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October 2012

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GAMES 1 2 3 8 9 10 11 1 13 16 18 14 15 19 20 17 21 12 12 15 16 22 23 1 25 1. 4. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 15. 18. 21. 23. 24. 25. 26. ACROSS Jack Connolly's school, Minnesota-___ Ryan Miller's team Side-to-side movement is also called ___ movement Bobby Ryan is with this Anaheim team One of the Broten brothers Shoot a puck without stopping it first: 2 wds. The Buckeyes represent ___ State The Art ___ Trophy goes to the NHL's top point-getter Jittery, like a freshman? The second Fusco to win the Hobey Baker A smart play is a ___-up play The Flyers often play God Bless ___ before big games The highest-scoring, American- born player in NHL history The Anchorage Seawolves hail from this state 26 ANSWERS AVAILABLE IN THE NEXT ISSUE AND AT THN.com/ xword 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 14. 15. 16. 17. 19. 20. 22. DOWN Where 25 Across spent almost all his career Afterward Where Brian Burke is GM Legendary American hero Murphy Colorado's first NHL team went by this nickname Cammie is Tony Granato's A team that finishes far back is an ___-ran School attended by both 21 Across and brother Mark Crowe who made a hockey movie set in Alaska The national ___ is heard before hockey games Canada's capital, it has an NHL team, too Eddie ___ is a U.S. Hockey Hall of Famer ___ Shot was a ground- breaking hockey film Leaves out DID YOU KNOW? It didn't take long for Frank Brimsek to impress the Boston Bruins enough to trade future Hall of Fame goaltender Tiny Thompson to Detroit. Brimsek, a native of Eveleth, Minn., lost his first game, 2-0, and then posted three consecutive shutouts to earn the nickname "Mr. Zero." 24 Top Shelf Trivia Who was the first head coach of a U.S. National Junior Team? Become a Facebook fan of USA Hockey Magazine and submit your answer to win a cool USA Hockey prize pack. 1 17 minutes at 350 and enjoy ... Rich Bestafka Raleigh, N.C. • Then, just bake for 20 Derek Le Blanc Kettering, Ohio have any Grey Poupon? • Pardon me, would you happen to • Are you a cashier? Then why are you checking me out? Sharon Frankel West Hartford, Conn. SLAPS SHOOTER'S FUN ZONE USA Hockey Puzzle 4 1 10 5 By Larry Humber 7 By Larry Humber 6 FUNNY PHOTO WINNERS The following captions were selected from all those who sent in their Funny Photo suggestions. Become a Facebook fan of USA Hockey Magazine and look for next month's Funny Photo for a chance to win a USA Hockey prize. Hockey Math During the course of the season, Ryan McDonagh was on the ice for 135 goals scored by the New York Rangers. He was also on the ice when the opposition scored 118 goals. In the same season, Zach Parise was on the ice when the New Jersey Devils scored 192 goals but was also on the ice when the other team lit the lamp 180 times. Which player has a better +/- number? GORDON, WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE AND ARE THEY DOING ON THE ICE?!? WHAT PHYSIOLOGY PROF. DITZ, HUMAN I HIRED A PANEL OF EXPERTS TO CONVINCE YOU THAT I SHOULD BE ON THE SQUIRT A TEAM. DR. LOON, CHILD PSYCH. DR. DUNCE, ANTHRO- POLOGY. HE DELIVERED THE PIZZAS. AND MORT. UNLESS THEY'RE UNDER 11 YEARS OLD AND REGISTERED, GET THEM OFF THIS RINK SO WE CAN START TRYOUTS, NOW!!! 36 HOLD ON THERE BIG GUY. LOOKS LIKE MY EXPERTS ASSESSED YOUR CAPABILITIES ALSO. FROM THE NOTE THEY HANDED ME, IT APPEARS YOU'D BE BEST SUITED AS A SPEED BUMP AT THE LOCAL SUPERMARKET. MORT AGREES. OCTOBER.2012 USAHOCKEYMAGAZINE.COM PHOTOS BY Getty Images Sticklers By Mike Curti ANSWERS: CROSSWORD | ACROSS: 1. DULUTH, 4. SABRES, 9. LATERAL, 10. DUCKS, 11. AARON, 12. ONE TIME, 13. OHIO, 15. ROSS, 18. NERVOUS, 21. SCOTT, 23. HEADS, 24. AMERICA, 25. MODANO and 26. ALASKA. DOWN: 1. DALLAS, 2. LATER, 3. TORONTO, 5. AUDIE, 6. ROCKIES, 7. SISTER, 8. ALSO, 14. HARVARD, 15. RUSSELL, 16. ANTHEM, 17. OTTAWA, 19. OLSON, 20. SLAP and 22. OMITS. HOCKEY MATH ANSWER: With McDonagh, subtract 118 goals from 135. That means the Rangers scored 17 more goals than they allowed when McDonagh was on the ice. However, while Parise's team scored more goals when he was on the ice, they also allowed more goals. Subtract 180 from 192 and you get 12. That means McDonagh's +/- rating was five points higher than Parise's. CAPTION NEXT ENTER YOUR MONTH

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