(2) New Jersey vs (4) Ottawa Articles and Discusion

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<TABLE width=627><TBODY><TR><TD width=500>[SIZE=+1]New Jersey Devils[/SIZE]
Team Page | Roster | Stats
Regular Season Record: 49-24-9, 106 pts
Head-to-Head Record: 3-1
Last Stanley Cup Win: 2003
Last Stanley Cup Final Appearance: 2003
Last Postseason Appearance: 2006
Players with Stanley Cup Rings: Patrik Elias (2), Scott Gomez (2), Brian Gionta, Sergei Brylin (3), Jamie Langenbrunner (2), Jim Dowd, Jay Pandolfo (2), John Madden (2), Brian Rafalski (2), Colin White (2), Brad Lukowich, Martin Brodeur (3)

Team Analysis: The Devils - as expected - played tight defensive hockey in the opening round, as four of their six games against the Tampa Bay Lightning were decided by one goal. Brodeur's performance in the first three games raised questions about his vulnerability, but the future Hall of Famer rebounded from squandering a two-goal lead in the second period of Game 4, which New Jersey won in overtime, then stopped 31 shots for his 22nd career playoff shutout in Game 5. Brodeur's 93rd postseason win in Game 6 moved him ahead of Grant Fuhr and into second place on the career playoff list behind Patrick Roy's 151. Up front, the offense has been solid with Zach Parise leading all playoff scorers with six goals. The foursome of Jamie Langenbrunner, Patrik Elias, Scott Gomez and Brian Gionta has also been effective, especially on the power play. Defenceman Brian Rafalski is also a big part of the power play, with two goals and five assists in six games. Defensively, shutdown specialists John Madden and Jay Pandolfo have also been workhorses up front, logging in more than 20 minutes of ice-time in four of their first six games. Paul Martin, Brad Lukowich and Johnny Oduya keep the team's commitment to solid play in the back end, while rookie Andy Greene led all Devils blueliners in plus-minus (+4).
</TD></TR><TR><TD>[SIZE=+1]Ottawa Senators[/SIZE]
Team Page | Roster | Stats
Regular Season Record: 48-25-9, 105 pts
Head-to-Head Record: 1-2-1
Last Stanley Cup Win: -
Last Stanley Cup Final Appearance: -
Last Postseason Appearance: 2006
Players with Stanley Cup Rings: Martin Gerber

Team Analysis: With the exception of the third period of Game 2 of their first round series, the Senators never really faced any adversity from the Pittsburgh Penguins. Bryan Murray's squad dominated the first five games with a solid effort from to bottom. Anyone left wondering whether the Senators should have acquired some leadership in Gary Roberts should take a longer look at captain Daniel Alfredsson, who led by example with three goals and six points. Dany Heatley and Jason Spezza also tallied it up on the scoreboard, fueling a lethal power play that scored once in every four opportunities. But the offense was a lot more than their top trio. In each game, the Senators were able to roll our all four lines and sprad out their scoring effectively. Defensively, the team also got a great two-way game from players like Dean McAmmond, Peter Schaefer and Chris Kelly. On the blueline, the tandem of Chris Phillips and Anton Volchenkov were arguably the best in the playoffs - effectively shutting down the league's best player in Sidney Crosby. Unlike past playoff campaigns, goaltending doesn't seem to be a sensitive issue in the nation's capital. Ray Emery has been as cool and confident as a seasoned veteran.
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New Jersey ranked 16th in the league on the power play, with a 17.7% success rate. Ottawa ranked 14th at 17.9%.

- New Jersey ranked fourth in the league in penalty killing, with an 85.2% success rate. Ottawa ranked ninth at 84.5%.

- Colin White (168), Erik Rasmussen (120) and Brad Lukowich (119) are the Devils' leading hitters.

- Chris Neil (288), Anton Volchenkov (205) and Mike Fisher (195) are the Senators' leading hitters.

- Scott Gomez is the Devils' top face-off man -- 52.2%.

- Antoine Vermette and Jason Spezza are the Senators' top face-off men -- 53.0%.

- Ottawa's Chris Neil ranked third in the league with 177 penalty minutes.

- Ottawa's Dany Heatley ranked second in the league with 50 goals.

- Ottawa's Dany Heatley tied for the league lead with 10 game-winning goals.

- Ottawa's Anton Volchenkov led the league with 273 blocked shots.

- Ottawa's Jason Spezza ranked second in the league with a 21.0% shooting percentage.

- Ottawa's Daniel Alfredsson and Tom Preissing ranked second and third in the league, with a plus-42 and plus-40, respectively.

- Zach Parise led the Devils with five points in four games against the Senators this year.

- Daniel Alfredsson and Dean McAmmond led the Senators with four points in four games against the Devils this year.

- Scott Gomez led the league with nine points in Round One.

- Scott Gomez, Andy Greene and Travis Zajac led the Devils with a plus-4 in Round One.

- Chris Kelly led the Senators with a plus-5 in Round One.

- Paul Martin led the Devils in ice time with 25:38 per game in Round One.

- Anton Volchenkov led the Senators in ice time with 21:15 per game in Round One.

 

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<TABLE class=statfull cellPadding=3><TBODY><TR><TH>The Latest on the Senators</TH><TH>Practice lines Lines</TH></TR><TR class=one><TD class=left vAlign=top> The Sens were back on the ice Sunday for the first time since eliminating the Penguins on Thursday. No Patrick Eaves in practice (head injury suffered in Game 3). Bryan Murray says Eaves is a "number of days away" before he even begins skating again, he rode the bike on Saturday and experienced headaches. He still needs medical clearance before he steps back on the ice. Murray admitted that Dany Heatley was bothered by a bad ankle throughout round 1. Heatley had (2-2 - 4 points) in the series. Both goals were game winners and both came on the powerplay. All 5 of Heatley's career playoff goals have come on the powerplay, 3 of the 5 have been game winners. Heatley says he will be fine for round 2. - TSN </TD><TD vAlign=top width=200>Forwards
Heatley - Spezza - Alfredsson
Schaefer - Fisher - Comrie
Vermette - Kelly - Neil
Saprykin - McAmmond - Schubert
Extra:McGrattan
Defence
Redden - Meszaros
Phillips - Volchenkov
Corvo - Preissing
Extra:Nycholat
Goaltender
Emery
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To keep their Stanley Cup dream alive, the Senators will have to go through Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils.
The big question is: When can they get started?
The Devils knocked off the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-2 yesterday to cement their Round 2 date with the Senators.
League sources say Devils president/GM/coach Lou Lamoriello balked at a suggestion by the NHL that the series should open tomorrow. The indication is Lamoriello wants his team to get some rest after a tough series against the Lightning.
The NHL will likely announce today the Senators will play Game 1 on Thursday at Continental Airlines Arena. Negotiations were still taking place, but it's believed Game 2 could be Saturday at 8 p.m. after the Champions on Ice show scheduled for 3 p.m.
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If that's the case, Game 3 could be back at Scotiabank Place on Monday at 7 p.m.
As for the Devils, the Senators know exactly what to expect.
"They are what they are. They've been the same way for a number of years. It's defence first," said Senators coach Bryan Murray yesterday.
"They count on their goaltender and they count on being real good positionally. They're confident. You can see that late in games. If there's a challenge at all, they seem to be able to meet it. They're a dangerous team."
Heading into yesterday's Devils-Lightning game, there was still a chance the Senators could face the New York Rangers, but Ottawa spent plenty of time during a 60-minute practice preparing for a challenge against the Devils. A lot of work was done on breaking the trap and playing well positionally.
"They play that conservative, five-guys-in-every-zone, Marty Brodeur-in-net, kind of patient game. We'll just have to adjust to that," said Senators centre Jason Spezza.
"We feel if we're skating and forechecking and controlling the pace of the game, we can beat anyone. We have to continue to get pucks deep, play physical and play our game. We're going to try to force them to take some chances."
STOPPED IN 2003 FINAL
The Devils halted Ottawa's shot at advancing to the Stanley Cup final in Game 7 of the East final in 2003.
The Senators had a 1-3 record against the Devils during the regular season.
"New Jersey, we know, is very stable with a great goaltender and defensively they're going to challenge you to score goals," said Murray. "They wait for mistakes and their counter-attack is one of the best in the league.
"I think they have two lines that are really good offensively and a great checking line. We know after the season series that they're a difficult opponent. But if we keep playing the way we're playing and attack the way we did, then we'll get our chances as well."
The Devils know they're in for a tough challenge. "We're just going to enjoy this one for a bit," New Jersey winger Scott Gomez told CBC. "Ottawa is a great team and we've had some history with those guys in the playoffs. It just keeps getting tougher." <!-- Next and Previous stories -->

 

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Ouch! Dany Heatley is playing with a tender ankle.
While Heatley scored two goals in the five-game series win over the Pittsburgh Penguins, he had a tough time making an impact some nights. Heatley suffered an ankle injury late in the season, but didn't miss any games.
"Dany is hurting and I don't think there's any secret in that," said Murray following practice yesterday at Scotiabank Place. "I think the couple of days (before Round 2 of the playoffs against New Jersey) will give him a little boost. He had the ankle issue that was bothering him. I would expect that he'll score easier. I thought he played hard and he played decent for us, but I think he'll get more points."
Heatley, who scored the winner in Game 5 against the Penguins, isn't using the injury as an excuse.
"It wasn't a huge problem in Round 1," said Heatley. "It was something that was just a little tender and the doctors really helped it, so it should be no problem. The two days off should help it."
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Sign of the times
In a corner of Scotiabank Place, somebody has painted the Stanley Cup with the words: "12 wins to go ... 1 goal." That's the attitude of the players as well. "We didn't go into this season and say if we win one round, it's going to be a great year for us," said C Jason Spezza. "Our goal is to win a Stanley Cup. We know we have to win four rounds. Winning the first round is just one goal we set for ourselves." "We know it's a long-term venture here," said Murray. We've got three more series to go through if we're lucky enough to get there. Stepping away for a couple of days was good. There's a real feeling on the team that we're better than we were, we're more disciplined than we were and we'll just take it one at a time."
Eaves still out
RW Patrick Eaves was the only Senators player who didn't practise and there's no timetable for his return. Eaves, who suffered a "head injury" after being slammed to the ice by Colby Armstrong in Game 3, isn't ready to return to the ice. "He's getting better, but I would think he's still a number of games away from skating. He's got to remember his name and things like that and then he can start to skate," said Murray with a smile. "He rode the bike during the early part of the weekend and he got headaches so we told him not to do anything." LW Peter Schaefer left practice early, but he's believed to be fine.
Off the glass Asked about Sidney Crosby playing with a broken foot in the series, Murray said: "I felt sorry for him ... I don't think it affected him one bit." ... Former Senators GM Marshall Johnston will get his day in court in a lawsuit against team president Roy Mlakar. Johnston received a favourable ruling from the Ontario Court of Appeals earlier this month which means his $275,000 suit against Mlakar will go ahead despite attempts by Senators lawyers to get the case thrown out. The two sides tried to settle through mediation with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman in November, but they couldn't come to an agreement. Johnston launched the suit on April 14, 2005 because he claims he was supposed to receive the same compensation as former GM Rick Dudley when he signed a three-year, $1.2 million deal in June, 1999. <!-- Next and Previous stories -->

 

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this line has me scratcing my head, opening up the Sens as a dog in road one, yet quite a large fave for the series ' all things considered'

So basically what Im thinking is the books believe a split in the first 2 games in Jersey giving the Sens home ice... interesting

 

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its really up to Brodeur, he's been a mystery against the Bolts, don't know if he'll show up like he did for game 5

 

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I think Brodeur really played his game, from game 3 and on really. Think his and Jerseys style could present some issues for the Devils.

 

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<TABLE width=627 border=1><TBODY><TR class=one align=middle><TD>1</TD><TD>Thursday, April 26, 7pm et</TD><TD>Senators @ Devils</TD><TD><X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=163587&hubname=nhl">Recap | <X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/scores/boxscore/?id=6978">Box</TD></TR><TR class=one align=middle><TD>2</TD><TD>Saturday, April 28, 8pm et</TD><TD>Senators @ Devils</TD><TD><X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=163587&hubname=nhl">Recap | <X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/scores/boxscore/?id=6978">Box</TD></TR><TR class=one align=middle><TD>3</TD><TD>Monday, April 30, 7pm et</TD><TD>Devils @ Senators</TD><TD><X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=163587&hubname=nhl">Recap | <X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/scores/boxscore/?id=6978">Box</TD></TR><TR class=one align=middle><TD>4</TD><TD>Wednesday, May 2, 7pm et</TD><TD>Devils @ Senators</TD><TD><X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=163587&hubname=nhl">Recap | <X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/scores/boxscore/?id=6978">Box</TD></TR><TR class=one align=middle><TD>*5</TD><TD>Saturday, May 5, 8pm et</TD><TD>Senators @ Devils</TD><TD><X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=163587&hubname=nhl">Recap | <X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/scores/boxscore/?id=6978">Box</TD></TR><TR class=one align=middle><TD>*6</TD><TD>Monday, May 7, 7pm et</TD><TD>Devils @ Senators</TD><TD><X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=163587&hubname=nhl">Recap | <X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/scores/boxscore/?id=6978">Box</TD></TR><TR class=one align=middle><TD>*7</TD><TD>Wednesday, May 9, 7pm et</TD><TD>Senators @ Devils</TD><TD><X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=163587&hubname=nhl">Recap | <X name="http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/scores/boxscore/?id=6978">Box</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

 

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Martin Brodeur

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=yspsctbg align=middle><TD class=ysptblhdr align=left colSpan=17 height=18>Next Game (4/26 vs. OTT)</TD></TR><TR class=ysptblthbody1 align=right><TD class=yspdetailttl align=left width="24%" height=18></TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GP</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GS</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>MIN</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>W</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>L</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>T</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>OTL</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>EGA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GAA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SV</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SV%</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SO</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=ysprow1 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left>Career vs Ottawa</TD><TD class=yspscores>48</TD><TD class=yspscores>48</TD><TD class=yspscores>2882</TD><TD class=yspscores>28</TD><TD class=yspscores>16</TD><TD class=yspscores>4</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>6</TD><TD class=yspscores>104</TD><TD class=yspscores>2.17</TD><TD class=yspscores>1259</TD><TD class=yspscores>1155</TD><TD class=yspscores>.917</TD><TD class=yspscores>6</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left>Home (this year)</TD><TD class=yspscores>39</TD><TD class=yspscores>39</TD><TD class=yspscores>2354</TD><TD class=yspscores>25</TD><TD class=yspscores>10</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>4</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>84</TD><TD class=yspscores>2.14</TD><TD class=yspscores>999</TD><TD class=yspscores>915</TD><TD class=yspscores>.916</TD><TD class=yspscores>6</TD><TD></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

Ray Emery

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=yspsctbg align=middle><TD class=ysptblhdr align=left colSpan=17 height=18>Next Game (4/26 vs. NJD)</TD></TR><TR class=ysptblthbody1 align=right><TD class=yspdetailttl align=left width="24%" height=18></TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GP</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GS</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>MIN</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>W</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>L</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>T</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>OTL</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>EGA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GAA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SV</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SV%</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SO</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=ysprow1 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left>Career vs New Jersey</TD><TD class=yspscores>7</TD><TD class=yspscores>7</TD><TD class=yspscores>426</TD><TD class=yspscores>3</TD><TD class=yspscores>2</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>2</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>14</TD><TD class=yspscores>1.97</TD><TD class=yspscores>201</TD><TD class=yspscores>187</TD><TD class=yspscores>.930</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left>Away (this year)</TD><TD class=yspscores>27</TD><TD class=yspscores>26</TD><TD class=yspscores>1547</TD><TD class=yspscores>14</TD><TD class=yspscores>8</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>3</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>75</TD><TD class=yspscores>2.91</TD><TD class=yspscores>803</TD><TD class=yspscores>728</TD><TD class=yspscores>.907</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

 

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Brodeur in Playoffs

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=yspsctbg align=middle><TD class=ysptblhdr align=left colSpan=16 height=18>Playoffs</TD></TR><TR class=ysptblthbody1 align=right><TD class=yspdetailttl align=left height=18> Date</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl align=left height=18>Opponent</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl align=left height=18>Score</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GS</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>MIN</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>W</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>L</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>OTL</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>EGA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GAA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SV</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SV%</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SO</TD><TD> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 22</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>@ TAM</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>W 3-2</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>60</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>2</TD><TD class=yspscores>2.00</TD><TD class=yspscores>34</TD><TD class=yspscores>32</TD><TD class=yspscores>.941</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow1 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 20</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>TAM</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>W 3-0</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>60</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0.00</TD><TD class=yspscores>31</TD><TD class=yspscores>31</TD><TD class=yspscores>1.000</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 18</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>@ TAM</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>W 4-3</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>73</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>3</TD><TD class=yspscores>2.47</TD><TD class=yspscores>33</TD><TD class=yspscores>30</TD><TD class=yspscores>.909</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow1 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 16</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>@ TAM</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>L 2-3</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>59</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>3</TD><TD class=yspscores>3.07</TD><TD class=yspscores>24</TD><TD class=yspscores>21</TD><TD class=yspscores>.875</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 14</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>TAM</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>L 2-3</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>59</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>3</TD><TD class=yspscores>3.03</TD><TD class=yspscores>20</TD><TD class=yspscores>17</TD><TD class=yspscores>.850</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow1 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 12</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>TAM</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>W 5-3</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>60</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>3</TD><TD class=yspscores>3.00</TD><TD class=yspscores>26</TD><TD class=yspscores>23</TD><TD class=yspscores>.885</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right><TD class=yspscores align=left colSpan=3> Total</TD><TD class=yspscores>6</TD><TD class=yspscores>371</TD><TD class=yspscores>4</TD><TD class=yspscores>2</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>14</TD><TD class=yspscores>2.26</TD><TD class=yspscores>168</TD><TD class=yspscores>154</TD><TD class=yspscores>.917</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

Emery in Playoffs

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=yspsctbg align=middle><TD class=ysptblhdr align=left colSpan=16 height=18>Playoffs</TD></TR><TR class=ysptblthbody1 align=right><TD class=yspdetailttl align=left height=18> Date</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl align=left height=18>Opponent</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl align=left height=18>Score</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GS</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>MIN</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>W</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>L</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>OTL</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>EGA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>GAA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SA</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SV</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SV%</TD><TD class=yspdetailttl>SO</TD><TD> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow1 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 19</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>PIT</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>W 3-0</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>60</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0.00</TD><TD class=yspscores>20</TD><TD class=yspscores>20</TD><TD class=yspscores>1.000</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 17</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>@ PIT</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>W 2-1</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>60</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>1.00</TD><TD class=yspscores>24</TD><TD class=yspscores>23</TD><TD class=yspscores>.958</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow1 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 15</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>@ PIT</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>W 4-2</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>60</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>2</TD><TD class=yspscores>2.01</TD><TD class=yspscores>19</TD><TD class=yspscores>17</TD><TD class=yspscores>.895</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 14</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>PIT</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>L 3-4</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>59</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>4</TD><TD class=yspscores>4.07</TD><TD class=yspscores>21</TD><TD class=yspscores>17</TD><TD class=yspscores>.810</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow1 align=right height=16><TD class=yspscores align=left> Apr 11</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>PIT</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>W 6-3</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>60</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>3</TD><TD class=yspscores>3.00</TD><TD class=yspscores>26</TD><TD class=yspscores>23</TD><TD class=yspscores>.885</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD></TR><TR class=ysprow2 align=right><TD class=yspscores align=left colSpan=3> Total</TD><TD class=yspscores>5</TD><TD class=yspscores>299</TD><TD class=yspscores>4</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>0</TD><TD class=yspscores>10</TD><TD class=yspscores>2.01</TD><TD class=yspscores>110</TD><TD class=yspscores>100</TD><TD class=yspscores>.909</TD><TD class=yspscores>1</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>