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To: DScottD who wrote (119)	4/28/1998 9:40:00 PM
From: jERRY Ö¿Ö	Respond to of 152

Sorry, can't help you with an official record. But from my memory, I can't recall anything like that all. I would say it's a record. regards Jerry

To: DScottD who wrote (119)	4/28/1998 10:37:00 PM
From: doby	Respond to of 152

After glancing at this site, I didn't find the answer to your question. You might want to look for yourself. I did find other interesting stuff. lcshockey.com Personally I don't think any team to my recollection has ever scored 4 goals on a 5 minute powerplay. Not in my day anyway. Biggest surprize so far are the senators. Way to go Ottawa. mikey

To: DScottD who wrote (119)	4/29/1998 3:23:00 PM
From: DScottD	Respond to of 152

Well. It turns out there was more to this story than the Kings getting a fighting major. Unfortunately the game was so late, we here in St. Louis didn't really get the full story in the newspaper until this morning. It seems that, with a 3-0 lead midway through the third period, the Kings were going to be called for a delayed minor penalty. Geoff Courtnall, seeing an opportunity to get the Kings really riled runs the Kings goalie, resulting in a 2 minute roughing minor. Then, one of the Kings players goes after Courtnall (rightfully so, IMHO) and gets the 5 minute major for fighting. The Blues score 4 goals during the 5 minute power play and go on to win the game. Even though I'm a Blues fan and thrilled with their performance this season, I'm ashamed that one of their players would do such a thing. If the table had been turned, I'm sure the Blues would be screaming bloody murder as the Kings are now. It was only 2 years ago when the Leafs ran Fuhr in the playoffs, nearly ending his career. Kings coach Robinson, who is one of the finest and classiest gentlemen in hockey, was rightfully steamed at what happened. I'm just glad it happened so late that the youngsters here probably didn't see it.