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Megan Fox Has Wierd Scene With Hockey Player Ian Laperriere In This Is 40 (Video)
The new movie This is 40 came out last week and I'm hearing good things about it. Check out this scene with Megan Fox and 4 former Philadelphia Flyers players, Scott Hartnell, James van Riemsdyk (Toronto Maple Leafs), Ian Laperriere (retired), and Matt Carle (Tampa Bay Lightning). Not often you get to see the sexy Megan Fox wearing a hockey players fake teeth in a movie...
Exclusive: Interview with Flyers’ Ian Laperriere
Ian Laperriere quietly roamed the hallways of the Flyers Skate Zone during last week’s Developmental Camp with a skewed smile and some pep in his step.
He had just stepped off the ice after running the annual Flyers rookie camp for the second year in a row in Voorhees, New Jersey.
The newly appointed Director of Player Development, with his signature closely-cropped hair, was...
Tim Panaccio: Being His Own Man
Sat down with Ian Laperriere on Tuesday to chat about this being his first rookie camp whe he is totally in charge as director of player development.
His job next season is to meet up with every player and spend some one-on-one time with them. It's not just following up on their on-ice performance but off the ice, scholastics (if applicable), nutrition, etc.
He'll be...
Video Of The Week- Lappy
For those of you that just hopped on the Kings bandwagon, its about time you learned about some of the former players. One fan favorite from back in the day was Ian Laperriere. Known as “Lappy” to the fans, the Canadian right-winger played with the Kings from 1996-2004.
Although Lappy was not much of a goal scorer or playmaker, the man could fight with the best of them. Standing...
Laperriere officially retires
Philadelphia Flyers forward Ian Laperriere has retired from the NHL, more than two years after playing his last game.
Laperriere sat out the past two seasons because of post-concussion syndrome resulting from getting hit in the right eye with a puck during the 2010 playoffs. He officially retired Tuesday because his contract expired and he was able to come off the salary cap.
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June 12, 2012
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VIDEO – Ian Laperriere Retires from Hockey
Ian Laperriere was a Philadelphia Flyer for a very short time in the grand scheme of things, however, his impact on the franchise and on hockey will be felt for years to come. Today, after sitting out two seasons because of post concussion syndrome, Ian Laperriere called it a career and hung up his skates.
He will be remembered as one of the most courageous players every to play...
Tim Panaccio: Lappy on Former Flyers Turned Kings
On a day when Ian Laperriere spoke to the Philly media about his retirement, he earned major props, in my mind, for not beating around the bush on Claude Giroux.
Lappy said what we all know is very true: that in order for Giroux to grow as a top line, first rate NHL star, he had to step out of the vast shadows cast from Mike Richards and Jeff Carter.
He had to get their ice...
Ian Laperriere With His Retirement Announcement
from Frank Seravalli of the Philadelphia Daily News, Ian Laperriere waited until after the Stanley Cup final ended, with the Los Angeles Kings on top, to announce something that was 2 years in the making.
Laperriere, 38, officially announced his retirement from hockey on Tuesday. He spent the last two seasons of his contract working with the Flyers’ prospects in a coaching role...
Bill Meltzer: Meltzer's Musings: Laperriere, Today in Flyers History
It was a foregone conclusion that Ian Laperriere would announce his retirement after the 2011-12 season, but there is still a little bit of sadness that his career had to end with two seasons on injured reserve as a result of post-concussion issues that prevented him from returning to the ice for the Flyers.
The retirement paperwork will be filed as soon as the off-season officially...
A Brief E-mail Interview with Ian Laperriere
With all the concussions that are happening in the National Hockey League this year, I figured now would be a good time to do an e-mail interview with an NHLer who has had one and that is Ian Lapperriere.
Lapperriere has not played in the NHL since the 2009-10 season due to post-concussion syndrome. Ian was kind enough to take the time to tell us about how he got into hockey, how...
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