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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 9:48 pm Post subject: National Hockey League (NHL) Results For Friday 27th October 2006

LOS ANGELES KINGS 0-2 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS Attendance: 16,087 at Nationwide Arena ANAHEIM DUCKS 2-3 MINNESOTA WILD (SO) Attendance: 18,568 at Xcel Energy Center DETROIT RED WINGS 4-3 DALLAS STARS Attendance: 18,584 at American Airlines Center WASHINGTON CAPITALS 2-3 VANCOUVER CANUCKS (SO) Attendance: 18,630 at General Motors Place >> Stay informed about: National Hockey League (NHL) Results For Friday 27th Octob..

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