Well, we’re roughly a month away from arguably the most exciting part of the NHL offseason: the annual entry draft. General Managers and scouting staffs are always busy during this time of year trying to find the next elite NHL’er.
And then there were two: the Calgary Flames from the West and the Tampa Bay Lightning from the East are the two teams who will be battling for the Stanley Cup. Calgary defeated Vancouver, Detroit, and San Jose to get this far, while Tampa defeated the Isl
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On Saturday morning, Team Canada announced their roster for the 2004 World Cup of Hockey, and as always, there were a few surprises. As always, Team Canada is relying on some veteran leadership from the likes of Joe Sakic, Steve Yzerman, and Mario Lemieux
As far as Canadian fans are concerned the season ended a few weeks ago. During the end of year press conference Mr. Gainey was his predictably candid self, and shed next to no light on his business during the off-season. What little news there was has alr
Well, the season is done and we’ve had time to take a breather and look back at what went on with our Canadiens. Time now for the first in a series of ’03-’04 recaps and analyses. Questions or comments? Email me and let me know.
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With Montreal prospect Alexander Perezhogin sitting out one full season in the AHL, it appears that hockey’s judicial system is in need of a serious rehaul.
At 11:00 AM EST this morning, Alexander Perezhogin learned his punishment for his role in a stick-swinging altercation with Cleveland Barons player Garret Stafford during a AHL playoff game last week. The AHL suspended Perezhogin for 1 year. It means he w