Archive for March 21st, 2010

Columbus Blue Jackets Hockey – Columbus Blue Jackets reportedly eyeing Springfield – Union-News & Sunday Republican

SPRINGFIELD – Are the Columbus Blue Jackets ready to shift their minor league affiliations from Syracuse to Springfield? According to the Columbus Post Dispatch, the Springfield Falcons and Blue Jackets are close to forming a partnership for next Click here to learn more

Koivu 20 (Miettinen), 10:28. Second Period_2, Minnesota, Kobasew 6 (Wellman, Barker), 2:42. 3, Columbus, Huselius 20 (Umberger, Boll), 13:23. Third Period_4, Columbus, Russell 7 (Huselius, Stralman), 11:02. 5, Columbus, Nash 29 (Voracek), 11:29 Click here to learn more

Spin: Mason’s play continues to be spotty at best. He won his last time out (Monday against Edmonton), but he’s also given up four goals in four of his last six starts, so he’s clearly still battling the puck out there. An inconsistent goalie playing Click here to learn more

Columbus Blue Jackets Hockey – Wheat Kings’ Matt Calvert Signs with Columbus Blue – WHL

Wheat Kings’ Matt Calvert Signs with Columbus Blue – WHL
COLUMBUS, OHIO – The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed left wing Matt Calvert to a standard three-year entry level contract, General Manager Scott Howson announced today. As is club policy, terms were not disclosed. Calvert, 20, was the Blue

Nash, Blue Jackets tame Wild – Raleigh News & Observer
The Columbus Blue Jackets needed their shootout-like goal came just 27 seconds after Kris Russell tied it. Nash, who was sidelined with a lower-body injury, then added an empty-netter in the final minute. Kristian Huselius also scored for

Predators blank Blue Jackets in overtime for fifth – CBS Sports
Rinne and Columbus counterpart Steve Mason were equally stingy during regulation time Franson beat Mason with a slap shot from the right point through traffic. It was the rookie’s sixth goal of the season and third game-winner. “I didn’t see

Predators 1, Blue Jackets 0, OT – FOXSports.com
Rinne and Columbus counterpart Steve Mason were equally stingy during regulation time Franson beat Mason with a slap shot from the right point through traffic. It was the rookie’s sixth goal of the season and third game-winner. Columbus had its