Archive for July, 2009

With a little help, Kings finally have playoff look

Ryan Smyth remembers lining up against Anze Kopitar in the faceoff circle when Kopitar was 16 years old.

Stanley Cup coming to Regina

Chris Kunitz is slated to bring the Stanley Cup home to Regina on Aug. 10. The 29-year-old forward won his second NHL title this spring with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Oilers no longer interested in Heatley

Dany Heatley is a two-time 50-goal scorer. The Edmonton Oilers say they’re no longer interested in Dany Heatley.

Balsillie boarded; the Phoenix Coyotes story few people read

The NHL really showed Wednesday how as a business, it is a game of TEGWAR, The Exciting Game Without Any Rules.

Report: Hossa’s contract with Chicago under investigation

Marian Hossa #81 of the Detroit Red Wings skates against the Pittsburgh Penguins during Game Seven of the 2009 NHL Stanley Cup Finals at Joe Louis Arena on June 12, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.

Report: Hossa’s contract with Chicago under investigation

Marian Hossa #81 of the Detroit Red Wings skates against the Pittsburgh Penguins during Game Seven of the 2009 NHL Stanley Cup Finals at Joe Louis Arena on June 12, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.

Continue reading “Gionta (Stephen) stays in New Jersey Devils’ organization”

Devils GM Lou Lamoriello announced the signing of eight players Friday morning. The Devils were able to keep one Gionta.

Wild re-sign G Harding

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Bertuzzi looking for work, but not with Flames

Todd Bertuzzi gets the Calgary Flames’ hint. Over the last three months, the veteran NHL forward hasn’t heard a word from the Flames, the team Bertuzzi played for last season, about whether they are interested in bringing him back for a second season.

Blues sign ex-Senators d-man Bell

Brendan Bell played in 53 games with the Senators last season, recording six goals and 15 assists.

Bell bolts Senators for Blues

Brendan Bell is no longer singing the Blues. He’s playing for them. Growing anxious over being a player without a team, the former Senators and 67’s defenceman today signed a one-year, two-way contract with the St.

Chris Kunitz to bring the Stanley Cup to Regina

Pittsburgh Penguins’ Philippe Boucher celebrates his game-winning goal with Regina product Chris Kunitz and Sidney Crosby during the third period versus the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 1 of their NHL Eastern Conference final series in Pittsburgh earlier this year.

Dallas Stars player profiles: Karlis Skrastins

Karlis Skrastins will not get you a lot of points. His career high is 18 set last season in 80 games with the Florida Panthers.

Central: Young teams set sights on re-loading Wings

The chance to repeat as champions ended only in the last seconds of Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

CIT Group Backs Out of Funding Molson Family’s Montreal Canadiens Purchase

CIT Group Inc. , the 101-year-old commercial lender trying to avert collapse, pulled out of a deal to provide financing for the Molson familya s bid to purchase the National Hockey Leaguea s Montreal Canadiens, a spokesman said.

Report: NHL investigating Chicago Blackhawks’ contract with Marian Hossa

New Blackhawks right winger Marian Hossa greets fans. / July 17, 2009) The NHL is investigating the contract between the Blackhawks and free agent Marian Hossa, according to a published report.

Pascal Leclaire, the Senators new goalie, knows the spotlight will be …

Pascal Leclaire, acquired by the Senators in March, poses at Scotiabank Place after an off-ice workout on Wednesday.

Tollefsen, Flyers reach contract terms

Ole-Kristian Tollefsen had two knee surgeries last season. Free-agent defenceman Ole-Kristian Tollefsen reached terms Thursday on a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Flyers.

Islanders Sign Hillen

The New York Islanders today announced that they have signed defenseman, Jack Hillen to a two-year contract.

Canucks blast Blackhawks

In the sixth game of a road trip on which most things have gone right, pretty much everything went wrong for the Blackhawks.

NHLPA says nein to skating

Who would have thought that Buffalo Sabres players would so involved in a ban proposed by the NHLPA on skating at Olympic training camps for national teams? The union doesn’t think the players are adequately insured by their federations and recommends players take part in off-ice sessions only.

Sens want end to Heatley drama

Count Chris Kelly among those who don’t want Dany Heatley’s future hanging over the Senators going into training camp.

Three Red Wings-related lists: A ‘power poll,’ four top…

The summer’s list-making season is upon us, and the Detroit Red Wings merited three mentions in various publications today, starting with the Sporting News’s Craig Custance, who ranks the Red Wings as second behind the Pittsburgh Penguins in his first “power poll” of the 2009-2010 season: July 24, The Sporting News : 2. Detroit Red […]

Flames sign F Boyd

Dustin Boyd #16 of the Calgary Flames skates in his first NHL game against the Philadelphia Flyers on March 5, 2009 at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Nokelainen, Ducks agree to extension

Petteri Nokelainen #17 of the Anaheim Ducks gets into position for a face off against the Dallas Stars during the game on March 6, 2009 at Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

Oilers ink Potulny, Reddox

The Edmonton Oilers have agreed to terms with forwards Liam Reddox and Ryan Potulny, general manager Steve Tambellini announced yesterday.

Flames sign F Boyd

The Calgary Flames signed forward Dustin Boyd on Thursday. Boyd posted a career year with Calgary last season, netting 11 goals with 22 points in 71 games.

With a little help, Kings finally have playoff look

Ryan Smyth remembers lining up against Anze Kopitar in the faceoff circle when Kopitar was 16 years old.

Garden Party: Cablevision To Spin MSG Business

It looks as if Cablevision Systems Corp. will be spinning off its Madison Square Garden business after all.

Leafs drop below .500 with loss to Bruins

This time, the Toronto Maple Leafs could not hide behind a consolation point in the standings.