Warren Peters News

PEORIA, Ill. The Peoria Rivermen won their third straight game by beating the Texas Stars 5-4 in overtime on Wednesday night at Carver Arena.

Mark Stepneski and the folks over at Andrew's Dallas Stars Page have another great minor league report today.

Shutout loss? What shutout loss? Three days after putting up their first goose egg of the season, the Texas Stars salvaged a two-game set against Erie, hanging on for a 5-3 win over the Monsters at the Cedar Park Center on Friday.

Aaron Gagnon has been patiently waiting for his chance at the NHL, so when it came out of nowhere Friday, he took it in stride.

They could have left a goose egg on the scoreboard at the Cedar Park Center on Thursday and the Texas Stars still would have proven their point.

Mike Ribeiro scored his first goal of the season 62 seconds into the game Friday night and the Dallas Stars never looked back.

Movements in the world of hockey Friday: National Hockey League NHL-Fined Edmonton coach Pat Quinn $10,000 for inappropriate public comments made following an Oct.

By MIKE HEIKA FRISCO - The Stars made a commitment to one of their hardest-working players Thursday, signing defenseman Stephane Robidas to a four-year contract extension worth $13.2 million.Robidas, who will make $1.5 million this season in the final year of his old deal, will start the extension next season, and it will run through 2013-14.

Photo not provided by the Dallas Stars The Stars continue to fill out their ranks with depth players.

Looking to snare one of the top-six roles up front left vacant with the departures of a couple of unrestricted free agents who occupied those spots more regularly, Jamie Lundmark re-signed with the Calgary Flames.

The Dallas Stars on Monday announced the signing of free-agent center Warren Peters to a one-year, two-way contract.

Calgarians consider themselves a busy bunch these days in the midst of pitched battle against the thermometer to plant tomatoes before the arrival of winter.

Todd Bertuzzi is beginning to wonder if no news is bad news when it comes to the Calgary Flames.

From Vasteras, Sweden to the Calgary Flames, to the Kelowna Rockets of the Western Hockey League, Mikael Backlund is quickly becoming acquainted with Western Canada.

The Calgary Flames are likely looking at taking a step back. Will fans accept it? Will they fill the Saddle-dome in spite of it? Barring a big-ticket trade -- the kind that will see one of the highly paid core players dealt -- it seems inevitable.

The Calgary Flames farm team in Quad Cities, Ill., is set to flicker into oblivion at the end of the season.

Chicago Blackhawks goalie Nikolai Khabibulin celebrates with teammates Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews and Cam Barker at the end of the game as Chicago beat the Calgary Flames 4-1. CALGARY -- Craig Conroy, in the morning, made a pointed reference to "wiggle room." As in, the Chicago Blackhawks had the luxury of it.

The trail of scars on Warren Peters' face serves as a hockey roadmap from the neighbourhood rinks in Saskatoon to the Stanley Cup playoffs at the United Center.

Ia m here for the fun . . . The Blackhawks came out strong and smart. The Flames came out slow and stupid.

The injury-depleted Calgary Flames forward lines will have to do without another player in Game 5. Winger Andre Roy was handed a one-game suspension for initiating contact with Chicago Blackhawks defenceman Aaron Johnson during warmup of Game 4 at the Saddledome.