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2008 Playoffs: Second Round Recap
May 07, 2008 by
Taking One For The Team
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Looking back on the second round of the playoffs. Who were the key players and difference makers? Was I able to do a little better with my predictions after a disappointing first round? Have clear favorites emerged in each conference?
Around The League On A Friday Morning
15 days ago by
Kuklas Korner
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from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail,
• The St. Louis Blues’ Paul Kariya, coming off surgery on both his hips last season, scored two goals in his first game of the season – over in Sweden, against the Detroit Red Wings – and had a respectable five points in his...
Fantasy Hockey`s Top Ten: Left Wings
September 19, 2007 by
Fantasy Insider Online
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FIO staff writer Rob Edwards continues his tour around the world of fantasy hockey with his take on the Top Ten Left Wings for this year's fantasy drafts.
Game #40: Dallas Stars at Minnesota Wild, Thursday January 3, 2007 at 7pm (CST) Xcel Energy Center (GAME PREVIEW)
Dallas Stars (23-13-4) 50pts 1st in Pacific Division
2.95 Goals per Game (9th in NHL)
2.48 Goals Against per Game (7th in NHL)
20.9% Power Play (6th in NHL)
87.6% Penalty Kill (1st in NHL)
Top...
Penalty Plus/Minus Weekly Update: Viva Kaleta!
November 10, 2008 by
On the Forecheck
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This week's edition of the Penalty Plus/Minus update highlights a new player topping the list, Buffalo's Patrick Kaleta having generated a net of 9 power plays for the Sabres. The third-year right winger has edged slightly ahead of San Jose's Devin Setoguchi and Edmonton...
Stanley Cup Playoffs: Third Round Predictions
May 06, 2008 by
All Things Philly Sports
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Maybe I'm not as hockey-smart as I thought I was. After going 7 for 8 with my first round predictions (although I didn't get any of the series lengths correct), I took a nosedive with my second round predictions, going 2 for 4. Of course, since I picked against the Flyers in...
NHL Western Conference Sleeper: The Dallas Stars
July 25, 2009 by
Bleacher Report
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Disclaimer: Brenden Morrow's series winning goal in quadruple OT of game six in the 2007-2008 Western Conference semi-final series made me sick to my stomach.
As a die-hard follower of the San Jose Sharks, being one goal away from miraculously tying a series at 3-3 after being...
Preview: Introducing the 2009-10 Dallas Stars!
September 10, 2009 by
Puck Daddy
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NHL season previews often sell you an impressive bill of goods before you realize, at the end of the season, you're holding an empty box. Which makes using advertisements and infomercials the appropriate template for Puck Daddy's 2009-10 NHL Season Previews, presented each...
Stars in Town to Face Red Hot Flyers
(Update: Sorry, but for some reason, the comments weren't posting properly until just after the game ended) It wasn't long ago we were wondering just what the hell was wrong with the Flyers. Most fans weren't ready to panic; it's a long season, and slow starts are never...
2008 Playoffs: Conference Finals Predictions
May 07, 2008 by
Taking One For The Team
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Breaking down the Conference Finals to see who will emerge from the third round victorious. Can Mike Richards and the Flyers slow down Evgeni Malkin and the Penguins? Can Marty Turco shut down Henrik Zetterberg and the Red Wings attack?
On the rebound: Who are next season's comeback players?
September 08, 2009 by
Puck Daddy
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Over on Fox Sports, Spector published a list of 10 players looking for big rebound years in 2009-10:Marian Gaborik(notes), New York Rangers. J.S. Giguere, Anaheim Ducks. Daniel Briere, Philadelphia Flyers. Marty Turco(notes), Dallas Stars.Alex Kovalev(notes), Ottawa Senators. Brenden...
OK, how about most entertaining game?
January 06, 2008 by
dallasnews.com
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I'll agree, the Stars were far from perfect, but I caught myself several times making noises of astonishment.
Brenden Morrow had to be swearing in French after Columbus goalie Pascal Leclaire robbed him repeatedly. Rick Nash had to be shaky his head at Marty Turco and his ability...
NHL Morning Papers (Friday Edition): The Lightning organization demonstrates a lack of patience, Senators booed off ice and Burke salary rumors
November 14, 2008 by
Illegal Curve
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Here are the morning papers for Friday the 14th of November: Even with Brian Burke's deparature from Anaheim, coach Randy Carlyle doesn't expect much to change. The confident Thrashers try for their fifth straight win tonight versus Carolina. The Bruins continued their terrific...
King James, Sid The Kid And Cheap Animation (via Deadspin)
January 09, 2008 by
Dirtlocker.com
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Dirtlocker points for: LeBron James, Roger Clemens, Peyton Manning, Sidney Crosby, Mathieu Garon, Antti Miettinen, Brenden Morrow, Mike Ribeiro, Dwayne Roloson, Michael Jordan The NHL Closer is written by Greg Wyshynski, of The FanHouse and The Fourth Period. He is also the author...
NHL Morning Papers (Saturday Edition): Steve Downie in trouble again, Senators still interested in Sundin and it is Patrick Roy night in Montreal
November 22, 2008 by
Illegal Curve
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Here are the morning papers for Saturday the 22nd of November: The Ducks tied the game with one second left last night in St. Louis but ended up losing the game in overtime, writes Dan Wood.A Mark Whicker has a feature on new Ducks GM Bob Murray in this morning's Orange County Register. The ...
Daley's 1st goal of season helps Stars tip Ducks
Defenseman Trevor Daley scored his first goal of the season on a power play and James Neal set up goals by Loui Eriksson and Brenden Morrow, leading the Dallas Stars to a 4-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night.
Q&A With Brian Sutherby
DallasStars.com recently sat down with Stars center Brian Sutherby, who talked about his summer, adjusting to his new team last season, and getting a chance to play with Brenden Morrow.
DallasStars.com: What have you been doing this sum...
1997 NHL DRAFT re-do - 8th overall
March 20, 2008 by
hfboards.com
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1.Joe Thornton - 52.34%
2.Roberto Luongo - 44.86%
3.Marian Hossa - 69.16%
4.Olli Jokinen - 26.17%
5.Patrick Marleau - 51.49%
6.Brenden Morrow - 57.73%
7.Brian Campbell - 28.87%
Added Cleary and Andrew Ference
NHL Morning Papers (Thursday Edition): Hitchcock not happy with Nash, Wild hasn't talked to Gaborik's agent in weeks and Burke to Toronto rumors
November 13, 2008 by
Illegal Curve
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Here are the morning papers for Thursday the 13th of November: Bob Murray gives his take on his transition to GM of the Ducks with Brian Burke's decision to leave the team.A Burke did a good job in Anaheim but he isn't leaving Bob Murray with the easiest situation in the world...
On the Beat: Burke out in Anaheim, Forsberg back in the news and the Canes get three players back tonight
November 12, 2008 by
Illegal Curve
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Here is what beat writers are saying this afternoon: In surprising news, Bob Murray is taking overA for Brian Burke as GM of the Anaheim Ducks.A We are awaiting word as to the full details of this move. Matt Cullen, Brandon Sutter and Joni Pitkanen will return to the Hurricanes line...
Breaking Down The Shootout
August 05, 2009 by
Kuklas Korner
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from John Kreiser of NHL.com,
We’ve now had four seasons in which games that remain tied after overtime have been decided by a shootout—a breakaway competition of three (or more, as needed) rounds in which shooters go 1-on-1 with goaltenders.
Those four seasons have shown...
Turco down
February 10, 2008 by
dallasnews.com
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Stars up 2-1 in second when Jeff Halpern tumbles into Marty Turco and elbows him in the head.
Turco goes down holding his head and stays there for a while.
He is currently up and talking, and he stays in the game.
Brenden Morrow and Jere Lehtinen with Stars goals. Morrow also has...
Talking Team Canada Roster
July 28, 2009 by
Kuklas Korner
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from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail at CTV Olympics,
With the Olympic orientation camp roster down to 45 players following Joe Sakic’s retirement, how will executive director Steve Yzerman and his staff cut down to 23 names by December?
And with a dozen or more all...
Where Are The Offer Sheets?
July 26, 2009 by
Kuklas Korner
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from Fluto Shinzawa of the Boston Globe,
This summer, not a single offer sheet has been extended. With the salary cap expected to decrease prior to the 2010-11 season, it’s hard to imagine any offer sheets next summer either.
“I don’t know if it’s a thing of the past...
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