Thrashers list update
ALL TIME RECORD: 25-19-3-5 (W-L-T-OTL)
RECORD BY SEATING-
400 Section- 11-6-1-1
Upper End Zones- 8-12-2-3
Lower Level- 5-1-0-1
300 Deck- 1-0-0-0
RECORD BY TEAM-
Southeast Division- 8-5-0-2
Rest of Eastern Conf- 10-12-2-3
Western Conf- 7-2-1-0
September: 0-2-0-0 /// October: 5-1-2-1 /// November: 3-2-0-2 /// December: 6-0-0-1 /// January: 4-4-1-0 /// February: 1-3-0-0 /// March: 6-5-0-1 /// April: 0-1-0-0
15. Boston 11/06/06- 5-3 Atlanta. This game was far more one-sided than the score really indicates. In the first period, Kozlov one-timed the thrashers to a 1-0 lead, and Kovalchuk uncorked a heavy slapshot from the point for the second power play goal of the game, and the 2-0 advantage. Boston managed to earn a tally in the second period, and the game hung in the balance at 2-1 in the second intermission. In the 3rd period however, Atlanta made Boston look like an AHL team, when Kovalchuk absolutely BLASTED a shot from 54 feet away into the back of the netting for a 3-1 lead, Marian Hossa crossed over a defender, and hopped and skipped his way to a 5-hole shot for the 4-1 advantage, and Ilya recorded his 7th career hat trick with his third power play slapshot from up top goal of the night, before the original sixers picked up a couple of cheap ones with less than 2 minutes remaining. The Bruins went back to Boston with another loss, and the Atlanta Thrashers for the first time in franchise history, took the points lead on the entire NHL!
RECORD BY SEATING-
400 Section- 11-6-1-1
Upper End Zones- 8-12-2-3
Lower Level- 5-1-0-1
300 Deck- 1-0-0-0
RECORD BY TEAM-
Southeast Division- 8-5-0-2
Rest of Eastern Conf- 10-12-2-3
Western Conf- 7-2-1-0
September: 0-2-0-0 /// October: 5-1-2-1 /// November: 3-2-0-2 /// December: 6-0-0-1 /// January: 4-4-1-0 /// February: 1-3-0-0 /// March: 6-5-0-1 /// April: 0-1-0-0
15. Boston 11/06/06- 5-3 Atlanta. This game was far more one-sided than the score really indicates. In the first period, Kozlov one-timed the thrashers to a 1-0 lead, and Kovalchuk uncorked a heavy slapshot from the point for the second power play goal of the game, and the 2-0 advantage. Boston managed to earn a tally in the second period, and the game hung in the balance at 2-1 in the second intermission. In the 3rd period however, Atlanta made Boston look like an AHL team, when Kovalchuk absolutely BLASTED a shot from 54 feet away into the back of the netting for a 3-1 lead, Marian Hossa crossed over a defender, and hopped and skipped his way to a 5-hole shot for the 4-1 advantage, and Ilya recorded his 7th career hat trick with his third power play slapshot from up top goal of the night, before the original sixers picked up a couple of cheap ones with less than 2 minutes remaining. The Bruins went back to Boston with another loss, and the Atlanta Thrashers for the first time in franchise history, took the points lead on the entire NHL!