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Aeros Breaking Out Of Their Funk, Maybe
Last Wednesday, the Houston Aeros lost a tough 1-0 game to the Lake Erie Monsters at Toyota Center.
Rampage offense non-existent in loss to Aeros
The Rampage suffered their second shutout loss in three nights as the Houston Aeros finished off a two-game sweep, 2-0 Sunday at the AT&T Center.
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Minnesota Wild players defend their speed
Gone are the fleet feet of Marian Gaborik, but does that translate into a deficiency in speed that prevents the Wild from thriving under coach Todd Richards' more aggressive system? No, says Wild center Eric Belanger, who says that in his case, speed "is probably my strength." Belanger, who has picked up a share of the offensive load for Minnesota ...
Aeros beat Rampage 2-0, complete weekend sweep
The Aeros completed a weekend sweep of the San Antonio Rampage on Sunday with a 2-0 win at the AT&T Center in front of an announced crowd of 2,582. Assigned the night before from the Minnesota Wild, Andy Hilbert scored his second goal of the season, and goalie Anton Khudodbin made 28 saves to record his first shutout of the season as the Aeros ...
Wild get Petr Sykora back, lose Kim Johnsson
Petr Sykora will play for the first time in two weeks tonight when the Wild play host to Carolina at Xcel Energy Center.
Injured Clutterbuck could return to Wild this weekend
He made an impression because every time he took the ice he hammered an opposing player, forcing that player to make an impression on the sideboards.
Surprise, surprise, but 11 days after suffering an injury that normally takes several weeks to recover from, Wild sparkplug Cal Clutterbuck participated in Wednesday's morning skate wearing a gray "Do Not Touch" jersey.
Minnesota Wild look past rough road trip
As the Wild sputtered through a five-game road trip encompassing some of the toughest venues in the NHL West, it seemed perhaps the best thing the players could do was forget about the tough times and simply look ahead.
Wild fall to Oilers, lose fifth straight game
Google the word "struggling" on the Internet and expect the Minnesota Wild to appear among the top listings.
For P-Bruins' LoVecchio, cause to celebrate
The understandable joy that Providence forward Jeff LoVecchio felt in simply taking the ice for the Bruins season opener vs.
Double Trouble: Wild Injured and Away From Home
The Minnesota Wild have had injury problems in recent years and it seems that this season may be no different.
The Aeros' Roster Isn't Written In Stone
Because the Houston Aeros prefer having easy access to the Toyota Center ice, they use the locker room that, during Rocket games, is used by the Power Dancers cheer squad.
San Jose Sharks 4, Wild 2; Clutterbuck, Sykora injured
Posted on October 11th, 2009 1:01 AM By Michael Russo I'm going to be quick. I'm writing on Blackberry.
Aeros take first weekend's lessons into home opener
Though they've played in front of a home crowd before in an exhibition in Sugar Land, Friday is the Aeros' true home opener.
Busy schedule leaves new Wild coach little time to reflect on his NHL debut
Since Todd Richards was hired by the Wild in mid-June, he has been so busy that he didn't have time to get nervous about his NHL debut as a head coach.
It's Hockey Season? Apparently So, And Here's Your Preview
As hard as it might be to believe, hockey season starts tonight. And for the Houston Aeros, this season starts in the same place that last season's ended.
Judge rejects bids to buy Coyotes
The NHL could claim a partial victory on Wednesday after a U.S. bankruptcy judge rejected bids by the league and Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie to purchase the Phoenix Coyotes.
D Seidenberg agrees to 1-year deal with Florida Panthers
The Florida Panthers have signed defenseman Dennis Seidenberg to a one-year deal.
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