Saturday, February 8, 2003
Canucks win, unbeaten in last 5
Naslund overtakes Lemieux for NHL points lead with 70
The Enquirer and wire reports
BUFFALO - Markus Naslund scored his NHL-leading 36th goal and added an assist as the Vancouver Canucks beat the Buffalo Sabres 4-2 Friday night.
Daniel Sedin, Artem Chubarov and Brendan Morrison - with his first goal in 18 games - also scored for the Canucks, unbeaten in their last five games (2-0-3). Naslund moved ahead of Mario Lemieux for the league lead with 70 points.
Capitals 3, Islanders 0WASHINGTON - Peter Bondra, Jeff Halpern and Steve Konowalchuk each had a goal and an assist, and Olaf Kolzig made 20 saves. The Capitals won all four games of the season series and are 23-1-3 in their last 27 games against New York, including 12-0-2 at home.
Thrashers 4, Devils 2EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Marc Savard and Vyacheslav Kozlov scored 15 seconds apart in the third period, and Atlanta handed New Jersey its first loss in regulation since Jan. 4.
Ilya Kovalchuk and Dan Snyder also scored, and Byron Dafoe made 26 saves in his first game since Jan. 13 as Atlanta improved to 7-2-1 since fired Colorado mentor Bob Hartley took over as coach.
With their 19th win, the Thrashers matched last season's total.
Wild 4, Sharks 3ST. PAUL, Minn. - Minnesota's Cliff Ronning followed a disallowed goal in the third period with one that counted 45 seconds later.
The Wild, who began the day sixth in the Western Conference, won their 27th game - more than each of their first two seasons.
Flames 4, Oilers 3EDMONTON, Alberta - Jarome Iginla scored his third goal of the game with 1:08 left in the third period for Calgary.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
No need yet for UC to fret about bubble
Bobbitt promises he's back for good
XU, Flyers soar into showdown
Still-aching foot isn't slowing XU's Chalmers
Women: Bearcats lose
Women: Xavier falls to Richmond
Enquirer Tipoff page
Five questions with Jarvis Hayes
Catching up with Ron Mercer
UC-Xavier Q&A
Wildcats say they're ready for Rebels
Florida, Alabama licking their wounds
Hoosiers, Boilers headed in opposite directions
U of L's Garcia a 3-point threat
PERSPECTIVES ON SPORTS
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As The Sports World Turns
PREP SPORTS
Moeller 76, St. Xavier 67
Withrow 67, Woodward 41
St. Henry 53, Mayfield 51
NewCath 52, West Carter 51
Friday's Ohio games
Friday's Kentucky games
Greed, exploitation poison boys basketball
Wyoming standout battles back to reach district meet on relays
Divers Longshore, Stowers champs
Prep schedules
REDS BASEBALL
Reds 2003 TV schedule
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Recruiting flap rekindles Gators-Seminoles rivalry
Bulldogs freshmen gets three-year probation
NBA BASKETBALL
Payton's time as SuperSonic may end soon
Where's Yao? Just follow the cameras
Creating the perfect NBA player
HOCKEY
Canucks win, unbeaten in last 5
Carolina dumps two-time All-Star Kapanen
AHL Ducks tie
RACING
Racing's best welcome first test
Stewart driver to beat in Shootout
Subplots add spice to ARCA race
Sadler criticism unfounded
GOLF
Furyk leads by 1 in Pebble Beach
13-year-old hangs 74 in Hawaii
BOXING
Mosley fights emotions before 154-pound bout
PLAN YOUR DAY
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