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- v. Present participle of outskate.
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Examples
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A team can totally dominate a game, outskating their opponents, beating them to every loose puck, blasting shot after shot at the opposing net, but if their own goalie then lets in a shot that everyone in the rink knows a blind man could have stopped, the game can change as suddenly and unforgivingly as if the teams had traded jerseys.
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` ` It was a good third period for us, and it showed flashes of what you saw last year where we were outskating teams and outworking teams, '' McAmmond said.
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We then started to play a simple game by putting the puck in deep and outskating them.
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Todd Bertuzzi kept a clearing pass alive in the Canadiens 'end by outskating defenseman Stephane Robidas, sent a one-handed centering pass to Sopel at the right point, where he scored on a wrister.
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But Vancouver has been outshooting and outskating Nashville in taking both games in Music City.
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Minus NHL-leading goalscorer Milan Michalek, who is out after suffering a concussion in Buffalo on Tuesday, Ottawa came out outskating and outshooting the defending Stanley Cup champions.
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In short-track, all that matters is outskating that guy at your elbow.
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This time, they were 1-2, with Canada's Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir outskating their Michigan training partners, David and White.
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High-scoring Alex Tesensky sealed the game with a short-handed goal, outskating the Germantown defense to a cleared puck for an easy breakaway shot.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have won their first two home games for the first time since 1999, outskating a lethargic Ottawa Senators team on Saturday for a 5-1 win.
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