Ducks draw even with Devils in overtime thriller
The Mighty Ducks beat the New Jersey Devils 1-0 in overtime to tie the NEIL championship series at 2-2. Steve Thomas scored his third playoff goal 39 seconds into OT, with Anaheim dominating including a 63 percent edge in faceoffs by game's end and a 7-0 sudden-death playoff record.
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Gainey Returns to Montréal as Canadiens GM
Bob Gainey named Montreal Canadiens general manager and executive vice president, taking over July 1 from Andre Savard who becomes assistant GM. Gainey, 49, brings 11 years of coaching and management with Dallas Stars, helped win four straight Cups as a Canadiens captain, and vows to reforge the franchise amid fan angst and playoff drought.
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CBCs Stanley Cup Game 3 TV ratings dip from 2003 final
Toronto CBC reported Game 3 of the final between Anaheim and New Jersey drew 1.27 million viewers, about 400,000 fewer than Detroit vs Carolina in 2002. Game 2 had 1.028 million vs 1.717 million last year. Game 1 drew 1.29 million, while last year's Cup opener reached 2.01 million. The CBC average across three rounds fell to 1.36 million, below last year's 2.01 million, though still third-highest in a decade. Last year’s Game 3 drew 1.672 million in a 3-2 triple overtime Red Wings win. Anaheim-Mighty Ducks won 3-2 in overtime in Saturday’s game.
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Lemieux denies playing for another NHL team
PITTSBURGH (CP) Mario Lemieux rejected a report that he plans to play next season for a different club. He said he has not decided on 2003 04 and would return only if he plays for the Pittsburgh Penguins. He led the team with 91 points while Pittsburgh missed the playoffs for the second straight season.
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NHL considers moving annual player awards gala
NHL vice-president Frank Brown said the awards ceremony may be relocated from Toronto to another Canadian city due to the SARS situation. The CBC broadcast live show is set for June 12 at Metro Convention Centre in Anaheim, with the NHL monitoring the situation and noting no cancellation risk.
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