ROBERTO LUONGO RUMORS

Could Roberto Luongo be Heading to the Toronto Maple Leafs?

There has been plenty of speculation for the last few weeks that Roberto Luongo wants to be traded from the Vancouver Canucks. These rumours started since the Canucks got ousted out of the 1st round of the 2012 NHL Playoffs by the hands of the Los Angeles Kings. Since that time it is suspected that Canucks General Manager Mike Gillis has constructed a short list of teams Luongo wants...
Via Rant Sports  |  13 hours ago

Maple Leafs not serious about acquiring Roberto Luongo — yet

Toronto Maple Leafs president and general manager Brian Burke told TVA Sports that he has not had serious discussions with the Vancouver Canucks about acquiring goalie Roberto Luongo. There has not been significant discussion (with the Canucks) about that player. That doesn’t mean Burke won’t end up doing so with Canucks general manager Mike Gillis. David Nonis...
Via RumorMeThis  |  3 days ago

A Solution for the Maple Leafs Goaltending Issues

This past week, Bob Mackenzie indicated on TSN Radio that the Maple Leafs would not be interested in goaltender Roberto Luongo. This seems to be a sentiment echoed throughout the media and I happen to agree with it. Don’t get me wrong, I think Luongo is a great goalie and will be good for the next five years at least, I just don’t think the Maple Leafs are interested...
Via Kukla's Korner  |  5 days ago

Should the New Jersey Devils inquire about Roberto Luongo if Martin Brodeur retires?

With the thought of the New Jersey Devils hoisting another Stanley Cup looking like a possibility more so than ever s nice advancing to the finals, the future of goaltender Martin Brodeur resurfaces. The Vancouver Canucks and Roberto Luongo are in communication about what to do next season as far as where he plays. If the cards fall into place, the New Jersey Devils may be another...
Via centericechat.com  |  5 days ago

Saturday Faceoff: Top destination for Luongo?

There’s a lot of confusion surrounding Roberto Luongo nowadays. On Thursday, Canucks head coach Alain Vigneault said Luongo wanted out. Shortly thereafter, GM Mike Gillis said Vigneault misspoke.No matter what Luongo’s true desire is, there is a legitimate chance he is traded this offseason due to the emergence of Cory Schneider. What would be the top destination for...
Via Red Light District Hockey  |  6 days ago

Roberto Luongo's Days in Vancouver Appear Numbered, But Market for High-Priced Netminder Could Be Limited

Canucks coach Alain Vigneault was signed to a two-year extension through the 2014-15 season on Wednesday, two weeks after general manager Mike Gillis inked an extension of his own. That doesn't mean there won't be major changes taking place in Vancouver this summer. And the biggest change expected is in goal. Just two years into a mammoth 12-year, $64-million deal, Roberto...
Via NESN.com  |  8 days ago

Report No Luongo for Tampa Bay?

Speculation over where the Tampa Bay Lightning might turn for goaltending help figures to continue well into the offseason. After all, this is a club that just missed advancing to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2010-11, yet missed the playoffs entirely this season -- despite having a 60-goal scorer on the roster. One name that continues to come up as a potential option for the Bolts...
Via Hockey Fan Land  |  8 days ago

Vancouver Canucks Roberto Luongo is a future Ring of Honouree

Indubitable Inductee Roberto Luongo epitomizes the goalie graveyard that is Vancouver. He arrived to great fanfare, only to have grand success speckled with mild failure and consequentially have the fan-base turn on him. The man who was supposed to be this franchise’s saviour and guaranteed ticket to at least one Stanley Cup in the next decade has been all but run out of town....
Via NorthWest Sports Beat  |  28 days ago
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Roberto Luongo open to a trade

Roberto Luongo took the Canucks to the Cup, but he's also been unstable at times. He says he's open to a trade.

Via Puck Drunk Love  |  April 24, 2012
AWK-WARD

The top 11 sports gaffes of 2011

Editor's note: As 2011 comes to a close, NESN.com takes a look back at the year in sports. Our "11 in 11" series will run during the last 11 days of 2011, reviewing the highs and lows of the memorable year that was. As we wrap up 2011, there are certainly a lot of memories that we will take with us. But lest we forget, this year has also been a source of some pretty...
Via NESN.com  |  December 30, 2011
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