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NHL roundup: Rangers make good on vow to overhaul team
New York Rangers coach John Tortorella pledged to bring more scoring, youth and size into his team's mix.
Coyotes sign Prucha to two-year deal
The Phoenix Coyotes have re-signed forward Petr Prucha to a two-year contract, the NHL club announced Friday.
Last Czech Standing: The Diaspora Of The Rangers' Czech Influence
Michal Rozsival is the only Czech left in a New York Rangers' locker room that was once filled to the brim with his compatriots, and there is little doubt that Rozsival will be leaving the Rangers via trade this summer... by Allison Senecal 57 reads Sports Michal Rozsival is the only Czech left in a New York Rangers' locker room that was once ...
Deal with Seattle could earn Hill $38m
The Seattle Seahawks and starting outside linebacker Leroy Hill have reached agreement on six-year contract worth a guaranteed $15.5 million.
Canada continues to dominate opposition at Worlds
Petr Cajanek of Czech Republic is upended by Colby Armstrong, Dan Hamhuis and Chris Mason of Canada during the IIHF World Championship match between Canada and Czech Republic at the Arena Zurich-Kloten on April 30, 2009 in Zurich, Switzerland.
Ex-Buffalo Sabres Dmitri Kalinin scored with 56 seconds left in overtime to lift Russia to a 6-5 victory over Sweden on Thursday to open the second round of the hockey world championship.
Russia clips Sweden in OT at Worlds
Dmitri Kalinin scored two goals, including the game-winner with 56 seconds left in overtime, as Russia edged Sweden, 6-5, in Group E action at the 2009 World Hockey Championship.
Bryzgalov, Kalinin to represent Russia at Worlds
Coyotes goalie Ilya Bryzgalov and defenseman Dmitri Kalinin will represent Russia at the 2009 IIHF World Championship in Switzerland, starting Friday.
Bolts shut Vinny down...he will have wrist surgery tomorrow.
Vincent Lecavalier skates with the puck past Dmitri Kalinin of the New York Rangers during the first period in Tampa's opening game in Prague, Czech Republic Tampa Bay Lightning Captain Vincent Lecavalier will undergo surgery to repair damage to his right wrist on Friday, April 3, Executive Vice President and General Manager Brian Lawton announced.
Speaking of the Lightning......
Vincent Lecavalier skates with the puck past Dmitri Kalinin of the New York Rangers during the first period in Tampa's opening game in Prague, Czech Republic We may never know the answer to this question, unless the Lightning's present ownership runs into financial trouble.
Yandle continuing to make mark
Defenseman Keith Yandle, whose play in recent games has been impressive, is going to be seeing a lot of ice time as the season comes to a close.
Coyotes forward Nigel Dawes hates to say it, but he remembers teammate Shane Doan breaking into the league with the franchise when the team was still in Winnipeg.
Vincent Lecavalier skates with the puck past Dmitri Kalinin of the New York Rangers during the first period in Tampa's opening game in Prague, Czech Republic After winning two of three on the road the Bolts return to home tonight to face Toronto.
The Hockey Guy Blog: Guy Gets Gone, Trade Day Look-back
There's breaking news out of Montreal today that the Canadiens have parted ways with coach and former team captain Guy Charbonneau.
Rangers add Antropov, Morris at the deadline
Former Calgary Flames ' GM Craig Button is an analyst for the NHL Network. BUTTON SAYS... Nik Antropov adds considerable size to the Rangers' lineup.
Boston Bruins (43-14-9) at New York Rangers (33-24-8),
The New York Rangers aim to win three in a row for the first time in almost two months when they welcome the Eastern Conference- leading Boston Bruins for this afternoon's clash at Madison Square Garden.
Complete list of Wednesday's trades
NHL clubs made 22 trades, involving 47 players, between 9 a.m., ET, today and the 3 p.m., ET, trading deadline.
Deal gives Blueshirts a real shot
Vanilla no longer is the flavor of the season at Glen Sather's ice cream stand now that John Tortorella has taken over as head soda jerk, uh, head coach.
List of trades made Wednesday on the National Hockey League's trade deadline : - Edmonton traded RW Erik Cole and a fifth-round draft pick to Carolina for C Patrick O'Sullivan and a second-round selection.
Derek Morris is bound for Broadway. The New York Rangers remained quiet until the very end.