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Pittsburgh Penguins General Manager Ray Shero came up big for Penguins fans this year at the trading deadline. He acquired All Star forward Marian Hossa from the Atlanta Thrashers in exchange for Colby Armstrong, Erik Christensen and a first round draft pick. This season Hossa’s scored 26 goals,  dealt 30 assists and has scored 56 points.

“There’s a risk any time you acquire players,” said Shero. “There’s also a risk in standing pat. … This gives us a better chance to win (the Stanley Cup). I wanted to give this team every opportunity to win.”

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Kris Letang
It hasn’t been a good day for New York Islanders fans. First General Manager Garth Snow proved to be a seller at this year’s trading deadline (Dealing Marc-Andre Bergeron, a 7th round draft pick, and Chris Simon and receiving draft picks and Rob Davison), and then a demoralizing 4-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins. Goals for the Penguins were scored by Evgeni Malkov, Jeff Taffe, Jordan Staal and Connor James. Islanders goalie Rick DiPietro saved 17 of 21 attempted shots.

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Martin Brodeur
The New York Islanders were on a 6 game winning streak entering Saturday’s game against the New Jersey Devils. However Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils were having no part of being victims of game number 7.

Zach Parise, John Madden, Brian Gionta, and Patrick Elias all scored goals in a 4-2 victory over the Islanders. Goalie Martin Brodeur stopped 19 of 21 attempted shots.

“We didn’t give them a chance to try to do something against us,” Brodeur said. “It was really about us — that we wanted to play well.”

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Andy Hilbert
The New York Islanders have now won 6 consecutive games, the latest being a 1-0 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning. The game was tied at 0 until the third period when Miroslav Satan scored a goal on Lightning goalie Karri Ramo. Satan’s effort earned him the 2nd star of the game honors, the first star going to Islanders goalie Rick DiPietro who stopped all 32 shots on net tonight. Satan’s goal was his 14th on the season.

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Mike Comrie celebrates after scoring a goal
The New York Islanders aren’t quite finished yet in 2008. Last night the Isles won their 4th consecutive game, a 3-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks. Through 2 periods, the Sharks were winning 2-0 on goals from Joe Thornton and Marcel Goc. However the Islanders picked up their play in the third period, scoring 3 goals from Andy Hilbert, Mike Comrie and defenseman Freddy Meyer. The goal was Meyer’s 2nd goal of the year, the first one being an empty-netter.

“I was just trying to put it on net,” Meyer said. “Get the monkey off my back? I’m just going to try to keep shooting the puck. It was good, anytime you beat a goalie, it’s always a little sweeter.”

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The New York Islanders are crawling their way back into the Atlantic Division, one game at a time.

Last night the Islanders beat the Atlanta Thrashers 4-1, thanks in help to goals from Ruslan Fedotenko, Miroslav Satan, Sean Bergenheim, and Defenseman Marc-Andre-Bergeron. The difference between attempted shots between both teams is astounding- The Islanders attempted 49 shots against Thrashers goalie Kari Lehtonen, while the Thrashers attempted just 10. The defense tonight, headed by Radek Martinek, certainly played to their potential last night at Nassau Coliseum.

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While the New York Rangers didn’t exactly have timing on their side (Playing a game on the same night as Superbowl 42) they had everything else tonight. They defeated the Montreal Canadiens 5-3, thanks to goals coming from Chris Gomez and Chris Drury. With the victory, the Rangers are 27-22, and 4th place in the Atlantic Division. The Rangers have now won three straight games, and are building momentum, according to Rangers coach Tom Renney.

“This was a huge character win,” Rangers coach Tom Renney said. “If anything punctuates our last three games, this is it. If anything punctuates the character of our team, this is it, but every time we go to the rink moving forward it’s going to check our character and we have to make sure that we use this as a reference point. It’s our job to make sure this is a turning point in our season. It’s that simple.”

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Henrik Sedin and Rick DiPietro
In the 2008 NHL All Star Game the Eastern coast defeated the Western Coast, by a score of 8-7. The goals from the East Coast were scored by Eric Staal, Andrei Markov, Alex Ovechkin, Brian Campbell, Marian Hossa, and Marc Savard. The NHL All Star Game MVP was Eric Staal, a well earned achievement. Staal scored 2 goals with an assist and 4 shots on goal. Rick Nash had a hat trick for the West Coast with 7 shots on goal.

“I was saying to the guys on the ice if I do give it to my parents, I would sure be the favorite of the family for at least a little while,” Staal said after the game.

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Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils simply cannot figure out the New York Islanders this year. Tonight the Islanders beat the Devils 3-1, bringing the Islanders up to 23-18 and the Devils down to 26-16. Tonight the first star was Rick DiPietro who blocked 37 of 38 goals. The goals for the Islanders were scored by Bill Guerin, who scored 2 goals (One on an empty-netter) and center Mike Sillinger, the 2nd star of the goal. The only goal scored by the Devils came from Travis Zajac, bringing his total for the year up to 9.

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The New York Islanders have simply not been consistent this season. Their inconsistency cost them another game tonight, as they lost 3-1 to Tomas Plekanec and the Montreal Canadiens. The Islanders fall to 22-18 remaining at 4th place in the Atlantic Standings. The Canadiens improve to 23-14, and are in 2nd place in the Northeast standings.

The first star of the game tonight was Tomas Plekanec, who scored 2 goals. Montreal Canadien Alex Kovalev scored an empty net goal late in the third to seal the game. The only Islanders goal was scored by Richard Park, who only had 13 minutes of ice time. The only assists of the game went to Kovalev and Islanders center Bill Guerin. Miroslav Satan returned for the Islanders after his knee injury.

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