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The Islanders should use today as a coming-out party... by Miikeee D. 758 reads June 26, 2009 1. New York Islanders - C John Tavares , London - 60/199 lbs.

He said he wants to be a pilot. He loves the warm weather and wants to live by the water - "the sea," as he called it.

The New York Islanders selected forward John Tavares with the first overall pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.

According to Wild.com, in a note written by Wild owner Craig Leopold, Wild President and General Manager Doug Risebrough will not have his contract re-newed beyond this season... Breaking News: Wild President & GM Doug Risebrough Relieved of Duties by Nick Maxson 24 reads Breaking News According to Wild.com, in a note written by Wild owner Craig ...

We take you back to Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 1, when the sports world was focused on Pittsburgh's dramatic victory over Arizona.

Playing for a Barry Trotz-coached team is simple. You know you are going to be judged on working hard, playing smart and that defense drives the motor of the Nashville Predators .

DESPITE having close to $17 million in cap space, Nashville Predators coach Barry Trotz doesn't expect his club to change much by Wednesday's trade deadline.

The 2007 trade deadline was the year of the rental player. Peter Forsberg , Ryan Smyth , Keith Tkachuk and Bill Guerin were all sought-after commodities that the Predators, Islanders, Thrashers and Sharks, ...

Ongoing problems with Peter Forsberg's foot are likely to force the former NHL MVP into retirement.

What was the biggest surprise of the regular season? Cole: Montreal Canadiens challenging until the end for first overall in the East, with a very pedestrian lineup.

Every day is a good day for Steve Sullivan because he's doing what he loves again, not thinking of life after hockey.

Every so often this season, the heavens have rumbled, the clouds have opened and the Predators have produced a handful of goals in a single game.

We have to give credit to one-time all-world forward Peter Forsberg , whose NHL days now appear to be at an end, for finally putting his hockey life in some sort of perspective.

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. - It's probably a long shot at best, but the prospect of getting the services of a Peter Forsberg would be enough to excite any player or coach.

Would the NHL really ban fighting? Probably not, unless the league was committed to fiscal suicide.

Prior to this season, the Predators penciled in prospect forwards Patric Hornqvist and Ryan Jones as answers to the holes on the team's scoring lines.

Now that Mats Sundin finally has picked from among his suitors and will join the Vancouver Canucks soon, there could be another Swedish Saga on the horizon.

Peter Forsberg wants to return to the NHL. Again. Forsberg Forsberg, 35, said Monday that he wants to play in the NHL again and hopes to be with a team by the postseason.