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Ask people to name some famous ghosts and you're likely to hear "Casper," "Swayze," "Abraham Lincoln" and, most recently, "Kelly Pavlik."
But IBF featherweight champion Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero hopes to be mentioned as often as his middleweight counterpart in the near future -- at least among boxing fans.
In fact, many expected Guerrero to be a star by now. Several years ago, his then-trainer Joe Goossen referred to him as his "child prodigy." Just when it seemed Guerrero's buzz was growing the loudest, however, he let down those vocal supporters.
In 2005, an undefeated Guerrero was upset by Gamaliel Diaz via 12-round split decision. Diaz was a rough journeyman brawler who employed various dirty tactics to get into Guerrero's head.
Despite being just 24 years old, two-time champ Guerrero has an understanding of the big picture. He looks back on the Diaz fight not with bitterness, but with maturity and appreciation. "My management puts me in with tough opponents because those kinds of fights are what prepare you for big-time fights," he says. "Overcoming roadblocks is what makes a fighter."
The Gilroy, Calif., native won his first world title in 2006 after forcing Eric Aiken to quit after eight rounds. Guerrero (20-1-1, 13 KOs) lost the belt just two months later when he was upset by Orlando Salido via unanimous decision.
But Salido's postfight urinalysis showed traces of nandrolone, a banned steroid. Despite a clean test result a day later, the fight was ruled a no-contest and the title was declared vacant.
Is Guerrero concerned that every time he gets near the mountaintop, he takes a step or two backward?
"They're all learning experiences," he says. "Besides, if Salido wasn't on steroids, I would have stopped him."
In February, Guerrero regained his IBF belt by traveling 14 hours to Denmark and stopping Spend Abazi on the Dane's home turf.
Many people agree that Guerrero has the tools to emerge into the upper echelon of the sport. The Ring contributing editor and MaxBoxing.com columnist Eric Raskin says, "Clearly he has talent, but he's been wildly inconsistent but at just 24 and as a tall, strong southpaw, he should be a fixture in the 126- and 130-pound ratings for years to come; he'll make some entertaining fights and hopefully make some decent money."
Guerrero earned the nickname "The Ghost" because he often disappears by the time an opponent's punch has reached its intended destination -- where Guerrero was once standing. But he's not a cutey-pie slickster. Over the past few years, he has developed heavy hands, as evidenced by his past 12 wins, which have all come by knockout.
He registered just one KO in the eight wins prior.
Guerrero hopes his star will rise once again when he defends his title against Martin Honorio (24-3-1 12 KOs) on the Juan Manuel Marquez-Rocky Juarez undercard at the Desert Diamond Casino in Tucson, Ariz., on Saturday. Both fights will be broadcast on Showtime beginning at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
Guerrero was originally scheduled to face Juarez, who captured a silver medal in the 2000 Olympics. But when Marquez's opponent, Jorge Barrios, pulled out with an injury, Juarez took his place.
The Marquez-Juarez fight was postponed, as well, when Marquez suffered a hand infection.
Guerrero will be fighting an opponent relatively unknown to American fans, but with a style like Diaz, who handed "The Ghost" his only loss. And just because Honorio is anonymous in the United States doesn't mean he can't fight. The Mexican has won five in a row against mostly quality opposition.
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Guerrero's father, Ruben -- who has been training Robert since he was 9 -- is spearheading the strategy sessions and training. There have been times in recent years when Robert worked with bigger "name" trainers such as Joe Goossen and Freddie Roach, but Ruben was always a part of the picture.
Guerrero speaks glowingly of all the trainers he has spent time with. "It was all part of the learning process of being a professional boxer," he says.
He liked working with Roach, but once the trainer could not commit to traveling to Denmark for the Abazi fight, Guerrero's team decided to put Ruben back at the helm.
Considering their history and Guerrero's stellar performance against Abazi, it's no surprise that he's comfortable with his father running his camp. "Not only has he trained me since I was 9, he learned a lot by working with Roach, Goossen and [John] Bray too," Guerrero says.
If Guerrero does win impressively, he believes the big fights will finally come his way. He's particularly keen on fighting the winner of the Marquez-Juarez main event.
After that, Guerrero envisions opportunities against Manny Pacquiao and other elite boxers at or near his weight class.
"The Ghost" desperately wants to be the star that so many have considered practically his birthright. The married father of two maintains it's not for the money.
"I want to be a role model," he says. "I want to talk to kids and show them that you can accomplish things in this world if you work real hard."
The popularity of the other boxing "Ghost" is undeniable. Pavlik is a crowd pleaser with his aggressive style, powerful punches and blue-collar roots. On Saturday, Guerrero hopes to give a performance that will electrify fans and have them clamoring for more of the other fighter with the spectral name.
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The application logs show that on login, we can authenticate the user and get their roles via LDAP, but the login fails because the User Details cannot be found in the application's database.
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DEBUG populator.DefaultLdapAuthoritiesPopulator - Roles from search: [Role1, Role2, etc]
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January 16, 2013 11:28 AM

Africa's French Citizens Take Islamist Threats in Stride
French strikes on al-Qaida-linked rebels in Mali have raised the risk of revenge attacks on French citizens in parts of Africa, officials say, although expatriates and foreign companies were mainly taking the threats in their stride.

French troops launched their first ground operation against Islamist rebels on Wednesday after six days of air strikes.

Mali's rebels have said French intervention would make targets of France's 30,000 citizens in West Africa and endanger the lives of the eight French nationals already in Islamist hands since a spate of kidnappings.

"French interests are threatened all over. Yes, we are worried that our interests in Bamako could be targeted by attacks,'' French ambassador Christian Rouyer told journalists on Tuesday, flanked by three bodyguards in Mali's capital Bamako.

Some of Mali's neighbors have raised security measures since the strikes, including by sending additional police on patrol and carrying out identity and bag checks at government buildings, embassies, and tourist sites.

Who's Who in Mali

Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)

Formed in the 1990's to fight Algeria's secular government

Wants to rid North Africa of western influence and impose sharia

Estimated to have amassed $100 million in kidnapping ransoms

Most members are from outside Mali

Ansar Dine

Formed in Mali in 2012

Wants to impose strict sharia law

Many members are Tuaregs who fought in Libya

Founder Ag Ghaly attempted to become leader of MNLA

Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa (MUJWA/MUJAO)

Members broke off from AQIM in 2011

Wants to establish Islamic law across west Africa

Most members are from outside Mali

Has abducted aid workers and diplomats for ransom

National Movement for Liberation of Azawad (MNLA)

Ethnic Tuareg group formed in northern Mali

Fought in Libya with forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi

Seeks to establish a secular state called Azawad in northern Mali

Was allied with Ansar Dine; pushed from power after northern takeover

Boko Haram

Based in Nigeria, where it wants to impose Islamic law

Has killed more than 1,000 in attacks in Nigeria

Believed to be sharing funds and training with AQIM

Its fighters have been seen with Islamists in Mali

Islamists linked to al-Qaida have been active in the Sahara for a decade. Their attacks on Western targets so far have mainly involved kidnappings, and it is not clear how capable they would be of striking far beyond the desert.

"The situation is a little bit scary, but I don't think hardcore Islamists would get much sympathy here,'' said Jeremie Thomas, a 25-year-old Frenchman sipping coffee beneath a baobab tree at a restaurant in Senegal's sleepy capital Dakar.

Four police with automatic rifles stood at the restaurant's gates and guards checked the bags of arriving clients.

Security experts said the most likely threat of revenge attacks from the Islamists in the short-term would be bombings in Mali itself, though there were also risks that sleeper cells or linked groups could strike elsewhere in Africa.

Mankeur Ndiaye, foreign minister in neighbouring Senegal, said al-Qaida sleeper cells existed in his country.

There have been reports of members of Nigeria's Islamist sect Boko Haram - which has been waging a bombing campaign in the north of that country - entering Mali via Niger, raising concerns that groups will coordinate.

A U.S. military source said an attack in Bamako or elsewhere in West Africa would be much more likely than one in France.

Vigilance

French companies, including France Telecom and Air France, said they were happy with their current security measures in West Africa and had not changed operations since the start of French bombing raids last week. Air France said its daily Paris-Bamako flight was being maintained.

French nuclear energy giant Areva - which had four employees kidnapped near its mine in Niger in 2010 - said it was monitoring the situation in the Sahel and had increased vigilance. Areva has no operations in Mali.

Elsewhere in the region, some schools catering to expatriates hardened security, including in places like Ivory Coast's main city Abidjan and in Burkina Faso's capital Ouagadougou - both foreign to Islamist violence.

"I'm worried,'' said Michel Stremez, a French businessman in Abidjan, referring to Paris's decision to intervene in Mali. "They are running the affairs of the whole world without letting us know, without asking what we think, and this could have repercussions just about anywhere.''

French citizens in West Africa have been on alert since Christmas Eve, 2006 when suspected al Qaeda militants gunned down four tourists picnicking by the roadside near the village of Aleg in Mauritania.

Those attacks triggered a scare among foreigners in the mostly Muslim former French colony and prompted organisers to cancel the 2008 Dakar Rally. The transcontinental car and motorcycle race has since moved to South America.

Military sources in Mauritania said the country had added soldiers to its Malian frontier and hardened security checks there since the French intervention but that Malian refugees were still being admitted to camps along the border.

If Islamist militants want to punish those who intervene in Mali, they will soon have a lot of targets to choose from.

Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Niger, Guinea, and Senegal have all committed to sending troops to Mali to join a United Nations-sanctioned Africa-led ground mission to retake Mali from the Islamists.

"I'm sure they'd like to hit the French but you've also got all the troop contributor countries and the other countries lending logistical support. So their targeting could be quite wide,'' a Western diplomat told Reuters.

"I think the whole region is vulnerable.''

A French soldier holds his weapon in the village of Sarakala, Mali, January 18, 2013.

Goats walk past a French military convoy refuelling in Markala, Mali, January 18, 2013.

People cross a strategic bridge over a dam on the Niger River secured by French forces in Markala, Mali, January 18, 2013.

A Malian soldier checks the identity of people crossing a strategic bridge over a dam on the Niger River secured by French forces in Markala, Mali, January 18, 2013.

French military vehicles drive to the north of Mali, at an undisclosed location, January 16, 2013. (French Army Communication Audiovisual Office)

French helicopters are towed to the military side of Bamako's airport, Mali, January 16, 2013.

A motorcyclist waves his support as French troops in two armored personnel carriers drive through Mali's capital Bamako on the road to Mopti, January 15, 2013.

French soldiers walk past a hangar they are staying at the Malian army air base in Bamako, January 14, 2013.

French soldiers test equipment at the Malian air base in Bamako, January 14, 2013.

French air force technicians work on a Mirage F-1 fighter jet at the Malian army air base in Bamako, January 14, 2013.

A French soldiers lies on his mattress in a hangar at the Malian army air base in Bamako, January 14, 2013.

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Dustin Pedroia Blames Red Sox' Postseason Success for Hair Loss, Koji Uehara, Mike Napoli Admit They're Drained
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This American League Championship Series has been a great one, but it's taken a toll on the players involved. With all but one game decided by one run, every move has counted, meaning extreme physical and mental focus for each member of the Red Sox and Tigers. "This is probably a reason why I don't have any hair," Dustin Pedroia told Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports after Thursday's tight 4-3 Red Sox win. "It's stressful. You're trying to find a way. You're grinding." Mike Napoli, who clubbed the two home runs that were the deciding margins in Game 3 and 5, has felt it, too. "It's been draining," he said. "I get home, and I pass out. I never do that." Even the ever-exuberant Koji Uehara wasn't ready to reflect on what the Red Sox have done. "I just felt exhausted," he said through an interpreter. "I'm too tired to even look back." Rosenthal had a few other gems in his postgame notes, including that Napoli — while not the tidiest of men by appearance — is actually a neat freak when it comes to keeping his locker. Third base coach Brian Butterfield noted that Napoli likes to keep his things in order, and he's also meticulous on the field. "I tell our young guys, 'Watch Napoli. Everything he does on the field, he has a purpose,'" Butterfield said. Game 6 is Saturday at Fenway Park. Filed under: Boston Red Sox, Headlines, NESN Staff
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A Novel Approach Towards Cost Effective Region-Based Group Key Agreement Protocol for Peer -To - Peer Information Sharing in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Peer-to-Peer systems have gained a lot of attention as information sharing systems for the widespread exchange of resources and voluminous information that is easily accessible among thousands of users. However, current peer-to-peer information sharing systems work mostly on wired networks. With the growing number of communication-equipped mobile devices that can self-organize into infrastructure-less communication platform, namely Mobile Ad hoc NETworks (MANETs), peer-to-peer information sharing over MANETs becomes a promising research area. In this paper, the authors propose a Region-Based structure that enables efficient and secure peer-to-peer information sharing over MANETs.
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What's the best exercise for older people? I've read that swimming and horseback riding are easy on the joints.
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I would agree with you that swimming is good exercise for older people, but horseback riding probably isn't the best idea for most seniors. It does use several muscle groups and can burn calories (as any rider knows, you must constantly adjust your body to remain upright and in control). However, riding is a sport that requires you to already be in pretty good shape; the demands of riding can stress arthritic joints in the hands, knees and shoulders, worsen back pain, and aggravate prostate problems in men. I wouldn't suggest it as a beginning form of exercise. However, seniors who are accustomed to riding can continue to enjoy significant exercise benefits for as long as they're comfortable on horseback.
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At any age, an exercise program should ideally contain three elements: aerobic activity (such as walking, swimming or biking) for cardiovascular fitness, resistance training to increase muscle strength (which declines by about 15 percent per decade during one's 60s and 70s) and exercises to increase flexibility and balance, which can help prevent falls as you age.
I suggest walking as an ideal aerobic exercise - we all know how to do it, and you don't need any special equipment other than a good pair of shoes. Seniors who have joint problems that could be aggravated by walking can get an equally good workout from swimming or talking water aerobics classes.
Resistance or strength training for those over 65 can be done with free weights or at a gym on weight machines. The American College of Sports Medicine recommends that seniors do a resistance training workout at least two days a week (but no more than four) with 48 hours of rest between sessions. Be sure to get instruction at a gym or from a personal trainer to learn the correct way to do these exercises. The idea is to work the muscles of the chest, shoulders, arms, back, abdomen and legs by doing one or two exercises per muscle group. As this gets easier, you can increase either the number of times you repeat each movement or the amount of weight you're working with.
For flexibility, I recommend stretching classes, yoga or Pilates, a conditioning system that increases both core strength and flexibility.
I also highly recommend tai chi, sometimes called "Chinese shadow boxing." Tai chi is a formal series of flowing, graceful, movements performed slowly, and designed to harmonize the circulation of energy (chi) around the body. Like yoga, tai chi is a good method of stress reduction and relaxation, and it also promotes flexibility, balance, and good body awareness. It is beautiful to watch and enjoyable to practice and has proven to be particularly good for the elderly, because it reduces risk of injury from falls.
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Last year, I planted Oregano in my herb bed. Before the winter, it was growing upright and had reached just under a foot tall. After the few freezes we had, it died back, but re-sprouted in early spring. However, now its growing like a ground cover instead of upright! It just keeps spreading and spreading. all three plants are doing the same thing in different parts of the bed... is this normal?
My Oregano Acting Like A Ground Cover?
Yes... that is normal for oregano and it will spread similar to mint. Some folks keep it "contained" to control it. With three plants, I'm hoping you love it... lol Kristi
LOL! Oh no, maybe I should remove the two smaller plants now....hrmmm...LOL
If I'm not mistaken, it is in the mint family. At the very least, it behaves like mint.
I keep mine potted but that is only because we were so dry, I could control the moisture better.
Wishing it would spread in ground where I want to plant it... good luck.
Mine got away from me so last year i pulled it all up. It was pretty easy to pull. This year I have quite a large clump. Hmmm. Me thinks the pot idea is very good.
I have mine planted at fence edge and am diligent to only allow it 6" on either side of the fence - everything else is dug out in early spring when it emerges. Seems to work, although you also must be on alert for errant babies popping up outside the perimeter. Lovely plant for the bees.
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Can The Capitals Comeback?
by Paul on 04/18/09 at 08:59 PM ET
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Capitals beat writer Tarik El-Bashir & Washington Post columnist Mike Wise discuss the chances of the Capitals making up a 0-2 series deficit against the Rangers.
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The First 'Sweep' Talk Of The Playoffs
by Paul on 04/18/09 at 07:25 PM ET
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from Stan Fischler of Game On,
Should Alex Ovechkin's name be changed to Ov-NYET-kin?
That's NYET, as in nothing. Zip. Zilch goals in two playoff games as he heads for Broadway looking more like a bit player hidden among the headlining Rangers as Henny Lundqvist blanked Ovie and his Capitals, 1-0, on Saturday in our nation's capital.
"We battled all three periods" says the Blueshirts' behemoth blocker. "I was aware of Ovechkin but I felt sharp and confident."
Perhaps it's a bit cruel to demean Ovie, the NHL's most feared shooter, as the Blueshirts prepare to host the National Hockey League's most colorful — give or take Pittsburgh — team on Monday night at The Garden.
Where once The Maven's suggestion of a New York sweep — made here last Wednesday — seemed the stuff of fairy tales, it now seems very possible, if not probable. As I said in my original forecast of an opening round triumph for John Tortorella's team, GOALTENDING is the be all and end all of playoff superiority.
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Gilroy Signs With Rangers
by Paul on 04/17/09 at 05:50 PM ET
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from Larry Brooks,
The Rangers have signed Boston University free agent defenseman Matt Gilroy, winner of the Hobey Baker Award as college hockey's best player, The Post has learned.
Gilroy, the 24-year-old who led the Terriers to the NCAA title last week, received serious bids from a half-dozen teams, notably including the Devils, Maple Leafs and Lightning.
It's believed the Long Island native, whose father, Frank, played basketball for St. John's from 1997-81, signed a two-year deal for between $4-5 million.
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Redden Playing For Wins
by Paul on 04/17/09 at 12:10 PM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
So yesterday, after a night on which he and partner Michal Rozsival were called on in relief of Marc Staal and Dan Girardi to contain the essentially uncontainable Alex Ovechkin in Game 1 against the Caps, Redden chuckled when I asked him whether he not only considered the playoffs as a clean slate, but whether he believed he was in need of one.
The question could have been the opening of a cross-examination had Redden been in a courtroom witness chair rather than a hockey locker room.
"Whether it was a good or bad regular season doesn't matter at this point," Redden said a day after his 27:35 of work contributed to the Rangers getting the series jump, 4-3.
"All that matters is we win every night, and that's where my focus is, helping the team out."
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Capitals Have Defensive Zone Issues
by Paul on 04/16/09 at 10:20 AM ET
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from Stan Fischler of Game On,
Bragging is not The Maven's forte.
With that in mind I'm not suggesting that my prediction of a Rangers opening series victory over Washington was underlined by their stirring win in Game One.
But looking ahead to the second game in our nation's capital on Saturday, it is apparent that the Capitals may very well be a paper tiger and not necessarily a playoff scoring machine.
As I told you over and over again in my previews of this fascinating match-up, the Caps are so weak in goal and so deficient on defense that all the Ovechkins and Semins and Greens cannot compensate for a goalie so riddled with doubts — and deficiencies — as Jose Theodore.
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How To Handle Avery
by Paul on 04/15/09 at 05:15 PM ET
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from Sally Jenkins of the Washington Post,
The Capitals are expecting some antics from Avery, prepared for it, actually. "Wouldn't you do what you do best?" asked Coach Bruce Boudreau. Avery's role in the first-round series between the Capitals and the New York Rangers will be to agitate Ovechkin if he can, and in general to be "a really good thorn in our side," Boudreau predicts. They're braced for his irritating act, the swaggering belligerence clad in a high-fashion wardrobe—will he wear Dries van Noten to the game, or Alexander McQueen?—and the combination of raw knuckles and condescension.
Avery's tactics are all about control; it's as if his hand is on a dial manipulating the temperatures of others. He upsets his victims with crudeness, but what should bother them most is his calculation. It's all a set-up, he goads others by questioning their toughness, gets the best of them by honing in on their insecurities, then leaves them regretting the loss of self-control, and often walks away the winner.
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How To Beat The Capitals
by Paul on 04/14/09 at 11:05 PM ET
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from Stan Fischler of Game On,
I'm sitting in the barber chair getting my locks clipped, while reading the latest issue of Sports Illustrated. Lo and behold, my eyes drifted down to the Eastern Conference predictions made by Pierre (What Doesn't He Know) McGuire. Alas and alack, Pierre selected Washington over New York in six games. Poof! Just like that; my doubts about the Rangers were erased.
Since Sports Illustrated's predictions are always right, about 20 percent of the time, I immediately knew that everything will be just hunky-dory with the Blueshirts. If Sports Illustrated picks them to lose, it automatically means that the Rangers will win.
But I also know that my loyal and intelligent readership wants more than that little SI snippet to prove my point, so I'll move on to The Fischler Guaranteed to Work Game Plan.
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Rangers Need A Top-Notch Gomez
by Paul on 04/13/09 at 10:33 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Gomez was a significant disappointment this season. The Blueshirts' putative first-line pivot played only slightly better hockey for John Tortorella than he did for Tom Renney, finishing a 58-point season (16-42) by collecting four points (0-4) in the final eight games and 10 points (1-9) in the final 16.
"It was a hard year, not that I didn't make it hard on myself," Gomez said. "I can't tell you how much I'm looking forward to the playoffs and the chance to make things right, not for myself, but for the team."
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Ranger Observations
by Paul on 04/12/09 at 10:58 AM ET
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from Stan Fischler of Game On,
• One of my best John Tortorella "insiders" suggests that we should not be surprised if the underdog Blueshirts pull a first round upset. "Nobody," my Tampa Bay tipster advises, "is a better playoff planner than Torts. Say what you will about any other part of his style but, when it comes to the post-season, there isn't a better coach."
• Henny Lundqvist's learning curve suggests that — hard to believe — his BEST is yet to come. The Maven predicts that THIS will prove to be his best playoff since he arrived on Seventh Avenue.
• Nik Zherdev is SO skilled that he always manages to pull off a deluxe move just when half the house is about to give him The Bronx Cheer.
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Rangers Get To Price
by Paul on 04/08/09 at 11:07 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
And so the Rangers need just one more, need just one more victory in their final two games to clinch a playoff spot after taking advantage of Carey Price's slipshod night in nets to defeat the Canadiens 3-1 at the Garden last night while the Panthers were being beaten 2-1 in Philadelphia….
The Blueshirts inexorably took the game away from the Canadiens over the final 40 minutes with a combination of smart work in the neutral zone, a five-in-the-picture look in the defensive zone and sustained forecheck work and down-low pressure in the offensive end. But they received an immeasurable boost from Price's inability to keep his balance (and poise) or play his angles.
He was terrible when it mattered, which was in the first and early in the second, when the Blueshirts seemed both tentative and as if they were waiting for something bad to happen.
But when something bad happened, it was to Price, who surrendered a horrid short-side goal to Chris Drury at 13:14 of the first and then lost the puck behind the net to Sean Avery, who got it in front so that a headlong-diving Nik Antropov could chip it in for the eventual winner at 2:37 of the second.
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