Found April 24, 2008 on
The Ford Stop:
A close battle in New York was played out Saturday, between the New Jersey Devils, and the New York Rangers. In the series the Rangers were up 2-0. So that gave the Devils a reason to play harder Saturday, and they definitely stepped up the plate. It was a close game through all the periods. In the 1...
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March 29, 2009
We keeping harping on how the playoffs are our best teaching tool
because it is a simple process. Either you elevate your game to help
your team or you don't and you go home.With his Medicine Hat Tigers facing elimination in Game 6 of their series with the Swift Current Broncos, Tomas Kundratek brought his "A" game and now there will be a Game 7 on Tuesday evening...
Via sports.aol.com
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June 19, 2007
"A source, who spoke on the basis of anonymity, told TFP that the Bruins have hired Julien.
Julien was the head coach of the New Jersey Devils during the 2006-07 campaign, but was fired on April 3. He led the Devils to a 47-24-8 record before being let go. Calls to the Bruins and Julien were not immediately returned"
Well you might as well keep trying, the Bruins...
Via The Prospect Park
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April 01, 2009
It was simple for Tomas Kundtratek and his Medicine Hat Tigers; win Game 7 or go home.This series against the Swift Current Broncos has been a very close evenly matched series for the most part.Game
7 turned out to be more of a case of the Tigers simply being deeper in
depth and it showed after Medicine Hat earned a 4-1 win to advance to
the second round of the WHL playoffs.
Via rrthoughts.com
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January 12, 2008
Welcome to another round of live blogging from Verizon Center, where it's 80s night with a red mullet giveaway. The press box is packed with New York-area media and the New York Rangers are in town for a marquee matchup.As expected, the starting goalies are the top netminders for each team -- Henrik ...
Via NFL Football Online
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April 01, 2009
Christobal Huet's return to the Bell Centre last night didn't go as planned. Alex Kovalev scored 25 seconds into the game, he let in 4 goals during the game, and his teammates couldn't score on the 6 powerplays they enjoyed during the game. Carey Price played well in this game, and helped them earn the much-needed 2 points. The Florida Panthers also won last night, keeping...
Via sports-central.org
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April 22, 2008
The once-proud New Jersey Devils are 1-3 in playoff series since 2005, and to add insult to injury, were just trumped by their cross-river rivals that they used to own like property. SC's Jon Gonzales looks at the demise of the Devils.
Via 2 Man Advantage
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April 16, 2008
NEW YORK — Sean Avery, alleged John and mediocre forward for the New York Rangers, was officially awarded the title of "Asshat of the Universe" Monday morning after the National Hockey League was forced to alter its rules specifically to keep up with his douchebaggery.
Avery received the award, pr...
Via NHLPens.com
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December 07, 2007
The Pittsburgh Penguins (8-10-1) play host to the surging New York Rangers (11-7-1) tonight in another Atlantic Division battle. The Rangers are looking for their 4th consecutive road win after beating the Leafs, Devils and Flyers all on the road over the last 7 days. The Penguins will be lookin
Via Mets Walk-Offs
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April 08, 2008
Can Johan "The best defensive pitcher the Mets have ever had" Santana play goalie for the New York Rangers?I think he would be pretty good actually, based on what I've seen from his first two starts.I have some slight concerns, both for the New York baseball team and the New York hockey team heading ...
Via Bleatings From a Caps Nut
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March 16, 2008
Washington Capitals (29-35; 66 points; 2nd Southeast Division, 11th Eastern Conference, 23rd Overall) @ New Jersey Devils (37-27; 80 points; 1st Atlantic Division, 1st Eastern Conference, 3rd Overall):Caps Game #65, Road Game #33, NHL Game #971Prudential Center, Newark, NJ, 7:08 pm. Washington TV: C...
Via NY Daily News
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March 31, 2009
There may have been more glitz to the undercard bout between Sean Avery and Martin Brodeur, but the main event was a crucial duel between bitter rivals with major playoff implications, and the Rangers answered the bell.
Via SPORTS by BROOKS
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April 01, 2009
In 2004, former St. Louis Blues & New Jersey Devils player Mike Danton was sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison for trying to arrange a murder-for-hire plot. The intended target was Danton’s agent and former youth hockey coach David Frost, a not-so-pleasant person who would mentally & physically abuse players and force them into [...]
Via wizbangsports.com
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January 25, 2008
A year ago they reached the conference finals. From AP-
NEW YORK-- The setting was the regular season instead of the postseason, but the stakes seemed nearly as high for the New York Rangers and Buffalo Sabres.
Not since the second round of last year's playoffs had the Rangers faced their East...
Via Online Sports Guys
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April 01, 2009
((HT: TSN))TSN has learned that former NHL player Mike Danton, who has been serving time in a Federal prison in the United States, is back in Canada and could be a free man very shortly.The Brampton, Ontario native pled guilty to "murder-for-hire" charges in November of 2004. He has served over four years of his seven and a half year sentence at FCI Sandstone, a Minnesota...
Via The Hockey Herald
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April 01, 2009
via CBC:
Former National Hockey League forward Mike Danton, who was sentenced to 7½ years in prison in November 2004, is back in Canada and seeking parole.
Danton, who has played for the St. Louis Blues and New Jersey Devils, was transferred to Ontario’s Kingston Penitentiary on March 19. Since 2005, Danton had been petitioning to be [...]
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