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Blue Jackets breakdown Blankenburg sparks comeback over Nashville Predators
10/21/2022 6:28:00 AM Blue Jackets breakdown Blankenburg sparks comeback over Nashville Predators
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Blue Jackets breakdown Blankenburg sparks comeback over Nashville Predators Johnny Gaudreau, Nick Blankenburg spark Blue Jackets to comeback victory over Nashville Predators with big third period. Columbus Blue Jackets vs Nashville Predators key momentsGaudreau worked his magic“Just an unbelievable pass," he said."That’s a two-line pass back in the old days. It’s great to play with a player like that and it got us within a goal there.” — Rewarding the Blue Jackets for dominating puck possession and the shot counter in the third, Danforth knotted the score 3-3 with 7:53 left in the period with his second goal of season. It was a beauty, scored off a solo rush right between the circles to beat Lankinen with a wrist shot under the crossbar. Read more:
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Justin Danforth scored the other two goals for the Blue Jackets (2-3-0), who got 23 saves from Elvis Merzlikins.Earlier this year saw the theatrical release of Jackass Forever, the first film in the series since 2010's Jackass 3D, and while some fans had thought it would be the final film in the franchise, longtime star Johnny Knoxville recently confirmed that the cinematic future of the series isn't as over as some fans might have thought.A still from “Long Road Home: The Cash Family’s Untold Story.. Gaudreau (two goals), Blankenburg (goal, assist) and Yegor Chinakhov (two assists) each had two points to lead 10 players with points for Columbus. Tanner Jeannot, Ryan Johansen and Yakov Trenin scored for the Predators (2-3-1), who started backup Kevin Lankinen in net. "We never said whether it was or wasn't [the final film]. Here’s a breakdown: Columbus Blue Jackets vs Nashville Predators key moments — Blankenburg and Jakub Voracek made sure this game didn't make it to overtime with a beautiful play for the winning goal late in the third. The idea for the documentary came about after producer Brian Oxley started to become personally involved with the Cash family after buying Johnny and June Cash’s farm in Tennessee. After twirling around the offensive zone with the puck, Voracek zipped a perfect seam pass across the ice to Blankenburg, who's right-handed wrist shot from the right circle beat Lankinen to the far side."If we did continue, we would lean on the younger cast more and the old guys would take a little step back but still be a part of it. It was Blankenburg's second point of the game and first goal of the season, making up for a shot that sailed over the net that would've tied it 3-3 earlier in the period. So I got inspired, and then I found bands like Paramore and Flyleaf. "That was awesome," Blankenburg said." Not only do the injuries Knoxville has suffered while filming made it so he won't be doing any major gags in a future film, he even revealed that the bull sequence meant having to scrap some of the stunts he had planned for Jackass Forever.” Oxley had previously made a film about the famous Francis Thompson poem “The Hound of Heaven,” which follows an opium addict who is running away from god."'Jakey' made a great play and I’m just happy I hit the net and it went in that time.” — Gaudreau worked his magic for the third straight time in a home uniform for the Blue Jackets, cutting the Predators’ lead to 3-2 with a breakaway goal just 38 seconds into the third period. I don't want to say what they were, but they were on the same level as the bull," Knoxville admitted. Blankenburg got the assist by stealing the puck from Johansen along the left-wing wall in the Columbus zone and zipping a stretch pass to Gaudreau just outside the Predators’ blue line. It all just came together,” said Oxley. “I saw a little 1-on-1 battle and I was angling the guy down the wall," Blankenburg said. One of them would have taken me out. "He kind of fumbled it. I looked up and saw Johnny down there. "It's one of the most serious things I've experienced," the actor recalled. It also features interviews with Stan Perkins, the son of artist Carl Perkins. Luckily, I put it on his stick.” Gaudreau was impressed. But that's more like two or three days out of a big stunt. “Just an unbelievable pass," he said.” “It kind of went down the line, and so many other people too. "That’s a two-line pass back in the old days. I'll be sitting in my car listening to music. It’s great to play with a player like that and it got us within a goal there.” — All the Blue Jackets’ hard work pulling even in the third was nearly erased by another bad bounce late in the third. I think the bull stunt was scarier for other people who saw it. Most [of the Cash family] have that problem, so you wonder if it’s a hereditary thing,” said Oxley. Ryan McDonagh’s shot from the left wing nearly slipped past Merzlikins after deflecting off Erik Gudbranson’s skate in front of the net, but the Columbus netminder did the splits to stop it. He also made a quick follow-up save on Kiefer Sherwood off the rebound while sprawled in the crease with 2:58 left in regulation. I go to a different place when I'm doing those things. — Nashville built a 2-0 lead in the first 10:45 of the game on the goals by Jeannot and Johansen, who each popped pucks past Merzlikins off rebounds right around the net. I guess the thing that my conclusion is it’s a life-long battle. Jeannot got it started with a second effort at the right post 3:16 into the game. 0commentsAre you hoping we get more films in the Jackass series? Let us know in the comments!. His quick follow-up of his own shot gave the Predators a 1-0 lead, which Johansen pushed to 2-0 about seven minutes later. Left completely unchecked, Johansen called Mattias Ekholm to take a shot from the point and the former Blue Jackets center swatted home the rebound with a backhand from the net-front. “I never struggled with anything like this, I can’t relate to substance abuse in any way other than we know somebody or know somebody who knows somebody who struggled with it. — Rewarding the Blue Jackets for dominating puck possession and the shot counter in the third, Danforth knotted the score 3-3 with 7:53 left in the period with his second goal of season. It was a beauty, scored off a solo rush right between the circles to beat Lankinen with a wrist shot under the crossbar. “That’s kind of my move," said Danforth, who got Lankinen moving toward the right post before shooting the puck toward the left corner. Not in that way, but it’s more like there’s something in the family line, I can’t describe it,” said Vale."I should probably keep that quiet, but that’s what I try and do, when the goalie’s sliding one way, try to flick it over the other way and catch him off guard.” Columbus Blue Jackets vs Nashville Predators notes Power outages Prior to the game, the Blue Jackets and Predators had one power-play goal between them, ranking 31 st (Nashville) and 32 nd (Columbus) in the league. The Predators had the one goal, going just 1 for 21 (4.” Johnny Cash (r) with his granddaughter Jessica Hess (l) Courtesy of Long Road Home “When it comes to addiction, I just learned common sense will tell you it can’t be this way but it is. 8%), and the Blue Jackets were 0 for 10 in their first four games. After going 0 for 5, the Predators are now 1 for 26 (3.8%) and the Blue Jackets are 0 for 13 after going 0 for 3 in the game. I thought you just put your arms around them, get them a job and care for them and they beat it — they don’t. Flashes from the past This game was a mirror to the past for the Blue Jackets, who have a lot of connections with the Predators. On the ice, the Blue Jackets drafted Nashville’s second-line center, Ryan Johansen, fourth overall in 2010 and acquired Matt Duchene, the Predators’ right wing on the first line, at the trade deadline in 2019. Kiefer Sherwood, Nashville’s right wing on the fourth line, is also from New Albany and came up through the Ohio AAA Blue Jackets developmental program before playing collegiately at Miami of Ohio. “We all kinda looked for a distributor to partner with and showcase it the best way possible. On the bench, Predators assistant Todd Richards was the Blue Jackets’ head coach from 2011 to 2015 and his son, Justin Richards, now plays for the Cleveland Monsters – the Jackets’ affiliate in the American Hockey League. Another familiar face, former Blue Jackets defenseman Dalton Prout, scouted the game for the Florida Panthers. 'Reverse Retro' revealed The NHL revealed the second version of Adidas Reverse Retro jerseys to be worn by all 32 teams this season. I think they’re really excited to partner and make it the exclusive platform for this project because who doesn’t love Johnny Cash?” Both Vale and Oxley agree that those who watch “Long Road Home” are in for an eye-opening journey of what addiction can look like in any family. The Blue Jackets’ first Reverse Retro look, worn in 2020-21, was bright red with white and blue trim. The new one reverses the team’s first alternate jersey from 2003-07, featuring the main logo on a black jersey with dark blue trim and light blue accents on the sleeves — borrowed from the team’s current alternate sweater. The new Reverse Retro uniform, which includes black pants and black helmet, will be worn in six games: ∎ Nov. “Also just even if you’re not that familiar but you know somebody who struggles with substance abuse of some kind, this is something that I think is going to be beneficial to everybody. 23 vs the Montreal Canadiens ∎ Dec. 4 vs the Detroit Red Wings ∎ Dec. 9 vs the Calgary Flames ∎ Dec. If the Cashs, with all the resources they had, they have to go through it, this is what America is going through,” said Oxley. 27 vs the Buffalo Sabres ∎ Jan. 16 vs the New York Rangers ∎ Jan. 31 vs the Washington Capitals Quotable: Columbus Blue Jackets vs Nashville Predators “We stuck with it the whole game. About the Author. Obviously, another ‘not-so-great' start from us in the first, but we stuck with it. Our PK did a great job, kept us in the game pretty much and killed every single one off, so that was huge. It was great in the third.” — Gaudreau on the Blue Jackets' persistence despite allowing the game's first two goals in the first period. “We knew we were playing well after that second period. A couple unfortunate bounces, but we felt good going into that third period. We were positive. We weren’t panicking. We have great leadership that kind of pushes the pace for us and that’s important.” — Danforth on the Blue Jackets' ability to overcome a slow start and 2-0 deficit for the second straight game. “You have to enjoy the wins, but you can’t take a breath either. I know we’re going to be playing a desperate team. They’re a hard-working team, well-coached. They’re a big-bodied team. You’ve going to have to work for your space in this game, so I expect a tough one.” — Blue Jackets coach Brad Larsen, when asked at the morning skate about facing the Predators coming off an exciting 4-3 overtime win Tuesday against the Vancouver Canucks. “I want to be clear on Olivier because it’s come up a few times. He’s here because he’s a good hockey player, but he brings an element. He’s a tough kid. So, we felt as an organization that we needed a little bit more sandpaper and he brings that, but he’s not in there just because he fights. He’s in there because he can play the game.” — Larsen on Blue Jackets forward Mathieu Olivier, who was acquired from the Predators in the offseason to provide more size, physicality and a willing scrapper to the fourth line. “It’s always a weird spot, right? You know these guys. You know them personally. You’ve been around them. I’ve been around that organization for parts of six years and, I mean, it’s just putting that aside. We have a job to do. ” — Olivier on facing the Predators for the first time since the Blue Jackets acquired him in July from Nashville for a fourth-round pick in the 2022 NHL draft. “He knows what he is, but I also think he’s got a sneaky offensive, uh, sniffer, if you put it that way. I think he sniffs it well. He sees an opportunity and he’ll take what’s in front of him. … like a lab or something, you know? He has a knack for that, where he sees it and he’s an underrated skater too. He gets there.” — Larsen on the unheralded offensive instincts of Blue Jackets defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov. “Just in general, I’ve kind of had a chip on my shoulder and having an older brother has definitely helped that a little bit, whether that’s playing basketball in the driveway or playing mini-sticks downstairs when we were younger. I think he’s kind of instilled that in me a little bit, not only to be mentally tough but physically tough too.” — Blue Jackets defenseman Nick Blankenburg on his willingness to deliver big hits against opponents who are much bigger than him. Up next for the Columbus Blue Jackets Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins will make their first visit of the regular season Saturday (7 p.m.) at Nationwide Arena. .