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After losing for the 10th time in 13 games, it was time to rock the boat. Actually, the boat needed to be rocked a while ago and this might just be too late but we won?t know for a while. After trading for Mathieu Schneider, demoting Sergei Kostitsyn and Ryan O?Byrne and calling up Greg [...]
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Via Illegal Curve
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February 19, 2009
From
Alex Kovalev is still a Montreal Canadien and apparently ready to resume practising with the NHL team on
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This situation is getting more bizarre by the day.? While Kovalev was only scheduled to sit out the next two games (the Habs play Pittsburgh ...
Via The Hockey Herald
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February 17, 2009
via Globe and
Canadiens general manager Bob Gainey took the unusual step of sending Kovalev home yesterday, excluding him from the conclusion of the Habs? six-game trip with orders to ?relax for a couple of days? and ?stay away? from the
?The team doesn?t need Alex the way he?s ...
Via The Hockey Herald
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February 19, 2009
via National
-?If I were in [Alex Kovalev's] skates, I?d have played my last game for the Canadiens. No player with his talent would accept being humiliated like that ? I don?t know what Gainey is trying to prove in front of
-?If you?re paying guys $4-million, $5-million a ...
Via The Hockey Herald
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February 20, 2009
via
The Canadiens took three of a possible 12 points on their road
They are clinging to a playoff spot, and the future of their most talented player is
Things couldn?t possibly get worse,
La Presse columnist Richard Labb? is on 110% promising a ...
Via Illegal Curve
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February 17, 2009
From
Struggling veteran?Alex Kovalev?has been given some time off by the Montreal
General Manager Bob Gainey said Tuesday he met with Kovalev to tell him he won?t be on the team?s trip this week for games Wednesday night in Washington and Thursday night in
His status ...
Via On Frozen Blog
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February 19, 2009
A number of interesting topics are addressed in Alexander Ovechkin's latest interview with Pavel Lysenkov and SovetskySport, which took place last night after Ovechkin had addressed North American media and will be published tomorrow. Our friend Dmitry Chesnokov passed along a translation to us this afternoon. Among other topics, Alex shares his thoughts on just how specialÂ...
Via MVictors.com
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February 18, 2009
No, itrsquo;s not the name of a Canadian law firm, itrsquo;s a little audio from last nightrsquo;s Red Berenson Show live from The Arena on WTKA.
In the final segment of the night Andy Evans and John Bacon toss the microphone over to Coach Red who relived a few old tales with his former idol, opponent, teammate, and roommate: the great Gordie Howe. A few notes:
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February 20, 2009
I don?t care about the Habs last 2 games right now. I don?t care about Alex Kovalev either. I don?t even care that the Canadiens are in danger of falling out of a playoff spot. There are more important things to worry about right
According to various sources, La Presse will be coming out ...
Via Illegal Curve
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February 18, 2009
A reminder to all of our readers, that the Illegal Curve Radio Show takes place tonight from 8PM -9PM Central Standard Time. For those of you in the Winnipeg region, you can listen live on 92.9 Kick FM. For those of you in the internet universe, you can listen live at www.kick.fm or by clicking ...
Via Sports Talk Buzz
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February 17, 2009
Just over 24 hours ago, Bob Gainey decided he had seen enough. The inconsistency on the powerplay, the lack of a transition game, the complete disappearance of any kind of defensive awareness in the defensive zone, the lack of effort, and the list can go on for a while. The Habs GM pulled the ...
Via The Hockey Herald
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February 18, 2009
via
The Alex?Kovalev saga has taken another interesting return as the Canadiens forward has refuted a published report that stated his days in Montreal were over and that he was unhappy with the Canadiens young
According to a report on a Montreal-based web site ruefrontenac.com, ...
Via Penguins Experience
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February 17, 2009
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Blog: Penguins Experience
Title: Is it Childish to Laugh?
Author: PenguinsExperience
January 28th, 2009 - A Puck Daddy Interview with?Sergei Kostitsyn:And who is the most overhyped player?It is probably ...
Via Josh Q. Public
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February 19, 2009
Since coming to Detroit, Babcock has an incredible regular-season record. Since coming to Detroit, he has won a Stanley Cup.  Behind his leadership, the Wings show no signs of slowing down.
Via Sports Talk Buzz
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February 19, 2009
Turn on your PVR and record SportsCentre tonight because Alex Ovechkin just scored one of the greatest goals he has ever scored. A great spin-o-rama tip at centre, drives hard? to the net, gets tripped, but still manages to flip the puck past Carey
Make sure if you watch only one ...
Via The Hockey Herald
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February 20, 2009
via Montreal
One of the suspects arrested in a Montreal police operation targetting organized crime is closely linked with Canadiens’ players Andrei and Sergei Kostitsyn, La Presse reports in its Friday
Pasquale Mangiola was arrested last week in Project Axe, a Montreal ...
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