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It wasn’t pretty, but the New Jersey Devils weathered the Panthers storm to win 4-2, in a game they were outplayed by Florida in two of the three periods.
It only took :26 for the Devils to score their first of four on their way to New Jersey’s 14th win of the season, and a one-point advantage over the Panthers for ninth in the Eastern Conference standings.
Lee Stempniak was setup beautifully in front, after some give-and-go puck handling from linemates Adam Henrique and Mike Cammalleri.
For Cammalleri, it added to his lead in assists (19) and points (29) on the team. Also, he extended his point-per game streak to three, dating back to the Devils game against the Carolina Hurricanes on December 3rd.
The day off between games looked to be paying off for the team, who was sluggish at the beginning of their matchup with the Flyers.
With 7:05 in the first, Kyle Palmieri scored his 11th goal of the season on a skilled shot that few could pull off.
Taking the puck off the side boards, Palmieri took it into the offensive zone, and wristed a shot that went over the shoulder of Roberto Luongo, who tried to protect the short-side of the net.
New Jersey got their third goal of the game in the second off a strong individual effort from Adam Henrique. After a Adam Larsson shot was saved by Luongo, he gave up a rebound in front that found the skates of Henrique. He took the puck and skated behind the net for the wrap-around goal, his team leading 13th goal of the season.
GOAL! @AdamHenrique scores his 13th goal of the season with a filthy wraparound! #NJDevils lead 3-1! #FLAvsNJD pic.twitter.com/90KocgsOvp
It was Henrique’s second point of the game, and second multi-point game in his past five. However, the story of the second period was Cory Schneider for the Devils. He had to be, with the Panthers making their push to only be down by one goal. Florida put 12 shots on goal, with two of them finding their in the Devils net. Two key saves were seen with one being on Panthers forward Aleksander Barkov: Sometimes, you need a little puck luck on the defensive side to keep the lead alive. The second big save was on a penalty shot awarded to Florida’s Jonathan Huberdeau, after being tripped up by Larsson in front on his way to a shot attempt. If it weren’t for a whiff from Barkov and a toe pick by Schnieder, the Devils could have easily found themselves two goals down in what was a sloppy period of hockey from New Jersey. Defensive breakdowns and a discombobulated power play plagued the team’s effort almost costing them the lead heading into the third. New Jersey wasn’t able to sustain any momentum, as they were outshot 7-0 at one point in the third period. However, the Devils were able to overcome their flaws and scored an insurance goal by Cammalleri, off a nice cross feed from defenseman Damon Severson. Despite being outshot in the second and third periods by a margin of 29 to 9 and losing in the faceoff circle 41 to 18, the Devils clung on to a 4-2 victory to snap the Panthers five-game win streak, and to leapfrog them in the standings.
Now in ninth position in the Conference, the Devils will look to build off this when they travel to Toronto to battle the Maple Leafs on Tuesday night.
The Brooklyn Nets may have found a diamond in the rough with Caris LeVert. He handed the Denver Nuggets the first home loss of the season while simultaneously announcing Brooklyn’s presence to the rest of the league.
The Nets have a few guys they can turn to for a big shot late, but Caris LeVert seems to be the guy Kenny Atkinson wants with the ball in his hands. Nikola Jokic committed a costly turnover late to give the Nets the ball with 22 seconds and a tie ball game. That’s all LeVert needed to seal the deal.
Prior to LeVert’s heroics, Spencer Dinwiddie was the guy who took the big shot. The Brooklyn point guard took the ball with three seconds left to play in the third quarter and launched a half-court heave to send the Nets bench into hysterics.
Many NBA players refuse to take that last second shot for fear of hurting their shooting average, but Dinwiddie chucks it up all the same. The Nets are thrilled that he wasn’t calculating his shooting percentage in his head because they needed those precious three points.
The Nets and Nuggets traded buckets throughout the fourth quarter. Just when it looked like one team was about to wrest control away, someone came up with a big play. On one particular play, Joe Harris reminded everyone that he can do more than shoot threes. He battles for a big offensive rebound and finishes the old-fashioned three-point play.
The fourth quarter was bogged down by the referees calling far too many fouls. Every little bit of contact warranted a whistle. But despite some poor free throw shooting, the Nets were able to overcome Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets.
LeVert was the hero of the night for Brooklyn and he finished the night with 17 points and five assists. But no one player stood out for the Nets tonight and that’s meant as a compliment. They got contributions from everywhere. D’Angelo Russell finished with 23 points and five assists. Joe Harris turned in a typical night where he kept the defense stretched with his gravity. He was 2-for-2 from beyond the arc, but the Nuggets gave him a lot of attention after the Nets started the game going 6-for-9 from deep.
Nikola Jokic was almost unstoppable on Friday. He finished the night with 34 points on 22 shots to go along with a ridiculous 21 rebounds. But at the end of the night, Jarrett Allen got the better of Jokic. Allen was outplayed by Jokic for a majority of the game, but he went toe-to-toe with one of the best centers in the game. Allen finished with 18 points, nine rebounds, and five blocks. He made his presence known.
The Nets secured their third straight win and they’re starting to look like a legitimate threat in the Eastern Conference. After smacking the Philadelphia 76ers at home and pounding the Suns in Phoenix, they claimed a victory under much more tense circumstances. Friday night, the Nets looked like a good team that is starting to learn how to win.
I walked into Hotel Van Zandt and these two were enjoying beverages over at Cafe 605 and I knew we’d get along.
After being scolded for doing commercial photography– which we weren’t- by someone who didn’t even say they were with the Hotel *(everyone with the Hotel was super sweet!) we got going on the second floor.
The light fixtures and art is intricate and mesmerizing. Basically I can hardly wait to get these two waltzing around this place in their wedding wardrobes.
We toured the lobby as well. By toured, of course, I mean I set up my MagMod gear and used the full roaring fireplace for a romantic portrait.
The crew over in Cafe 605 were completely great about us snapping a few photos in the cafe, knowing that these two would be tying the knot there for their Fall wedding.
Enjoy this little peek of their engagement session- and if you’re ever on Rainey Street you need to take a walk through Hotel Van Zandt!
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What a beautiful engagement session at the Hotel Van Zandt on Rainey Street,. this looks like such a wonderful place for a couple to host their Austin wedding
I love that you got to photograph the Hotel Van Zandt before this couples wedding day! Such a modern, elegant shoot, perfect for the venue. Your posing is amazing and I can’t wait to see their wedding photos!
I can’t wait to shoot their wedding at the Hotel Van Zandt either- I know they are going to rock it!
This engagement shoot at Hotel Van Zandt is so great. I love the interaction you captured between your couple. I love the gorgeous locations throughout the hotel
The Hotel Van Zandt is perfect for an engagement session. Your use of light and framing is perfection. Beautiful photography!
Perching upon a stem of harakeke / flax flowers a feisty tui perches. The sunlight capturing the different hues of blues and greens in his feathers. He has been carefully painted using traditional watercolour techniques, many layers of blues, teals, aquas and emeralds have been layered up, capturing the iridescent nature of the tui's plumage