Thanks to Skraut over at HF for the find:
http://gdrinnan.blogspot.com/2009/08/aulin-on-comeback-trail.html
When the Kings traded Rob Blake to Colorado in February of 2001 one of the conditions of that deal was the Kings had their choice of one of Colorado's prospects. They had a plethora of promising young talent back then but Kings scout "Ace" Bailey, who was killed in the hijacked plane t...
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August 06, 2009
Retirement isn’t in Jeremy Roenick’s DNA.
Although the now ex-Sharks center may be hanging up the skates after 20 National Hockey League seasons, J.R.’s naturally waltzing into his next endeavor: vying for a spot on the hit te...
Via Puck Daddy
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August 07, 2009
His 20-year National Hockey League career ended yesterday amid
reflection and tears inside HP Pavilion Center in San Jose. With 513
goals, 1216 points, nine All-Star Game appearances, Jeremy Roenick has
the credentials for an argument for induction into the Hockey Hall of
Fame, but is it enough?Yahoo! Sports' own Ross McKeon
wrote his endorsement yesterday, comparing Roenick...
Via Illegal Curve
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August 08, 2009
Some news and notes from the Blogs today:
The Hockey News: Top 10 Roenick quotes. Love him or hate him, he sure said some memorable things.
T.O. Sports: Where can the Leafs find a talented forward and should they? If you are a Leafs fan and have waited this long, what are a few more years? I’d [...]
Via Forecaster
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August 06, 2009
Jeremy Roenick officially ended a 20-year NHL playing career Thursday, announcing his retirement in San Jose.
Via ESPN
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August 06, 2009
Jeremy Roenick made it official, announcing his retirement as an NHL player after 20 years in the league.
Via The 3rd String Safety
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August 07, 2009
With Jeremy Roenick retiring today, let’s look back at the 1988 NHL Entry Draft and just marvel at how amazing it has turned out.
As per usual, the New York teams did nothing exciting. The Rangers didn’t have a 1st round pick (trying to track down what happened to it with no avail) but chose Troy Mallette and Murray Duval (no NHL games) with picks 22 and 26 in the 2nd...
Via Miami Herald
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August 06, 2009
Veteran center Jeremy Roenick made it official on Thursday and announced his retirement after a 20-year NHL career.
Via Legends of Hockey
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August 08, 2009
This season I am going to introduce a new feature here at Greatest Hockey Legends.com - Sunday Funnies. Hockey history should be taken seriously, but on Sunday's we are going to let loose and enjoy ourselves.Here's a little sneak peek at what we can expect to see with Sunday Funnies. With Jeremy Roenick announcing his retirement last week, we have the perfect starting point for our ice
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August 07, 2009
One another slow August morning, with not much to ponder—I was going to talk about how I think Jeremy Roenick was overrated, better known for saying idiotic stuff than for his actual play, and how he fooled enough people to where he’ll probably get into the Hall of Fame, and why not, Clark Gillies is [...]
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