2014 NHL Stadium Series

2014 NHL Stadium Series
Dodger Stadium
Game one Anaheim Ducks at
Los Angeles Kings
Yankee Stadium
Game two New York Rangers at
New Jersey Devils
Game three New York Rangers at
New York Islanders
Soldier Field
Game four Pittsburgh Penguins at
Chicago Blackhawks

The 2014 NHL Stadium Series (branded the 2014 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series) was a series of four outdoor regular season National Hockey League (NHL) games played during the 2013–14 season. This series is distinct from the NHL Winter Classic and NHL Heritage Classic outdoor games. The Stadium Series games consisted of: the Los Angeles Kings versus the Anaheim Ducks at Dodger Stadium on January 25, 2014;[1] the New Jersey Devils versus the New York Rangers at Yankee Stadium on January 26;[2] the New York Islanders versus the Rangers at Yankee Stadium on January 29;[2] and the Pittsburgh Penguins versus the Chicago Blackhawks at Soldier Field on March 1, 2014.[3]

The Stadium Series was staged in between the season's two other outdoor games: the Detroit Red Wings hosting the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2014 NHL Winter Classic at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on January 1, 2014; and the Vancouver Canucks hosting the Ottawa Senators in the 2014 Heritage Classic at BC Place on March 2. After the conclusion of their two Stadium Series games, the Rangers had played four outdoor games, the most of any NHL team, having previously participated in the 2012 NHL Winter Classic and the 1991 exhibition game in Las Vegas.

Dodger Stadium (January 25)

NHL Stadium Series: Los Angeles
123 Total
Anaheim Ducks 201 3
Los Angeles Kings 000 0
Date January 25, 2014
Arena Dodger Stadium
City Los Angeles, California
Attendance 54,099

The first game of the series at Dodger Stadium featured performances by Kiss and Five for Fighting before the game and between the periods, and the opening ceremonies included Vin Scully and Wayne Gretzky.[4]

The Anaheim Ducks shut out the Los Angeles Kings in the inaugural Stadium Series game, with Jonas Hiller making 36 saves.

Scoring summary
Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score
1st ANA Corey Perry (28) Ryan Getzlaf (35) 02:45 1–0 ANA
ANA Matt Beleskey (5) Nick Bonino (24) and Teemu Selanne (11) 08:12 2–0 ANA
2nd None
3rd ANA Andrew Cogliano (17) – en Kyle Palmieri (12) 18:31 3–0 ANA
Number in parenthesis represents the player's total in goals or assists to that point of the season
Penalty summary
Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM
1st LAK Colin Fraser Roughing 13:08 2:00
ANA Patrick Maroon Roughing 13:08 2:00
ANA Bryan Allen Holding 15:49 2:00
2nd ANA Tim Jackman Fighting – Major 02:39 5:00
LAK Kyle Clifford Fighting – Major 02:39 5:00
LAK Slava Voynov Delay of game – Puck over glass 03:09 2:00
ANA Hampus Lindholm Interference 06:38 2:00
LAK Jeff Carter Hi-sticking 07:52 2:00
LAK Drew Doughty Tripping 14:46 2:00
ANA Kyle Palmieri Hooking 19:23 2:00
3rd ANA Kyle Palmieri Goaltender interference 01:43 2:00

Shots by period
Team 1 2 3 Total
Anaheim 7 6 8 21
Los Angeles 20 6 10 36

Power play opportunities
Team Goals/Opportunities
Anaheim 0/3
Los Angeles 0/4

Team rosters

Anaheim Ducks
# Player Position
1 Switzerland Jonas Hiller G
4 United States Cam Fowler D
6 United States Ben Lovejoy D
7 Canada Andrew Cogliano C
8 Finland Teemu Selanne (A) RW
10 Canada Corey Perry RW
11 Finland Saku Koivu (A) C
13 United States Nick Bonino C
15 Canada Ryan Getzlaf (C) C
17 Canada Dustin Penner LW
18 United States Tim Jackman RW
21 United States Kyle Palmieri RW
23 Canada Francois Beauchemin D
28 Canada Mark Fistric D
31 Denmark Frederik Andersen G
34 Canada Daniel Winnik LW
39 Canada Matt Beleskey LW
47 Sweden Hampus Lindholm D
55 Canada Bryan Allen D
62 United States Patrick Maroon LW
Head coach: Canada Bruce Boudreau

Los Angeles Kings
# Player Position
6 Canada Jake Muzzin D
8 Canada Drew Doughty D
10 Canada Mike Richards C
11 Slovenia Anze Kopitar (A) C
13 Canada Kyle Clifford LW
14 Canada Justin Williams RW
21 Canada Matt Frattin RW
22 United States Trevor Lewis C
23 United States Dustin Brown (C) RW
24 Canada Colin Fraser C
26 Russia Slava Voynov D
27 United States Alec Martinez D
28 Canada Jarret Stoll C
31 Canada Martin Jones G
32 United States Jonathan Quick G
33 Canada Willie Mitchell D
44 Canada Robyn Regehr D
71 Canada Jordan Nolan RW
74 Canada Dwight King LW
77 Canada Jeff Carter C
Head coach: Canada Darryl Sutter

^ Frederik Andersen and Martin Jones dressed as the back-up goaltenders. Neither entered the game.

Yankee Stadium games

The second and third Stadium Series games were played at Yankee Stadium, when the Rangers face the Devils and the Islanders on January 26 and 29, 2014, respectively. The Rangers would be the designated visiting team in both games, as they cannot receive income from venues outside of their home arena as the home team.[5]

January 26

The second game of the 2014 NHL Stadium Series took place on January 26, 2014, and was part one of a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium in New York City, featuring the New Jersey Devils and the New York Rangers. This was the NHL's first outdoor game in New York City. The Devils were the designated home team for this game.

NHL Stadium Series: New York
123 Total
New York Rangers   2  4  1 7
New Jersey Devils   3  0  0 3
Date January 26, 2014
Arena Yankee Stadium
City New York, New York
Attendance 50,105
Scoring summary
Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score
1st NJD Patrik Elias (8) Ryane Clowe (10) 05:36 1–0 NJD
NYR Dominic Moore (4) Anton Stralman (5) and Brian Boyle (8) 09:07 1–1 TIE
NJD Patrik Elias (9) – pp Jaromir Jagr (27) and Marek Zidlicky (20) 11:00 2–1 NJD
NJD Travis Zajac (8) Jaromir Jagr (28) and Mark Fayne (3) 16:07 3–1 NJD
NYR Marc Staal (3) Dominic Moore (6) 16:59 3–2 NJD
2nd NYR Mats Zuccarello (14) John Moore (8) and Derick Brassard (19) 02:48 3–3 TIE
NYR Mats Zuccarello (15) Derick Brassard (20) and Benoit Pouliot (11) 12:44 4–3 NYR
NYR Carl Hagelin (12) Ryan Callahan (11) and Anton Stralman (6) 13:53 5–3 NYR
NYR Rick Nash (18) Derek Stepan (25) and Marc Staal (5) 19:31 6–3 NYR
3rd NYR Derek Stepan (10) – ps Unassisted 10:06 7–3 NYR
Number in parenthesis represents the player's total in goals or assists to that point of the season
Penalty summary
Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM
1st NYR Brian Boyle Roughing 02:01 2:00
NJD Patrik Elias Tripping 02:20 2:00
NYR Derick Brassard Tripping 10:38 2:00
NJD Mark Fayne Holding 19:11 2:00
2nd NJD Marek Zidlicky Cross-checking 06:14 2:00
3rd NJD Travis Zajac Holding (Penalty Shot) 10:06 0:00

Shots by period
Team 1 2 3 Total
NY Rangers 10 11 5 26
New Jersey 10 7 5 22

Power play opportunities
Team Goals/Opportunities
NY Rangers 0/3
New Jersey 1/2

Team rosters

New York Rangers
# Player Position
5 Canada Dan Girardi D
6 Sweden Anton Stralman D
8 Canada Kevin Klein D
13 Canada Daniel Carcillo LW
16 Canada Derick Brassard C
17 United States John Moore D
18 Canada Marc Staal (A) D
19 Canada Brad Richards (A) C
20 United States Chris Kreider LW
21 United States Derek Stepan C
22 United States Brian Boyle C
24 United States Ryan Callahan (C) RW
27 United States Ryan McDonagh D
28 Canada Dominic Moore C
30 Sweden Henrik Lundqvist G
33 Canada Cam Talbot G
36 Norway Mats Zuccarello C
61 Canada Rick Nash LW
62 Sweden Carl Hagelin LW
67 Canada Benoit Pouliot LW
Head coach: Canada Alain Vigneault

New Jersey Devils
# Player Position
2 Czech Republic Marek Zidlicky D
6 United States Andy Greene D
7 United States Mark Fayne D
8 Lithuania Dainius Zubrus C
11 United States Stephen Gionta C
12 Switzerland Damien Brunner C
14 Canada Adam Henrique C
16 Sweden Jacob Josefson C
17 Canada Michael Ryder RW
18 Canada Steve Bernier RW
19 Canada Travis Zajac (A) C
20 United States Ryan Carter C
22 Canada Eric Gelinas D
24 Canada Bryce Salvador (C) D
26 Czech Republic Patrik Elias (A) L
28 Russia Anton Volchenkov D
29 Canada Ryane Clowe L
30 Canada Martin Brodeur G
35 United States Cory Schneider G
68 Czech Republic Jaromir Jagr RW
Head coach: Canada Peter DeBoer

January 29

NHL Stadium Series: New York
123 Total
New York Rangers 011 2
New York Islanders 010 1
Date January 29, 2014
Arena Yankee Stadium
City New York, New York
Attendance 50,027

The third game of the 2014 NHL Stadium Series took place on January 29, 2014, and was the second part of a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium in New York City, featuring the New York Islanders and the New York Rangers, who played their second straight game outdoors. The Islanders were the designated home team for this game.

Scoring summary
Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score
1st None
2nd NYI Brock Nelson (10) Matt Donovan (6) and Cal Clutterbuck (4) 18:33 1–0 NYI
NYR Benoit Pouliot (9) Derick Brassard (21) and Mats Zuccarello (23) 19:13 1–1 TIE
3rd NYR Daniel Carcillo (3) Dominic Moore (7) and Brian Boyle (9) 04:36 2–1 NYR
Number in parenthesis represents the player's total in goals or assists to that point of the season
Penalty summary
Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM
1st NYR Brad Richards Hooking 03:24 2:00
NYR Mats Zuccarello Interference 17:57 2:00
2nd NYI Kyle Okposo Hooking 10:11 2:00
NYR Rick Nash Diving 10:11 2:00
NYR Daniel Carcillo Roughing 12:59 2:00
3rd NYI Thomas Vanek Hooking 00:23 2:00
NYR Brian Boyle Cross-checking 19:57 2:00

Shots by period
Team 1 2 3 Total
NY Rangers 6 14 14 34
NY Islanders 10 15 6 31

Power play opportunities
Team Goals/Opportunities
NY Rangers 0/1
NY Islanders 0/4

Team rosters

New York Rangers
# Player Position
5 Canada Dan Girardi D
6 Sweden Anton Stralman D
8 Canada Kevin Klein D
13 Canada Daniel Carcillo LW
16 Canada Derick Brassard C
17 United States John Moore D
18 Canada Marc Staal (A) D
19 Canada Brad Richards (A) C
20 United States Chris Kreider LW
21 United States Derek Stepan C
22 United States Brian Boyle C
24 United States Ryan Callahan (C) RW
27 United States Ryan McDonagh D
28 Canada Dominic Moore C
30 Sweden Henrik Lundqvist G
33 Canada Cam Talbot G
36 Norway Mats Zuccarello C
61 Canada Rick Nash LW
62 Sweden Carl Hagelin LW
67 Canada Benoit Pouliot LW
Head coach: Canada Alain Vigneault

New York Islanders
# Player Position
11 Slovakia Lubomir Visnovsky D
12 Canada Josh Bailey C
13 United States Colin McDonald RW
14 Canada Thomas Hickey D
15 Canada Cal Clutterbuck RW
16 Denmark Peter Regin C
17 Canada Matt Martin LW
20 Russia Evgeni Nabokov G
21 United States Kyle Okposo (A) RW
26 Austria Thomas Vanek LW
29 United States Brock Nelson C
37 United States Brian Strait D
40 Austria Michael Grabner RW
44 Canada Calvin de Haan D
46 United States Matt Donovan D
47 Canada Andrew MacDonald (A) D
51 Denmark Frans Nielsen C
53 Canada Casey Cizikas C
60 Canada Kevin Poulin G
91 Canada John Tavares (C) C
Head coach: United States Jack Capuano

Soldier Field (March 1)

NHL Stadium Series: Chicago
123 Total
Pittsburgh Penguins 001 1
Chicago Blackhawks 122 5
Date March 1, 2014
Arena Soldier Field
City Chicago, Illinois
Attendance 62,921
NHL Stadium Series at Soldier Field.

The fourth and final game of the 2014 NHL Stadium Series took place on March 1, 2014, at Soldier Field in Chicago, featuring the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Chicago Blackhawks. The game concluded Hockey Weekend Across America.

Scoring summary
Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score
1st CHI Patrick Sharp (29) Jonathan Toews (37) and Nick Leddy (18) 15:35 1–0 CHI
2nd CHI Jonathan Toews (20) Unassisted 10:48 2–0 CHI
CHI Kris Versteeg (10) Patrick Kane (37) and Michal Handzus (8) 16:43 3–0 CHI
3rd PIT James Neal (22) Unassisted 06:21 3–1 CHI
CHI Bryan Bickell (9) Brandon Saad (23) and Michal Rozsival (6) 13:57 4–1 CHI
CHI Jonathan Toews (21) Patrick Sharp (31) 17:52 5–1 CHI
Number in parenthesis represents the player's total in goals or assists to that point of the season
Penalty summary
Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM
1st PIT Simon Despres Tripping 04:12 2:00
PIT Tanner Glass Boarding 11:48 2:00
CHI Johnny Oduya Holding 17:46 2:00
2nd PIT Simon Despres High-sticking 02:03 2:00
CHI Duncan Keith Delay of game 05:56 2:00
PIT Chris Kunitz Roughing 06:50 2:00
CHI Johnny Oduya Interference 07:09 2:00
CHI Duncan Keith High-sticking 11:38 2:00
CHI Michal Rozsival Tripping 18:42 2:00
3rd CHI Marcus Kruger Delay of the game 10:29 2:00

Shots by period
Team 1 2 3 Total
Pittsburgh 5 13 14 32
Chicago 14 17 9 40

Power play opportunities
Team Goals/Opportunities
Pittsburgh 0/6
Chicago 0/3

Team rosters

Pittsburgh Penguins
# Player Position
2 United States Matt Niskanen D
3 Finland Olli Määttä D
4 United States Rob Scuderi D
5 Canada Deryk Engelland D
14 Canada Chris Kunitz LW
15 Canada Tanner Glass LW
16 Canada Brandon Sutter C
17 Canada Taylor Pyatt LW
18 Canada James Neal LW
27 Canada Craig Adams RW
29 Canada Marc-Andre Fleury G
36 Finland Jussi Jokinen LW
37 United States Jeff Zatkoff G
41 Canada Robert Bortuzzo D
44 United States Brooks Orpik (A) D
46 United States Joe Vitale C
47 Canada Simon Despres D
49 United States Brian Gibbons RW
71 Russia Evgeni Malkin (A) C
87 Canada Sidney Crosby (C) C
Head coach: United States Dan Bylsma

Chicago Blackhawks
# Player Position
2 Canada Duncan Keith (A) D
4 Sweden Niklas Hjalmarsson D
7 Canada Brent Seabrook D
8 United States Nick Leddy D
10 Canada Patrick Sharp (A) RW
16 Sweden Marcus Kruger C
19 Canada Jonathan Toews (C) C
20 United States Brandon Saad LW
23 Canada Kris Versteeg RW
26 Slovakia Michal Handzus C
27 Sweden Johnny Oduya D
28 United States Ben Smith RW
29 Canada Bryan Bickell RW
31 Finland Antti Raanta G
32 Czech Republic Michal Rozsival D
50 Canada Corey Crawford G
52 United States Brandon Bollig LW
65 Canada Andrew Shaw C
81 Slovakia Marian Hossa RW
88 United States Patrick Kane RW
Head coach: Canada Joel Quenneville

Uniforms

Each team wore specially-designed uniforms for the event, except for the Devils, who wore throwback uniforms in the team's original red and green color scheme. The Islanders unveiled their Stadium Series jersey on November 27, 2013.[6] The Ducks and Kings jointly unveiled their Stadium Series jerseys on December 3.[7] The Penguins unveiled their Stadium Series jersey on December 13.[8] The Blackhawks and Rangers unveiled their Stadium Series jerseys on December 20.[9][10] Penguins goalie Marc-André Fleury wore a Pittsburgh Steelers inspired goalie mask for the Penguins-Blackhawks game.[11]

Reality television series

The inaugural Stadium Series was the basis for a seven-part documentary called NHL Revealed: A Season Like No Other, premiering January 22, 2014, on the NBC Sports Network, and debuting in Canada the next day on CBC. The series was meant to differ from the pre-existing HBO 24/7: Road to the NHL Winter Classic with an added focus on star players' preparations for the 2014 Olympic Tournament in Sochi, Russia, of which NBCSN and CBC were major broadcasters.

Television ratings

See also

References

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