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Chimp Bytes NHL News 'n Notes by Zippy, Wonder Chimp
Islanders send Lachance to Habs The Islanders confused everyone once again when they traded defenseman Scott Lachance to the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday for a third-round pick in the 1999 entry draft. Lachance, who was chosen fourth overall in the 1991 entry draft, played all 450 of his NHL games on Long Island and had 26 goals, 79 assists and 348 penalty minutes. I think Lachance summed it up best when he said, "I'm a little confused and a little shocked... a third rounder won't help (the Islanders) for four, five years." Pens ex-owner may owe $45 million A former owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins could owe the bankrupt team's banks $45 million, according to documents filed in bankruptcy court. Lawyers for current Penguins co-owner Roger Marino said the documents indicate that former co-owner Morris Belzberg guaranteed loans that banks made to the team. Belzberg is one of the original partners of Penguins co-owner Howard Baldwin and retains a stake in the team. Two-ref system to be used in playoffs The NHL likes the two-referee system so much that Tuesday it decided to employ it throughout the upcoming Stanley Cup playoffs. "The general managers and governors of our clubs were overwhelmingly in support of the two-referee system for use in the playoffs," NHL senior vice president and director of hockey operations Colin Campbell said. "When the system was phased in during the regular season, the games had a quicker pace, interference was reduced and improper conduct behind the play was controlled." 1999 Women's World Hockey Championship UNITED STATES 11, SWEDEN 0: Cammi Granato and Katie King each scored two goals as the United States outclassed Sweden 11-0 and co-favorite Canada routed Germany 13-0 Tuesday in the fifth women's world hockey championships. Also scoring for the Americans were Angela Ruggiero, Jenny Schmidgall, Stephanie O'Sullivan, Karyn Bye, Sue Merz, Tricia Dunn and Krissy Wendell.
Group A GP W L T Pts. GF GA United States 2 2 0 0 4 21 2 Sweden 2 1 1 0 2 14 1 China 2 1 1 0 2 4 5 Russia 2 0 2 0 0 4 13 Thursday's Group A games Russia vs. Sweden United States vs. China Tuesday's Group A results China 3, Russia 2 United States 11, Sweden 0 Monday's Group A results United States 10, Russia 2 Sweden 3, China 1 Group B GP W L T Pts. GF GA Canada 2 2 0 0 4 23 0 Finland 2 2 0 0 4 16 0 Switzerland 2 0 2 0 0 0 17 Germany 2 0 2 0 0 0 22 Thursday's Group B games Switzerland vs. Germany Canada vs. Finland Tuesday's Group B results Canada 13, Germany 0 Finland 7, Switzerland 0 Monday's Group B results Canada 10, Switzerland 0 Finland 9, Germany 0 Friday's placement games B3 vs. A4 A3 vs. B4 Saturday's semifinal games B1 vs. A2 A1 vs. B2 Sunday's games 5th/6th place - Winner B3/A4 vs. Winner A3/B4 Bronze Medal - Loser B1/A2 vs. Loser A1/B2 7th/8th place - Loser B3/A4 vs. Loser A3/B4 Gold Medal - Winner B1/A2 vs. Winner A1/B2 TRANSACTIONS Tuesday, March 9
Chicago Blackhawks: Recalled C Sylvain Cloutier from loan to Indianapolis (IHL). Loaned C Todd White to Chicago (IHL) and C Geoff Peters to Portland (AHL).
Monday, March 8
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim: Sent D Mike Crowley to Cincinnati (AHL).
Sunday, March 7
Boston Bruins: Reassigned D Shane Belter from Providence (AHL) to
Greenville (ECHL).
Saturday, March 6
Nashville Predators: Loaned C Rob Valicevic to Houston (IHL).
Friday, March 5
Boston Bruins: Reassigned D Shane Belter from Greenville (ECHL) to
Providence (AHL).
Thursday, March 4
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim: Recalled D Mike Crowley from Cincinnati
(AHL).
Wednesday, March 3
NHL: Suspended Detroit Red Wings C Sergei Fedorov for five games,
without pay, for slashing N.Y. Islanders defenseman Zdeno Chara on
Feb. 27.
Tuesday, March 2
Chicago Blackhawks: Recalled RW Jean-Pierre Dumont and C Josef
Marha from Portland (AHL).
Monday, March 1
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim: Sent D Dan Trebil to Cincinnati (AHL).
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