Three people were seriously injured when a bus carrying the AHL’s Albany River Rats rolled on its side on Interstate 90 in western Massachusetts early Thursday, state police said.
The Windy City blows no challenge for Winter Classic Those capricious winds at Wrigley Field that make baseballs do crazy things could be a factor on New Year’s Day when hockey takes over the home of the Chicago Cubs. But when the Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Red Wings meet on a rink that will stretch from first to third base, neither team will have an advantage in the third period—even if it’s a blustery and cold day. That’s because they’ll switch sides in the middle of the final period, NBC coordinating producer Sam Flood said Monday during a conference call promoting the network’s coverage of the Winter Classic. (The Full Story on Yahoo)
Lemieux starts the long road back
You could call Claude Lemieux “the Comeback Kid.” Except that at his age, he’s no kid. And as for the comeback part, now that’s where it gets interesting. Five years after hanging up his skates for good – or so he thought at the time – the feisty (some prefer to call him dirty) Lemieux is back in the game he loves, but hasn’t always loved him back. (The Full Story on Yahoo)
Suspensions:
None
Trades & Transactions:
None
Injuries:
Marian Gaborik (RW – Wild) Hopes to return Wednesday.
Carey Price (G – Canadiens) Could be out til after Christmas.
Craig Rivet (D – Sabres) Out 2 weeks after shoulder surgery.
Roberto Luongo (G – Canucks) No time frame for return.
Bob McKenzie reports barring the unforeseen Mats Sundin’s choices are now down to the Vancouver Canucks and NY Rangers.
Michael Russo reported on the possibility something could be brewing between the Wild and Atlatna Thrashers. “I was told two days ago from a source of mine in the league that the two teams were talking trade. Then, all of a sudden, Atlanta Thrashers GM Don Waddell appears and attends both Wild games in California. And during the first intermission, Waddell and Wild GM Doug Risebrough looked to be having a serious conversation”, reports Russo.
Aaron Portzline reports the Blue Jackets have placed goalie Fredrik Norrena on waivers but it remains to be seen whether they’ll try to demote him if he clears waivers on Tuesday since he’s already refused to accept a conditioning stint in the minors.
The Yzerman have it By Brian Compton – NHL.com Staff Writer
There’s no doubt that Steve Yzerman was a winner during his playing days with the Detroit Red Wings.
Now, he gets to show his skills in the front office with Team Canada.
Yzerman, who won three Stanley Cup championships with the Red Wings during his career and another as the team’s vice president last season, will expand his executive talents in a big way after being named executive director of Team Canada for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
Indeed, there will be pressure on Yzerman to lead Canada to a gold medal on its own soil. Yzerman helped his country win the tournament in 2002 in Salt Lake City.
“I’m really excited about the opportunity,” Yzerman said on Saturday during a conference call with the media. “I would stress to everyone what a great challenge we have ahead of us. There’s tremendous talent around the world. By no means because we’re playing on home ice is any gold medal a lock. Our goal, obviously, is to win the gold medal. We’ll do everything we can as a group to assemble an outstanding coaching staff and an outstanding team.”
Zetterberg iffy for Wednesday Zetterberg (groin) missed his second straight game on Saturday, while his status for Wednesday’s game against St. Louis is unclear, the Royal Oak Daily Tribune reports. (Yahoo!)
Andrei Kostitsyn to be sidelined Monday The Canadiens did not have an update on Kostitsyn’s injury on Sunday, but head coach Guy Carbonneau confirmed that he will not play on Monday against Florida, TSN.ca reports. (Yahoo!)
Player Updates:
Jackets send G LaCosta to AHL The Columbus Blue Jackets sent goaltender Dan LaCosta to the club’s American Hockey League affiliate in Syracuse. LaCosta stopped 15 of 17 shots in 35 minutes Saturday night at Nashville in relief of Fredrik Norrena. The 22-year-old was recalled late Friday after starting goaltender Pascal Leclaire injured his right thumb when he caught a shot on the inside of his blocker. Leclaire’s injury was not considered serious and LaCosta’s return to the AHL likely means that Leclaire will return before the Blue Jackets’ next game on Tuesday. LaCosta is 4-0-0 with a 2.09 goals-against average and .933 save percentage in four games with Syracuse. (NHL.com)
Lightining assign D Heward to Norfolk The Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday assigned defenseman Jamie Heward to Norfolk of the American Hockey League. The 6-2, 215-pound Heward played in three games this season, registering two assists. In his ninth NHL season, Heward is a veteran of 384 games with Tampa Bay, Los Angeles, Washington, Columbus, New York Islanders, Nashville and Toronto.
Pascal Leclaire: Ready to go Leclaire (ankle) returned to practice Tuesday and declared himself ready for the season opener, the Columbus Dispatch reports. (Yahoo! Sports)
League Updates:
Hockey great Bobby Orr revisits pain of many knee surgeries in new TV ad It’s hard not to wince watching Bobby Orr’s latest TV commercial, which highlights the many scars on his knees from the injuries that shortened his Hall of Fame hockey career. “When I first saw it, I thought ‘I’m not going to be a leg model,”’ the former Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks superstar joked in a telephone interview on Wednesday. “I asked my wife what she thought and she was choked up. “There were some tough times, but there were good times, too.” (Yahoo! Sports)
Signings, Transactions & Acquisitions:
Penguins send LW Pesonen, G Curry to minors The Pittsburgh Penguins reached the 23-man roster limit Wednesday by assigning goaltender John Curry and left wing Janne Pesonen to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the American Hockey League. Both players accompanied the Penguins to Stockholm, Sweden for their season-opening, two-game series against the Ottawa Senators but did not appear in either contest. (Yahoo! Sports)
Bruins assign C Sobotka to Providence The Boston Bruins on Wednesday assigned center Vladimir Sobotka to Providence of the American Hockey League. Sobotka scored one goal and added six assists in 48 games with Boston last season. He also notched 10 tallies and 20 points in 18 contests with Providence. (Yahoo! Sports)
Canucks send three forwards down to AHL Veteran Vancouver Canucks forwards Matt Pettinger, Jeff Cowan and Jason Krog were sent down to the American Hockey League after clearing waivers on Wednesday. Pettinger, who has played 354 NHL games over seven seasons and is making US$1.1 million this season and Krog were both sent to Vancouver’s AHL affiliate, the Manitoba Moose. Cowan, a tough guy who has played more than 400 NHL games since 2000, was sent to Peoria, the affiliate of the St. Louis Blues. (Yahoo! Sports)
Isles claim C Thompson from Bruins The New York Islanders added a center Wednesday, claiming Nate Thompson off waivers from the Boston Bruins. A sixth-round pick in 2003, Thompson was placed on waivers by Boston on Tuesday. The 24-year-old native of Anchorage, Alaska made his NHL debut with the Bruins in 2006-07, appearing in four games without recording a point. (Yahoo! Sports)
Ducks recall G LeNeveu from minors The Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday recalled goaltender David LeNeveu from Iowa of the American Hockey League. (Yahoo! Sports)
Coyotes demote D Jones, C Murray The Phoenix Coyotes on Wednesday demoted a pair of players and placed defenseman Jonas Ahnelov on injured reserve. Defenseman Matt Jones and center Garth Murray were assigned to San Antonio of the American Hockey League by the Coyotes, who trimmed their roster to the 23-man limit for Saturday’s season opener against the Columbus Blue Jackets. (Yahoo! Sports)
PIONEER PRESS: Tom Powers reports multiple sources claim Marian Gaborik and his agent rejected a ten-year contract offer worth over $8 million per season from the Minnesota Wild. Powers suggests to GM Doug Risebrough that if he can’t re-sign Gaborik soon he needs to trade him fast otherwise the worse it’ll be when he finally does decide to move him.
OTTAWA SUN: Bruce Garrioch reports sources claims Senators owner Eugene Melnyk met with former Toronto Maple Leaf Mats Sundin last weekend in Sweden during the Senators weekend games there against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Melnyk apparently told Sundin of the sincerity of GM Bryan Murray’s interest in signing Sundin, who has yet to make a decision as to his future. Garrioch also reports Sundin is rumored unlikely to return to the Maple Leafs if he does decide to return, preferring to sign with a Cup contender.
COURIER POST ONLINE: Chuck Gormley reports Philadelphia Flyers GM Paul Holmgren spent most of Wednesday shopping around for an experienced defenseman to replace injury blueliner Ryan Parent but had nothing yet to report.
SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS: David Pollak reports the Sharks demoted veteran defenseman Kyle McLaren to the minors yesterday after he cleared waivers, being unable to find any interest in him on the trade market. Forward Jeff Friesen meanwhile remains in limbo as he and the club attempt to work out a contract but GM Doug Wilson suggested his status could be resolved soon.
SPORTING NEWS: Craig Custance reports Atlanta Thrashers goaltender Ondrej Pavelec has decided to report to the club’s minor league affiliate.
MIAMI HERALD: George Richards reports the Florida Panthers continue to negotiate a contract with defenseman Jassen Cullimore. If he’s signed fellow blueliner Cory Murphy, who recently cleared waivers, could be a roster casualty.
TAMPA TRIBUNE: Erik Erlendsson reports the Lightning weren’t interested in the defensemen on yesterday’s waiver wire but suggests it’s possible they might claim somebody off re-entry waivers.
DALLAS MORNING NEWS: Mike Heika reports the Stars placed defenseman Doug Janik on waivers, where he was claimed by the Chicago Blackhawks, then re-acquired him via trade, exchanging a conditional seventh round draft pick with the Blackhawks.
PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: reports forward Kris Beech has refused to report to the minors and been placed on unconditional waivers, where if he’s unclaimed and fails to report to the minors within two weeks his contract can be terminated.
The sun has just set and tonight the temperatures will drop below freezing. There may even be snow on the ground tomorrow morning. You could be forgiven for thinking that the ideal evening pastime would be to get in the car, or in front of the TV and watch the NHL.
For those of us down here in Australia however, these cold winter months are the worse time of year for dedicated NHL hockey fans. The NHL starts in our Spring, just when the temperatures are warming up, and runs through to Autumn.
So what do hockey fans do down here during the winter months? For the die-hard hockey fans, Australia has the AIHL, Australian Ice Hockey League, which consists of 8 teams spread across the country. The amateur league is a far cry from the big lights of the NHL, but has a growing fan base from around Australia, and in fact, from around the world.
Over the last 4 seasons teams across the country have had import players from a wide range of leagues, including the QMJHL, LNAH, CIS, AHL and even the NHL. 2 big name players that have seen time in the Australian league are Steve McKenna (who played for the Adelaide Avalanche) and Rob Zamuner (Brisbane Blue Tongues).
The AIHL will be all over in the next few weeks, with the top 4 teams battling it out to take home the Goodall Cup (one of the oldest hockey trophies in the entire world!).
After that, Australian hockey fans will begin to get excited about he upcoming NHL season.Technorati
We’re in the most dreaded part of the hockey year… off season. We’re past the draft and free agency frenzy, but we’re not quite at training camp and news about roster lines. These few weeks seem to almost drag on in an unnatural way.
Down here in Australia it’s the middle of winter, and the Australian Ice Hockey League is in the latter parts of the regular season. The AIHL features 8 teams from around Australia; Gold Coast Blue Tongues, Melbourne Ice, Adelaide A’s, Sydney Bears, Western Sydney Ice Dogs, Canberra Knights, Central Coast Rhinos and the Newcastle North Stars.
Image on the right: Dave Upton of the Blue Tongues battles for the puck along the boards with Dunwoodie of the Ice Dogs.
With less than 2 days remaining before the NHL entry draft, all eyes are on the top prospects. Today on the 2 Minutes For Hockey Blog, we introduce you to a selection of them.
Skaters:
Steve Stamkos, C, Sarnia Sting. Made a big name for himself in the OHL by scoring 58 goals, 47 assists for 105 points in 61 games for the Sarnia Sting. Standing at 6 foot, he is one of the fastest skaters in the draft and is not afraid to take the body on the way to the net.
Nikita Filatov, LW, CSKA-2 (Russia). Nikita scored 32 goals and 34 assists for 66 points in just 34 games last year. He led team Russia in scoring in the world junior championships. Standing at 6 foot, he is a solid player who has excellent leadership qualities. His favorite NHL player is Sidney Crosby.
Zack Bogosian, D, Peterborough Petes. Scored 11 goals and 50 assists for 61 points last season in the OHL. He stands at 6′2 and excels in his skating ability. He wears #4 in honour of Bobby Orr, his idol.
Kirill Petrov, RW, AK Bars Kazan (Russia). Named top forward at the world junior championships. A solid player standing 6′3 and 198lb, scored 10 points (4G 6A) in 47 games last season.
Drew Doughty, D, Guelph Storm. Named top defenceman at the 2008 world junior championship after winning gold with Canada. Drew put up 13 goals and 50 points in 58 games last season. He plays a very smart style of hockey and is considered “NHL ready” for next season.
Tyler Myers, D, Kelowna Rockets. He is the tallest North American skater in the draft, standing at 6′7. He put up 6 goals and 13 assists in 65 games last year. Tyler is from Houston, TX.
Luke Schenn, D, Kelowna Rockets. Played for Canada in the 2008 Super Series and world Junior Championship. He is a big solid player who likes to play a strong edgy style of hockey. Last season he put up 7 goals and 21 assists in 57 games.
Alex Pietrangelo, D, Niagara Ice Dogs. Alex was 7th in OHL Defenceman scoring last season with 13 goals and 40 assists for 53 points. He is a big player, standing at 6′3 and weighing in at 206lb.
Kyle Beach, C, Everett Silvertips. A very solid aggressive player who put up 222 PIMs last year in 60 games, along with 60 points (27G, 33A). Kyle was the WHL rookie of the year in 2007.
Goalies:
Thomas McCollum, Guelph. Thomas put up a 25-17-6 record in the OHL last year with a 2.50 GAA and .914 Save Percent. In his first game in the OHL he posted a shutout. Plays a solid butterfly style and is a confident puck handler.
Chet Pickard, Tri-City. Posting an outstanding 46-12-4 record with a 2.32 GAA and .918 Save Percent, Chet Pickard is sure to get attention at this years draft. He wears #37 in honour of Olaf Kolzig.
Todays update brings you all the highlight reels from todays NHL games (Stars Vs Red Wings, Lightning Vs Bruins, etc) as well as some classic goals, saves, an interview with Montreal Canadiens netminder Carey price and more.
McGrattan vs. Gratton Fight (AHL)
“10/10! Fight is accompainied by an unknown band thanks to hockeyfights.tk..
Author: Germy2007″
Category: Hockey Fights
Kayfes vs Hines
“Ryan Kayfes (Fairbanks Ice Dogs) KO over David Hines (Alexandria Blizzard) late in the 2nd.
Author: AKScooter08″
Category: Hockey Fights
THORBURN VS MONTADOR
“HOCKEY FIGHT. CHRIS THORBURN GOES TO WORK ON STEVE MONTADOR.
Author: BNFIGHTSITE”
Category: Hockey Fights
Marsh vs Stoner
Tyson Marsh fights Clayton Stoner in this March 12, 2008 AHL hockey game between the Rockford Ice Hogs and the Houston Aeros Author: kbarbdamnit
Category: Hockey Fights
Malkin Goal 3-12-08
Malkin gets a sweet goal on the power play for the Pens to put them up 5 – 2 over the Sabres Author: CrozB87
Category: Goals
Daniel Paille Scores a Pair
Buffalo Sabres’ Dan Paille scores two goals in a 7-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins at Mellon Arena on March 12, 2008. Author: katem32
Category: Goals
datsyuk goal
incredible goal by pavel datsyuk Author: kurilica
Category: Goals
Niklas Backstrom – kiekko maskin lapi
“… 19.3.2004 2nd qf-game vs. Jokerit … Glen Metropolit’s heavy shot and the puck went almost (well, it went half through and stuck to the mask) through the Nikke’s mask. Pekka Rinne played 9min50sec while Nikke was getting some medical attention.
Author: TOPIonParas”
Category: Goalie Saves
Penalty Shot
The Chicago Blackhawks are allowed a penalty shot against the Redwings. March 11, 2008. Author: jmpalosa
Category: Goalie Saves
Carey Price – March 11, 2008 / 11 Mars 2008
Carey Price Highlights from the March 11th, 2008 game + a interviews with Carey after the game. on Facebook ? Join us @ Carey Price Facebook Group http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=4803214510 Author: billandmony
Category: Interviews
Winter Classic Mini Historical Documentary
Produced For Advanced Editing class. A documentary on the outdoor hockey game Winter Classic.” Produced with all still photos and soundbites. Edited in Final Cut Pro March 2008 Author: lieder18″
Category: Shows & Commercials
San jose Sjarks players
highlight of the players from the san jose sharks Author: huetsuck
Category: Compilations
Pronger Stomps on Keslet’s Leg NEW ANGLE
Chris Pronger stomps on Ryan Kesler’s leg. March 12, 2008. Anaheim Ducks vs. Vancouver Canucks. Author: inklinkinklink
Category: Injuries
Canucks @ Ducks 3/12/08
Vancouver Canucks @ Anaheim Ducks 3/12/08 Author: NHLVideo
Category: NHL Game Highlights
Matt McKee Moment of Silence & National Anthem 1/19/08
“Matt McKee tribute and moment of silence followed by National Anthem at the Dallas Stars vs. Columbus Blue Jackets hockey game on Saturday, January 19, 2008
Author: byoung98″
Category: Tributes
Today’s featured video is a dramatic collision between Detroit Redwings netminder Dominik Hasek and Minnesota Wild forward Marian Gaborik. As Gaborik flies down the ice he is stopped by a sliding Hasek, sending him into a full 360 area superman move. A true classic hit.
Downey vs. Fedoruk 12/7/2007
Detroit Red Wings&39; Aaron Downey versus Minnesota Wild&39;s Todd Fedoruk. Classy gesture by both at the end of the fight. This is sportsmanship!
Category: Hockey Fights
Ivanans vs Laraque Feb 9, 2008
Raitis Ivanans vs Georges Laraque from the Los Angeles Kings at Pittsburgh Penguins game on Feb 9, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Dubinsky vs Richards Feb 9, 2008
Brandon Dubinsky vs Mike Richards from the New York Rangers at Philadelphia Flyers game on Feb 9, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Rangers vs Flyers Feb 9, 2008
Colton Orr vs Riley Cote, Fedor Tyutin vs Steve Downie, Ryan Hollweg vs Jim Dowd from the New York Rangers at Philadelphia Flyers game on Feb 9, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Steve Miller (Linesman) Gets Hit – Habs at Sens – Feb 9 08
REMEMBER: MY Videos are uploaded WITHIN MINUTES from the event! Steve Miller, linesman, gets hit as Heatley hits Ryder. Ottawa Senators vs. Montreal Canadiens. February 9, 2008.
Category: Hits & Checks
Fisher Hits Kovalev – Habs at Sens – Feb 9 08
REMEMBER: MY Videos are uploaded WITHIN MINUTES from the event! Fisher hits Kovalev. Montreal Canadiens at Ottawa Senators. February 9, 2008.
Category: Hits & Checks
San Luis Obispo High School Jr. Varsity Roller Hockey
Roller Hockey Junior Varsity Championship game between San Luis Obispo High School and Arroyo Grande High School. No. 1 Gin gets a shot on goal.
Category: Game Recaps
A Pivotal Goal by Chris Vilness
Kitimat wins 5-4 over Smithers to force game 3 of the series. Here&39;s a pivotal go ahead goal by Chris Vilness making it 3-2. Full Game 2 highlights to follow soon.
Category: Goals
hockey goals
The first is rob schremp
Category: Goals
Brent Burn’s OT goal on Rick DiPietro
The Minnesota Wild&39;s Brent Burns scores an overtime goal against the New York Islanders&39; Rick DiPietro on Hockey Day in Minnesota.
Category: Goals
Pittsburgh Penguins!
you all no the pittsburg penguins aka Pens right? well if you don&39;t then you got a serious problem! jk.jk. (just kidding) i hope you like it! plz comment and rate nicely though! enjoy! thanks for watching!
Category: Compilations
Minnesota Wild Wes Walz Retirement
First and foremost thank you Wukwinn http://www.youtube.com/wukwinn . This video would have NEVER been made if not for him…he sent me ALL the footage (except for 2 pieces) so I could piece this together…thank you much!!! Also thanks to OldTimeHockey (on the wild message boards) who provided the picture at then end Thanks! That being said this is a tribute to one of the original Minnesota Wild team members Wes Walz who sadly retired earlier this year. I hope you see this Wes b/c you are missed and will be missed playing for our team!!! NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED Song is “All these things I&39;ve done” by the Killers Lyrics When there&39;s nowhere else to run Is there room for one more son One more son If you can hold on If you can hold on, hold on I wanna stand up, I wanna let go You know, you know – no you don&39;t, you don&39;t I wanna shine on in the hearts of men I want a meaning from the back of my broken hand Another head aches, another heart breaks I am so much older than I can take And my affection, well it comes and goes I need direction to perfection, no no no no And when there&39;s nowhere else to run Is there room for one more son These changes ain&39;t changing me The cold-hearted boy I used to be Yeah, you&39;re gonna bring yourself down I got soul, but I&39;m not a soldier (x10) Over and out, last call for sin While everyone&39;s lost, the battle is won With all these things that I&39;ve done All these things that I&39;ve done If you can hold on If you can hold on
Category: Compilations
Dallas Stars Goal Horn (1st Goal)
The goal horn of the Dallas Stars. This is the horn that is played when they score the first goal of the game.
Category: Other
Today we have 2 featured videos. The first is a home made video that is guaranteed to have you in stitches. It’s a guy breaking up with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Very funny stuff. The second video is much more serious and is of Don Cherry’s Grapevine now and the guest star Chris Kontos.
Dear Leafs, I’m breaking up with you
After years of torture and heartbreak, I&39;ve decided to leave this abusive relationship as a fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs. If there is a real team out there that needs a good fan, please email me at noleafsno@un-marketing.com
Category: Hockey Humour
Marc Savard Highlights
The most underated player in the nhl. Highlghts of Marc Savard, My first ever made video . Sorry about quality
Category: Compilations
Flames Comeback Win Over The Coyotes (2/05/08)
Jarome picked a great time to break his 10 game goal drought, tying the game with eight seconds remaining. Then, to top it off, he gets the only goal in the shootout to win it. Not to mention a little gentlemanly set-to with Jovanovski. Who had the last try in the shootout for Phoenix? None other than the former Flame, Steven Reinprecht! Oh yah, Peter Mueller had himself a pretty good game for the Coyotes bagging a hat trick.
Category: Game Recaps
Seguin Bruins vs. Aurora Tigers – Feb. 8, 2008
Seguin Bruins take on the Aurora Tigers February 8, 2008 at the Humphrey Community Centre. Bruins win the game 6-4 in regulation Time.
Category: Game Recaps
Tim Thomas – Better than Drugs
Bruins goalie Tim Thomas is better than drugs. Here’s a collection of his saves that show the quality of his performance, and his ability as a whole. Music: “Better Than Drugs” by Skillet (from the album Comatose)
Category: Goalie Saves
Kelly’s goal vs Canadiens – Feb 5/08
Clips from Dagwood of SensNetwork.com Check out the website for all the latest news on the Ottawa Senators. News, chat, forum, videos and pictures! Largest Ottawa Senators community on the web, next to facebook.
Category: Goals
Spencer Carbery vs. Travis Rycroft Stockton Thunder hockey
At 18:13 into the first period physical play on the ice escalated to this speedy exchange of blows between Stockton’s Spencer Carbery and Utah Grizzly team captain Travis Rycroft.
Category: Hockey Fights
Bob Probert Vs Reid Low
Probert Of The Blackhawks Battles Low Of The Blues
Category: Hockey Fights
Bob Probert Vs Brad Norton
Probert Takes On Norton In His Older Days As A Blackhawk
Category: Hockey Fights
Bob Probert And Jim Cummins Vs The Pittsburgh Penguins
This starts of with probert and caufield the linesmen get in there pretty quick although the Penguins Bench was sayin stuff to probie in which cummins came over
Category: Hockey Fights
Zac Rinaldo vs Brad Albert
Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors at Brampton Battalion Feb 7, 2008
Category: Hockey Fights
Maxime Talbot / Mike Comrie hockey fight
Maxime Talbot and Mike Comrie had this fight at 9:19 in the first period of the Pittsburgh Penguins and New York Islanders hockey game on Thursday, February 7, 2008. The game was played at Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, PA.
Category: Hockey Fights
Parros Vs. Ivanans Jan 24/08
Good Fight here, Parros gets rocked at one point. For more videos and some great sports discussions, come check us out at http://www.thescoreboards.com/forums/
Category: Hockey Fights
Laraque Vs. Cote Jan 24 – 08
Laraque Vs. Cote Come check us out over at http://www.thescoreboards.com/forums/ for lots more videos, and some great sports discussions.
Category: Hockey Fights
Hendricks vs Potter and Curry vs Byers
Sean Curry jumps Dane Byers and Matt Hendricks fights Corey Potter in this February 08, 2008 AHL game between the Providence Bruins and Hartford Wolfpack.
Category: Hockey Fights
Flyers and Senators Fights
In a game where a NHL Record Penalty Minutes were handed out and alot of fights took place. This is not my video I just uploaded it to youtube. Rate and Comment please.
Category: Hockey Fights
Burish vs Smith Feb 7, 2008
Adam Burish vs Mark Smith from the Chicago Blackhawks at Calgary Flames game on Feb 7, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Adams vs Hale Feb 7, 2008
Craig Adams vs David Hale from the Chicago Blackhawks at Calgary Flames game on Feb 7, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Barch vs Voros Feb 7, 2008
Krys Barch vs Aaron Voros from the Dallas Stars at Minnesota Wild game on Feb 7, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Comrie vs Talbot Feb 7, 2008
Mike Comrie vs Maxime Talbot from the New York Islanders at Pittsburgh Penguins game on Feb 7, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Carter vs Hollweg Feb 7, 2008
Ryan Carter vs Ryan Hollweg from the Anaheim Ducks at New York Rangers game on Feb 7, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Parros vs Orr Feb 7, 2008
George Parros vs Colton Orr from the Anaheim Ducks at New York Rangers game on Feb 7, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Sutherby vs Dubinsky Feb 7, 2008
Brian Sutherby vs Brandon Dubinsky from the Anaheim Ducks at New York Rangers game on Feb 7, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com
Category: Hockey Fights
Redwings – Flames brawl 88-89
I like this one cause Joey Kocur gives it to Dana Murzyn pretty good. And I ***** HATE Dana Murzyn. Also, Bob Probert and Jim Peplinski have a few words for one another.
Category: Hockey Fights
The Potvin Sucks song
Music by Bobby Nyse and the Scrotums. Apparently it was played at MSG at one point, if this is to be believed:
Category: Hockey Humour
Bantam White Hockey
New dressing room ritual before a tournament game. I guess it worked, they won the championships 4-0!
Category: Hockey Humour
NHL Commentator Faux Pas (hehehe) …
Sometimes things don’t sound the way you mean … “David Clarkson felt George Laraques coming on his backside …”
Category: Hockey Humour
2-06-08 SnapShots-Movie Quotes
Members of the Washington Capitals give us their most used and favorite movie quotes.
Category: Interviews
Mike Mclean Interview
mike mclean interview after defeating the kitchener rangers
Category: Interviews
The Yzerman have it
We’re in the most dreaded part of the hockey year… off season. We’re past the draft and free agency frenzy, but we’re not quite at training camp and news about roster lines. These few weeks seem to almost drag on in an unnatural way.
