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Making the most out of an NHL camp invite
With hordes of media gathered for Day 2 of the Vancouver Canucks prospects camp at General Motors Place on Tuesday, Abbotsford's Kellan Tochkin didn't look out of place.
Silvertips Blog: The NHL is coming to Everett
For those of you who haven't heard the exciting news yet, Comcast Arena will be hosting an NHL preseason game this fall.
Beverly's Gilligan fondly remembers Vezina Trophy winner Thomas
Mike Gilligan was feeling under the weather over the winter, so he got to watch more Boston Bruins' games on TV than ever before.
2 Bolts invited to Hockey Canada camp, but not Stamkos
Tampa Bay Lightning center Steven Stamkos was left off the list of invitees to Team Canada's Olympic orientation camp, which will be held in Calgary August 24-27. Tampa Bay veterans Vinny Lecavalier and Marty St.
Beaverlodge product Matt Walker is leaving the Windy City for the Sunshine State.
Lecavalier, St. Louis invited to Canada's Olympic orientation camp
Here's the announcement from the team: Tampa Bay Lightning forwards Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St.
Red Wings pick forwards Landon Ferraro, Tomas Tata, Andrej Nestrasil, four others in draft
Landon Ferraro is bigger, faster and has a better shot than his father, who scored 408 goals in the NHL.
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Red Wings draft analyses, round three
After the first and second rounds of Red Wings draft analyses rolled in, the Windsor Star's Bob Duff, writing for NBC Sports, managed to assess every team's draft day performance, the Red Wings' included : June 27, NBC Sports : Detroit Red Wings The Little Ball of Hate, Pat Verbeek, played for the Wings and scouts for the club and now, the son of ...
Burke aims to keeps scouts busy
Brian Burke is about to go fishing. The Toronto Maple Leafs have the seventh overall pick tonight, along with six other selections Saturday at the NHL draft at the Bell Centre in Montreal.
Montreal Canadiens-Tampa Bay Lightning: Deal Will Depend on Islanders' Pick
As team general managers and staff from all thirty teams, as well as top prospects expected to go in the first rounds, ... by Kevin van Steendelaar 22 reads Opinion T-minus 47 hours and counting until the start of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.
This year's NHL draft is considered one of the strongest and deepest of the decade -- not quite up there with the class of 2003, but better than most years.
Duchene: "You're going to be judged ... at the end of your career, not the beginning"
In the third and final installment of our conversations with the top three draft-age players, forward Matt Duchene displays his maturity and even keel.
Players not necessarily siding with Bettman
Players not necessarily siding with Bettman Both St. Louis and Lidstrom agree that teams leaking red ink have to be addressed, whether by relocation or some other means Eric Duhatschek LAS VEGAS - Globe and Mail Update, Friday, Jun.
Mike Brophy: Brophy: Vinny talks trade
Ask Jim Lang : This week, Clubber looks back on a scary night in Boston, the night Maple Leaf Gardens shook and the many talents of Pamela Denise Anderson.
Steven Stamkos is making a believer out of Canada coach Lindy Ruff. The Lightning center had a goal and an assist Thursday in Canada's 4-2 win over Latvia in the quarterfinals of the world championship in Switzerland.
Lightning lift interim tag, give Tocchet 3-year deal
The Tampa Bay Lightning made Rick Tocchet their full-time coach Monday, lifting the interim tag and giving him a three-year contract.
Canada beat Sweden to set up Russia repeat
Canada and Russia will add another chapter to their longstanding hockey rivalry after Canada dispatched Sweden in the semifinal of the Ice Hockey World Championship.
Yzerman casts watchful eye for potential Olympians
Team Canada now has some extra incentive to perform well at the International Ice Hockey Federation men's world hockey championships.
Canada's Steven Stamkos of Tampa Bay Lightnings vies with Finland's Antti Miettinen of Minnesota Wild during their qualifying round group F game of the IIHF International Ice Hockey World Championship in Zurich on May 4, 2009.
St. Louis setting scoring pace
Canada's Martin St. Louis leads all IIHF world hockey championship scorers with 12 points after five games.