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nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >> joe: there's a tackle machine in the house. london fletcher taking tail action on a inside dc. caps on top by one. verd says you make the call on this. >> craig: here comes knuble right there. but very close to breaking the stick. and the nod because of the strength of markov. markov wanted the call. very close close with not protecting that. >> joe: fleischmann as a result his 15th unassisted at 5- 14. washington has the lead on the man advantage. brooks laich play its back to the point. fired with of price. price got the pad in the way. he's so good at protecting the lower part of the cage. spot check. didn't get it out. fleischmann fires and wide. price went to the split. washington outshooting montreal 19-7. cammalleri deals it back. >> craig: this is a carry over from their last game. the kings game had nine 5 on 5 shots the whole game. if the caps can stay under the puck and play this way the rest of the way they will be in good shape. >> joe: l.a. only had a total

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex!d call. >> let's do this in dcment it's the washington capitals and the canadiens. this opening draw by papa john's. the new captain is out there manning his left wing position along with nicklas backstrom and tonight mike knuble and alex ovechkin wears the c on the sweater. linesman cova chick and murray. the two eastern rivals and montreal playing especially well on the road. >> craig: they finished a seven game road trip. this is a team playing well. >> joe: 22 seconds in and the puck leaves the rink. good to see nicklas backstrom back. >> craig: he got hit hard in the boards in los angeles and left the game after 8 minutes. he said playing with a migraine is twice as hard as a regular headache. you can't see and you're blurry and your body gets numb and it's a bad bad feeling. >> joe: at the top of the screen, bruce boudreau has done shuffling to try and shuffle his team. >> craig: the one guy to watch in the lines is tomas fleischmann who's playing center regularly tonight. they a

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex!ing "best damn's top 50 outrageous moments." >> he hurt himself leaping up and down. >> leonlet no! ♪ >> there he goes off into space. whoa, what happened here? >> i've never seen this in a ballpark in my life. >> he's on the bottom of the pile. >> here go again. >> the band is out on the field! >> so there are the first 48. that means we have reached the top two, you guys. ready for number two? not much to say about it. he bit his ear. watch. >> number two, an earful. >> that's the jab mike had in the first fight. >> what happened here? >> he got bit, i think. >> evander holyfield. look out! he clipped his ear! >> he got bit on the ear. >> oh, my goodness. bloody right ear. holyfield bit by mike tyson. >> for tyson, that vicious exhibition. >> he bit his ear. can you go on? >> yes. >> okay. >> do you believe this? this is getting stranger and stranger. we're getting to see strange things happen in boxing. >> major controversy here in round three. >> a very angry evander holyfield now.

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >> mike: 14-point northeastern lead second half at matthews arena in boston, massachusetts. let's take a look at northeastern, schedule coming up here. they're trying to win their sixth in a row which we thought would be the longest streak under head coach bill coen in his four years. what do you think with theupcoming schedule? >> mark: they have very winnable games coming up and it's a possibility they can continue this winning streak. >> mike: they certainly do. coach coen saw his team shoot the lights out from the three- point line here tonight. 8-14 and they need to keep it up for another 12:00 and then they'll hand george mason their first conference loss of the season. >> mark: i'm sure coach coen would love to get a bottle of this and bottle it up and take it to every game the way they're shooting tonight. >> mike: good team basketball. they moved the ball around very well. unselfish. it hasn't been all three-point shooting. we've seen other great plays inside and n

sorry about that. good morning, ron. >> reporter: hi, alex. we passed out straws and mine was this short.hat's why i'm out here. 13 degrees in atlanta with a windchill of zero. this is the longest stretch of cold air since 1982. a lot of folks are waking up, going, what in the world is going on. yesterday, any roadways were chaotic, one accident after another, a 27 car pileup south of the atlanta airport and followed by a 30 car pileup on the eastside of town and fortunately no one was killed in either of those incidents. we had one fatality as the system came into the area, wet snow that turned into ice. that's what we're dealing with today. two are south down in florida, and the farmers are trying to figure out how to keep from losing their crops because of this cold temperature. any time the temperature gets below 22 degrees for them more than three or four hours, it's really threatening crops, strawberries and crops that grow over the wintertime in florida. you might expect to see higher prices at the supermarket because of this weather snap. in atlanta, we won't expect to see tempera