PAUL KARIYA RUMORS & GOSSIP

I Finally Own A Paul Kariya Auto!

It's taken me a long time, and too long in fact, to lock down an autograph of one of the best players in Ducks' franchise history. Paul Kariya signatures usually go for too much cash as he doesn't seem to have a lot of John Hancocks available. I was patient and eventually landed the below beaut for a bit over half a blaster.It was a sum I was more than happy to shell...
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March 04, 2013  |  Discuss

Vote: Who Would You Name Captain of Your Hockey East All-Time Team?

As arguably the nation’s preeminent college hockey conference, Hockey East has boasted its share of legends throughout its 29-year history. Choosing a single definitive Hockey East all-star team is difficult enough, but what if you had to choose just one player to captain that squad? Undeniably the most high-profile player on this list, Paul Kariya was a dominant force during his...
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March 02, 2013  |  Discuss

Fantasy Hockey 301: Drafting Fear In Your Eyes!

Sooooooo......this classic applies to any fantasy hockey GM out there and it is from September of last year. The reality is it could be for any summer, from the start of the offseason until the beginning of training camp. Here goes something!     Yes fear takes many forms, but was Paul Kariya?  No, he went on to answer the bell literally as he scored a goal after...
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June 20, 2012  |  Discuss

Northwest Athlete Profile: Paul Kariya

NHL Hockey: Paul Kariya Age: 37 DOB: 1974/10/16 POB: Vancouver, B.C., Canada Height: 5-10 Weight: 185lbs Shoots: L NHL Seasons: 15 Drafted by Anaheim in 1993 (1/4). The Dynamic Duck Paul Kariya was a player that broke the mold for his generation of NHL hockey players – small, fast, skilled, durable and in the end very successful in his craft. He played in the NHL for the...
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May 04, 2012  |  Discuss

Paul Kariya, Brian Gionta Among Top Five Forwards in Hockey East History

Hockey East has frequently featured some of the most talented college hockey players in the world since coming into existence in 1984, but a few players have stood above the rest. One such player is Paul Kariya. Considered by many to be one of the finest college hockey players of all time, Kariya has gone on to enjoy a successful NHL career, but his playing days at the University...
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February 11, 2012  |  Discuss

Trade With The Cardboard Don: A Russell Red Refractor and Paul Kariya Fever = More Cowbell

I completed my fourth trade with Wicked Ortega of The Cardboard Don, né My Past Time.......I Love It!!. You can look over the first deal here, the second here, and the third here. Wicked posted a card he picked up, and I immediately knew I would do what it took to make it mine. After a long wait, we finally came to an agreement and the cards made it my way. One card in particular...
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January 30, 2012  |  Discuss

Vote: Who Were the Best Brothers to Play in Hockey East?

Over the course of Hockey East's storied history, there have been multiple pairs of brothers who have found success. That success -- which usually comes with brothers skating next to each other on th same team -- has come in both Hockey East and at the professional level. Paul Kariya and Steve Kariya were both standouts at the University of Maine. Steve spent four years with...
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January 26, 2012  |  Discuss

Paul McCann: 1,000 Games, Almost as Many Stories

The first goal. The first win. The first win over Detroit, in an ice storm. The R2K line. Five assists from the Great One. Back door Bubba. Sully’s hat trick. Signing Paul Kariya. The lock-out. The first playoff series. The Forsberg trade. Two game sweep in Detroit, two months after the Jiri Fisher game. The rally. “Keep Your Damn Hands Off My Team!” The sale. The...
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November 12, 2011  |  Discuss

Paul Kariya Retires.

An NHL career which should've been far greater than it ultimately was has been ended prematurely because of concussion injury. Paul Kariya, who played for the Anaheim Ducks, Colorado Avalanche, Nashville Predators and St. Louis Blues, formally announced his retirement today in an interview with the Toronto Globe and Mail, where he laid blame on his long history of concussion...
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June 29, 2011  |  Discuss
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