he said. "I would like to do something creative, something completely new. The only thing I know is that it won't be in hockey. Coaching or working as a manager is not the thing I would like to do."Contact Adam Kimelman at akimelman@nhl.com. Follow him on Twitter: @NHLAdamK
A rare multi-goal game from Brett Foy capped a stunning comeback by the Mississauga Steelheads.Foy scored his second goal of the game in overtime as the Steelheads rallied for 4-3 win over the Brampton Battalion in Ontario Hockey League action Monday.Trailing 3-1 in the third period,Ray Ban New Cubmaster Sunglasses, Foy scored to cut the deficit to one goal. Riley Brace then scored short-handed with 31 seconds remaining to send the game to overtime.The goals were Foy's first two of the season, and marked just the second time he has scored more than one goal in his junior career."It’s great to get the win and get the monkey off my back as far as scoring goes," Foy said. "This team is able to overcome deficits and we did just that today."The other two Thanksgiving afternoon games in the OHL also needed extra time. Oshawa beat Belleville 4-3 in overtime and Sarnia edged Windsor 3-2 in a shootout.At Brampton, Ont., the Steelheads opened the scoring on the power play at 16:59 of the first period when Dylan Smoskowitz pounced on a loose puck and beat Matej Machovsky with a quick shot.Battalion took over in the second, starting with a beautiful effort from Nicolas Foglia. The centre skated in from the neutral zone, cut around defenceman Trevor Carrick and fired a wrist shot past Spencer Martin.Brampton took the lead less than five minutes later as Barclay Goodrow fed Brenden Miller,Authentic Ray Ban, whose shot from the point was redirected past Martin.Goodrow made it 3-1 two minute later with a perfect snapshot from the face-off circle.Mississauga curbed the deficit to one near the midway point of the third period as Foy redirected a low point shot from Eric Diodati.Mississauga tied it as Brace snuck a low shot through Machovsky’s legs, setting up Foy's winner 2:51 into overtime.Martin made 31 saves for Mississauga (3-3-1), while Machovsky stopped 21 of the 25 shots that he faced for Brampton (2-3-2).Generals 4 Bulls 3 (OT)At Oshawa, Ont.,Black White Frame RayBan, Scott Laughton scored the game winning goal 2:16 into overtime to lift the Generals (6-1-0) over Belleville (3-2-1).---Sting 3 Spitfires 2 (SO)At Windsor, Ont., Reid Boucher scored the shootout winner as Sarnia (3-3-1) defeated the Spitfires (3-3-2).
PETERBOROUGH, Ont. - The Peterborough Petes have fired general manager David Reid, the club announced on its website Tuesday."The decision was not an easy one but was based on a business decision taking all factors into consideration,Cheap Ray Ban Jackie Ohh," the club said in a statement. "The Board of Directors has a responsibility to our season ticket subscribers, fans and sponsors and as a result, the action taken was necessary."Reid's responsibilities will be split in the interim between head coach Mike Pelino and director of player personnel Mike Oke, while president Jim Deviln will oversee business operations.The Petes are off to a 1-5-0 start this season and have lost four games in a row. They are tied for last in the East Division with Ottawa.Peterborough has compiled a 48-84-10 record in Reid's two-plus seasons as general manager.
HAMILTON - Les Bulldogs de Hamilton ont annoncé lundi qu'ils avaient rétrogradé l'attaquant Philippe Lefebvre dans la Ligue de la c?te Est.Lefebvre se rapportera donc aux Nailers de Wheeling.Les Bulldogs ont également libéré l'attaquant Bobby Farnham, ce qui signifie que l'équipe ne compte plus que sur 28 joueurs à son camp d'entra?nement.Hamilton amorcera sa saison régulière samedi le 13 octobre face aux Griffins, à Grand Rapids.
BELLEVILLE, Ont. - Jordan Subban scored the shootout winner Wednesday as the Belleville Bulls defeated the Brampton Battalion 2-1 in the Ontario Hockey League.Joseph Cramarossa and Brendan Gaunce also scored in the shootout for Belleville (4-2-1). Gaunce added the Bulls' goal in regulation late in regulation to tie the score 1-1.Blake Clarke and Patrik Machac s