Edit: Thanks to loyal reader thepatronsaintx for pointing out that this showed up on NHL.com's main site today also. It's listed under "Top Moments" from last night's games! And it was the first one. Way to go, Theo!!
This was posted on NBC's Sports Pro Hockey Talk.
Joe Yerdon Dec 2, 2010, 10:30 AM EST
Things haven’t been all that fantastic for the Minnesota Wild of late. They’ve dropped three games in a row now after losing to the Phoenix Coyotes 4-2 last night. While that’s not much to give you reason to think that they’d have some highlight-worthy action from their games, Jose Theodore is there to at least provide something for Wild fans to be proud of for a moment.
In the first period, Theodore faced off with Coyotes forward Ray Whitney. Whitney was streaking in on a breakaway on Theodore and faked a deke and tried to put the puck five-hole. Theodore slid out, closed up his legs and made the stop. Theo then prevented the puck from sliding across the line by kicking his leg out and sending the puck away to his defense. Check out the video of Jose Theodore doubling his save pleasure.
José (Jo-say) Theodore (Thee-uh-dore) was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in 1994 and played with them until March of 2006, winning the Hart and Vezina Trophies in 2002. He spent two and a half seasons with the Colorado Avalanche. José signed with the Washington Capitals in July 2008 where he played the next two seasons. He was awarded the Masterton Trophy in 2010. He played the 2010-11 season with the Minnesota Wild, and then played 2 seasons with the Florida Panthers.
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This was even showed up in NHL's main page! :) GO THEO!
ReplyDeleteOh, I hadn't been over there yet! That's awesome!! Makes it even sweeter that EVERYone is getting to see it!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!
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