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PHILADELPHIA — Heading into the third period the Flyers were singing the blues. The Chicago Blackhawks were playing like they had a full tank of gas thanks to a 2-0 lead on the hometown team. But then the Flyers put the band back together and found their game scoring a pair of goals in less than three minutes in the third period to tie things up. Getting the puck high in the offensive zone, Noah Cates got a chip pass from Bobby Brink before turning and scoring through a screen set by Cam York. The game was York’s first since October and the goal was Cates’ first of the season. In overtime, the Flyers got a power play. Matvei Michkov took a pass from Travis Konecny and buried the puck at the right post to give the Flyers a comeback 3-2 win. The win was the first of Aleksei Kolosov’s NHL career. Captain Couturier Sean Couturier looked like he was on a mission from God in this one, when it came to going to the front of the net. Down 2-0 he had a chance to bury one right atop the blue paint but somehow couldn’t finish. Earlier in the period, while on a power play — and after Michkov made a nifty move to enter the Blackhawks zone and set him up — he was stopped by former Flyers goalie Petr Mrázek. Couturier was doing a lot right offensively, except for scoring. And then he did. The Flyers captain got them on the board as he planted himself in front of the net and redirected a pass from Rasmus Ristolainen. Couturier was all alone for his fourth goal of the season and his first since notching a hat trick against the Minnesota Wild on Oct. 26. Shots After a game against the Carolina Hurricanes in which they were dominated, especially in the third period when coach John Tortorella said his club was “spanked,” the Flyers were owning the ice Saturday. Across the first two periods, the ice was tilted their way with a 21-14 shot attempts advantage in the first and a 19-13 in the second. But they couldn’t score. Mrázek robbed Scott Laughton on a two-on-none with Konecny on a Flyers penalty kill in the first period. Konecny had a pull-and-shoot chance later in the opening frame that went wide before Laughton made a slick move but was stopped again. The Flyers got their chances, putting 24 on net through the first period but couldn’t score. In the third, they scored twice on 12 shots and finished with 37 shots on goal. York, Andrae return The Flyers defense got a boost on Saturday as York returned after missing 13 games with an upper-body injury and Emil Andrae slotted back in after being out for a pair with a mid-body injury. York was back with his defensive partner Travis Sanheim, and Andrae skated alongside Ristolainen for most of the game. Andrae brought his legs, especially in the first period. Michkov got a stretch pass and skated down the right side before going between his legs and getting a backhand attempt on net. The Flyers defenseman used his motor to join the play and tried to through the legs across the crease before losing his handle on the puck. In the second period, Andrae put a shot on goal from the point with 2:05 left that Mrázek couldn’t control. Bobby Brink scooped it up and fed Tyson Foerster in the left face-off circle for a one-timer on an empty net — except veteran defenseman Alec Martinez got his stick in the way to block the sure-fire goal. Through two periods, Andrae had three shot attempts and two shots on goal. Skating in his first game in a month, York was on the ice for all four regulation goals, unfortunately, two of those were for the Blackhawks. On the first goal, the Flyers had a four-on-two but were unable to convert after Konecny’s pass hit the skates of Owen Tippett. Chicago went the other way and Pat Maroon’s pass went through two Flyers — Saheim and Couturier — right to Lukas Reichel for the slam-dunk goal. In the defensive zone, it was an eerily similar play to the Jack Roslovic goal in Wednesday night’s loss to the Hurricanes. On the second goal, Reichel got past the defense again on a chip pass from Maroon. He went in one-on-one with Kolosov and couldn’t score but the Blackhawks kept it going in the Flyers’ end. Maroon got the puck back and drew three Flyers to him — York, Sanheim, and Couturier — and still scored on a backhander. Breakaways Aleksei Kolosov made 19 saves on 21 shots. ... Egor Zamula and Erik Johnson were a healthy scratch. Up next The Flyers host the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday (7 p.m. ET, NBCSP). ©2024 The Philadelphia Inquirer, LLC. Visit at inquirer.com . Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.PRESS RELEASE AUCKLAND, New Zealand and READING, UK – November 19, 2024 – Endace , the world leader in packet capture, announces the formation of a new company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to continue expansion in the Middle East, further demonstrating Endace’s commitment to the Middle East Region. Having successfully deployed a number of very large infrastructure projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and the United Arab Emirates, Endace is expanding its footprint in the region with the establishment of a new Middle East Regional Headquarters – Endace Arabia LLC – located in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 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NoneRodgers' thoroughbreds are galloping towards another title... but skipper McGregor refuses to accept it's all over Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport By STEPHEN MCGOWAN Published: 09:30 AEDT, 6 December 2024 | Updated: 09:34 AEDT, 6 December 2024 e-mail View comments Three weeks till Christmas and the race for the Scottish league title has witnessed more fallers than Becher’s Brook. Three defeats and two draws left Rangers clambering to catch the leading pack. Jimmy Thelin’s Aberdeen matched Celtic point for point until they clattered into the obstacles put up by St Mirren, Hibs and Hearts. Suddenly the team in second place can feel the breath of Philippe Clement’s side on their necks as they thunder up on the rails, slowly gaining momentum. On a night of gale force winds and Biblical rain, Celtic put some clear blue sky between themselves and the chasing pack. Reo Hatate’s late goal condemned Aberdeen to their first home defeat of the season and four games without a win. A seven-point lead at the top of the table tells only half the story. Win their game in hand and the gap will stretch to ten. With a far superior goal difference, they can add another point for good measure. Barring a Devon Loch-style calamity, they will be champions of Scotland for a fourth straight year. While others are able to make that claim, Brendan Rodgers and his players know how dangerous it can be to tempt fate. In October last year, Michael Beale was sacked as Rangers manager after a third league loss in seven games. Clear at the top by seven points, Celtic allowed their lead to slip after a Rangers revival led by Clement. Callum McGregor enjoys the moment but insisted his side would be taking nothing for granted Brendan Rodgers salutes the visiting fans at Pittodrie after a statement win over Aberdeen Reo Hatate hails his moment of magic that ultimately proved the difference between the sides ‘I think we were seven or eight points clear last year and then ended up seven behind,’ recalled captain Callum McGregor. ‘That shows you how quickly football can change and you have to learn from that experience as well. ‘We understand it’s a good start, of course it is, but the reason why it’s been a good start is because of the way we’re approaching the game, the way that we’re training, the relentless nature of the coaches and the players. ‘We’ve ended up in a good position, but we’re not even halfway through yet, so we know there’s so much football to be played.’ For manager Brendan Rodgers, the key to Celtic’s domestic stranglehold is remaining calm. His players hear the word ‘calm’ repeated so often they should finish every session with yoga, a bout of tai chi and a deep muscle massage. Opponents get in their faces, hassle and harry, and do what they can to ruffle them up. Taking their cue from Club Brugge, Aberdeen did their best to press high and hard, forcing man of the moment Nicolas Kuhn backwards every time. The conditions did the rest, relentless rain and a howling wind blowing every high ball in the general direction of the Orkneys and levelling the playing field no end. Barcelona sent young Alex Valle to Scotland to toughen him up a bit. Beset by a north east monsoon, the weather in Aberdeen would have tested the foundations of the Sagrada Familia. Booked in the first half, the left-back was a walking red card until Rodgers replaced him at half-time with the experienced Greg Taylor. A much-maligned figure, Taylor’s ball popped over the top allowed Reo Hatate to produce the game’s one moment of genuine quality, chesting the ball down and steering it low past Ross Doohan. On a night which asked some different questions, Celtic found a way. Calm and composure steered a course through the storm. Kevin Nisbet earned an early yellow card for his foul on Alex Valle, who had a difficult evening ‘It was quite bad,’ acknowledged captain McGregor, ‘but it’s December in Scotland. ‘It’s difficult but the players handled it really well. I thought we showed a really good level technically and tactically. I thought we were excellent.’ Heading into the final 20 minutes, a point had looked the likeliest outcome. The simplest of passes would be blown off the pitch. Aberdeen were defending stoutly, closing down the space and forcing their opponents to feed on scraps. In the wet and wild conditions, Celtic could have taken the point, showered, changed, and sought refuge on a warm bus back down the A96. Having finally started asking some questions of Dons stand-in keeper Doohan, they wanted more than that. ‘I don’t think that’s in our DNA at Celtic,’ added McGregor. ‘At this club, you have to win every game. ‘The way we played, I think if you’d come away with a draw and never got the goal, performance-wise you’d have been reasonably happy. ‘But straight away, you’d have then been thinking: “Dropped points” and everyone feels differently about the game. ‘It showed a really good mentality that, even on a difficult night, we can produce that level of quality to get us the win.’ Auston Trusty gets the better of Vicente Besuijen on a night when Celtic were made to work hard Wednesday night marked the first time Celtic had failed to score twice or more in 23 domestic games. Where class wins the day in most of their matches, Pittodrie called for character and attitude. Players unaccustomed to a Scottish winter had to dig in, roll up their sleeves and do the dirty stuff. Job done, the message from Rodgers and his captain was clear. With the season not even at its halfway point, nothing’s won yet — no matter what the outside world might think. ‘I’ll be backed up by a lot of senior players, a lot of good senior pros,’ said McGregor. ‘Our building’s full of them. ‘The staff are unbelievable, they work tirelessly. The work they put in every single day, the players respect that and the coaches respect the players. ‘It’s a brilliant place to work. If anybody’s having any days like that [taking it easy], then it’s very quickly nailed. We move on and we try to work in the right way.’ Share or comment on this article: Rodgers' thoroughbreds are galloping towards another title... but skipper McGregor refuses to accept it's all over e-mail Add comment
Brandel Chamblee and Todd Lewis break down Justin Thomas' Round 1 showing at the Hero World Challenge, discussing what the 15-time PGA Tour winner did well to start things off in The Bahamas. Todd Lewis and Brandel Chamblee analyze Scottie Scheffler's first-round 67 at the Hero World Challenge, and hear from the defending champion regarding his new putting grip and starting the new year strong. U.S. Ryder Cup pay has become a "hot-button topic" around the PGA Tour, and Brandel Chamblee calls out how this idea could "corrupt" the nature of Ryder Cup participation in an event that is all about "patriotism." Watch highlights from Round 1 of the Nedbank Golf Challenge, taking place at Gary Player Country Club in Sun City, South Africa. Justin Thomas speaks with Rex Hoggard about the birth of daughter Molly Grace and his renewed hopes for the new season after a rough 2024. Scottie Scheffler's the favorite at the Hero World Challenge as the top player in the world, defending champion, and runner-up from two years prior. Todd Lewis provides an update on his plan to play plenty of early golf. Golf Central takes a look back on the 2024 LPGA season, highlighting the top players, performances and moments -- and what it could all mean for the game moving forward. Golf Today and several guests look ahead to this year's Hero World Challenge, discussing Tiger Wood's role as host and what he wants from golf in 2025, golfers who could contend at Albany Golf Course, and more. Facing the possibility of losing his PGA Tour card for 2025, 37-year-old American Joel Dahmen had a final round to remember at the 2024 RSM Classic, shooting a dramatic 64 to secure full-time status for next season. Jeeno Thitikul sits down with the Golf Central crew after winning the CME Group Tour Championship, discussing the importance of having her coach during the event and emotions going into the 18th hole. The Golf Central crew evaluates how Angel Yin is staying collected and unbothered with a huge opportunity ahead of her with the final round of the CME Group Tour Championship.Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani unleashed a long-winded rant against a New York judge on Tuesday, telling reporters that the jurist, appointed by then-President Donald Trump , is an "activist Democrat." "Have you figured out what side he's on?" Giuliani told reporters Tuesday, referring to U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman. "Are you too dumb to see what side he's on?" "I've been a lawyer for 55 years," Giuliani added, according to Politico. "I can figure out what side he's on." Trump nominated Liman to serve on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York in May 2018. He was confirmed by the Senate in December 2019 by a vote of 64-29. Giuliani, also a former Trump attorney, added that Liman "doesn't give a damn about the truth. He just gives a damn about being popular." His rant against Liman arrived after the two men were embroiled in a heated back and forth at a pretrial hearing in New York related to a $148 million defamation lawsuit that two former Georgia election workers filed against Giuliani. Liman asked Giuliani in court why he hadn't handed over the title to his Mercedes-Benz convertible to the two election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, as ordered by the court. Giuliani said he had requested a duplicate title for the car but that it hadn't been issued yet. "The implication I have not been diligent about it is totally incorrect," he said. "The implication you make is against me and every implication against me is wrong." "I don't have a car," Giuliani said, according to Politico. "I don't have a credit card. They have put a stop order on, for example, my Social Security account," he added, referring to Freeman and Moss. But Liman cut Giuliani off, telling him, "I permitted Mr. Giuliani to speak. Next time, I will not permit him to speak and the court will have to take action." Giuliani has been consumed by legal troubles since the 2020 election. In July, he was disbarred in New York over efforts to overthrow the election results that year and deliver Trump the White House. The former mayor made "demonstrably false and misleading statements to courts, lawmakers, and the public at large in his capacity as lawyer for former President Donald J. Trump and the Trump campaign in connection with Trump's failed effort at reelection in 2020," the New York appeals court wrote in its ruling. Two months later, Giuliani was disbarred in Washington, D.C. Giuliani also faces criminal cases in Georgia and Arizona over election subversion efforts, and he was also hit with defamation lawsuits from voting technology companies Dominion Voting Systems and Smartmatic. Newsweek reached out to a Giuliani spokesperson for comment on Tuesday.
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