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With alumni that include Lightning forward Ryan Malone, Maple Leafs defenseman Jeff Finger and Avalanche forward Tyler Arnason, St. Cloud State University is developing a strong reputation for preparing players for the NHL.
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March 07, 2009
Someone made mention of Steve Downie getting suspended for 20 games for his slash on a linesman during a face off at center ice. You know, I dun no the video isn't that good but it appears that the ref was inadvertently hit by uber hack Steve Downie and received the suspension based on his preceding reputation.Steve Downie sits again, this time for 20 games after slashing an...
Via The Hockey Herald
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March 07, 2009
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Gary?Roberts? NHL career is
Unclaimed on waivers on trade deadline day, the 42-year-old veteran will not play another game with the Tampa Bay Lightning this season. He had already announced that he would retire at the end of this
A formal announcement of Roberts? ...
Via Just Talkin Sports
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March 05, 2009
In the newest event in the Steve Downie saga, he has appartently slashed an official and was given a misconduct.Then he was suspended for 20 games.Steve Downie could actually be a hockey player and what I mean is that he could play and be effective for many teams.But.... Steve Downie's days will be numbered in the NHL if he doesn't find a way to stop doing all these stupid...
Via Online Sports Guys
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March 05, 2009
The AHL has suspended the Norfolk Admirals' forward 20 games for deliberately striking an official with his stick.Late in the third period of the Admirals' game against the Hershey Bears on February 28, Downie slashed linesman Mike Hamilton before a face-off. Downie was given a game misconduct ...
Via Bucket of Pucks
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March 07, 2009
Winger Gary Roberts is retiring from hockey. Roberts was the 12th overall pick by the Calgary Flames in the 1984 draft. In 1,224 games played, with Calgary, Carolina, Toronto, Florida, Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay, Roberts accumulated 438 goals, 471 assists and 2560 PIMs. He also won a Stanley Cup as a member of the Calgary Flames in 1988-89.
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