Prusek shines as Senators top Lightning 4-1 on road
In Tampa Bay, Fra artin Prusek stopped 29 shots for his third straight win aiding Ottawa. Jason Spezza scored twice as the Senators defeated the Lightning 4-1. Prusek denied a late three on zero rush by Willis and Lecavalier, keeping Ottawa ahead as Vermette notched his first NHL goal.
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IOC to retest Salt Lake THG samples from 2002 Games
The IOC approved retesting of 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic samples for THG after confirming no legal or scientific barriers to rescreening frozen specimens stored at UCLA. Officials noted uncertainty about how many of about 600 samples would be retested and when, with NHL players involved among those stored.
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Palffy Returns to Kings Lineup After Eye Injury
Los Angeles Kings leading scorer Ziggy Palffy was activated from IR before the game with Dallas Stars. Palffy had missed five games after a Nov. 22 incident when a clearing shot off teammate Ian Laperriere struck him on the bench, breaking two teeth. Palffy, 31, leads the Kings with 26 points.
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Flyers forward Claude Lapointe enters treatment program
The Philadelphia Flyers veteran Claude Lapointe, 35, has voluntarily entered in-patient treatment under the NHS substance abuse and behavioural health program with the NHL Players' Association. Flyers GM Bob Clarke said Lapointe is addressing problems and will return to play when ready. Lapointe, a defensive centre from Lachine, Quebec, was acquired from the Islanders last March for a fifth-round pick and is under a $1 million contract this season and next.
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Lundmark Injured After Collision With Peca
Uniondale New York Rangers center Jamie Lundmark left the ice in the second period after a knee kneeing collision with Islanders captain Michael Peca. Peca received a major penalty and game misconduct ejecting him. Rangers won 4 2.
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