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MC 00229 Guide to the Watauga Club Records, 1884 - 2011
Portions of this collection have been digitized and made available online.
The entire collection, including materials not available online, may be viewed in the Special Collections reading room in D.H. Hill Library.
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This series consists of two folders that pertain to documents containing historical information about the club's infrastructure and policies as well as the articles on the history of the club and its members. The second folder, Constitution, houses the Constitution and the club's various resolutions.
[Box 1, Folder 1] Policies, 1979-1988
[Box 1, Folder 2] Constitution
The correspondence series, which consists of seven folders, is the second largest series in this collection. The folders are either divided by the year or by the person who generated and received the correspondence. The correspondence includes letters, memoranda, e-mail, and miscellaneous documents relating to correspondence. The first folder, 1947 and 1969, contains invitations to John T. Caldwell, Chancellor, North Carolina State University, 1959 to 1975. The contents are arranged chronologically by year. The second folder 1978, 1982, 1990, contains correspndence between club members and a paper entitled "The Abortion and School Prayer Bills in Congress." The contents are arranged chronologically by year. The third folder, 1991, includes correspondence between club members and resumes of potential new members. The contents are arranged chronologically by year. The 1992 folder contains interclub correspondence and biographical sketches of potential new members. The last folder, Garrett Briggs, contains correspondence of Garrett Briggs, former president of Peace College and of the Watauga Club.
General Correspondence, 1947-1999
[Box 1, Folder 3] General Correspondence, 1947-1969
[Box 1, Folder 4] General Correspondence, 1978-1990
[Box 1, Folder 5] General Correspondence, 1991
[Box 1, Folder 6] General Correspondence, 1992
General Correspondence, 1993
[Box 1, Folder 7] General Correspondence, 1993
[Box 1, Folder 8] General Correspondence, 1994
[Box 1, Folder 9] General Correspondence, 1999
The collection's largest series consists of folders and a record book. The record book contains minutes recorded by the secretary from the monthly club meetings during 1897 to 1902. The entries are in chronological order. Each folder contains the minutes from monthly meetings. Correspondence between the members pertains to monthly meetings, the status of membership, potential new members, guest speakers, and discussion topics. Included are letters, memoranda, invitations, and e-mails. The documents in each folder pertain to the discussion topics of the monthly meetings and include papers, addresses, speeches, handouts, pamphlets, leaflets, and booklets. There are also newspaper and magazine articles about members and topics that were discussed at the monthly meetings. Miscellaneous documents in this series include maps, ballots, newsletters, membership lists, menus, charts, playbills, and meeting notes. Included in the folder for 1996 is a patch from NASA, which was a topic of discussion for one of the monthly meetings during that year. The contents of each folder are arranged chronologically.
[Box 1, Folder 11] Record Book, 1897-1902
[Box 1, Folder 12] Minutes, 1980
[Box 1, Folder 13] Minutes, 1981
[Box 1, Folder 14] Minutes, 1982
[Box 1, Folder 15] Minutes, 1983
[Box 1, Folder 16] Minutes, 1984
[Box 1, Folder 17] Minutes, 1985
[Box 1, Folder 18] Minutes, 1986
[Box 1, Folder 18] Minutes, 1986
[Box 1, Folder 19] Minutes, 1987
[Box 1, Folder 20] Minutes, 1988
[Box 1, Folder 21] Minutes, 1989
[Box 2, Folder 1] Minutes, 1990
[Box 2, Folder 2] Minutes, 1991
[Box 2, Folder 3] Minutes, 1992
[Box 2, Folder 4] Minutes, 1993
[Box 2, Folder 5] Minutes, 1994
[Box 2, Folder 5] Minutes, 1995
[Box 2, Folder 7] Minutes, 1996
[Box 2, Folder 8] Minutes, 1997
[Box 2, Folder 9] Minutes, 1998
[Box 2, Folder 10] Minutes, 1999
[Half Box 3, Folder 1] Minutes, 2000-2001
[Half Box 3, Folder 2] Minutes, 2002-2006
[Box 4] Minutes, 2005-2009 (Accession 2012.0133)
[Half Box 3, Folder 3] Minutes (1 of 2), 2010
[Half Box 3, Folder 4] Minutes (2 of 2), 2010
[Half Box 3, Folder 5] Minutes, 2011
This series contains financial documents pertaining to monthly club meetings. The first folder, 1897-1902, contains letters, reports, receipts, and invoices that relate to club activities during this time period. The second, 1992, includes documents that pertain to the May 1992 club meeting.
[Box 2, Folder 11] Financial Records, 1897-1902
[Box 2, Folder 12] Financial Records, 1992
This series of five folders pertain to the lives of club members and the history of the club itself. The folders are either divided by year or by member. The first folder, 1884-1902, includes the charter membership lists through 1902. The documents are arranged chronologically. The second folder, 1986-2000, includes membership lists from the respective years and miscellaneous documents relating to the monthly meetings. The next folder, W. J. Peele, contains newspaper articles from the "Raleigh News and Observer" and the "Raleigh Times" that discuss the life and death of Peele, one of the founding members and first president of the club. The last three folders include biographical information, like resumes and curricula vitae, on all the members, including Doris Betts, Garrett Briggs, Frank A. Daniels, Jr., Julius Chambers, Larry K. Monteith, John T. Caldwell, Karl G. Hudson, Jr. and Terry Sanford, during 1995.
[Box 2, Folder 13] Membership Lists, 1884-1902
[Box 2, Folder 14] Membership Lists, 1986-2000
[Box 2, Folder 15] Peele, W. J., March 28, 1919 - March 29, 1919
[Box 2, Folder 16] Active Members, 1995
[Box 2, Folder 17] Leave of Absence Members, 1995
[Box 2, Folder 18] Members Emeritus, 1995
This series of two folders includes group pictures taken of the members during the respective years. They are arranged chronologically by year.
[Box 2, Folder 19] Photographs, 1955-1957
[Box 2, Folder 20] Photographs, 1997
This series pertains to the lives of club members and the history of the club itself. The folders are either divided by subject, by year, or by person. The first folder, Historical Notes, contains two pamphlets pertaining to the history of the Watauga Club from 1884 to 1980. The second folder, John Charles McNeill (1874-1907), contains documents of a biographical nature pertaining to McNeill, a renowned North Carolina poet. The third and fourth folders, 1884-1927 and 1954-1984, contain articles from newspapers and magazines, such as the Raleigh News and Observer, the Agromeck, Raleigh Times, The Spectator, and the N.C. State Alumni Magazine, that cover the history of the club, its members, and its educational endeavors.
[Box 2, Folder 21] Historical Notes
[Box 2, Folder 22] McNeill, John Charles
[Box 2, Folder 23] Publications, 1884-1927
[Box 2, Folder 24] Publications, 1954-1984
[Box 2, Folder 25] Public Education, 1995
This series contains documents that pertain to the 100th anniversary of the Watauga Club. The contents of the folder is primarily photographs depicting either several members at the anniversay celebration or in Raleigh at the turn of the century. There are also a script, announcement, and program.
[Box 2, Folder 26] Centennial, 1984
Watauga Club.
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General Physical Description note
3 archival storage boxes and 1 halfbox.
For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff.
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
Gift of the Watauga Club, 1984 (John T. Caldwell), 2001 (Dick Dougherty), and 2012 (Accession 2012.0085).
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2005, 2012 June, <date calendar="gregorian" normal="2005" era="ce">2005</date><item>Converted to EAD 2002</item>; Finding aid updated to include additions to the collection by Cathy Dorin-Black, 2012 June
Scope and Content Note
The Watauga Club records span from 1884 to 2011, but the bulk of the documents date from 1980 to 1996. Club members have had many interests and concerns pertaining to North Carolina and ultimately the United States. The collection contains letters, papers, addresses, speeches, and other related material that encompasses these interests. Included are financial documents relating to various monthly meetings as well as papers dealing with the topics discussed at these meetings.
Historical Note
Progressive-minded young men founded the Watauga Club in 1884. Its first concern was the strengthening of North Carolina in all aspects--agriculture, industry, education, health, statesmanship, art, literature, moral and spiritual values. The club was instrumental in the founding of the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and emphasized the need for instruction in mechanic arts. Today, the Watauga Club is still active in educational endeavors.
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Federal officials recently signed off on a project to deepen the Port of Savannah so that it can accommodate super-sized containers ships. The project remains in muddy waters, though. South Carolina officials, who have threatened lawsuits, dislike the project and think deepening the river to 47 feet will hurt the environment. (They prefer 45 feet.) Today, we present two views on the issue.
Savannah Port plan is sound investment
By Curtis Foltz
The Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (SHEP) is a critical investment in our national infrastructure. It helps to ensure economic competitiveness while protecting natural resources. The project was authorized by Congress, informed by more than a decade of exhaustive study and extensive public input, developed by a collaboration of state and federal agencies, recently accelerated by the president, and now approved by the federal government. It is ready for federal funding and construction.
America's ports support job creation, economic growth and opportunity. They sustain more than 13 million jobs, $3.15 trillion of business activity, and more than $200 billion in federal, state and local revenue for public services. More than 10 percent of the United States' gross domestic product derives from international trade moving through ports. Of that, almost one in eight containerized tons exported from America moves through the Savannah port.
Savannah, the fastest-growing port in the country over the last decade, is the largest gateway to U.S. trade in the Southeast. It handles twice the cargo volume of the second-busiest port and has existing infrastructure capacity to double current container volumes. The federal government recently issued its Record of Decision authorizing the deepening of the harbor channel to 47 feet.
Deepening the port of Savannah is a sound investment. The benefit-to-cost ratio of the project is $5.50 for every dollar spent on the deepening. The project will provide annual benefits of $213 million to the nation, a value that will exceed $10 billion over the life of the project. In Georgia, 352,000 jobs are tied to the port, and $18.5 billion of income for Georgians is generated through port-related business every year.
Under the leadership of Gov. Nathan Deal and the General Assembly, the state has already approved $181 million toward project construction. The president has included the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project as one of the seven port projects in his We Can't Wait Initiative, which focuses on expediting projects to help drive job growth and strengthen the economy. We hope and expect the fiscal 2014 federal budget will include significant funding for this project.
As part of this project, $311 million will be spent on environmental mitigation, a recommendation that resulted from 16 years of study, including collaboration between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Georgia Ports Authority, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Marine Fisheries Service and other federal and state agencies. The project plan will restore, preserve and adaptively manage the ecosystem.
America is at a critical juncture on the global stage. Georgia can play an important role in our direction forward. The state has stepped up. We look forward to the matching federal support. The result for Georgia will be economic growth in balance with our environmental resources.
Curtis Foltz is executive director of the Georgia Ports Authority.
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By Chris DeScherer
Dredging the Lower Savannah River — at a cost of more than $650 million — is a bad deal for taxpayers and the Savannah River.
An important economic question for this project is whether the deepening will actually result in meaningful economic benefits for Georgia and the region. Recently, the CEO of the Georgia Ports Authority told the Savannah Morning News that "[t]he ships and jobs will only come to Savannah if the harbor is deepened." The Corps of Engineers, the federal agency responsible for evaluating the dredging project, reached the opposite conclusion.
The corps concluded in its final study that "cargo growth through the harbor would not be affected by the proposed harbor deepening." Further, its "analysis did not reveal that additional permanent jobs would be created as a result of the harbor deepening."
Zero jobs for $650 million.
The corps predicts that because the same amount of cargo will come in on fewer, larger ships, there will be millions in transportation cost savings. Cost savings for whom? Foreign-owned shipping lines? Foreign manufacturers? Those who operate the Panama Canal? The corps won't say. It just assumes that all the benefits go to you and me.
In fact, because the value of manufactured goods imported through Savannah is greater than the lower-value goods exported through the port, the corps' own numbers indicate the majority of economic benefits of deepening would go to foreign interests.
The corps proposes to push the Savannah River, already impaired by severe and unnaturally low levels of oxygen needed for fish to breathe, so far over the edge that it proposes to plug the river into a host of mechanical respirators that would suck water out of the river, re-aerate it, and then inject super-oxygenated water back into the river.
The corps plans to use these respirators as life support in perpetuity from the day the river is dredged, yet the manufacturer has stated the technology has never before been used on such a grand scale.
The environmental problems don't end there. More salt water will flow farther upstream. Rare wetlands will be lost. Savannah's drinking water will be jeopardized. Federally endangered species, like right whales, and important recreational species, such as striped bass, will be harmed. Millions of cubic yards of cadmium-laden sediments will be dumped on the banks.
Approximately 10 East and Gulf Coast ports plan to spend about $15 billion over the next decade to deepen and upgrade. Yet the corps avoids two important questions: Should we deepen only what we need? Which port in the Southeast could be deepened for the least money and with the fewest environmental impacts? Experts believe the anticipated traffic is not sufficient to justify plowing billions of public dollars into ports everywhere.
This is not the time to spend $650 million on spin. We need an assessment of the region's shipping needs so our money, and our resources, can be used with common sense.
Chris DeScherer is managing attorney for the Southern Environmental Law Center.
November 15th, 2012
8:25 am
The EPA is one of the agencies that needs to be disbanded and started over. What started out as a credible agency has no gotten so "tooky" (if I may) that nothing can happen anywhere…..a minnow or sparrow POSSIBLY might not make it. Poke at me if you want, but ths agency is dreadfully close to approaching that. That being said, if THEY signed off on it, then absolutely no impact of any kind on the environment will happen with the dredging.
November 15th, 2012
6:49 am
I don't believe men can replicate a natural situation to keep marine life in abundance. What happens when men and machinery fail? Then we fail lives all over the world by changing our ecosystem to suit our wants and not our needs.
November 14th, 2012
5:08 pm
Is Hartsfield the busiest airport in the world because it expanded when it was exceeding capacity, or because the airlines that use it expanded with it?
Did the perimeter area and the northern suburbs of Atlanta grow because people and companies moved there and then a highway was built, or did they follow the infrastructure?
The truth is you won't know the potential for an infrastructure project until you do it. They (projects and industry) tend to feed off of each other and grow.
Do I feel bad about wetland loss? Yes. But there is mitigation involved in the project. And if 16 years of studies isn't going to convince you, nothing will.
November 14th, 2012
2:15 pm
@blue dog I think after Katrina drowned the city of New Orleans because of its inadequate levees the Corps no longer has credibility.
November 14th, 2012
1:24 pm
I must admit even with the economic benefits from this project the potential negative environmental impacts do concern me. However, if the EPA and other agencies have signed off on the project as the article suggests I'm not sure why we would not proceed. I also am concerned that some of the environmental opposition is being stirred up by groups that would prefer to see future expansion occur in other states for their own benefit.
November 14th, 2012
12:16 pm
The issue that is being overlooked is the fact that some deep water ships can transit the Savannah River. There is the short snouted sturgeon that would be come extinct with the deepening of the harbor. Also, the acquifer providing drinking water for 1,000,000 people could become contaminated. Also, the corp of engineers which depend on earmarks to fund their projects, the republicans have vowed to veto any projects depending on earmarks. Savannah has a historical history, it was Shermans headquarters after the civil war, and a lot of other stuff like the home of the Girl Scouts.
What is needed is a intercontinental air port right in Savannah, that would send tourism through the stratosphere.
November 14th, 2012
11:11 am
The Corp signed off on the previous deepening only to learn that their "Tidal Gate" used to "flush" the channel ended up completely destroying the native Striped Bass population.
After decades of "study", they removed the Gate.
Now, they say it's okay to go even deeper with all these elaborate mechanical Respirators.
That is just not going to work.
The Corp has a lengthy history of screw ups all over the country which we had to pay to undo, therefore, they have lost their credibility.
There will be plenty of non "Mega Ships" that will continue to come to Savannah according to the firm hired by the Corp to do this study. They stated that the port would " continue to grow, just not at quite the increased pace.


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Dislikes reading; enjoys reality television; has a crush on Hunter.
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Favorite author is F. Scott Fitzgerald; drowning himself in alcohol and Vicodin.


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I have another cat at home (Maggie) who was about 5 years old at the time and was recovering from some type of intestinal problem. She was also a stray when I got her and had been abused......so, she's always had a bit of an attitude - but I love her very much. I knew that this kitten would not be good news for her.
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Value at Risk, aka VaR, is a measure of how much value a portfolio of financial assets is at risk of losing in one day, watched closely by nearly all Wall Street firms in their daily operations.
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STM: I guess the criticism that came up over the last two years with Value at Risk as a management tool is related to extreme volatility, which it doesn't capture.
RP: VaR is a useful tool, it's a useful framework for looking at risk, but it is not the only framework and it is not the end-all. And if you assume that it will solve all your problems, you will fail.
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RP: There are other tools that are also very valuable and, naturally, should be used alongside of VaR. And many asset managers spend much more of their time focusing on these other tools. These come in three particular areas: stress testing, counterparty risk and liquidity risk.
STM: Take them, in order.
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Vermont Press Bureau | March 27,2014MONTPELIER A bill seeking to consolidate school districts has received the support of the State Board of Education, though not without a voice of dissent.
By a vote of 6-1 Tuesday, the State Board of Education voted to support H.883, a bill in the Vermont House that would abolish supervisory unions and consolidate the states nearly 300 school districts into a series of large expanded districts offering education from pre-kindergarten through grade 12.
The motion, made by student representative and board co-vice chairman Lachlan Francis and seconded by board member Mark Perrin, states the Vermont State Board of Education goes on record as strongly supporting H.883.
It continues: The Board believes it is time to modernize Vermonts educational governance system so that all Vermont students are provided equitable opportunity to prosper and thrive in all Vermont schools. The Board further commits to work with the Vermont Legislature and the Agency of Education to fairly implement the new governance structure.
The bill which can be read online at goo.gl/AnPl0W would give school districts until July 1, 2017 to come up with consolidation plans that would first be subject to approval by the State Board Of Education and ultimately by the voters within the expanded district. Those districts that do not consolidate by that date would be subject to a statewide plan that would be created by a design team, with members appointed by the Senate, the House and Gov. Peter Shumlin.
The bill was passed Friday by the House Committee on Education and introduced on the House floor Tuesday, when it was referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.
Stephan Morse, chairman of the State Board of Education, voted in favor of the motion to support the bill. As chairman, Morse typically does not cast a vote, but did so in this case.
I think its the most important piece of educational legislation we have seen in some time, Morse said. We must provide educational opportunities to all children statewide, and this is an essential change to our educational governance system.
The motion did not receive across-the-board support. Board member William Mathis, who alone voted against supporting the bill, spoke Wednesday of his opposition to the consolidation plan.
It replaces Democracy with bureaucracy, said Mathis, who was superintendent of the Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union for 27 years and is the managing director of the National Education Policy Center, which deals with policies surrounding school consolidation.
Among Mathis criticisms of the bill is the idea that local school boards will be abolished in favor of a single, district-wide board.
By eliminating school boards, you are eliminating local voice and local control, he said. You are taking power away from the school board and giving it to some distant entity.
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If you establish a group and you give them no authority, what good will it do? he said.
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For an incredibly strange governance structure, its done a lot of good things, in terms of centralizing accounting, transportation and special education, Mathis said.
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TORONTO – Hunched back in his dressing room stall James Reimer appeared as you would rarely see him. Shoulders slumped. Arms folded. A piercing stare of anger gripping his face.
"Just feeling like you let down the team," he told TSN.ca on Saturday evening, following a 5-4 shootout loss to the Penguins at the Air Canada Centre, a defeat which snapped a personal six-game win streak.
Reimer had a difficult night in the Toronto crease, four goals escaping him on the first 25 shots, three of which were direct consequences of his struggles with the puck. He battled in spirited fashion though, stopping all 13 shots in the third frame as his team rallied to knot the score at four, the 24-year-old adding three more crucial stops in overtime. But faced with his first shootout of the season and one last shot at self-perceived redemption, Reimer could not get the job done. James Neal and Sidney Crosby scored to ice the Pittsburgh victory.
"There's games where you don't play well," he continued, his emotions raw after the loss, "and sometimes you don't get a chance to be the difference and it's frustrating and it sucks, but you move on and you be better the next day. And tonight's double because you had a chance to redeem yourself and you didn't. It's like a double letdown I guess you could say."
And while he took note of a valiant effort in the third period and overtime – including a memorable stop on Crosby in the final minute – it was clear the disappointment of not finishing the job stung.
"That's what I pride myself on," he said. "Sometimes things don't go your way, but you're able to battle and battle back and give them a chance to win or give them a chance to get a point. And then when you get that chance to give them the win I'd like to think or expect myself to be that guy that can step up and make those saves in the shootout and try and get a win. I gave them a chance to get back in the game and get a point, but I had a chance to win it in the shootout. That's what's so frustrating."
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1. Reimer's fight
Reimer had strung together six consecutive wins before he was defeated on Saturday. "I think that James Reimer fought the puck in a few situations where the puck was bouncing away from him," Randy Carlyle said. "He wasn't catching the puck effectively early in the game and I thought he got a lot better, made some big stops late in the hockey game for us."
Three of the four goals he allowed were of his own making; markers from Crosby and Paul Martin the result of poor rebound control, the fourth goal from Pascal Dupuis a misplay on a back-hand from behind the goal. Neal then squeaked a puck five-hole in the shootout followed by Crosby's winner.
"Our goalie didn't look comfortable in the shootout either," Carlyle added.
2. Incomplete efforts
Even though his team fell in Boston two nights earlier, Carlyle was quite proud of the effort his group managed to give opposite a member of the Eastern elite.
"Our goal and our challenge right now is to get this hockey club to play similar to the way we did in Boston," said Carlyle before the shootout loss to Pittsburgh. "We lost that hockey game, but we played very well … No excuse not having that tonight."
And while they finished strong against the Penguins, Saturday evening was not a complete effort. The Leafs were on their heels for the near-entirety of the opening period, Pittsburgh outshooting the home side 13-5 and emerging with a 3-1 lead.
"I think our team decided we were going to change the way we were playing because it was going to be a real long night if we didn't," said Carlyle, noting his team's struggles at even-strength.
"Twenty minutes we weren't playing the way that we need to play and for 40 minutes we pushed the pace and we played that up-tempo game that we have to play," Dion Phaneuf told TSN.ca after a 29-minute, three assist performance. "And you could see the totally different results. The biggest thing is we just didn't start well enough."
It's a common refrain to search for the 60-minute effort, but the Leafs have eked out victories – Ottawa and New Jersey most recently – in spite of it, a habit Carlyle would like eliminated as best possible. "In the NHL you have to play 60 minutes to win and we've been fortunate to only have to 40 or 20 or whatever number you want to describe," added Carlyle. "And that has to change for us."
3. Matchup issues
No team in the National Hockey League offers the matchup challenge the Penguins impose with the one-two combination of Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. Carlyle's early strategy looked as follows:
Matchup 1: Phil Kessel, Tyler Bozak, James van Riemsdyk, Dion Phaneuf, Korbinian Holzer versus Sidney Crosby, Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis.
Matchup 2: Mikhail Grabovski, Nik Kulemin, Jay McClement/Leo Komarov, Carl Gunnarsson, Mike Kostka versus Evgeni Malkin, James Neal and Beau Bennett.
The matchups didn't work. Crosby's line scored twice in the first period, Malkin's adding the other as the Penguins went ahead 3-1.Carlyle explained his strategy for the initial matchups as more or less "Russian against Russian". "Crazy as it seems that's what I do," he said of the Grabovski taking on Malkin. "They usually have a lot of pride in competing against one another so that was my theory, but it didn't work very good early so I changed."
Over the final 40 minutes, Carlyle shifted the Grabovski unit – joined by Phaneuf and Cody Franson, who replaced Holzer – opposite Crosby's line, moving the Kessel unit – joined by Gunnarsson and Kostka – against Malkin's equally imposing trio. A shaky goal from Dupuis was all that followed.
4. Franson/Holzer flip
Sensing the rising pressure his 25-year-old rookie defender was under, Carlyle removed Holzer from the top pairing after the first frame, replacing him with Franson.
"He looked a little bit overwhelmed by the speed tonight," Carlyle said of Holzer, who played slightly less than 15 minutes. "Any young player's first exposure to those type of players, when you're up against Crosby and Malkin, there's a few wide-eyed people out there when they see them coming at them."
Holzer had played only 15 minutes in the previous game against Boston, rejoining Mark Fraser – his partner with the Marlies – over the final two periods against Pittsburgh. With Jake Gardiner at or near the top of his game in the American League, it's worth wondering if and when a move is made.
5. Gunnarsson health update
Gunnarsson continues to make due with an ongoing hip issue, one he expects to linger all season.
"It's good," he told TSN.ca before Saturday's game. "It's tough playing back-to-backs and all that, [but] it's actually been better than I thought. It's going in the right direction every day here. It's getting better actually."
Gunnarsson missed eight games with the injury earlier this year, returning to the lineup in mid-February. Offered the metaphor of a bothersome pebble in the shoe as a comparison to his injury, the 26-year-old agreed, noting some nights where the pebble (or injury) is more like a big rock and thus more painful and other nights where the pebble is barely noticeable at all.
"Against Boston I didn't think about it," he said. Gunnarsson logged 24-plus minutes against the Penguins.
Quote of the Night
"I gave them a chance to get back in the game and get a point, but I had a chance to win it in the shootout. That's what's so frustrating."
-James Reimer, on his performance against the Penguins. Stat Watch
2-4-0: Reimer's record when facing 30 shots or more.
7-0-0: Reimer's record when facing 29 shots or fewer.
3: Assists for Dion Phaneuf, his highest total in a single game this season.
47-51 or 92%: Toronto penalty kill over the past 16 games, perfect in three chances against the Penguins.
84.3%: Toronto penalty kill this season, now tied for seventh overall.
7: Points for Phil Kessel over the past four games, including a three-point night (one goal, two assists) versus Pittsburgh.
12: Points for Clarke MacArthur in the past 11 games, including a two-point effort on Saturday.
14: Goals for James van Riemsdyk this season, tied for fifth best overall.
Minute Watch
28:50: Dion Phaneuf, his second highest total of the season.
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The man, 28, was walking when he "heard shots and felt pain," Greer said. He was shot in the neck and suffered a graze wound to the back.
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