Scores for Dec 11, 2006
  • Final SO
    SO
     
    PIT
    WSH
    5
    4
    5
    4
    0
  • Final
     
    CAR
    COL
    2
    5
    2
    5
    1
  • Final
     
    PHX
    SJ
    0
    4
    0
    4
    2

Final

Series (Game 2 of 8)

Close

San Jose leads 6-2

Game 1: Saturday, November 11th
Sharks2Final
Coyotes1
Game 2: Monday, December 11th
Coyotes0Final
Sharks4
Game 3: Thursday, December 28th
Coyotes3Final
Sharks2
Game 4: Saturday, December 30th
Sharks0Final
Coyotes8
Game 5: Saturday, January 13th
Sharks4Final
Coyotes1
Game 6: Thursday, January 18th
Coyotes2Final
Sharks5
Game 7: Thursday, March 15th
Sharks5Final
Coyotes1
Game 8: Friday, March 30th
Coyotes2Final
Sharks4

Coyotes 0

(11-17-1, 23 pts)

Sharks 4

(22-9-0, 44 pts)

10:00 PM ET, December 11, 2006

HP Pavilion, San Jose, California

1 2 3 T
PHX 0 0 00
SJ 1 2 14

J. Thornton (Sharks - C): Goals: 0, Assists: 3

P. Marleau (Sharks - C): Goals: 0, Assists: 3

V. Toskala (Sharks - G): Saves: 23, Save Pct.: 1.000

Phoenix (11-16-1) at San Jose (21-9-0) 10:00 pm EST

Phoenix (11-16-1) at San Jose (21-9-0) 10:00 pm EST

SAN JOSE, California (Ticker) -- Jonathan Cheechoo had been fairly quiet this season, but now looks on the verge of heating up.

Cheechoo, who has three goals in his last three games, leads the San Jose Sharks against the Phoenix Coyotes on Monday.

The right wing broke his slump with a goal in Thursday's 5-2 loss to the Colorado Avalanche, but then again hooked up with Joe Thornton to score two goals against the Nashville Predators in a 3-1 triumph on Saturday.

The reigning Maurice Richard Trophy winner, Cheechoo now has 10 goals this season. He scored the eventual game-winner at 16:37 of the first period off a pass from Thornton.

The Coyotes try to rebound from a 4-3 overtime loss to the Dallas Stars on Saturday. Phoenix trailed, 3-1, before Owen Nolan scored to slice the deficit to 3-2 early in the second period.

Mike Zigomanis tied the game, 3-3, early in the third period before Jere Lehtinen won the game for the Stars in overtime.

Phoenix, which surrendered 44 shots, went 2-for-5 on the power play.

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Regular Season Matchup

 
Phoenix
San Jose
W-L-OTL31-46-551-26-5
Home18-20-325-12-4
Road13-26-226-14-1
Division9-18-518-13-1
Conference25-42-543-24-5
Last 103-6-17-1-2
Complete Standings

Team Stat Comparison

Phoenix
San Jose
2.57Goals Per Game3.12
3.44Goals Against Per Game2.4
28.29Shots on Goal Per Game28.61
30.12Shots Against Per Game26.21
17.62Penalty Minutes Per Game11.65
66Power Play Goals92
16.6%Power Play %22.4%
92Power Play Goals Allowed55
78.5%Penalty Kill %83.3%
5Shorthanded Goals7
13Shorthanded Goals Allowed4

Goalie Breakdown

Phoenix		 GP W L OTL GAA SO SV%
Curtis Joseph 55 18 31 2 3.19 4 .893
Mikael Tellqvist 30 11 11 3 3.39 2 .885
David LeNeveu 6 2 1 0 3.86 0 .894
Mike Morrison 4 0 3 0 6.13 0 .790
San Jose		 GP W L OTL GAA SO SV%
Evgeni Nabokov 50 25 16 4 2.29 7 .914
Vesa Toskala 38 26 10 1 2.35 4 .908

Team Stat Leaders

 
Phoenix
San Jose
GShane Doan 27 Jonathan Cheechoo 37
ALadislav Nagy 33 Joe Thornton 92
PTSShane Doan 55 Joe Thornton 114
PIMJosh Gratton 188 Mark Bell 83
SOGShane Doan 209 Jonathan Cheechoo 250