Thursday’s Newest Hockey Videos

Posted by admin on 26th, 2008

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The 12 newest hockey videos added to 2 Minutes For Hockey on Thursday, 26 June, 2008.

	Niagara Ice Dogs vs. Kingston Niagara Ice Dogs vs. Kingston Frontenacs Brawl
	Chris Kelly: Draft Day memorie Chris Kelly was drafted in the third round, 94th overall, by the Ottawa Senators in the 1999 NHL Ent
	Doug MacIver vs. Derek Boogaar 2002 NHL rookie tournament in Traverse City Michigan. MacIver was with the Blue’s, Boogaard with
	Mike Cammalleri-NHL Live inter Mike Cammalleri in studio interview
	Ghosts of Canadien Goalies Rink owner Roger Perez takes sand from the old Montreal Forum and places it in the sand of his new a
	montreal canadiens slideshow
	The Josh & Kyle Hockey Broadca how to take wrist shots,slap shots, and how to saucer pass. please rate and subscribe
	Rick Nash tribute A tribute to Nash
	Canucks : Naslund Highlights [ Naslund’s career from Game 1 to 1000
	Hockey breakaways hockey video i made in microsoft class. i had little time but im sure it shows a valid point. it was
	Colorado Avalanche : The Best Colorado Avalanche
	We Are… The Augusta Lynx 200 To kick off the 2008-2009 season marking the 11th year of the Augusta Lynx we added this video comme

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Top NHL Draft Prospects

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Posted by admin on 19th, 2008

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.

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