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Last night, Columbus Blue Jackets forward Mathieu Olivier and Pittsburgh Penguins forward Boko Imama dropped the gloves in a heavyweight tilt at center ice.
The Blue Jackets were down 1-0 to the Penguins, and with eight minutes left in the first, Olivier sought out the fight against Imama to try and get his teammates more involved in the game.
The fight appeared to go Olivier's way, with most people thinking he won. However, the rest of the game didn’t play out as he would have expected after squaring off with a tough customer at center ice.
The Penguins rallied behind Imama's fight, scoring three goals in the first, while the Blue Jackets could only manage one. That set the tone for the rest of the night, as Pittsburgh handed Columbus their sixth straight loss at a time when they desperately need wins.
Unfortunately, Olivier's fight didn’t have the impact he had hoped for. Now, they need to regroup and try to end this losing streak as soon as possible if they want to keep their playoff dreams alive.
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Blue Jackets Freefall Continues; Lose 6th Straight GameBoone Jenner(1), Justin Danforth(8), and Kent Johnson(22) scored the goals for the CBJ, while Elvis Merzļikins made 28 saves in a 6-3 loss to Pittsburgh.
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Boone Jenner And Yegor Chinakhov Facing Unfair Criticism The Blue Jackets are struggling big-time.
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Former Blue Jackets Defensemen Having Tough Time With New TeamFormer Columbus Blue Jackets blue liner David Jiricek is in a situation he is all too familiar with. He has been a healthy scratch for the last nine games for his new team, the Minnesota Wild.
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LeBron James Wears CBJ Stadium Series Jersey At Lakers GameNBA star LeBron James was seen wearing a Columbus Blue Jackets Stadium Series jersey at the Los Angeles Lakers game last night. Continue reading...
