Posted by admin on 10th, 2008
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Latest hockey videos added to 2 Minutes For Hockey on Thursday 10 July, 2008. Videos include interviews, fights, commercials and a truly amazing clip - goalie helmet cam!
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see through marc andre fleurys helmet!
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Huge fan of Jeff Norton.
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Toronto Maple Leafs forward Matt Stajan meets the media after signing a two-year contract extension.
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Intro to a late season game against the Pittsburgh Penguins with the Devils going for their 14th str
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After falling behind 1-0, Jaromir Jagr turns over the puck to Petr Sykora who feeds Jason Arnott, wh
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Hockey fight on January 5th, 1997.
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Still in the 1st and on the powerplay, Patrik Elias feeds a cutting Brian Rafalski in the slot who p
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Marco Sturm-Marc Savard-Glen Murray Milan Lucic-Patrice Begeron-Micheal Ryder PJ Axelsson-Phil Kesse
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Hockey fight on January 5th, 1997.
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Raleigh Rush Squirt ice hockey team at the NC State Games
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Uber awesome Marian Hossa video!!!! It contains tons of really good Marian Hossa highlights and yeah
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Regular season game between the Nordiques and the Canadiens. Final Score : Mtl 7 Qc 1. Now the comme
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Posted by admin on 4th, 2008
Wednesday, July 2
| TIME (ET) |
TRANSACTION |
| 9:26PM |
Columbus Blue Jackets sign UFA winger Kristian Huselius (4-year, $4.75 million). |
| 6:27PM |
New York Islanders sign UFA forward Doug Weight (1-year, $1.75 million). |
| 6:05PM |
Philadelphia Flyers re-sign defenceman Randy Jones (2-years, undisclosed) and forward Riley Cote (3-years, undisclosed). |
| 5:16PM |
Dallas Stars sign RFA forward B.J. Crombeen (1-year, undisclosed). |
| 5:01PM |
Colorado Avalanche re-sign RFA forward Wojtek Wolski (2-years, undisclosed). |
| 4:58PM |
Pittsburgh Penguins sign UFA defenceman Brooks Orpik to a six-year, $22.5 million contract. |
| 4:41PM |
Minnesota Wild re-sign RFA defenceman Kurtis Foster (1-year, $1.025 million). |
| 3:38PM |
Atlanta Thrashers sign UFA defenceman Ron Hainsey to a five-year, $22.5 million contract. |
| 3:03PM |
Ottawa Senators sign UFA Forward Jarkko Ruutu to a three-year, $3.9 million contract. |
| 2:33PM |
Ottawa Senators sign UFA Forward Shean Donovan to a two-year contract worth $1.25 million. |
| 1:52PM |
Boston Bruins sign RFA Forward Petteri Nokelainen. (2-years, $1.7 million) |
| 1:22PM |
Dallas Stars sign UFA Forward Sean Avery to a four-year, $15.5 million contract. |
| 1:00PM |
Calgary Flames sign UFA defenceman Jim Vandermeer (undisclosed) and UFA forward Curtis Glencross (undisclosed). |
| 12:45PM |
Vancouver Canucks sign UFA goaltender Curtis Sanford. (1-year, $650,000) |
| 12:35PM |
Detroit Red Wings sign UFA forward Marian Hossa to a one-year contract worth $7.4 million. |
| 12:01PM |
Vancouver Canucks sign UFA forward Ryan Johnson (2-years, $2.3 million) |
| 11:13AM |
Carolina Hurricanes sign RFA defenceman Joni Pitkanen to a three-year contract worth $12 million. |
| 11:13AM |
Carolina Hurricanes sign UFA defenceman Josef Melichar to a one-year contract worth $1 million. |
| 10:20AM |
Tampa Bay Lightning re-sign RFA defenceman Janne Niskala, to a one-year deal worth $600,000. |
| 9:18AM |
Tampa Bay Lightning re-sign RFA forward Ryan Craig to a two-year contract worth $1.575-million. |
The following signings ocurred on July 1 after the last post here on 2 Minutes For Hockey
Tuesday, July 1
| TIME (ET) |
TRANSACTION |
| 9:58PM |
Boston sign forward Michael Ryder to a 3-year deal worth $12 million |
| 9:50PM |
New York Rangers re-signed goaltender Steve Valiquette (undisclosed) |
| 8:06PM |
New York Islanders sign defenceman Mark Streit to a five-year contract worth $20.5 million |
| 7:59PM |
Minnesota sign forward Craig Weller to a two-year contract worth $600,000 a season |
Source: TSN.CA
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Posted by admin on 4th, 2008
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http://18Kin4days.com Pittsburgh Penguins @ Detroit Red Wings 6/2/08 Game 5 All Rights NHL, CBS No
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This is a commercial for molson canadian before it was taken over by and american company haha!
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Mark Ardelan’s goal in Game 2 of the 2008 Calder Cup finals vs. the Chicago Wolves
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TFP talks to some very wild hockey fans outside Joe Louis Arena in Detroit just before Game 5 of the
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Late in the 2nd, Joe Nieuwendyk scored on the power play to give Dallas the 1-0 lead. But early in t
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The Detroit Red Wings look to hoist Lord Stanley’s Cup in game six of the 2008 Stanley Cup Final
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Red Wings vs. Penguins game 5 highlights
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Nice Shot
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Hossa scores the first goal of the game.
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Hockey fight.
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mucis highlight video i made i kinda rished though
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Hall scores off another bank shot to make it 2-0 Penguins.
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Posted by admin on 1st, 2008
After such a blockbuster trade on the day of the trade deadline, Penguins and Hossa fans gasped in horror as Hossa was injured in his Penguins debut.
News out of Pittsburgh is good however, and Hossa is said to only miss 1 week with his sprained knee injury.
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Posted by admin on 27th, 2008
Ross McKeon of Yahoo! Sports has been busy today, grading all 30 teams of the NHL according to how they did with the Trade Deadline.
It may come as a suprise to some that Dallas and Pittsburgh, the 2 teams who made the blockbuster trades yesterday are graded so differently.
McKeon grades the Dallas Stars at #1, citing their trade as “the big strike”.
1. Dallas Stars – Grade: A+: The Stars made the big strike by acquiring arguably the best player available for now and moving forward. Center Brad Richards was the Conn Smythe Trophy winner when Tampa Bay won the Stanley Cup in 2004. He’s 27, skilled and durable – just a perfect fit for any team. Never mind that $7.8 million owed for each of the next three years. The Stars parted with backup goalie Mike Smith, who may emerge as a No. 1 with the Lightning, Jussi Jokinen, Jeff Halpern and a fourth-round pick. Dallas did not have to surrender any of its young defense, another key. That deal makes a lot more sense than what Pittsburgh gave up to Atlanta in the day’s other blockbuster.
The Pittsburgh Penguins however, failed to gain such a high ranking, coming in at #22 with a D+ grade.
22. Pittsburgh Penguins – Grade: D+: No one can accuse the Penguins of being shy at the deadline. Pittsburgh changed more than any team by adding three players and deleting two from the roster and one from the pipeline and parting with three draft picks in two separate deals. Pittsburgh got rental Marian Hossa to play alongside either Evgeni Malkin or Sidney Crosby. They got versatile and dependable Pascal Dupuis in the same deal with Atlanta but surrendered young, popular teammates Colby Armstrong and Erik Christensen and prospect Angelo Esposito. You have to wonder what team chemistry will form out of all these moves. In addition, Hal Gill comes aboard to add size and a physical element on defense. First-, second- and fifth-round picks were dealt away.
Filling out the top 10 are:
2. Atlanta Thrashers – Grade: A
3. Washington Capitals – Grade: A-
4. Colorado Avalanche – Grade: B+
5. San Jose Sharks – Grade: B
6. Columbus Blue Jackets – Grade: B
7. Carolina Hurricanes – Grade: B
8. Chicago Blackhawks – Grade: B
9. New York Rangers – Grade: B-
10. Buffalo Sabres – Grade: B-
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Posted by admin on 27th, 2008
2 Blockbuster trades highlighted todays Trade Deadline, with Tampa Bay moving Brad Richards to the Dallas Stars in a 5 player deal and also Atlanta Thrashers doing a 5 player deal with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Here is a full list of todays known trades.
TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING traded Brad Richards & Johan Holmqvist
to the
DALLAS STARS in exchange for Mike Smith, Jeff Halpern, Jussi Jokinen & a 4th round draft pick
ATLANTA THRASHERS traded Marian Hossa & Pascal Dupuis
to the
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS in exchange for Erik Christensen, Colby Armstrong, Angelo Esposito & a 1st round draft pick
LOS ANGELES KINGS traded Jean-Sebastien Aubin
to the
ANAHEIM DUCKS in exchange for a 7th round draft pick
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS traded Chad Kilger
to the
FLORIDA PANTHERS in exchange for a 3rd round draft pick
NEW YORK RANGERS traded Al Montoya & Marcell Hossa
to the
PHOENIX COYOTES in exchange for David LeNeveu, Fredrik Sjostrom, Josh Gratton & a Conditional Pick
NEW YORK ISLANDERS traded Marc-Andre Bergeron
to the
ANAHEIM DUCKS in exchange for a 3rd round draft pick
NEW YORK ISLANDERS traded Chris Simon
to the
MINNESOTA WILD in exchange for a 6th round draft pick
LOS ANGELES KINGS traded Brad Stuart
to the
DETROIT RED WINGS in exchange for a 2nd round draft pick and a 4th round draft pick
ST LOUIS BLUES traded Christian Backman
to the
NEW YORK RANGERS in exchange for a 4th round draft pick
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS traded Hal Gill
to the
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS in exchange for a 2nd round draft pick and a 5th round draft pick
VANCOUVER CANUCKS traded Matt Cooke
to the
WASHINGTON CAPITALS in exchange for Matt Pettinger
SAN JOSE SHARKS traded Rob Davidson
to the
NEW YORK ISLANDERS in exchange for a 7th round draft pick
WASHINGTON CAPITALS traded Ted Ruth
to the
COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS in exchange for Sergei Fedorov
COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS traded Adam Foote
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COLORADO AVALANCHE in exchange for a 1st round draft pick
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS traded Martin Lapointe
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OTTAWA SENATORS in exchange for a 6th round draft pick
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS traded Tuomo Ruutu
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CAROLINE HURRICANES in exchange for Andrew Ladd
FLORIDA PANTHERS traded Ruslin Salei
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COLORADO AVALANCHE in exchange for Karlis Skrastins & a 3rd round draft pick
MONTREAL CANADIENS traded Cristobal Huet
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WASHINGTON CAPITALS in exchange for a 2nd round draft pick
SAN JOSE SHARKS traded Steve Bernier & a 1st round draft pick
to the
BUFFALO SABRES in exchange for Brian Campbell & a 7th round draft pick
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS traded Wade Belak
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FLORIDA PANTHERS in exchange for a 2008 5th found draft pick
ST LOUIS BLUES traded Byrce Salvador
to the
NEW JERSEY DEVILS in exchange for Cam Janssen
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Posted by admin on 26th, 2008
According to an NHL Executive, a multi-player trade has been made between Tampa Bay Lightning and the Dallas Stars.
The trade is rumoured to have Center Brad Richards move to Dallas in exchange for Center Jeff Halpern, Goalie Mike Smith and rookie Defenseman Mark Fistric.
“The Stars have looked to make a splash since Les Jackson and Brett Hull took over in the co-general manager role for the fired Doug Armstrong earlier this season. The source said Dallas is expected to package veteran checking center Jeff Halpern, backup goalie Mike Smith and young defenseman Mark Fistric to the Lightning, who needed to move Richards after signing defenseman Dan Boyle to a six-year, $40 million contract extension late Monday.”
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By landing the 6-foot, 198-pound Richards, the Stars are set to receive a player who can handle loads of ice time, has a Stanley Cup on his resumé and is a centerpiece to build around as Mike Modano and Zubov look to pass the torch.
Richards has 18 goals and 51 points in 62 games, 228 shots and has averaged 24:17 of ice time. He’s durable as well. Richards has appeared in 552 of a possible 554 games since breaking into the league in 2000-01. The pivot is signed for $7.8 million each of the next three seasons.
- NHL @ Yahoo
It was also announced that the Atlanta Thrashers would ship Marian Hossa to the Montreal Canadiens. Details of the trade have not been released at this time.
Expect the Canadiens to send at least a forward (Michael Ryder?) to Atlanta, which insisted it would only trade the 29-year-old Hossa if it could get a current NHL player in return. Hossa is the Thrashers’ second-leading scorer with 56 points (26 goals, 30 assists and a team-high 229 shots). Hossa is a minus-14 averaging 21:55 of ice time in 60 games.
- NHL @ Yahoo
Details of these trades are yet to be confirmed by their respective teams.
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