Roman Hamrlik (The Slim Pickens) - Hand; Indefinitely
Pierre Turgeon (The Late Impact) - Shoulder; Returned on TuesdayMarek Svatos (Pull the Goalie) - Mouth; Day-to-day
Bryan Berard (Langdon River Dogs) - Back; After the Olympics
Pavol Demitra (The Shaving Moes) - Eye & Nose; Day-to-dayAlex Frolov (Doug's Deadbeats) - Shoulder; Day-to-day
Jose Theodore (The Late Impact) - Foot; Indefinitely
Alex Mogilny (The Slim Pickens) - In the minors
Alexei Zhitnik (Don's Dinos) - Ankle; Returned on Tuesday
Jaromir Jagr (Langdon River Dogs) - Groin; Returned on Wednesday
Dominik Hasek (Doug's Deadbeats) - Groin; Indefinitely
Peter Forsberg (Pull the Goalie) - Groin; Returned on WednesdayKim Johnsson (Team Lowes Racing) - Head; After the Olympic Break.
Simon Gagne (Team Chevy) - Knee; Day-to-day
Ladislav Nagy (Pull the Goalie) - Knee; Out for the seasonDerek Morris (Doug's Deadbeats) - Ankle; Late February
Mario Lemieux (Doug's Deadbeats) - RetiredZiggy Palffy (Pull the Goalie) - Retired
Pavel Kubina (The Slim Pickens) - Head; Returned to action Tuesday
Eric Lindros (Taffy's Tyrants) - Wrist; Out for the season
Dan Cloutier (Sherpa's Yaks) - Knee; Out for the seasonEd Jovanovski (Don's Dinos) - Groin & Abdominal Surgery; Indefinitely
Mattias Ohlund (Team Chevy) - Ribs; Indefinitely
Sami Salo (The Shaving Moes) - Shoulder; Day-to-day
Steve Eminger (Sherpa's Yaks) - Ankle; Day-to-dayAlex Ovechkin (Langdon River Dogs) - Wrist; Played on Tuesday
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The only Blackhawk left in the pool, Brent Seabrook (Taffy's Tyrants), returned to the line-up last night. Seabrook missed 13 games with a sprained knee, that he suffered just after being picked in the waiver draft. He didn't register any points, but the Hawks did beat the Avalanche last night... but the offensive upside is there for the young Seabrook... just be patient.
Petr Sykora (Taffy's Tyrants) is getting another shot with another team. On the weekend, he moved from the Mighty Ducks in Anaheim to the Big Apple to play with Jaromir Jagr (Langdon River Dogs).
The Boston Bruins have sent Joe Thornton (Don's Dinos) to San Jose for three players; Marco Sturm, Wayne Primeau and Brad Stuart... none of the former Sharks were pool picks. Thornton should be with the Sharks for the Friday & Saturday matchups, but this all comes as a big shock to the hockey system. The Bruins have been quoted as saying that they needed a big shake-up and the Sharks weren't gonna pass up an opportunity to get one of the game's best players. Thornton has 33 points already this season, which puts him tied for 10th in pool scoring. Oh my.