Posted by admin on 3rd, 2009
So far we’ve seen the Pittsburgh Penguins face off against the Buffalo Sabres and the Detroit Red Wings take on the Chicago Blackhawks. Now that the 2009 Winter Classic is over with, fans are left wondering;
Who could be potential future match-ups?
Before you can really start to make a list you need to think about what goes in to a good Winter Classic game.
Rivalry is the most important feature in my opinion. Having 2 rival teams going against each other in the cold out doors seems allmost… fitting.
How about “old Vs new”?
I would love to see a match-up between the Dallas Stars and their old home-town “new team” Minnesota Wild. While these 2 teams may not have a rivalry, this game would provide plenty of excitement for fans.
So here’s my list of top 5 Winter Classic games i would like to see.
- Dallas Stars @ Minnesota Wild. This gets #1 for 2 reason; 1) i’m slightly biased being a Stars fan, but more importantly 2) because up in Minnesota people still talk about how the Stars turned their back on the fans. Crazy i know, but for fans, this game could be huge.
- Montreal Canadiens @ Toronto Maple Leafs. Is there a bigger rivalry?
- Washington Capitals @ New York Rangers. The Winter Classic has seen Sid the kid, now it’s time to introduce it to Ovy.
- New York Rangers @ Boston Bruins. A classic match-up if there ever was one.
- Philadelphia Flyers @ Pittsburgh Penguins. The battle of Pensylvania.
Gary Bettman and the NHL seem keen on focussing on the US teams for the Winter Classic, possibly in a hope to increase ratings within the US. While I understand the logic here, i do disagree with it. The Habs Vs Leafs game would be fantastic to watch, even for fans of other teams.
Posted by admin on 4th, 2008
Avery Alert: With so much news surrounding the Sean Avery situation, our new section “Avery Alert” will bring you all the news comments you need in one handy location. Don’t worry though, this section will only last a short time and will stop once we all get sick off hearing about Avery.
- Avery to meet with Bettman and the NHL Thursday.
The date of the hearing has been set; this Thursday. Avery will travel to New York to face the NHL. Stars co-GM Brett Hull is said to be traveling with Avery. (The Full Story on TSN)
- No Way Out For Avery
Ross McKeon of Yahoo! Sports breaks down the Avery situation and explains that there may be no way for Avery to come out of this in a good position. (The Full Story on Yahoo)
- Avery Apologises to NHL, Team, Ex’s
Avery’s publicist wasted no time in drafting a well written apology. (The Full Story on Yahoo)
- NHL Suspends Avery Indefinitely
After making the “sloppy seconds” comment, the NHL quickly jumped in and indefinitely suspended the agitator. (The Full Story on TSN)
News
- Fan injured in fall at Senators game
A male fan was injured at Scotiabank Place on Wednesday during the Ottawa Senators’ 5-1 victory over the Atlanta Thrashers after falling from the top level of the arena. The man, who Senators president Roy Mlakar stated was not inebriated, originally fell over in row D of the 300 level. He then plummeted into row D of the 200 level, falling on a woman who also sustained injuries. Mlakar believes the man was not seriously hurt. (The Full Story on Yahoo)
- Canes Sack Peter Laviolette
Carolina fired Peter Laviolette on Wednesday. The Hurricanes brought back Paul Maurice to take over as coach, and moved assistant general manager Ron Francis behind the bench as Maurice’s associate coach. Laviolette led the team to the 2006 Stanley Cup title. He’s the career victory leader among U.S.-born coaches.
Trades & Transactions:
- Anaheim acquired defenseman Logan Stephenson from Phoenix on Wednesday for left wing Joakim Lindstrom. Stephenson will report to Iowa of the AHL.
Injuries:
- Brian Rolston (NJ Devils) – Expected back thursday.
- Joe Sakic (C – Avalanche) Expected to miss 6 weeks.
- Marian Gaborik (Wild) Not yet ready to return.
Rumours & Gossip:
- What to do with Avery?
Rumours are ripe that Avery has played his last game in a Stars jersey. If that’s the case, there are a few options the team has, which include: Demoting him to the minors, buying out his contract, looking for a trade, or going through legal channals to void his contract. Either way, if it’s true that Avery is on the out, this could mean a very positive thing for the team.
- Havlat on the block?
After recent changes which ended up with Martin Havlat being demoted to the teams 3rd line, speculation suggests the Hawks could be looking to move him at some stage.
Scores:
- Pittsburgh Penguins 2 – 3 NY Rangers (Shootout)
- Atlanta Thrashers 1 – 5 Ottawa Senators
- St Louis Blues 0 – 4 Minnesota Wild
- Anaheim Ducks 2 – 4 Chicago Blackhawks
- Dallas Stars 2 – Edmonton Oilers 5
Source: NHL.com, Yahoo! Sports, TSN
Posted by admin on 5th, 2008
2 mins Player of the day:
- Richard Park & Nate Thompson (Islanders). Both scored shorthanded goals to lift the Islanders 2-1 over the Rangers today.
Stars of the day:
- Jean-Sebastien Giguere (G – Ducks) 35 Saves, Shutout
- Niclas Wallin (D – Hurricanes) 1G (GWG) in Overtime
- Joey MacDonald (G – Islanders) 35 Saves, 2GA
- Roberto Luongo (G – Canucks) 24 Saves, Shutout
NHLPA files unfair labor practice charge
- NEW YORK (AP)—The NHL players’ association on Tuesday filed an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board regarding negotiations with clubs over European player releases.
The latest move by the union followed notification that it lost a grievance challenging the NHL’s institution of defected player status on drafted and unsigned European players.
That came about because of a lack of an International Ice Hockey Federation transfer agreement between the NHL and hockey federations in some European countries.
The filing of the charge with the NLRB was confirmed by union spokesman Jonathan Weatherdon. The NHLPA declined to comment further because of the ongoing legal matter.
The New York Post first reported the union’s action Tuesday on its Web site.
In the last collective bargaining agreement between the NHL and the players’ association, the union fought for European players to have the same rights as their North American counterparts.
The union’s loss of the grievance gives teams permanent rights to these European players as long as there is a lack of an IIHF transfer agreement between the NHL and international hockey federations. The NHLPA is trying to avoid reverting to a time when the NHL controlled the rights of European players forever.
The charge by the players’ association against the NHL said: “Since on or about June 26, 2008, (the NHL) has failed and refused to bargain with the NHLPA over a mandatory subject of bargaining by unilaterally implementing a rule substantially modifying and restricting the manner in which players under contract to European Clubs may gain employment (in the NHL), without first providing notice to, or bargaining to agreement or good-faith impasse with the NHLPA,” the New York Post reported.
Testimony by NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly was crucial in the NHLPA losing its grievance. Daly and former union executive director Ted Saskin agreed in a letter on July 22, 2005, to temporarily adopt defected player status for Europeans since an IIHF transfer agreement wasn’t in place.
That agreement expired and the union didn’t want to extend it, but the NHL sent a memo on May 19 to the 30 general managers to advise them that it was putting the defected players status back in effect, the Post said.
Devils lose Brodeur
- Martin Brodeur will have to wait longer to break the NHL records after tearing a distal biceps in his left elbow last weekend. He will be out for 3-4 months. He will undergo surgery Thursday.
Trotting Along
- Barry Trotz coached his 750th game, all with Nashville, becoming the 31st NHL coach to reach that milestone and just the 10th to do so with the same team.
oh, they’re hurt:
- Martin Brodeur (Devils): out 3-4 months with torn distal biceps.
He shoots… the scores:
- New York Islanders 2 – 1 New York Rangeres
- Carolina Hurricanes 5 – 4 Toronto Maple Leafs (Overtime)
- Ottawa Senators 2 – 1 Washington Capitals (Overtime)
- Vancouver Canucks 4 – 0 Nashville Predators
- Phoenix Coyotes 4 – 2 Calgary Flames
- Anaheim Ducks 2 – 1 Los Angeles Kings (Overtime)
- San Jose Sharks 3 – 1 Minnesota Wild
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Posted by admin on 15th, 2008
Breaking News:
- Investigator: Hockey player had heart problems
Alexei Cherepanov had heart problems and probably should not have been allowed to play in a game in which he collapsed and died, a regional investigator suggested Tuesday.
Yulia Zhukova said Cherepanov, who died Monday playing for Avangard Omsk in a Continental Hockey League game outside of Moscow, apparently had chronic ischemia—a medical condition when not enough blood gets to the heart or other organs.
“Checks will be conducted to clarify, in particular, why the sportsman with such an illness went onto the ice,” Zhukova said. (Read the full article)
Injury Updates:
- Jason Arnott: Fractured Finger
Arnott has a small fracture in one of the fingers on his right hand and will miss the next three games, the Nashville Tennessean reports. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Pierre-Marc Bouchard: Scratched With Sore Back
Bouchard missed Tuesday’s win over Atlanta with a sore back and will return to Minnesota for an examination, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Jochen Hecht: Out Two Weeks at Least
Hecht will miss at least two weeks after undergoing surgery Tuesday to repair an injured finger, the Associated Press reports. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Islanders D Martinek out 4-6 weeks
New York Islanders defenseman Radek Martinek will be out four to six weeks because of an undisclosed upper body injury sustained in Saturday’s 5-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues, according to a report by the Asbury Park Press on Tuesday. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Jere Lehtinen: Nearing Return to the Ice
Lehtinen (groin) may participate in the team practice on Tuesday, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Jack Johnson: Out Until After All-Star Break
Johnson (shoulder) will undergo surgery to repair a torn labrum and isn’t expected back until after the All-Star Game, the LA Times reports. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Viktor Kozlov: Leg Injury
Kozlov is out for a “couple of weeks” with an undisclosed injury, though it appeared that he injured his left knee in Monday’s win over Vancouver, the Washington Post reports. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Daniel Alfredsson: Could Return on Friday
Alfredsson (knee) could rejoin Ottawa’s lineup as soon as Friday, reports the Ottawa Citizen. (Yahoo! Sports)
League Updates:
- Radulov says he wants to stay in Russia and help grow sport in his country
With the NHL and Russia’s new Continental Hockey League in a dispute over Alexander Radulov, the forward says he wants to stay home and help grow the sport of hockey in his own country.
“I returned to Russia not so that I could return again to the NHL but rather to offer all of my efforts and professionalism to the betterment of Russian hockey taking it to a new level,” according to a translation of the letter attributed to Radulov and provided by the KHL.
Radulov wrote the letter to KHL president Alexander Medvedev possibly to end some mixed signals on whether he wanted to return to the NHL. (read the full article)
- Red Wings visit White House
Less than 24 hours after posting a road victory over Carolina, the Detroit Red Wings traveled north to visit the President.
The defending Stanley Cup champion Red Wings on Tuesday visited the White House and were honored by President George W. Bush in a ceremony for the second time.
Bush also paid tribute to Detroit following the club’s championship victory in 2002. (read the full article)
Signings, Transactions & Acquisitions:
- Report: Lightning sign D Malik
In an effort to beef up their defense, the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday signed blue-liner Marek Malik to a one-year, $1.2 million contract, according to a report by TSN of Canada. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Bruins recall D Hunwick, C Sobotka
The Boston Bruins dipped into their system for a pair of players Tuesday, recalling defenseman Matt Hunwick and center Vladimir Sobotka from Providence of the American Hockey League. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Rangers agree to deal with D Dowzak
The New York Rangers on Tuesday agreed to terms with defenseman Tysen Dowzak on a contract. Terms were not disclosed. (Yahoo! Sports)
- View more NHL and Minor League transactions at NHL.com
Trades & Rumours:
From spectorshockey.net (click to view the full report):
- TIMES ONLINE.COM: Mark Madden reports the Pittsburgh Penguins lack quality wingers for Sidney Crosby’s line and suggests Penguins management should shop center Jordan Staal “sooner, not later”. Madden raises the possibility of Staal perhaps seeing if he’ll receive a lucrative, unmatchable offer sheet from a rival club where he can play as a center rather than a winger, and suggests currently there’s “zero indication” that Staal will re-sign prior to next summer with the Penguins.
- VANCOUVER PROVINCE: Jason Botchford reports there’s been a lull in negotiations between Canucks GM Mike Gillis and the agent for the Sedin twins. They are seeking a “no-trade” clause in their new contracts but Botchford suggests they might be willing to give Gillis some wiggle room by seeking a “no-separation” clause, meaning if they’re to be traded they’d be dealt together to the same team. Botchford also reported the Canucks lost blueline speed when Kevin Bieksa went down to a recent injury, forcing them to dress slower defensemen Shane O’Brien and Rob Davison. “When the back end is completely healthy, it’s unlikely both will play in the same game with any degree of regularity” writes Botchford, adding, “So much for those who want Kevin Bieksa traded.”
- TORONTO SUN: reports Maple Leafs GM Cliff Fletcher denies internet rumors claiming he’s been talking with the Phoenix Coyotes about acquiring first round picks or that defenseman Ian White might be dealt to the Coyotes.
- DENVER POST: Terry Frei reports Colorado Avalanche goalie Peter Budaj must step up his performance to sew up the starting goaltender role with the club. Frei writes the Avs have little choice but to ride out Budaj for a long as possible in part because of their public committment to him and the reality that backup Andrew Raycroft would have to flash back five years to retreive the form of his only elite NHL season. Frei raises the possibility of a trade and the name of Chicago Blackhawks goalie Nikolai Khabibulin.
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Source: Yahoo! Sports | TSN.ca | ESPN | NHL.com
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A selection of the videos added on Tuesday 14 October, 2008.
Videos added today: 42 Total videos on site: 3952
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Rangers Prospect Alexei Cherepanov Dies |
10/13/2008
- New York Ranger prospect Alexei Cherepanov collapsed on the bench at
or near the end of Omsk’s Kontinental Hockey League game and died a
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RIP Alexei Cherepanov – His Last Shift |
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NHL Hitz Pro Ducks vs. Rangers |
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St Louis Blues Vs Toronto Maple Leafs 10/13/08 |
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ISLANDERS VS SABRES – LINE BRAWL 10/13 |
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Big Save By Carey Price |
| Its a Big Save by Carey price front the Piladelphia Flyers on October 13th 2008 |
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Vancouver Canucks @ Calgary Flames 10/11/08 |
| Canucks @ Flames 10/11/08 |
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Hockey Mom Sarah Palin Boo’d At A Hockey Game |
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Alexei Cherepanov Tribute Video |
| Dedicated to the memory of Alexei Cherepanov. 1989-2008. You will missed… R.I.P. Alexei |
| Date: 2008-10-14 05:40:28 – Added by: admin |
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Mike Commodore drills Sean Avery |
| Commodore nice hit on Avery |
| Date: 2008-10-14 05:40:05 – Added by: admin |
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Injury Updates:
- Islanders D Lee leaves game on stretcher
New York Islanders defenseman Chris Lee left Monday’s 6-0 preseason loss against the Florida Panthers on a stretcher with an undisclosed injury. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Scott Walker: Torn ligament
Walker will miss six weeks after undergoing surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left hand on Monday. (ESPN)
- Josh Harding could return Saturday
Harding (eye) could be ready to return by Saturday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. (ESPN)
- Nick Tarnasky could play opening night
Coach Barry Trotz said Tarnasky (broken thumb) could probably play
opening-night if he had to, but he is still wearing a splint on his
broken thumb, the Nashville Tennessean reports. (ESPN)
- Steve Rucchin: Concussion
Doubtful for 2008-09 season. Expected to retire. (Sportsline)
- Martin Gelinas: Knee
Questionable for 2008-09 season. (Sportsline)
- Chris Campoli: Undisclosed
IR. Out until at least mid-October. (Sportsline)
- Mike Sillinger: Hip
IR. Out until at least mid-October. (Sportsline)
- Andy Sutton: Hamstring
IR. Out until at least mid-October. (Sportsline)
- Steve Downie: Knee
Questionable for Oct. 11 vs. N.Y. Rangers. (Sportsline)
- Torrey Mitchell: Leg
IR. Out until at least mid-November. (Sportsline)
- Jeff Finger: Foot
IR. Out until at least mid-October. (Sportsline)
- Viktor Kozlov: Groin
Questionable for Oct. 10 at Atlanta. (Sportsline)
Suspensions:
- Ryan Hollweg: 2 game suspension
Hollweg received a two-game suspension Monday for his third boarding or
checking from behind major over a 41-game span, the Associated Press
reports. (ESPN)
Team News:
- Maple Leafs D Schenn earns spot on roster
Defenseman Luke Schenn, the Toronto Maple Leafs’ first-round pick in this year’s draft, has earned a spot on the team’s opening day roster. The fifth overall selection in the draft, the 18-year-old Schenn had an excellent training camp for the Maple Leafs, recording a goal and a plus-3 rating in seven games. The Saskatchewan native is considered a likely candidate to join Team Canada later this year for the World Junior Championships. (Yahoo! Sports)
Signings, Transactions & Acquisitions:
- Blue Jackets send LaCosta to minors & release Matvichuk
The Columbus Blue Jackets assigned goaltender Dan LaCosta to their American Hockey League affiliate and released defenseman Richard Matvichuk from his tryout contract on Monday. The 35-year-old Matvichuk played for Columbus coach Ken Hitchcock with the Dallas Stars when they won the Stanley Cup in 1999. With 14 years and almost 800 games in the NHL, he was making $96 a day in training-camp pay to try to make the team after being out of the league a year ago. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Hurricanes sign LW LaCouture to 1-year deal
The Carolina Hurricanes on Monday signed left wing Dan LaCouture to a one-year contract. The deal will pay LaCouture $475,000 on the NHL level or $50,000 on the American Hockey League level, with a guarantee of at least $75,000 during the 2008-09 season. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Mark Bell placed on Waivers
Bell has been placed on waivers, reports the Toronto Star. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Rangers assign Wiikman to minors
The New York Rangers on Monday assigned goaltender Miika Wiikman to Hartford of the American Hockey League. The 23-year-old Swede did not dress for the Rangers in their weekend series against the Tampa Bay Lightning in Prague, Czech Republic. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Capitals waive Laing, send Bourque to AHL
The Washington Capitals set their season-opening roster Monday, sending 2007 first-round draft pick Karl Alzner and Chris Bourque to AHL club Hershey and waiving forward Quintin Laing. Alzner was the No. 5 overall pick last year. The 20-year-old defenseman signed a three-year, entry-level contract with Washington in May. (Yahoo! Sports)
- Canucks acquire O’Brien & Ouellet from Lightning
The Vancouver Canucks acquired defenseman Shane O’Brien and right wing Michel Ouellet from the Tampa Lightning on Monday for defenseman Lukas Krajicek and right wing Juraj Simek. O’Brien, 25, recorded four goals and 21 points in 77 games with the Lightning last season. He has played in 158 NHL games, scoring six goals and 31 assists with 330 penalty minutes. (Yahoo! Sports)
- View more NHL and Minor League transactions at NHL.com
Trades & Rumours:
From Spectorshockey.net (click to view the full report):
- THE SPORTING NEWS: Craig Custance reports defenseman Bryan Berard is considering his options after being recently cut by the Philadelphia Flyers.
- OTTAWA SUN: Chris Stevenson reports an NHL team is believed to have put out “feelers” for former Ottawa Senators goalie Ray Emery, who’s currently playing in the KHL after failing to sign with an NHL team as a free agent this summer.
- EDMONTON SUN: Derek Van Diest yesterday reported the Edmonton Oilers intend to start the season with three goalies, unwilling to demote Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers, who has had a good pre-season, as he’d first have to pass through waivers where he’d be claimed by a rival club.
- MLIVE.COM: Ansar Khan reports Detroit Red Wings GM Ken Holland was working the phones trying to move a defenseman prior to the 3 PM deadline on Wednesday to submit final rosters to the league and be salary cap compliant. An NHL source claims Holland is shopping defenseman Kyle Quincey .
- THE TENNESSEAN: John Glennon reports Nashville Predators GM David Poile would like to trim his roster to 22 to leave a spot open to pluck a player off waivers or acquire one via trade.
- RALEIGH NEWS & OBSERVER: Chip Alexander reports the Carolina Hurricanes management are considering their options which could include trading for a top line winger, although GM Jim Rutherford said he wouldn’t make a trade just for the sake of doing so.
- VANCOUVER PROVINCE: Jason Botchford reports Canucks GM Mike Gillis might wait until Wednesday’s waiver wire deadline to make his final cuts, not wishing to lose any more players via waivers after defenseman Norm McIver was plucked off waivers by the Anaheim Ducks.
Game Results:
(Results data courtesy of yahoo! sports)
Source: Yahoo! Sports | TSN.ca | ESPN | NHL.com
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Posted by admin on 4th, 2008
20 newest hockey videos added to 2 Minutes For Hockey on Friday October 3, 2008.
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Toronto Maple Leafs Montage |
| videos from my camera and phone… mind the quality… these are games i attended from 06/07 season and 07/08 season… |
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Bob Probert vs Marty McSorley Oct 8, 1992 |
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Probert vs Marty McSorley from the Detroit Red Wings at Los Angeles
Kings game on Oct 8, 1992. via http://www.hockeyfights.com |
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Kelly Chase vs Lyle Odelein Oct 19, 1992 |
| Kelly Chase vs Lyle Odelein from the St. Louis Blues at Montreal Canadiens game on Oct 19, 1992. via http://www.hockeyfights.com |
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NHL 2K8 shootout! Look at desc. |
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did a shootout on NHL 2K8 on Hall of Famer level. Best out of 3 with me
as the goalie. NYI vs. NJD!! Intermission report by my cuz on webcam.
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Cupless in Vancouver, BC |
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Ryan Hollweg vs Cam Janssen Oct 1, 2008 |
| Ryan Hollweg vs Cam Janssen from the Toronto Maple Leafs at St. Louis Blues game on Oct 1, 2008. via http://www.hockeyfights.com |
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Ryan Hollweg vs David Backes Oct 1, 2008 |
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Hollweg vs David Backes from the Toronto Maple Leafs at St. Louis Blues
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NHL Premiere Prague 2008/2009 Season |
| NY Rangers vs. Tampa Bay in Prague, Czech Republic. |
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Rangers training in Prague 04/10/08 |
| Předzápasový trénink New York Rangers před startem nové sezóny NHL v Praze. |
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Tampa Bay Lightning Starting 5 vs Eisbären |
| Der Tampa Bay Express ist von den Eisbärchen nicht zu stoppen |
| Date: 2008-10-04 13:45:02 – Added by: admin |
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Posted by admin on 28th, 2008
10 newest hockey videos added to 2 Minutes For Hockey on Saturday September 27, 2008.
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10 newest hockey videos added to 2 Minutes For Hockey on Monday September 22, 2008.
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Henrik Tallinder Giveaway Leads to Dominic Moore Goal |
| A bad giveaway pass by Henrik Tallinder leads to a goal from Maple Leaf Dominic Moore. |
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Marty McSorley vs Louie Debrusk Dec 18, 1992 |
| Marty McSorley vs Louie Debrusk from the Los Angeles Kings at Edmonton Oilers game on Dec 18, 1992. via http://www.hockeyfights.com |
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Brent Thompson vs Scott Mellanby Dec 18, 1992 |
| Brent Thompson vs Scott Mellanby from the Los Angeles Kings at Edmonton Oilers game on Dec 18, 1992. via http://www.hockeyfights.com |
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Daniel Alfredson Tribute |
| this is a video i made about D. Alfrdeson Thanks Enojoy comment and rate |
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Ian White Launches Robbie Earl for a Goal – Sept. 22nd |
| The Maple Leafs keep dominating the Sabres in their first pre-season game of the year. |
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Marion Hossa joins the Detroit Red Wings. PART 1: |
| Teleconference with GM Ken Holland and Hossa. Wednesday, July 02, 2008, 12:28:00 PM Marion Hossa signs a one year deal deal with the Red Wings for the 2008-09 season. |
| Date: 2008-09-23 14:00:02 – Added by: admin |
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Claude Boivin vs Kevin McClelland |
| Philadelphia Flyers at Toronto Maple Leafs Jan 25, 1992 |
| Date: 2008-09-23 13:53:56 – Added by: admin |
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Marion Hossa joins the Detroit Red Wings. PART 2 |
| Teleconference with GM Ken Holland and Hossa. Wednesday, July 02, 2008, 12:28:00 PM Marion Hossa signs a one year deal deal with the Red Wings for the 2008-09 season. |
| Date: 2008-09-23 13:53:30 – Added by: admin |
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Patrick Kane & Jonathan Toews: Take Me Out to the Ball Game |
| Chicago Blackhawks forwards Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews sing Take Me Out to the Ball Game at the Cubs game. |
| Date: 2008-09-23 13:52:50 – Added by: admin |
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Marion Hossa joins the Detroit Red Wings. PART 3 |
| Teleconference with GM Ken Holland and Hossa. Wednesday, July 02, 2008, 12:28:00 PM Marion Hossa signs a one year deal deal with the Red Wings for the 2008-09 season. |
| Date: 2008-09-23 13:52:27 – Added by: admin |
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