NHL Trade Deadline 2009

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Posted by admin on 5th, 2009

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16:18 – Tampa Bay traded Olaf Kolzig, Jamie Heward & Andy Rogers to Toronto for Richard Peliot
16:17 – Buffalo traded Ales Kotalik to Edmonton for 2nd round pick
15:50 – Carolina traded Patric O’Sullivan & 2nd round pick to Edmonton for Erik Cole
15:50 – Los Angeles traded Patrick O’Sullivan & 2nd rount pick to Carolina for Justin Williams
15:42 – Anaheim traded Travis Moen & Kent Huskins to San Jose for Nick Bonino, Timo Pielmeier, Conditional Draft Pick
15:37 – Anaheim traded Samuel Pahlsson to Chicago for James Wisniewski
15:36 – San Jose traded Kyle McLaren to Philadelphia for a 6th round pick
15:30 – Florida traded Noah Welch to Tampa Bay for Steve Eminger
15:07 – Anaheim traded Eric O’Dell to Atlanta for Erik Christensen
14:59 – Toronto traded Dominic Moore to Buffalo for a 2nd round pick
14:59 – NY Rangers acquired Derek Morris from Phoenix for Dimitri Kalinin, Nigel Dawes & Petr Prucha
14:47 – NY Rangers acquired Nik Antropov from Toronto for 2nd round conditional draft pick
14:45 – Philadelphia acquired Daniel Carcillo from Phoenix for Scotty Upshall and a 2nd round pick
01:58 – Pittsburgh acquired Bill Guerin from the NY islandes for TBA
01:24 – Boston acquired Mark Recchi from Tampa Bay for Matt Lashoff & Martins Karsums
12:40 – Olli Jokinen traded to Calgary for Mathew Lombardi, Brandon Prust and a 1st round pick
12:37 – Petteri Nokelainen traded from Boston to Anaheim for Steve Montador
12:15 – Dallas claimed Brenden Morrison off waivers from Anaheim
12:15 – Toronto claimed Martin Gerber off waivers from Ottawa
12:04 – Buffalo acquires Mikael Tellqvist from Phoenix for a 4th round pick
11:49 – Pittsburgh acquires Andy Wozniewski from St Louis for Danny Richmond
11:39 – Calgary acquires Jordan Leopold from Colorado for Lawrence Nycholat, Ryan Wilson and a 2009 2nd round pick
09:56 – Columbus acquires Antoine Vermette from Ottawa for Pascal Leclaire and a 2009 2nd round pick

The NHL Minute – Jan 1

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Posted by admin on 3rd, 2009

News:

CHICAGO – If you closed your eyes and put your ear to the ground of the Frozen Confines on Thursday, you could almost hear Ernie Banks saying, “Let’s skate two.” The NHL’s New Year’s Day spectacle at Wrigley Field was just that good. (The Full Story on Yahoo)

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Injuries:

Jamie Heward (D – Tampa Bay) Carried off ice after Ovechkin check.
Kent Huskkins (D – Anaheim) Will miss 2 – 3 weeks with broken bone in foot.
Alex Tanguay (LW – Montreal) Will miss min. 6 weeks with shoulder injury.
Marian Gaborik (RW – Minnesota) May opt for season ending surgery.
Marc-Andre Bergeron (D – minnesota) Has missed 5 consecutive games, now placed on IR.
Craig Rivet (D – Buffalo) Shoulder injury, no date set for return.

scores:

Detroit 6 – 4 Chicago
Buffalo 4 – 1 Toronto
Pittsburgh 2 – 4 Boston
Tampa Bay 4 – 7 Washington
Vancouver 2 – 1 Nashville

Source: NHL.com, Yahoo! Sports, TSN

Around the NHL – 20 Oct

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Posted by admin on 20th, 2008

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.”

(Read the full article on NHL.com)

Sunday’s 3 Stars:

First Star: Michael Leighton, Carolina Hurricanes
Second Star: Patrick Sharp, Chicago Blackhawks
Third Star: Cristobal Huet, Chicago Blackhawks

Injury Updates:

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.

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