The new kids in town
There will be plenty of new faces when the Senators have their first on-ice training-camp session Sept.
Archive for August, 2008
Don’t Expect Bryan McCabe to Crack the Florida Panthers Starting Unit
Now that I have talked about Mike Van Ryn going to the Maple Leafs, it is time to talk about who he was traded for, Bryan McCabe, and how he is going to be a top-two D-man on the Panthers…wait, what? Yes, …
Sharks have to show they really do have bite
Will 2009 finally be “The Year of the Shark” in the NHL? Since pushing the Calgary Flames to seven games in a memorable Western Conference final in 2004, the San Jose Sharks have been a favorite pick of most …
Blue jackets: Modin finally healthy, can’t wait to get started
Fredrik Modin, right, played in only 23 games last season thanks to an assortment of injuries.
Hockey: Lindros snubs Flyers
The Philadelphia Flyers are planning to pay tribute to their former captains this preseason, but Eric Lindros will not be among the honorees.
Cammalleri happy in Calgary
Amidst the euphoria and excitement of donning his new sweater for the first time, Michael Cammalleri was also hit with the reality of what it all meant.
Can the ‘Canes get back to the playoffs?
At home in Prince Edward Island, Canada, he’s known as Lyle Richardson . But around these parts, he’s known as Spector, FOXSports.com’s Prince of Pucks.
KU wins two exhibition games in Ottawa
Bill Self wasn’t quite sure what to expect when his Jayhawks hit the court for two exhibition games against Canadian Interuniversity Sport teams Saturday in Canada’s capital city.He ended up with …
Redden sharpens up for Big Apple
The long goodbye continues for former Ottawa Senators defenceman Wade Redden. Redden was in Ottawa Friday going through informal drills with Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson and two university players, …
Ams kick off preseason tonight
There are 32 players on the Tri-City Americans roster for this weekend’s preseason tournament in Everett.
NHL Top Ten Units, Part II
The blueline is a transition unit. It can be a catalyst for the offence and protect its goaltender.
NHL Top Ten Units, Part II
The blueline is a transition unit. It can be a catalyst for the offence and protect its goaltender.
NHL Top Ten Units, Part II
The blueline is a transition unit. It can be a catalyst for the offence and protect its goaltender.
NHL Top Ten Units, Part II
The blueline is a transition unit. It can be a catalyst for the offence and protect its goaltender.
Capitals Latest to Offer ‘Variable Pricing’
According to Greg over at Puck Daddy, the Caps have become the latest team to add variable pricing to their schedule.
Big-name veterans have time on their side
No, it’s not your imagination. The gap between Labour Day and the official opening of NHL training camps is almost three full weeks this year, the longest in recent memory - and there are a couple of reasons …
Pandering to U.S. teams
No, it’s not your imagination. The gap between Labour Day and the official opening of NHL training camps is almost three full weeks this year, the longest in recent memory - and there are a couple of reasons …
Wild interested in Yelle?
Posted on August 29th, 2008 3:19 PM By Michael Russo Good afternoon. Just checking in before the holiday weekend.
Come sail away
The sunset stole the show at the fundraiser on Lake Ontario, writes Laura Serra.
Blues’ pick Cole staying motivated
The pain of losing the 2008 NCAA Championship Final has fueled Ian Cole’s summer of preparation.
Southeast Division Preview: Carolina Hurricanes
The Southeast division has been known throughout its history as the SouthLeast division, and people would have a hard time denying that moniker had no legs.
NHL Pressing Questions: Breaking down the Northeast
A hit by the Flyers’ Randy Jones last October left Bruins sparkplug Patrice Bergeron down and out for the rest of the season.
Cammalleri happy in Calgary
Amidst the euphoria and excitement of donning his new sweater for the first time, Michael Cammalleri was also hit with the reality of what it all meant.
Bourque to dilute Oil-base
There is no question about it, Lac La Biche is Oilers country. Rene Bourque’s hometown, some 225 km northeast of Edmonton, is filled with fans of the squad that is now his biggest rival.
Red Devils work hard to defeat Buck…..
‘ St. Clairsville thought coming into the season it had big-play capability. Friday night during the home opener at a muggy and crowded Belmont county Fairgrounds, the Red Devils displayed the entire arsenal.
Columbus comes to terms with 18 year old Mayorov
The Columbus Blue Jackets have come to terms with forward Maksim Mayorov on a three-year, entry-level contract worth $1.8-million. The deal will pay him $525,000 in the first yera, $600,000 in the second year …
Family charity work eases Gainey’s grief
Bob Gainey’s family has quietly raised close to $1 million for a foundation created in honour of his daughter Laura, who was lost overboard from a Nova Scotia tall ship almost two years ago.
Redden sharpens up for Big Apple
The long goodbye continues for former Ottawa Senators defenceman Wade Redden. Redden was in Ottawa Friday going through informal drills with Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson and two university players, …
B’s goalie Thomas, Wings defenceman Rafalski took part in Finnish hockey reunion
The New England Hockey Journal’s Matt Kalman spoke to Boston Bruins goaltender and Michigan native Tim Thomas about his summer activities, and Thomas discussed an interesting trip that included Red Wings …
Hockey. Forty Sens games on Sportsnet
Wayne Gretzky and his Phoenix Coyotes will be the first team featured in the 40-game Ottawa Senators Rogers Sportsnet East broadcast schedule announced yesterday.