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zake201, há 10 anos

VANCOUVER -- Travis Lulay wanted to put on a show -- and he did. The B.C. quarterback threw four touchdown passes as the Lions thumped the Montreal Alouettes 43-10 in CFL action Saturday. The Lions (7-3) retained sole possession of first place in the West Division while avenging a 30-25 loss to the Als in Montreal eight days earlier. "Any time you get a chance to play a team a second time in a row, you want to make amends for that first one," said Lulay. "Today, we did a good job of that." With the loss, the Als (6-4) found themselves in a share for first place in the East with Toronto after the Argos beat Hamilton 45-31 earlier in the day. Lulay completed 23 of 31 pass attempts for 262 yards as the Lions posted their fifth win in six games. His four TDs, which matched a career high set 2011, came in part from the pressure he felt facing legendary Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo and his talented offence. "You know youve got to put points on the board," said Lulay. "For us to be able to do that early in the game -- we had 20 points going into half-time -- thats absolutely huge." Shawn Gore, Marco Iannuzzi, Nick Moore and Ernest Jackson recorded touchdown receptions for B.C., which was missing Geroy Simon. The veteran slotback missed his first game in four years with a hamstring injury suffered in the previous meeting between the teams in Montreal. Moore, who has spent most of this season on the practice roster after doing the same in 2011, scored his touchdown while playing in place of Simon. Iannuzzi, a backup at Simons slotback position, praised Lulay for helping his young receivers prepare for the game. "(Lulay) is our MVP, man -- MOP, guess," said Iannuzzi, a 25-year-old Harvard grad from Calgary who is in his second season with the Lions. "Hell help you out and tell you the nuances in the routes, and we really got on the same page today." Iannuzzis five-yard touchdown reception late in the second quarter staked B.C. to a 20-10 half-time lead and erased any further doubt. Andrew Harris added another B.C. touchdown on a one-yard run in the final two minutes on a hand-off from backup quarterback Mike Reilly, who saw his first sustained regular-season action as a Lion after replacing a resting Lulay in the fourth quarter. Paul McCallum added two field goals, from 43 and 30 yards. The first field goal was the 600th of McCallums career. "You cant say enough about (our) offence," said Lions coach Mike Benevides. "The protection from the offensive line, the backs, young receivers making big plays -- they did an outstanding job. "And to keep one of the best quarterbacks thats ever played the game (Calvillo) down the way our defence did, overall our team did a very nice job." The Lions racked up 452 yards on offence while limiting the Alouettes to just 201 net yards. Jamel Richardson scored the Alouettes lone touchdown -- on their first series from scrimmage -- while Sean Whyte provided their remaining points on a field goal. Both teams scored on their first two possessions, but then B.C. took over. Calvillo stood out early, but his teammates hurt him with some untimely penalties, and Montreals defence struggled all afternoon against both the B.C. pass and run. "We started off great, but then it was just two and out way too many times," said Calvillo, who completed 16 of 26 pass attempts for a modest 152 yards. B.C. won for the 11th time in the past 12 West Coast meetings between the teams. Montreal had hoped the first afternoon game between the clubs since the Western and Eastern teams began interlocking play in 1961 would make a difference -- but it didnt. Calvillo said it was "very disappointing" to see the Als play the way they did while anxious for a better result in Vancouver. "Ive run out of excuses -- I really have," said Calvillo. "Whether we play here in the afternoon or whether we stayed out here for a short week because we had stayed out West, its just been a difficult place to win, and on top of that B.C.s always been good, too. Its not like theyre just this average team." The Als held an early 7-3 lead and forged a 10-10 tie after Whytes lone field goal that came after he deliberately missed an earlier three-point attempt, kicking the ball sideways to Kyries Hebert. The 10-yard boot was officially scored as a missed field goal and onside kick. However, the Als would not come close to scoring again. "After that first drive, the defence was absolutely nails, and on offence we were able to play more consistent football today," said Lulay. McCallums second field goal put B.C. ahead 13-10 in the second quarter. Iannuzzis insurance touchdown, on a five-yard scoring play, came one play after Moore set it up with a catch and nailed by Dwight Anderson. Moore immediately went to the sideline holding his left arm, but returned later to produce his first touchdown on another five-yard reception on which he leaped over two defenders. Moore, a 26-year-old Westerville, Ohio native, in his third season with the Lions, was happy to score while replacing Simon. "My role right now is just to be ready at all times," said Moore. "It just felt good to go out there and be able to have some success." Notes: Montreal played without defensive back Billy Parker, who prevented a last-minute B.C. touchdown in the teams first encounter. Parker injured his hamstring in practice Thursday. wholesale jerseys.ca! Hi Kerry, love the blog - keep em coming! Did you see the third period bruhaha with Mike Rupp and half the New Jersey Devils on the ice Monday? Was there anything the refs could have done earlier in the game to prevent this from happening (Pierre McGuire said we saw this coming)? Its getting nasty in this series and that said, whats the nastiest series youve officiated this late in the playoffs? Matt Peake Matt, Pierre McGuire and the referees saw it coming because they felt the temperature spike at ice level following the power play goal scored by Zack Parise at 2:41 of the third period to give the Devils a 3-0 lead. nfl holdjersey. The team said Morrow suffered a left oblique strain. Hes listed as day-to-day. Morrow felt something was not right after he threw ball two on a 1-1 pitch to Bryce Harper. http://www.holdjersey.com/. Butler scored a career-high 19 points and Nate Robinson added 15 as the Chicago Bulls beat the Charlotte Bobcats 93-85 on Monday night. cheap jerseys. -- The Kansas City Royals sent minor league pitcher Sean OSullivan to the Toronto Blue Jays for cash on Thursday. holdjersey. Matt Frattin will miss the AHL championship series against the Norfolk Admirals, which starts Friday, after learning he needs surgery to repair a damaged knee.NASHVILLE -- Alexander Radulov is providing the offence the Nashville Predators dreamed of during the four years he spent playing in Russias Kontinental Hockey League. Radulov scored the lone goal in the shootout, and the Predators edged the Minnesota Wild 2-1 on Tuesday night to reach 100 points for the second time in three seasons and fourth in seven. Radulov has six points in seven games since rejoining Nashville. "Rad really converted," Nashville coach Barry Trotz said. "I saw his move on the replay, and thats hard because youre coming in and he changes direction. That elevation so quickly is almost impossible to stop." The Predators, who have two games left, moved back into fourth place in the Western Conference -- one point over idle Detroit and two over Chicago. Detroit will finish the regular season on Saturday in Chicago. "The win is the most important thing," Nashville captain Shea Weber said. "Obviously, were somewhat in control of where we can finish. We can guarantee ourselves fifth. Weve got to keep going." Backup goalie Anders Lindback started over Pekka Rinne, who was a healthy scratch to rest for the playoffs. Lindback stopped all three attempts in his first career shootout and 25 shots overall for his fourth win this season. Lindback noted he had won one preseason shootout. "I only had to make two saves there, and Rads threw down one. It was good," Lindback said. The Predators recalled Chet Pickard from Milwaukee of the AHL to make sure that Rinne, the NHL leader in games played and wins, got the night off. Gabriel Bourque also scored for Nashville, which took the season series 3-1 and won for the second time in three games overall. Dany Heatley had the lone goal for Minnesota. The Wild came in 12th in the Western Conference. But Minnesota, a team that should be jockeying for draft position, had won three straight and five of eight. The Wild also beat Chicago 5-4 in a shootout on Sunday. Nashville lost to Chicago 5-4 on Saturday night, slipping out of fourth with its sixth loss in 10 games. Lindback stopped Heatley late in regulation from in front, and the Predators killed a power play that stretched 1:49 into overtime. Lindback stopped a one-timer from Mikko Koivu and swatted away a shot by Cal Clutterbuck at the end of the advantage. Radulov had waved his hand, calling for the puck, in the final seconds of oovertime and never got the pass.dddddddddddd Lindback, the NHLs tallest goalie at 6-foot-6, stopped Erik Christensen, Koivu and Devin Setoguchi in the shootout. Niklas Backstrom denied Martin Erat with a pad save, but Radulov slipped the puck past the goalie for the winning goal on his attempt. "Hes an exciting player," Weber said of Radulov. "He lives and thrives on those types of situations. The other night, that was a goal scorers goal, and tonight he was just patient and found a hole to slip through." Backstrom wasnt happy with himself. "I have to be better on that and try to make the save for the guys," he said. It was a fitting end to a night in which both teams struggled with bouncing pucks on ice not helped by a warm spring in Nashville. Minnesota coach Mike Yeo said his players had trouble, and he heard some of the Predators also complained after the morning skate. "Its hot out right now, but youve got to overcome that stuff," Yeo said. The Predators thought they had scored in the second when Nick Spaling passed the puck behind a drawn-out Backstrom, and Patric Hornqvist tried to knock it in. But Wild defenceman Marco Scandella went low, trying to protect the net, in what turned into a bit of a scrum. Wild forward Nick Johnson went into the net and let go of his stick to grab at something. Officials reviewed the play for several minutes before announcing no goal. Bourque put Nashville ahead 1-0 when Spaling took the puck away from Minnesota defenceman Clayton Stoner in the circle and sent a pass to Bourque, who scored his seventh this season on a wrister at 12:31 of the second. Heatley tied it at 17:53 after Koivu corralled a puck that had just bounced off the crossbar and gave a pass to Nate Prosser. He slapped the puck toward the net, and Heatley tipped it under Lindbacks glove hand for his 23rd. Notes: The Predators improved to 5-5 in shootouts this season. ... Nashville defenceman Ryan Suter went to the box in the first period for cross-checking Setoguchi. It was Suters first penalty since Feb. 2 at Philadelphia. ... Heatley scored his fifth goal this season against Nashville, and he has 23 career points (13 goals, 10 assists) against the Predators. ... Bourque has seven points in nine games (4 goals, 3 assists). ... Nashville announced its seventh straight sellout for the franchises 24th this season. ' ' '

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