NHL 14/15, RS: Anaheim Ducks vs. Minnesota Wild [05.12.2014, Хоккей, SD, RU]

NHL 14/15, RS: Anaheim Ducks vs. Minnesota Wild
Вид спорта: Хоккей
Дата/Год выпуска: 05.12.2014
Язык комментариев: Руслан Берлин
Описание:Friday, December 5, 2014
Attendance 19,044 at Xcel Energy Center
Start 7:08 CST; End 9:42 CST
Game 0387
DUCKS (16-6-5) at WILD (14-9-1)
TV: PRIME, FS-N+
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Minnesota Wild defenseman Ryan Suter, who has the mumps, took part in the morning skate but will not be in the lineup when the Wild host the Anaheim Ducks at Xcel Energy Center on Friday.
Suter sat out the Wild's game Wednesday against the Montreal Canadiens. It was the first game Suter had missed since signing with the Wild in July 2012.
"Won't be in tonight but it was a good sign to see him on the ice," Wild coach Mike Yeo said Friday. "We have a few days here afterward so hopefully we'll get him back in the lineup for our next match." After Friday the Wild are off until a home game Tuesday against the New York Islanders.
Suter leads the League in average time on ice at 29:19 per game. In 23 games he has one goal and 12 assists.
"He still wasn't feeling quite 100 percent," Yeo said. "I think with the way he plays the game, I think he could have stepped in having not been on the ice for a few days and really not missed a beat. But with him not feeling 100 percent, it's just not worth it."
For Anaheim, defenseman Mark Fistric will play in a game for the first time since Oct. 30. He missed three weeks with a lower-back injury before returning to practice Nov. 22.
"He's an experienced NHL player," Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau said. "Sometimes the kids, especially on the road, might get a little bit over-exuberant. We thought this was a settling influence on our team."
Boudreau also was able to get a look at newly acquired defenseman Colby Robak, who had been obtained from the Florida Panthers in a trade Thursday. Robak skated Friday and will practice Saturday before possibly making his debut with Anaheim as soon as Sunday against the Winnipeg Jets.
"All I know is he's a second-round pick [in the 2008 NHL Draft], he’s pretty big [6-foot-3, 194 pounds] and he's a really good skater," Boudreau said. "Other than that, this was the first time I've seen him on the ice.
"I want him to have a good practice tomorrow and a good skate today and then we'll see where we're at."
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