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Ottawa at NY Islanders — NHL April 8, 2014

1 2 3 T
OTT 0 1 3 4
NYI 0 0 1 1
Three stars
1st star
J. Spezza
2 goals
1 assist
+1 rating
2nd star
A. Hemsky
1 goal
2 assists
+1 rating
3rd star
F. Nielsen
1 goal
Scoring
2nd Per OTT NYI
12:45 Jason Spezza scores a power-play goal assisted by Erik Karlsson and Ales Hemsky 1 0
3rd Per OTT NYI
0:22 Frans Nielsen scores a goal assisted by Kevin Czuczman and Josh Bailey 1 1
12:45 Jason Spezza scores a goal assisted by Ales Hemsky and Marc Methot 2 1
14:26 Ales Hemsky scores a goal assisted by Milan Michalek and Marc Methot 3 1
19:48 Matt Kassian scores an empty net goal 4 1
Penalties
1st Per
  • 7:55 Matt Kassian receives a 2:00 penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct
  • 7:55 Brett Gallant receives a 2:00 penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct
  • 9:59 Brett Gallant receives a 5:00 penalty for fighting
  • 9:59 Matt Kassian receives a 5:00 penalty for fighting
  • 11:52 Clarke MacArthur receives a 2:00 penalty for slashing
  • 15:53 Marc Methot receives a 2:00 penalty for interference
  • 19:07 Matt Donovan receives a 2:00 penalty for tripping
2nd Per
  • 8:46 Anders Lee receives a 2:00 penalty for roughing
  • 12:14 John Persson receives a 2:00 penalty for tripping
  • 17:47 Matt Martin receives a 2:00 penalty for roughing
  • 17:47 Patrick Wiercioch receives a 2:00 penalty for interference
3rd Per
  • 8:26 Josh Bailey receives a 2:00 penalty for hooking
  • 9:24 Erik Karlsson receives a 2:00 penalty for slashing
  • 16:20 New York receives a 2:00 penalty for too many men
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