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The hits keep coming in the Stanley Cup, but the Hawks aren't paying much attention
BOSTON - As the NHL playoffs wind down and referees put away their whistles, the hit parade is in full gear.
The Chicago Blackhawks led the battle of hits in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup final, edging the Boston Bruins 61 to 59 in a thrilling matchup that went to triple overtime. In Game 2, the Bruins outhit the Hawks 50-34 in single OT en route to tying the series at one game apiece.
The value of the statistic is debatable. Critics say judging a hit is subjective and depends on who does the counting and where.
But it is a tempting gauge when the speed of the stylish Blackhawks is matched against the grinding Bruins. There is no shortage of skill and speed in the yellow and black, but there is a touch of a blunt instrument to Boston at times as Milan Lucic cruises the ice like a great white shark and Zdeno Chara uses his long stick to harpoon the puck — or the player carrying it.
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If anything, the Maple Leafs helped wake up the Jekyll-and-Hyde Bruins in a physical seven-game first-round series that saw Toronto outhit Boston 351-290.
Bruins defenceman Torey Krug believes the hitting in Saturday's Game 2 helped turn the tide against Chicago.
"I think it's fair to say they were feeling pretty good about themselves after the first period and we were a little upset with how we played," Krug said Sunday as the series switched to Boston for Game 3 on Monday and Game 4 on Wednesday. "Just getting a couple of those body checks early in the period. You saw (Bruins defenceman) Johnny Boychuk, he had a few big hits and that was really important for us, especially the way they had us clamped down in our own zone.
"You see a guy with a big hit and, all of a sudden, things change a little bit so we started taking care of the puck and getting our forecheck going and everything turned from there."
On the other side, the Blackhawks downplayed the impact of the increased physical play.
"We know they have some guys that are playing physical," Chicago defenceman Niklas Hjalmarsson said Sunday. "You just try to keep your head up, not to get hit too hard. But it's something I'm used to. I don't really think about that too much."
Chicago's players say there is more to winning the physical battle than just finishing checks.
"I don't really think a whole lot about it," Blackhawks defenceman Duncan Keith said of the hit count. "I definitely think being physical is something that you need to have. But whether they get more hits, we get more hits, I don't go and look at that stat at the end of the game.
"I think we want to be physical, but also more than anything we want to be hard to play against. That's being hard in the puck areas, trying to win those 1-on-1 puck battles, races for the puck.
"Boston's got a physical team. We've played physical teams in Los Angeles, as well. I think for us it's about being strong 1-on-1 with the puck, trying to be tough to get the puck."
Although his players might ignore it, Chicago coach Joel Quenneville clearly looks at the stat sheet. While he acknowledges the Blackhawks have often trailed in the hits category, Quenneville also sees the bigger picture.
"I think we've got to be harder to play against than we were (Saturday)," he said. "Game 1 is more representative of how we have to play to be successful. As long as we are not deterred in where we have to travel to be successful is something we'll talk about.
"L.A. (which Chicago beat in the Western Conference final) is a physical team. Boston, they're a big team. At the same time we can't get distracted knowing if we get outhit, it makes a difference. Our guys have to travel, whether it's to the net or first to pucks, we've got to be there."
The talk Sunday in the Chicago camp was about getting back to basics.
"I think the simpler we play it, the more of a direct approach, it can play in our favour," said Quenneville, whose team is 0-3 in Game 3 during these playoffs.
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Comparing the inexperience level of Ryan Franklin and the rest of the projected 2009 St. Louis Cardinals bullpen to peer groups from recent seasons.
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Take Annie Kuster, member of Congress from New Hampshire's 2nd District. Kuster last month introduced what she calls the "Workforce Development Investment Act." It would "provide tax credits to employers who collaborate with educational institutions to equip students with the skills they need to compete for well-paying jobs," as her office describes it.
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Sitting pretty in the playoff picture just more than halfway through the season, with wins against quality teams such as the Patriots and Saints, the Jets were staring down the "lighter" part of their schedule and things were looking up. Four losses in five weeks later, the Jets are done, the nail in the coffin delivered on the road against the Panthers. What happened?
The Play that Turned the Game
Carolina led 16-13 late in the third quarter when the Jets lined up to punt deep in their own territory. The general feeling was that Gang Green, heavy underdogs, had hung around just long enough to make the Panthers nervous. It was the type of game they wanted to be in -- hard-nosed and low-scoring. Long snapper Tanner Purdum hiked the ball, and let the Carolina linebacker Jason Williams come flying right up the middle untouched. Punter Ryan Quigley didn't stand a chance. The punt, if you can even call it that as it barely made it more than a few inches off Quigley's foot, was blocked, and recovered on the 12 yard line. Carolina took care of business and punched it in for a touchdown and never looked back.
More of the Same
We didn't really see anything new from Geno and the offense today. Smith made some rookie mistakes (staring down receivers, not moving on from his first read, holding the ball too long) and some nice throws. The receivers dropped a couple of balls and were wholly unremarkable. Chris Ivory ran tough, but didn't provide anything game-changing. The offensive line struggled to keep Geno upright. There's not much to say that hasn't already been said before about this side of the ball, except that the Jets will be expected to inject a whole lot of talent in their offense in the offseason, through the draft and free agency.
Boss Hog
In high school, Sheldon Richardson earned the nickname Boss Hog as he could be found anywhere on the field at any given time. The 300-pounder returned punts, took handoffs, and even had stints under center as a quarterback. He simply could not be taken to the ground. Yesterday we saw Boss Hog, a definite candidate for defensive rookie of the year take two straight goal line handoffs, eventually breaking through for the TD. For the Jets and their fans, it was the bright spot in what has been a very bleak 5-week stretch.
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The debate as to whether or not Rex Ryan will return as the Jets head coach can now commence in full. The "dead men walking" Jets still have two games left to play, so we can really get into the complexities of the debate as the season winds down, but for now I'll leave you with two bullet points on the Rex Ryan era: (1) the defense, his bread and butter, has finished 1st, 6th, 20th, 20th, and is currently ranked 23rd overall in total defense under Rex Ryan in his 5 seasons as coach, and (2) the Jets record after a win is 1-13 over the past 3 years. When you look objectively at the job he's done, it doesn't look good for Rex.


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Isaac has also spent time live blogging the NHL 2013 and 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs, as well as the 2014 men's and women's Olympic hockey tournaments for Bleacher Report.
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hello Isaac. last year around this time I suggested you do an article about captaincy vacancies. here is mine on WIIM.
please let me know what you think. also feel free to do something similar. it seems bleacher report gets more comments than the fan posts on that website during the offseason.
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No problem, Isaac. As a huge hockey fan myself, I always appreciate a good hockey article. Keep 'em coming!
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As far as we can tell, purely on the merit of his "Move That Dope" verse, Pharrell Williams has been tapped to judge Season 7 of The Voice, which will begin airing this autumn. It's still unknown if the show will do another lineup swap (we're currently in a Shakira/Usher phase; Adam Levine and Blake Shelton are always around), but Pharrell will definitely replace CeeLo. It won't be the hat-master's first time in the mix, either — he was an adviser for Usher's team back in Season 4.
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When you're spending that much money to organize your closet, laminate or wire shelves just don't make the grade.
The cost to add nine-foot ceilings on the first floor of a home before it is built is about $5,000, said Ray Wolford, director of sales for Kimball Hill Homes, which is building homes in the $200,000 to $600,000 range. For an extra $4,000 to $7,000, home buyers can extend that voluminous feeling to the second floor.
Some buyers add a cathedral ceiling in the master bedroom and then another style ceiling - reaching to nine-feet instead of the standard eight feet - in the other bedrooms. The cost and availability of different ceiling styles and heights will vary based on the size of the house and the roof configuration.
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Video games can entice students to learn math
One of the best ways to reach students is to appeal to their interests. Goose Rock Elementary Academic Specialist Betty Gregory knows that. She likes to talk with students about the importance of math and various ways in which it's used, pointing out that technology like video games is one of those ways.
Gregory's approach, plus the individual attention she gives students through tutoring, has proven to work. During the 2013 – 14 school year, she tutored with 41 students who scored apprentice on the state KPREP test. She worked with students and their teacher on a daily basis to ensure these students improved their math concepts and abilities. As a result, 37 students, which was 90 percent of her caseload, improved their scores.
Gregory wants to see the same or better success this year so she's not forgetting about one piece of what got her there. Video game designers still use math to create those games the students play. "With this notion in mind, I decided to create a bulletin board that centered more on what interested my students. I want them to know that math is amazing because it is used in almost every aspect of our lives." Gregory wants everyone to know, "Students at Goose Rock Elementary are ready to tackle the game of math."
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At the end of the school year, all three Promise Neighborhood Early Childhood Specialists assessed the learning of their preschool students. Bryant identified students exiting preschool who were just short of being ready for kindergarten then planned home visits to work with them during the summer. "I knew the students well from many months of working in the classroom with them. I knew their strengths and weaknesses. What I didn't know is how much the students could learn from one or two visits a week," Jennifer says.
For the student who couldn't recognize letters, Bryant demonstrated how to use a letter chart to identify three letters of the alphabet. At the beginning of her next visit with the child, Bryant said she couldn't believe what she found—the student identified all three letters in upper and lower case. "She also used the technique I had shown her to identify the letters we would be working on that day without any assistance from me. She has continued to amaze me with how much she has learned over these short few weeks," Bryant says.
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BLAKELY -- Nobody brings them out like they do at Early County, where the pregame intro belongs in the NBA, complete with announcer Ross Roddy's big, booming voice rising above hard bouncing music that rocks a crowd -- a crowd that's already on its feet roaring about a Bobcats boys basketball team that may leave them with a lot more to shout about before this season's over with.
They were still shouting late Tuesday night after The Herald No. 5-ranked Bobcats hung on to beat Calhoun County, 78-67, to stay undefeated and stay on a road that may just lead this group of kids to Macon and the Final Four.
"I think if we can handle the glory, stay focused and stay humble, we can get to Macon,'' Early County coach Randy Isom said after the win. "I had a group (in 2005-06) that wasn't this talented that got to the Elite 8. We have to learn from this game.''
There was a lot to learn Tuesday.
Early blasted onto the court and ripped off a 19-0 lead before the Cougars knew what hit them. With 4:03 left in the first, Isom sent in his second team, but before the night was over he needed every player he could get to hold off Calhoun County, which stormed back and closed to within four points, before Early put the game away.
"The best part about it is we won,'' Isom said. "They were able to come through at the end.''
The Bobcats, ranked fifth in The Herald's Fab 5 poll, are still perfect -- still unbeaten at 6-0 after Tuesday, and still looking for a lot more.
Early, which was averaging 90.4 points per game coming into Tuesday, hadn't had a scare yet, and Isom thinks the wakeup call might help his kids go that much harder now.
"This will help us learn from our mistakes,'' said Darontay McCoy, who finished with 25 points to lead Early. "We need to stay focused. It got out of control (and Calhoun came back), but then we pulled together.''
It was McCoy who kept telling his teammates to hang in there and get it back.
"He kept telling us that in the huddle,'' said Bobcats guard Tracy Hallmon, who finished with 14 points, including six in the crucial stages of the fourth quarter. "We needed to get disciplined. This was the first time we've had a close game. We had to come together.''
They did.
After Calhoun star Vincent Powell's drive closed the gap to 59-55 with 6:28 left, Early jumped right back and bounced the lead up to seven when Hallmon hit a baseline drive to lift the Bobcats to a 65-57 lead.
Then later, Ladonis Yarbrough, who finished with 12 points, had a baseline move and came right back with a coast-to-coast drive to counter another Powell drive, and give Early a 71-62 lead with three minutes left. Calhoun (4-3) never got any closer than seven after that.
"They are a real experienced team,'' Calhoun coach Marcus Shaw said of Early. "They were prepared to come out at the beginning of the game, and we weren't. We got behind, but came back and it was a pretty good game in the second half.''
It was an inspirational game for Powell, who finished with 30 points before fouling out with 1:27 left.
"I think we were nervous at the beginning of the game,'' Powell said. "We were nervous because they had beaten us (already twice this season -- once in the season opener and once in a tournament). But we went to the locker room and everybody stepped up in the second half. We turned it up.''
That first-quarter explosion might have been too good, too comfortable.
"I hate to say this, but we might have gotten complacent,'' Isom said. "We stopped doing the things that we do, running and playing defense. We stopped playing defense and got into what I call a street ball game. We didn't make them play defense.
"We just have to go back to work in the gym. It's a great start, but we have to handle the glory -- handle the glory and stay humble.''
CALHOUN COUNTY GIRLS 68, EARLY COUNTY 42: Early County had already beaten Calhoun twice, but the Lady Cougars hit the court looking for some revenge Tuesday -- and they hit it hard.
Calhoun jumped out to a 24-7 first-quarter lead and never looked back to improve to 7-4 for the season while handing Early (5-1) its first loss.
Brandi Buie lead the with 30 points and Kelsey Anderson chipped in with 15. Early was led by Tynicia McCoy, who scored 23.
"It was trapping and hustling,'' Calhoun County coach Cornellius Walker said. "We didn't put pressure on them in our first two games against them. Teams don't like pressure.''
And then there was Buie, who seemed to hit every big shot on her way to a 30-point night.
"That's normal for her,'' Walker said. "She scores 30 all the time.''
Buie said she wasn't the difference.
"The difference was (my) teammates stepping up,'' she said. "I could have played better.''
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