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SUNRISE, Fla. -- Dave Barr cant be happy.Barr is the assistant coach who came over from the Buffalo Sabres this year to fix the Florida Panthers power play.The Panthers (4-5-1) enter Thursdays home game against the well-rested New Jersey Devils (4-2-2) at BB&T Center with a power play that is sputtering.In a 2-1 loss to the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night, the Panthers had seven man-advantage situations and still managed to get outscored 1-0 in those instances.Yes, thats right: Florida went 0-for-7 on the power play while also allowing one short-handed goal. And now they face a Devils team that hasnt played since Saturday.Weve got to work on our power play -- thats the bottom line, Panthers coach Gerard Gallant said. When you stand around and try to make cute plays like we did, its not going to work.The Panthers will face another good penalty-killing team on Thursday in the Devils, who are at 86 percent on their PK unit.The Panthers have other issues as well.Goalie Roberto Luongo, who has not played poorly, did give up a bad-angle shot on Tuesday and is now on a personal three-game losing streak.In addition, the Panthers, who won the Atlantic Division last season, are without three of their top six forwards: Jonathan Huberdeau, Nick Bjugstad and Jussi Jokinen. The return of Huberdeau is still at least a couple months away, but Bjugstad and Jokinen could be back in a couple of weeks.Meanwhile, the Devils, who have missed the playoffs in each of the past four years, have been encouraged by their start. The team is largely predicated on the play of their two biggest stars, goalie Cory Schneider and left wing Taylor Hall.Schneider, 30, is off to a great start, with a 4-2-1 record and a 1.86 goals-against average. He has stopped 94.1 percent of the shots he has faced. His GAA and save percentage would be career highs -- including the minor leagues -- if they were to hold up at those rates.Hall, acquired in an offseason trade with the Edmonton Oilers, has been outstanding, with five goals and two assists -- sparking what had been a weak attack. Hall also had an overtime game-winner against the Minnesota Wild.The 24-year-old Hall, who was the first overall pick in the 2010 NHL Draft, has been the spark the Devils wanted when they traded defenseman Adam Larsson.When he gets going, its good for our whole team, Schneider said.Devils general manager Ray Shero, who is in his second year running New Jerseys hockey operation, added Hall to a forward group that includes Adam Henrique and Kyle Palmieri, who both scored 30 goals last season.The Devils also have high hopes for Pavel Zacha, their first-round pick (sixth overall) in 2015. The 19-year-old has three assists in eight games but is still looking for his first NHL goal.Florida has its own 19-year-old rookie forward in Denis Malgin, who came through with his first NHL goal in Tuesdays loss to the Bruins.Amid their current funk of four losses in five games, the most positive Panthers storyline has been the play of two free-agent signings: right wingers Jonathan Marchessault and Colton Sceviour.The Panthers gave each of those lightly tested wingers two-year contracts on July 1 -- moves that look wise, at least for the moment.Marchessault, 25, had seven goals and 11 assists in 45 games last season for the Tampa Bay Lightning. On Tuesday, he was named the NHLs Third Star for October, tying for the league lead with six goals and adding five assists in nine games.Sceviour, 27, has five goals and two assists. He had 11 goals and 12 assists in 71 games last season for the Dallas Stars.They have joined forces with Panthers veterans such as right winger Jaromir Jagr, who on Thursday is expected to play in his 1,640th NHL game, moving him into sole possession of sixth place in league history.The Panthers also have young star center Aleksander Barkov, who is probably their best all-around forward, emerging center Vincent Trocheck and veteran center Derek Mackenzie, who is the team captain.Its an interesting blend of young and old, from 44-year-old Jagr to the teenage Malgin. When they are right, the Panthers are a speedy team with stellar goaltending and a defense that includes young All-Star Aaron Ekblad and power-play quarterback Keith Yandle.But when they are not right, you get what happened on Tuesday: seven power plays, no goals and a short-hander allowed.The power play will be fine, Luongo insisted late Tuesday night. 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Now, correct me if Im wrong but I saw one official distinctly pointing at the net indicating a good goal but after an inconclusive review they overturned the goal. Shouldnt the ruling on the ice (good goal) stand after an inconclusive review? Why was this overturned? James Veaudry Pembroke, ON -- Hey Kerry, Youll get a lot of these, but why was the Montreal goal against Nashville Saturday night overturned? Eller puts the puck on net and the on ice ruling from the ref behind the net is a Montreal goal.Ahead of round two of the Aviva Premiership, we bring you all the team news.Worcester Warriors vs. GloucesterSixways, Friday, 19.45Worcester make three changes with Donncha OCallaghan coming into the starting line-up along with tighthead prop James Johnston and flanker Alafoti Faosiliva, while Phil Dowson skippers the side from No.8.You couldnt have hand-picked a better home game to start the season, Worcester coach Carl Hogg said. Playing against Gloucester in a big local derby on a Friday night will produce a fantastic atmosphere and were all excited to begin our Sixways campaign.Last weekend we didnt really get ball in hand. Now its about getting an opportunity to put our game on the field.We want to make ourselves really tough to beat at home and that starts this Friday night.Gloucester are unchanged from the side that fell to a late defeat to the Tigers in round one.?Sale Sharks vs. HarlequinsAJ Bell Stadium, Friday, 20.15Sale make four changes from their round one defeat to Newcastle with?Neil Briggs, Jonathan Mills, David Seymour and Paolo Odogwu replacing Rob Webber, Andrei Ostrikov, Laurence Pearce and Nev Edwards respectively.We have high expectation levels here at the club, Sale boss Steve Diamond said. We could have done a lot better last week against Newcastle, but we will do a lot better on Friday night.It will be a tough game, Quins have got a good leadership team and new players in, so theyll be throwing everything at us to get the win. For us, its back to the grindstone at the AJ Bell, and grind out another successful season at home.Harlequins starting 15 is unchanged from the one that beat Bristol while they make two changes to the bench with?James Chisholm and Winston Stanley replacing George Merrick and Alofa Alofa.The club are still without England fullback Mike Brown and they hope to have him fit for next weekends action.Bath vs Newcastle FalconsThe Recreation Ground, Saturday, 15:00Luke Charteris and Zach Mercer will both make their compettitive debuts for Bath in Round 2 of the Aviva Premiership.ddddddddddddBath make five changes in the pack. Charteris partners Dave Attwood in the second row while Mercer lines up alongside Charlie Ewels and David Sisi in the back row.In the front row Ross Batty continues at hooker, flanked by Nick Auterac at loose-head and Kane Palma-Newport at tight-head.Newcastle Falcons made just one change to the side that beat Sale Sharks 19-17 -- Alex Rogers replaces the injured Taione Vea.Leicester Tigers vs WaspsWelford Road, Saturday, 15:00Mike Fitzgerald, Mike Williams and Owen Williams all return to the Leicester Tigers matchday squad as they welcome Wasps.Second-rower Fitzgerald returns to partner Ed Slater at lock, while England international Dan Cole starts in the front row.JP Pietersen, Luke Hamilton and George McGuigan are in line to make their home debuts for the Tigers.For Wasps Thomas Young returns to the side and start at openside after a four-month injury lay-off.?Bristol vs Northampton SaintsAshton Gate, Sunday, 15:00Bristol make two changes with Ian Evans and Ben Mosses coming into the side. Gavin Henson has failed to recover from a dead leg.Northampton make three changes to their side. In the backs Ahsee Tuala moves from wing to full back, allowing George North to start, whilst Stephen Myler plays at fly-half.In the forwards Teimana Harrison moves from the bench to open side, and Mike Haywood returns to the matchday squad.Exeter Chiefs vs SaracensSandy Park, Sunday, 15:00Exeter coach Rob Baxter make three changes to his starting XV. Up front summer signing Greg Holmes has been given the nod over Harry Williams at tight-head.England international Geoff Parling is promoted from the bench ahead of Mitch Lees to skipper the side and Lachie Turner comes in on the wing for Ollie Woodburn, who is nursing a knock after the Wasps game. ' ' '