Savior-Andrew Dellapina (NHL 10)

[NYwRiter94]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bolts_26

This is pretty decent bt i'm not digging the HTML Tables.

Yeah, it was made in open office. At first the lack of border looked really good, but right now I'm not liking it and it's too big. I'm working on developing another one.

Quote: Originally Posted by kessthemess

Haha, in the Staal hit picture during the game against the Ducks there is two pucks. Keep this up!!

Thanks, my gamebridge sometimes has that effect if something is moving quickly when i take the picture.

[NYwRiter94]

Gaborik Adds Two, Rangers Keep Rolling




Henrik Lundqvist leads the team onto the home ice.

New York, NY--Marian Gaborik added two more goals to his count as the New York Rangers defeated the Los Angeles Kings, 4-1.

Chris Drury started the game off right with a goal to put the Rangers up by one. Gaborik then lost a fight to Anton Babchuk, which led to a goal by Avery in the waning moments of the first period to put the Rangers up by two.

In the third period, action resumed as Gaborik scored his first goal in retaliation to a Trevor Lewis put back, giving the Rangers a 3-1 lead. Gaborik scored again on the empty netter with :45 left to seal the deal for the Blueshirts.

Henrik only stopped 8 shots, while Jonathan Quick let in 27 of 31 shots courtesy of the Rangers. Dubinsky was a major force in the Rangers winning the faceoff count 12-9.


Chris Drury opens the scoring on Quick.






Gaborik scores the first of two.



Rangers Record: 5-2-0; 1st in Eastern Conference

[NYwRiter94]

Trade

10/14/2009

Predators Receive:
C Ryan Potulny
G Nikolai Khabibulin

Oilers Receive:
G Mark Dekanich
LW Steve Sullivan

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Rangers Have Field Day Versus Maple Leafs




Marian Gaborik is all alone on Vesa Toskala after breezing by the defensemen.


Toronto, ON--Tonight, almost as if a flashback to the last encounter between the two teams, was a blowout. The Rangers were again on the winning end.

Marian Gaborik opened the scoring with an early deke on Vesa Toskala after beating both defenseman on a rush. The Maple Leafs were called on a penalty, but the Rangers made no attempt to score on the Power Play.

The second period featured highlight reel goals by Brandon Dubinsky, a slapper to the elbow from the top of the circle, an shot by Ryan Callahan catching Toskala going the other way, and Enver Lisin on a great rebound putback. Jiri Hudler added a goal in the third period as the Rangers emerged victorious.

As always, aside from scoring the Rangers dominated. They outshot the Leafs 33 to 6. They also won the faceoff count by a slim margin of 11 to 9. The Rangers held possession of the puck much of the game, and hope to do so against the Sharks at home.

Toskala has no hope of stopping Brandon Dubinsky's slapshot from the circle.






Ryan Callahan executes the putback goal that catches Vesa Toskala off-guard and gives the Rangers a 3-0 lead.



Rangers Record: 6-2-0; 1st in Eastern Conference

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Drury Has Huge Night As Rangers Pick Up Fifth Straight




Teammates congratulate Drury on his first goal.

New York, NY--Henrik Lundqvist finally had a semi-challenge. That challenge being tasked with stopped shots in the double-digits.

The Rangers more than doubled the Sharks' shot total, 31-14, and nearly doubled time on attack in a high scoring yet lopsided affair. Drury began the game with a goal, but no action occured in the second period. In the third, the Rangers lit up the lamp, with goals by Druy, Callahan, Kotalik, and two from Gaborik, who now leads the league with 11 goals, four more than the next highest goal scorers, and is second in points behind Bill Guerin, who is having a season that may save his career for a few more years.

After the game, when asked about his four game-goal scoring streak and his league leading record, on pace to set an NHL record with 100 goals, Gaborik responded, "It's just great to be playing this well and to be playing in front of such great fans. I'm excited to be here and I think we can do something good in the playoffs."

The Rangers play host to the Devils in the Hudson Rivalry on Thursday. The Devils are 3-4-0 and desperate to avenge their loss earlier on in the month.


Henrik lets up the lone Sharks goal of the night to Patrick Marleau.






Henrik, who gave up the bad goal to Marleau, otherwise played a great game.



Rangers Record: 7-2-0, 1st in Eastern Conference

[oilersfan99]

Looks to me like the game play itself is far too easy for you. I know Toronto is really bad but it's not very realistic if you are outshooting teams 40-6

There are some great sliders available for NHL10 and a lot of them, depending on your skill, work very very well

Great work though, very well laid out