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HEADLINESAT THE RINKNHL INSIDEROVER THE BOARDSPLAYER SAFETYFANTASYGordie Howe resting after stroke: reportTuesday, 10.28.2014 / 9:46 PM / NHL.comCommentPrintE-mailShare with your FriendsHockey Hall of Fame member Gordie Howe is resting after having a serious stroke Sunday in Texas, the Detroit reported Tuesday. Howe,Authentic Blackhawks Womens Jersey, 86, lost some function on one side of his body and has difficulty speaking, the reported. He is resting at his daughter's home in Lubbock, Texas, his son, Dr. Murray Howe, told the paper."Basically,Bobby Hull Jersey Youth, sometime in the early morning on Sunday, he suffered a pretty bad stroke," Murray Howe said."The right side of his body is very, very weak. He's unable to stand without help. He's able to speak, but very, very difficult to speak."He knows who he is. He knows the people around him. But it is very difficult for him to get up and walk around. So he is pretty much confined to his bed right now. So we're just trying to keep him comfortable, and that's our goal.""The entire National Hockey League family sends prayers for strength and healing to our revered Gordie Howe," Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement. "We all are thinking of Gordie and his loved ones as we wish him a speedy and full recovery."Howe played 25 seasons with the Detroit Red Wings from 1946-1971 and won the Stanley Cup four times, six Hart Trophies and six Art Ross Trophies. He had 801 goals and 1,049 assists in 1,767 NHL games with Detroit and the Hartford Whalers.Howe had spinal surgery this summer but Murray Howe told the paper he had returned to fairly fit shape,Brent Seabrook Jersey Black, walking as much as a mile per day.
HEADLINESAT THE RINKNHL INSIDEROVER THE BOARDSPLAYER SAFETYFANTASYTarasenko's OT goal lifts Blues to 4-3 win over StarsTuesday,Brent Seabrook Red Premier Jersey, 10.28.2014 / 11:35 PM / The Canadian PressPrintE-mailShare with your FriendsDALLAS - Vladimir Tarasenko scored 1:28 into overtime to complete a hat trick and the St. Louis Blues defeated the Dallas Stars 4-3 on Tuesday night.Three times Dallas took one-goal leads in regulation play, and three times the Blues tied the score. The first two tying goals came within 37 seconds of Stars scores.St. Louis had a 4-on-3 power play after Dallas' Tyler Seguin went off for high sticking 14 seconds into overtime. Tarasenko took a pass from Alex Pietrangelo at the top of the right faceoff circle and fired the puck past Stars goalie Kari Lehtonen.Tarasenko also had an assist on Jori Lehtera's second-period goal.Dallas' goals were by Jamie Oleksiak, Seguin and Trevor Daley. It was Oleksiak's first career goal. Daley's was his fourth this season on the power play.St. Louis goalie Brian Elliott made 25 saves. Lehtonen had 23.
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