ED BELFOUR RUMORS & GOSSIP

Ed Belfour Heritage Night: Remembering “The Eagle”

In honor of the Blackhawks celebrating Ed Belfour Heritage Night on Sunday, it’s worth a moment to look back at the Hall of Fame career of one of the great netminders in Hawks history. The following is an excerpt from … Continue reading →
Via Committed Indians  |  March 25, 2012

Belfour continues to resonate with hockey fans

There's still so much to like about Ed Belfour. Maybe it's the sheer fact that he has that whole every man persona that seems to truly resonate with fans of any sport. That appeal was apparent on Saturday night in Dallas when he was honored prior to a game between the Stars and Minnesota Wild for his 2011 induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Between 1997 and 2002, "...
Via Fox Sports Southwest  |  February 05, 2012

ED BELFOUR NIGHT IN DALLAS

If ever there was a goaltender that personified the stereotype that goalies are a different breed:moody, superstitious, and routine oriented, it would be Ed Belfour. His quirks, combined with his undying work ethic and passion to succeed, made him a Stanley Cup champion and one of the game’s greats – and recently a member of the Hockey Hall Of Fame. While other goaltenders...
Via Pro Sports Blogging  |  February 04, 2012

Blackhawks to host Ed Belfour Heritage Night on March 25

The Chicago Blackhawks will host Ed Belfour Heritage Night at the United Center on Sunday, March 25 before the team battles the Nashville Predators at 6:30 P.M. Belfour will drop the ceremonial first puck, while the organization will honor hi...
Via nhl.com  |  December 11, 2011

Neb-Omaha goalie Dayn Belfour wants own identity (AP)

Dayn Belfour walks and talks like his father. He does not, however, play goalie like newly inducted Hockey Hall of Famer Ed Belfour. That's not a knock against Dayn. Few men have worked between the pipes the way "Eddie the Eagle" did in a 16-year NHL career highlighted by a Stanley Cup and two Vezina Trophies.
Via Yahoo! Sports  |  December 09, 2011

Pavel Bure Deserves to be in the Hall of Fame

Today the Hockey Hall of Fame inducted four more players: Ed Belfour, Joe Nieuwendyk, Doug Gilmour and Mark Howe. As always, the inductees are quickly praised before the hockey world debates who should have been inducted, but wasn’t. And for another year, the Pavel Bure argument has gained more momentum. The hall of fame is filled with a lot of players who don’t deserve...
Via Rob The Hockey Guy  |  November 15, 2011

Eddie the exec? Question follows Ed Belfour into Hockey Hall of Fame

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Via SportingNews.com  |  November 14, 2011

Four players added to Hall of Fame

The Hockey Hall of Fame has opened its doors to four new members. Joe Nieuwendyk, Ed Belfour, Doug Gilmour and Mark Howe were presented with rings at the hall Monday morning. Howe was a converted defenseman whose smooth skating and crisp passing helped the Flyers twice reach the Stanley finals. Nieuwendyk was a quiet leader who won three Stanley Cups with three teams. Belfour...
Via AP on Fox  |  November 14, 2011

Nieuwendyk, Belfour, Gilmour, Howe in hockey hall

The Hockey Hall of Fame has opened its doors to four new members. Joe Nieuwendyk, Ed Belfour, Doug Gilmour and Mark Howe were presented with rings at the hall Monday morning. Howe was a converted defenseman whose smooth skating and crisp passing helped the Flyers twice reach the Stanley finals. Nieuwendyk was a quiet leader who won three Stanley Cups with three teams. Belfour...
Via AP on Fox  |  November 14, 2011

HHOF Makes Room For Belfour

from Scott Burnside of ESPN, Longtime goaltending instructor and hockey school operator Steve McKichan picked up the phone in the summer of 2004 to hear a man’s voice asking him if he took adult students at his camp. No, McKichan told the man, he didn’t have room. Too bad. The man said he had some problems against Philadelphia the previous spring in the playoffs and...
Via Kukla's Korner  |  November 11, 2011
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