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After a promising start, the Isles have dropped six straight. We’re not looking at another 14 game losing streak, are we?
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Does the NHL have an opportunity to grow during the NBA lockout? If so, what should they do to exploit the opportunity?
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James van Riemsdyk was a late scratch for tonight’s game against the New Jersey Devils. The official word is that he’s day-to-day with a lower-body injury.
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With Marc Staal’s status up in the air, the New York Rangers addressed the void on their blueline by signing Anton Stralman to a one-year deal.
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Predators GM David Poile speaks out about the Pekka Rinne deal. The man sounds like he has a plan– for this season AND the future.
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Alex Ovechkin wasn’t on the ice at the end of the game against the Anaheim Ducks. If you ask Mike Keenan, he shouldn’t have been either.
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Guy Boucher did not have kind words for his team after the Lightning’s poor effort against the Carolina Hurricanes.
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Nicklas Backstrom is the hero as the Caps come back from a three goal deficit to escape with the 5-4 win. But where was Alex Ovechkin at the end of the game?
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The power play in Chicago has been incredibly unproductive in the early going. How dangerous will the Hawks be when they figure out how to score on the man advantage?
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Gabriel Landeskog showed some serious maturity by telling the media that he should have been more aware during the Andy Sutton hit. Yeah, he’s still 18-years-old.
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Shootout fans remorse: Linus Omark sent to the AHL to work on those other 60 minutes every game.
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Could Eric Staal’s sluggish start be related to his hit on brother Marc?
Nov 1, 2011, 8:05 PM EDT
There are people who are wondering if there is something wrong with Eric Staal early this season. Does it have anything to do with last season’s hit on his brother? Maybe Marc isn’t the only one that hasn’t recovered.
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It should have been good enough for Pekka Rinne to earn his 100th win in his career in a Predators jersey. But he went further and set the franchise’s record for most shutouts on the same night. We take a look at Rinne’s night and much more in our Morning Skate full of links.
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The New York Rangers sent highly acclaimed prospect Tim Erixon down to the AHL today. But why? Maybe it’s because he hasn’t been playing well…
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Don Cherry’s uses Coach’s Corner segment to call out the Vancouver Canucks for whining and not paying the price.
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Chris Pronger met with the media to tell everyone that he still has blurred vision and is not sure when he’ll come back.
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Daniel Carcillo got the call that he’d been waiting for from the NHL offices in New York. The verdict? A two-game suspension for his hit on Joni Pitkanen.
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Welcome tradeoff: St Louis wins the World Series, loses Kent Huskins
Oct 29, 2011, 6:37 PM EDT
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While the St. Louis Cardinals were busy making history in Game 6 on Thursday night, St. Louis Blues defenseman Kent Huskins was busy breaking a bone in his left ankle.
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Watch Wojtek Wolski catch Daniel Alfredsson in the head with an illegal check that Brendan Shanahan will be reviewing this weekend.
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The Winnipeg Jets kicked three field goals to beat the Philadelphia Flyers 9-8… and Ilya Bryzgalov feels shame.
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It looks like the Habs/Bruins rivalry is alive and well. After trying to fight for the better part of the 2nd period, villains Brad Marchand and PK Subban finally got it on.
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We’d like to congratulate Carey Price on his 100th victory last night. Now that we have that out of the way, enjoy Price giving up the dreaded “own goal.”
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The NHL has officially announced that the 2012 Entry Draft will be held in Pittsburgh next June. Here are a few prospects who should start packing their bags…
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It’s official: James Reimer has officially been put on injured reserve by the Toronto Maple Leafs. It’s the dreaded “concussion like symptoms.”
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How far is too far for hazing? For an example of too far, you might want to check out this article.
