Sep 18, 2009 | Times-Herald
Before their final practice of the day, the New York Islanders sent out a request to the staff at the Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon - they needed a third net on the ice.
Listless Hawks fall to NHL's worst team
It was hard to tell which of the teams taking the United Center ice Sunday was the one with the worst record in the NHL and a goaltender making his first career start.
Rick DiPietro Ready To Call It Quits?
Rick DiPietro is the owner of the largest contract ever awarded to a single player in NHL history, and to a goalie no-less. An immense 15 year contract he can call his own.
Biron Creates Logjam in Islanders' Crease
Most readers of my work will tell you that the main focus of my writing is centered around the Boston Bruins' organization.
Islanders sign ex-Wolf Pack captain
Year 9 of the Bridgeport Sound Tigers-Hartford Wolf Pack rivalry begins this fall.
Thrashers add four unrestricted free agents
The Atlanta Thrashers have signed unrestricted free agent defenseman Joel Kwiatkowski, unrestricted free agent forward Jason Krog, and unrestricted free agent goaltenders Drew MacIntyre and Peter Mannino, according to Executive Vice President and General Manager Don Waddell.
Sound Tigers have plenty of depth spots to fill in free agent market
NHL free agency opens Wednesday, and the New York Islanders maintained the right of first refusal Monday on several players who were Bridgeport Sound Tigers last season.
Islanders stock up with goalies in draft
One day after filling the franchise-player need with John Tavares, the Islanders ignored their need for size and toughness to concentrate on the more pressing problem of developing a goaltender safety net in case Rick DiPietro 's multiple knee operations lead to a crisis in the crease.
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