get his first start of the season Friday in Vancouver.

NEW YORK -- Former baseball pitcher Roger Clemens and his onetime strength coach came face-to-face on Tuesday in a bid to settle their long-running legal dispute, but they emerged from a closed-door meeting without a deal. A judge had summoned Clemens and Brian McNamee to federal court in Brooklyn for settlement talks aimed at heading off a trial in the defamation case. McNamees lawyer emerged saying an agreement wasnt likely. "I think this is a case where the lines are deeply drawn in the sand," said attorney Richard Emery. "I certainly expect theres going to be a trial in this case." It was the first time Clemens and McNamee had been in a private setting opposite each other at a conference table since at least 2007, Emery said. His client, he added, has struggled in recent years with health and financial problems. Clemens and his attorneys left the courthouse on Tuesday without speaking to reporters. U.S. Magistrate Cheryl Pollak ruled previously that Clemens has to turn over thousands of emails and other documents to McNamee. She agreed on Tuesday to examine the material to determine whether or not it was protected by lawyer-client privilege, as Clemens lawyers contend. Another hearing was set for June 10. McNamees 2009 federal lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages, alleges Clemens launched an "intense and co-ordinated public relations offensive" against McNamee after the trainer told federal investigators and Congress that he injected Clemens more than a dozen times with steroids and human growth hormone from 1998 through 2001. The suit quotes Clemens saying in a YouTube video in 2007 that McNamee "did not inject steroids into my body either when I played in Toronto for the Blue Jays or the New York Yankees." It also cites an interview with ESPN in May in which Clemens, when asked about McNamee, responded that it was a case of "somebody out there that is really crawling up your back to make a buck." In 2012, a Washington jury found Clemens not guilty of lying to Congress about steroids and human growth hormone. He had adamantly denied using either substance at a 2008 congressional hearing. The prosecutions case relied heavily on the testimony of McNamee, who told jurors he injected Clemens with steroids and HGH many times. Clemens is a seven-time Cy Young Award winner who also pitched for the Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros. Air Max 95 Clearance Sale .Y. -- Mike Zigomaniss goal at 5:53 of the third period stood up as the winner as the Rochester Americans hung on to defeat the visiting Hamilton Bulldogs 3-2 on Saturday in American Hockey League action. 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Interim head coach Todd Nelson said on Wednesday that Hall was left with a bone bruise after getting struck at the club’s first practice following the National Hockey League all-star break. – Edmonton Journal Vancouver Canucks After five days off during the all-star break, selected Vancouver Canuck players received another day off Wednesday, some due to injury and others due to rest management. Derek Dorsett (head), the gritty fourth-line winger, was knocked out of Tuesday’s 4-0 loss to Anaheim in the second period after a questionable collision with ex-Canuck Ryan Kesler. Third-line centre Brad Richardson (ankle) hasn’t played since Jan. 16 in Carolina when he took a puck off the ankle. Head coach Willie Desjardins acknowledged that Richardsons continuing absence caught the team off guard. Richardson participated in Monday’s practice but left Tuesday’s morning skate part way through. – Vancouver Sun Detroit Red Wings The only expected lineup change is Tomas Jurco replacing Daniel Cleary, as Jurco has healed from a back injury thats waylaid him since early January. Defenseman Jakub Kindl (elbow) also has been cleared, but head coach Mike Babcock indicated hed be keeping Xavier Ouellet in the lineup. – Detroit Free Press Pittsburgh Penguins A scary moment happened late in the game when Penguins defenseman Christian Ehrhoff collided with Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin, who scored two goals, with 5:57 left in the third period. Ehrhoff was visibly shaken and needed help to get off the ice. Emergency medical personnel were outside the Penguins locker room following the game, though head coach Mike Johnston said he had no update regarding Ehrhoffs condition. – Tribune Review Philadelphia Flyers Kimmo Timonen has worked out almost every day since September, mostly at the Flyers practice facility. Some days, hes played tennis locally. His possible return to the ice after being diagnosed with multiple blood clots in August took one step further yesterday, when he was fitted for a new pair of skates. 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Boedker figures the staples covering the incision, which starts under his chest and goes all the way to his belly button, will be removed Sunday or Monday. – Arizona Republic Buffalo Sabres Defenseman Nikita Zadorov is off the suspended list and was back on the practice ice Wednesday for the Buffalo Sabres. But he’s not getting back in the lineup Thursday night. Coach Ted Nolan has decided Zadorov is going to sit out the game against the Edmonton Oilers after he already missed Tuesday’s 4-1 loss in Calgary. Nolan said Jhonas Enroth will play goal Thursday, and it’s possible Matt Hackett could get his first start of the season Friday in Vancouver. – Buffalo News Florida Panthers Floridas recent soft defensive play led the team to recalling Alex Petrovic on Wednesday.The 22-year-old defenseman recently took part in the AHL All-Star game and has 19 points in 39 games for San Antonio. Petrovic has played in 13 games with the Panthers over the previous two seasons and is expected to play Thursday — perhaps in place of the struggling Dylan Olsen. The Panthers are also expected to have Shawn Thornton back in the lineup Thursday. Thornton has been out since Dec. 6 with a lingering groin injury. Head coach Gerard Gallant said he expected Roberto Luongo would be back in net Thursday after being pulled during the second period of Tuesdays loss. – Miami Herald San Jose Sharks Forward Tyler Kennedy will be out of the lineup Thursday night with a lower-body injury. He skated yesterday, skated well and was sore after, head coach Todd McLellan said Wednesday. – San Jose Mercury News Waiver TJ Galiardi (Wpg), Colby Robak (Ana), and Dylan Olsen (Fla) were placed on waivers. Simon Gagne (Bos) cleared waivers. ' ' '