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NHL Video Highlights from last nights Anaheim Ducks vs Vancouver Canucks game. Roberto Luongo stands on his head but the Ducks win in over time to send Vancouver packing.
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April 02, 2008
Danick Paquette and Peter Delmas weren't named. I find it interesting Kevin Poulin from Victoriaville wasn't named to the team. I've been hearing he was the best goalie in the QMJHL since Roberto Luongo. I am not calling him a bust. If you look at Luongo's numbers and if you look at Patrick Roy's numbers they weren't pretty in the QMJHL...
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April 02, 2008
via Denver Post:
The Avalanche knew three things after Peter Forsberg’s first goal of the season punctuated a rally that gave Colorado a 4-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night at GM Place:
One, Colorado will be back in the NHL playoffs after a one-season absence;
Two, the Avs w...
Via Canucks Hockey Blog
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February 15, 2008
For a team that played without five of its top six defensemen, the Vancouver Canucks did pretty good to earn a point last night. Among the veterans, Markus Naslund was their best forward, Matt Cooke and Alex Burrows stirred things up pretty good, the Sedins and Sami Salo were okay and Roberto Luongo ...
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February 07, 2008
They have snow on the ground and hockey everywhere in the paper, on the radio and on the television.
(Oh, they have carved out a little space for the Super Bowl, too).
Weird one, tonight. Roberto Luongo is in Florida with his pregnant wife waiting for the Canucks to join him, so it's Curtis Sanford...
Via Colorado Avalanche Blog
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March 05, 2008
(Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)The Avalanche moved up to 3rd place in the Northwest division following their 2-1 win over the visiting Vancouver Canucks. But more importantly in a lot of people's minds was the return of Peter Forsberg.Since signing with the Avalanche the day before the trade deadline,...
Via Sports Talk Buzz
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March 31, 2009
Facing a team that the Oil have beat in seven straight games, last night was a much needed “gimme” to stay firmly in the playoff race. Unfortunately, as the Vancouver Canucks founds out a games back, the Coyotes aren’t rolling over and playing dead.
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December 17, 2007
Eric Stephens of the Los Angeles Times reports that a number of Anaheim Ducks players find themselves on the trade block.
Via Girl with a Puck
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March 30, 2009
Through the ups and downs of this Anaheim Ducks season, finding something to write about here on Girl with a Puck has been always been easy.Then, today's post = hardest post ever.Finding a way to say...goodbye.When the stage was set for me here in October and Finny so kindly let me have the opportunity to rant as much as I wanted/needed/felt necessary, it couldn't have come...
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March 30, 2009
Sunday night's Blackhawks game against the Vancouver Canucks was probably the most important game of the season for the Hawks. They entered the game fourth in the Western Conference with 91 points, two points ahead of the Canucks who they're likely to face in the first round of the playoffs. So a win on Sunday would have given the Hawks a four-point cushion and helped assure...
Via Illegal Curve
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January 27, 2008
Welcome to the 2008 NHL SuperSkills Live blog, This event will showcase the super skills of all the NHL All Stars, except for the ones who injured (Sidney Crosby, Henrik Zetterberg), or with their families (Martin Brodeur, Roberto Luongo). Illegal Curve was able to obtain some press credentials for t...
Via HockeyAdventure.com
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February 07, 2008
January 8, 2008. GM Place. Final score: Vancouver Canucks 3, New York Islanders 2 by shootout. Vancouver outshoots the Islanders 45-28.
This might have been the sloppiest game I’ve seen all year at GM Place.
The Islanders’ game notes trumpeted: “CHRISTIE BRINKLEY SUPPORTS HER HOME T...
Via The Puck Stops Here
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January 26, 2008
The All Star Game rosters will be a bit different from those first announced a couple weeks ago. Several players announced will not be playing because of injury or other issues. Of the players voted in as starters, Roberto Luongo, Martin Brodeur, Sidney Crosby and Henrik Zetterberg will not be the...
Via Hockey's Ladies of Greatness
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March 30, 2009
(Cross posted at Couch Tarts)Things are getting rough in the middle of the pack in the Western Conference playoff race. Chicago and Vancouver, 1st round foes if the playoffs began today, played their final regular season match-up today and the results were pretty outstanding. (Why is it I've never thought of Vancouver as a rough team and yet they seem to get into huge scuffles...
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January 10, 2008
Dirtlocker points for: Sidney Crosby, Jassen Cullimore, Roberto Luongo, Evgeni Malkin, Michael Ryder, Petr Sykora This was an exciting week in the NHL. The new year started with a bang and things got off on a good foot.
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