Daily Archives: March 17, 2013
Former Florida Panther Defenceman Jason Garrison On “After Hours”
Realizing that many Florida Panther fans are wondering how things are going for Jason Garrison in Vancouver, the above video gives you an idea. He was a guest on the popular After Hours program last night on Hockey Night In Canada. He talks about Saturday night’s loss to Detroit, the pressure of playing in Vancouver, and a funny story about a fried egg sandwich.
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Around The NHL: Sunday March 17th, 2013
What better way to spend your Sunday Brunch than by catching up on all of last night’s amazing NHL action that you may have missed! Here are the top stories and videos from the all of yesterday’s action around the NHL. Starting off with Coach’s Corner from Saturday night.
* Puck Daddy’s Three Stars of the night for Saturday in Sergei Bobrovsky, Devin Setoguchi, and Jonathan Toews.
* THIS is how you open your broadcast for the evening: HNIC Opening Montage, March 16, 2013
* The Winnipeg Jets win a wild one in Toronto over the Leafs. TSN.ca.
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Panthers Third-Period Rally Falls Short
For the first 45 minutes of Saturday night’s 4-3 loss against the New York Islanders, the Florida Panthers played much like you’d expect the 30th place team in the National Hockey League to play: Allowing the Islanders to capitalize on defensive miscues while not cashing in the few opportunities they did have.
However, facing a 3-0 deficit, Florida’s offense found it’s on switch and exploded for a three goal outburst over a 1:43 stretch early in the third. New Panther T.J. Brennan, acquired less than a day ago, made a spectacular first impression with his new club by opening the run with a put back goal. Thirty four seconds later, Marcel Goc converted below the right circle, thanks to a seeing-eye pass from Tomas Fleischamann to make it 3-2. Mike Santorelli’s tip-in 1:09 later brought the Cats all the way back before the first goal could even be announced to the home crowd.
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T.J. Brennan Impresses In Panthers Debut
What could have easily been a considered a minor trade for the Florida Panthers turned into a big deal on Saturday night as newly acquired defenseman T.J.Brennan didn’t take long to make his mark on the lineup.
Paired with veteran Brian Campbell to start the game, Brennan quickly acclimated himself to the Panthers’ game plan and became an important player almost immediately. Through two periods, Brennan was responsible defensively and even had a few nice slap shots on the power play - an offensive tool that has been missing since the departure of Jason Garrison.
When asked about his seamless transition into the Panthers’ lineup, Brennan had this to say:
“They kept emphasizing a simple game … I wasn’t gunna come in here and try and do too much … They told me to shoot when I can if I have any opportunities and I tried to do that tonight and it was good to get reunited back with Kevin (Dineen).”
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