Calgary Flames vs Dallas Stars Live Online Streaming

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Time : 8:30 pm EST Wed Nov 4, 2009

A pair of matchups with two of the NHL’s top teams put an end to the Calgary Flames’ recent high-scoring ways. They’ll look to get back on track offensively Wednesday night when they face the Dallas Stars, another club that shut them down this season. The Flames (7-4-1) put together their second three-game winning streak of the season from Oct. 16-24, outscoring opponents 16-8. That run ended abruptly in a 3-2 loss to Northwest Division-leading Colorado last Wednesday, and Calgary suffered a 3-1 defeat to Detroit on Saturday.

The Flames settled for a 3-2-0 homestand, and coach Brian Sutter wasn’t happy with the way it ended, criticizing his top line of captain Jarome Iginla, Curtis Glencross and Craig Conroy after the most recent loss. The Stars (6-3-5) will be looking to get back in the win column themselves after dropping their last two. Dallas followed a 6-5 shootout loss to Florida on Friday with a disheartening 4-2 defeat at Nashville the next night.

The Stars led by one going into the third period, only to be outscored 3-0 in the final 20 minutes. Dallas was outshot 13-8 in the third, and fatigue may have caught up to the club after the draining game the night before. Turco could return Wednesday after the Stars’ three-day break. The veteran, who won his last three starts, is 14-8-1 with two ties and a 1.79 goals-against average versus Calgary. He lost 2-1 to Kiprusoff in each of his last two matchups with the Flames, April 2 and March 18.

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Phoenix Coyotes vs Colorado Avalanche Live Online Streaming

Phoenix Coyotes vs Colorado Avalanche Live Online Streaming | Live Streaming Phoenix Coyotes vs Colorado Avalanche | Phoneix vs Colorado Live | Coyotes vs Avalanche Live | NHL Phoenix Coyotes vs Colorado Avalanche Live

Time : 9:00 pm EST Wed Nov 4, 2009

With bankruptcy proceedings over, the Phoenix Coyotes should be able to remain in Glendale, Ariz. Unfortunately, they can’t avoid a trip to Colorado. Following their first loss in four games, the Coyotes look to hand the Western Conference-leading Avalanche their first home loss Wednesday night. Phoenix (9-5-0) fell 5-3 to Los Angeles on Monday night after winning seven of nine. The Coyotes, though, got some positive news Tuesday, with the closing of the bankrupt franchise’s sale to the NHL. Notification of the closure was filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, as the NHL payed about $140 million for the club. The league plans to resell the team, preferably to an owner that won’t move the franchise.

The Avalanche play three straight and four of five at home, where they have outscored opponents 16-7. Colorado is coming off a 3-0 loss to Vancouver on Sunday night, failing to give goaltender Craig Anderson any support. The Avalanche were shut out after being held to one goal in a loss to San Jose on Friday night.Anderson, who tied an NHL record with 10 wins in October, has played every minute for the Avalanche and owns a 2.11 goals-against average.

The Coyotes needed a clutch effort from Bryzgalov in a shootout to win their previous game, 3-2 against Anaheim on Saturday night Doan had a goal and an assist against Los Angeles to take over the team lead with 12 points (four goals, eight assists). He has six goals and 10 assists in his last 12 games versus Colorado. Doan, the seventh overall pick in the 1995 draft, will get another chance to mentor the eighth selection in 2008, Mikkel Boedker. The 19-year-old winger was recalled Tuesday. He was held off the scoresheet in five games with the Coyotes this season before being sent to San Antonio of the AHL.

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