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January 15, 1993
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Young turk makes most of chances
In September, C.J. Young came to a crossroads in his life. After four years at Harvard, one year in Salt Lake and one with the U.S. Olympic team, he wanted a real crack at the NHL. Failing that, he was prepared to get on with the rest of his life. So after much soul-searching, Young decided not to attend Calgary Flames’ training camp. Coach Dave King understood. “He felt he was kidding himself about playing pro hockey,” King said. “We tried to talk to him about coming to camp. We saw the success of the (Boston Bruins’) Ted Donatos and Steve Heinzes and some of the Canadian national team players who are playing in the NHL right now-and we were able to convince him to give it a try.” To do so, the…
NHL SUMMARIES
NOTE Unofficial game summaries provided by National Hockey League; (shots on goal/plus-minus); SA-shots against; GA-goals against; ENG-empty net goals; DEC-decision, charged to goaltenders of record when deciding goal is scored. MONDAY, DEC. 21 TUESDAY, DEC. 22 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23 SATURDAY, DEC. 26 SUNDAY, DEC. 27 TUESDAY, DEC. 29 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30 THURSDAY, DEC. 31 FRIDAY, JAN. 1 SATURDAY, JAN. 2 SUNDAY, JAN. 3…
SCOREBOARD
WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY, DEC. 26 SUNDAY. DEC. 27 TUESDAY, DEC. 29 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30 FRIDAY, JAN. 1 SATURDAY, JAN. 2…
Search for consistency continues
The Detroit Red Wings reached the season’s halfway mark struggling for consistency, acknowledging they underachieved and still feeling pretty good about themselves because, despite their ups and downs, they ranked seventh overall in the NHL standings. Through 42 games, the Wings were like the little girl with the curl: when they were good, they could be very, good, as in their 4-0 win at Chicago on Dec. 27; and when they were bad, well, they needed overtime twice in 16 days to beat Ottawa. “Expectations are always the key,” coachgeneral manager Bryan Murray said. “Look at Chicago. They thought they had a terrific first half, and they’re only two points ahead of us. Were we supposed to be that much better than Chicago? I saw that a lot of people picked them…
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