PAUL MARA RUMORS & GOSSIP

The Obligatory Paul Mara Post

With one single article, Katie Strang of ESPN New York sent all of New York into a frenzy.  Per his agent, the Rangers “might” be looking at Paul Mara as a veteran defenseman.  One simple sentence, and every single Ranger fan was questioning the health of Marc Staal. I have to admit, it was kind of funny to witness on Twitter. Yes, the Staal concussion is a concern...
Via Blue Seat Blogs  |  September 21, 2011

Greg Campbell Tears Paul Mara's Jersey in Spirited Scrap at TD Garden

Paul Mara was looking for trouble on Thursday night, seeking out Bruins veteran Mark Recchi in hopes of roughing him up after his comments about Max Pacioretty's injury. He didn't get much of a scrap in when he challenged Recchi in front of the net, but he had his hands full when he squared off with Greg Campbell at center ice. The fight ended more or less in a draw, but...
Via NESN.com  |  March 24, 2011

Steven Hindle: The Meaning of Mara

What Does the Acquisition of Paul Mara Mean? While the Canadiens brought back Paul Mara last evening via a trade that sent a 5th rounder to the Anaheim Ducks, many people are wondering what the logic behind the deal could be? The truth is that the Habs have long been focused on determining how to help both their offense and their defense, and while injuries to the blue line...
Via HockeyBuzz  |  February 17, 2011

Kamal Panesar: Montreal Canadiens Trade Analysis: Paul Mara For A Fifth Round Pick

So as you have likely heard by now, the Montreal Canadiens reacquired defenseman Paul Mara from the Anaheim Ducks, in the wee hours of the night, for a fifth round pick in 2012. Mara, a free agent acquisition by the Habs in the summer of 2009, played a total of 43 games with the Habs last year before going under the knife for season ending shoulder surgery. Mara had eight assists...
Via HockeyBuzz  |  February 17, 2011

Press Release - Habs Reacquire Paul Mara

CANADIENS ACQUIRE DEFENSEMAN PAUL MARA FROM THE ANAHEIM DUCKS IN RETURN FOR A FIFTH ROUND PICK IN 2012 EDMONTON - (February 16, 2011) – Montreal Canadiens general manager Pierre Gauthier announced late this evening that the team acquired defenseman Paul Mara from the Anaheim Ducks in return for a fifth round pick in 2012, previously acquired from the Ducks in the trade that...
Via HabsAddict.com  |  February 17, 2011

Getting to know Paul Mara

Paul Mara is all business on the ice, that’s no secret. But what’s he like in everyday life? We sat Paul in our hot seat to find out. Who would play the role of Paul Mara if your life story was to be made into movie? Russell Crow...
Via nhl.com  |  August 20, 2009

Habs add experience to D, ink Mara for 1 year

The Canadiens have signed free agent Paul Mara to a one-year contract, adding size and experience to their group of defensemen. The 29-year-old Mara had five goals and 16 assists in 76 games with the New York Rangers last season. He has 63 career goals for the Rangers, Tampa Bay, Phoenix and Boston.
Via Fox Sports  |  July 10, 2009

Habs ink Mara, Leafs get another Swede import

The Canadiens have signed free agent Paul Mara to a one-year contract, adding size and experience to their group of defensemen.
Via SI.com  |  July 10, 2009

Goodbye to the Beard

The Habs have signed Paul Mara for one year. See the story, and one last great picture of that beard, here.
Via Rangers Report  |  July 10, 2009

"A pretty exciting building to play in"

The Washington Examiner had a short post in their "Cheers and Jeers" section focused on the Washington Capitals with a telling quote from New York Ranger defenseman Paul Mara."I was talking to [goalie] Henrik [Lundqvist] on the bench and four or five years ago this place was pretty quiet," said Rangers defenseman Paul Mara. "But now it's one of the...
Via On Frozen Blog  |  January 05, 2009
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