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Brendan Shinnimin is making goal scoring look easy these days. Detroit Lions Light Blue Kyle Van Noy Womens Home Jersey . Shinnimin scored twice as the Tri-City Americans defeated the visiting Spokane Chiefs 3-2 on Saturday in Western Hockey League action. The 20-year-old centreman now has 10 goals on his current six-game goal scoring streak and 41 total goals on the season, which is good for third in league scoring. Derek Ryckman also scored for the Americans (40-15-3), who are tied with the Portland Winterhawks for first in the U.S. Division, while Patrick Holland set up all three of his teams goals. Liam Stewart and Marek Kalus had a goal apiece for the Chiefs (31-20-7), who have now dropped four straight games. Ty Rimmer made 19 saves for the win as Mac Engel turned away 31 shots in defeat. Tri-City went 2 for 4 on the power play while Spokane scored once on six opportunities with the man advantage. Elsewhere in the WHL, it was: Portland 11, Seattle 2; Swift Current 8, Saskatoon 3; Brandon 6, Prince Albert 2; Regina 4, Kootenay 2; Medicine Hat 6, Moose Jaw 0; Calgary 5, Kamloops 4; Everett 4, Vancouver 3 (SO); Kelowna 4, Red Deer 3 (SO) and Prince George 3, Victoria 1. At Kennewick , Wash., the Chiefs jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first period. Stewart scored on the power play at 5:28 and 19 seconds later Kalus added another. Shinnimin put the Americans on the board with a power-play goal at 14:01 to make it a 2-1 game after 20 minutes of play. Shinnimin tied the game at 14:55 of the second period with another goal by way of the man advantage. Ryckman scored what would become the game-winning goal 58 seconds later. --- Winterhawks 11 Thunderbirds 2 At Portland, Ore., Ty Rattie scored three goals and set up two more and Brad Ross and Marcel Noebels had two goals and an assist each as the Winterhawks (40-15-3) beat Seattle (20-36-2) for its fifth straight victory. --- Broncos 8 Blades 3 At Swift Current, Sask., Coda Gordon and Levi Bews had two goals each as the Broncos (22-32-6) crushed provincial rival Saskatoon (35-24-1). --- Wheat Kings 6 Raiders 2 At Brandon, Michael Ferland scored four times and set up one more goal and Corbin Boes made 42 saves as the Wheat Kings (32-26-3) picked up their fourth straight win by defeating Prince Albert (18-37-4). --- Pats 4 Ice 2 At Cranbrook, B.C., Morgan Klimchuk scored the winning goal on the power play, late in the third period, as Regina (31-23-6) doubled up Kootenay (32-19-8). --- Tigers 6 Warriors 0 At Medicine Hat, Alta., Kenny Cameron made 36 saves and Boston Leier scored two goals and set up one more as the Tigers (36-20-4) snapped Moose Jaws (37-16-6) six-game winning streak. --- Hitmen 5 Blazers 4 At Kamloops, B.C., Cody Sylvester scored two goals and added an assist and Chris Driedger made 23 saves as Calgary (35-22-3) beat the Blazers (41-14-4) for their third straight win. --- Silvertips 4 Giants 3 (SO) At Everett, Wash., Ryan Chynoweth scored the winner in the shootout and Jordyn Boyd scored twice in regulation as the Silvertips (16-33-9) snapped the Giants (35-21-4) three-game winning streak. --- Rockets 4 Rebels 3 (SO) At Kelowna, B.C., Damon Severson scored once in regulation then added the shootout winner as the Rockets (25-27-8) snapped a six-game slide with a win over Red Deer (26-26-6). --- Cougars 3 Royals 1 At Victoria, Caleb Belter had a goal and an assist and Drew Owsley made 28 saves as Prince George (19-36-2) defeated the Royals (18-35-6). 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Vancouver has lost seven in a row in regulation for the first time since Dec. 26-Jan. 6 during the 1998-99 campaign and is on its longest skid of any kind since going 0-5-3 from Jan. 9-31, 2009. The Canucks have 63 points on the season, one back of Phoenix and Dallas for the second wild card spot in the Western Conference. The break did allow Henrik Sedin some additional time to heal from a rib injury that has held him to just two games since Jan. 18 and caused him to sit out the Olympics. "Henrik is landing this morning," head coach John Tortorella told reporters on Wednesday morning. "We hope hell play tonight." However, forward Ryan Kesler wont play tonight due to a hand injury suffered while blocking a shot for Team USA on Feb. 15. He did not miss time during the Olympics, but had an MRI on Monday and is day-to-day. Vancouver recalled center Kellan Lain from the American Hockey League on Monday. Eddie Lack will get the start in goal. Regardless, the Canucks will look to get on track while playing their next three as the home team. That includes March 2 in the Heritage Classic versus Ottawa to be played at BC Place, which features a retractable roof. The Canucks have won two prior meetings with the Blues this season and are 5-0-2 in the last seven encounters overall. Vancouver also is 3-0-1 in its past four versus St. Louis at home. T.J. Oshie had one of the more memorable experiences during the Winter Olympics, even if the American was unable to get his country a medal. Oshie was part of a Team USA squad that failed to medal in Sochi, though the 27-year-old was briefly the talk of the Olympics after he scored four times during an eight-round shootout to help lift the U. Lions Tahir Whitehead Womens Home Jersey. S. to a win over Russia during group play. The forward became a media sensation and U.S. hero for his clutch performance, though he fizzled out like the rest of Team USA, which failed to beat Canada in the semifinals before falling in defeat to Finland in the bronze medal game. "It was pretty crazy after that shootout. Its all a little bitter now that we get back and have nothing to show for it, but it was a pretty cool couple of days after that seeing some of my family on some major TV shows and stuff like that," said Oshie. The Blues do return a number of players who collected medals in Sochi, including gold medal-winning defensemen Alex Pietrangelo and Jay Bouwmeester of Team Canada as well as forwards Alexander Steen and Patrik Berglund, who picked up silver with Sweden. Steen continued his solid campaign that has seen him score a career-high 28 goals through just 46 games on the season. St. Louis comes out of the break having gone 3-0-1 in its previous four while winning seven of its last 10. The Blues are even with the idle Chicago Blackhawks for the top spot in the Central standings with 84 points, three behind the Anaheim Ducks for the most in the NHL. The Blues play their next three on the road looking to maintain that success, something Oshie believes his club can do. "I think so. Weve got some guys coming off some pretty big highs, getting a gold and silver medal, and weve got some other guys like myself and (forward David) Backes that are fired up we didnt get anything," Oshie said. "I feel like after big losses like that, it inspires you to work harder. Its always easy coming back to this group of guys." wholesale jerseyscheap jerseys ' ' ' |
