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| Rangers Team Report (Yahoo! Sports) |
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Do you think John Tortorella is still a tad perturbed—or fed up, even?—that star sniper Marian Gaborik attempted to play through an injury during the Olympics? The Rangers' leading scorer returned Saturday after missing four games bridging the Olympic break, with the last two games missed because of a groin injury Gaborik suffered while playing for semifinalist Slovakia in Vancouver. The Rangers, who'd scored 13 goals in their previous three games without the 35-goal first-line winger, were blanked 2-0 that night by Caps goalie Jose Theodore, and Tortorella called out Gaborik and the Rangers' other top players before Sunday's 2-1 overtime loss to Buffalo dropped them three points behind No.
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| Hockey Night's 3 Stars (CBC.ca) |
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CBCSports.ca senior hockey writer Tim Wharnsby picks Monday's top NHL performers:
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| Stars end Capitals' home win streak at 13 (CBC.ca) |
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Loui Eriksson tucked the puck past fallen goalie Semyon Varlamov in Round 5 of the shootout Monday night to lift the Dallas Stars to a 4-3 win and halt Washington's home winning streak at 13 games.
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| Senators sign Lee to 2-year deal (CBC.ca) |
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The Ottawa Senators on Monday announced the re-signing of young defenceman Brian Lee to a two-year deal.
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| Avs' Stewart earns weekly NHL honour (CBC.ca) |
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Colorado forward Chris Stewart was named the top NHL player for the first week back after the Olympics, scoring five goals and four assists in four games for the Avalanche.
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| What We Learned: Why would Olympic fans watch this nonsense? (Yahoo! Sports) |
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Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend's events and...
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| Sunday's Three Stars: More Iginla mastery; Sabres win in OT (Yahoo! Sports) |
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No. 1 Star: Jarome Iginla, Calgary Flames Fun fact: No NHL player has scored more goals against the Minnesota...
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| Kaleta gives Sabres OT win over Rangers (AP) |
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Overtime has suddenly become Miller Time. Ryan Miller is now living up to the catch phrase he wasn't allowed to display on his Olympic mask. The Buffalo goalie made 35 saves and was the beneficiary of Patrick Kaleta's goal 2:22 into overtime that gave the Sabres a 2-1 victory over the New York Rangers on Sunday night. |
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| Hometown Flyers defeat Leafs (CBC.ca) |
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The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1 on Sunday at the Wachovia Centre.
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| The top 10 reasons why Crosby snubbed Letterman invite (Yahoo! Sports) |
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In yet another "how the NHL should capitalize on the Olympic viewership column, Artie Gigantino of the San...
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| Saturday's Three Stars: Stewart trick breaks Avs drought (Yahoo! Sports) |
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No. 1 Star: Chris Stewart, Colorado Avalanche According to the AP, it had been 199 games since the Avalanche...
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| Canadiens grab 8th spot in Eastern Conference with 4-2 win over Kings (The Canadian Press) |
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LOS ANGELES - A couple of quick strikes in the first and third periods and a pivotal penalty kill was all it took for the Montreal Canadiens to get a vital two points on the road in their quest to make the playoffs. |
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| Theodore's shutout helps Capitals beat Rangers 2-0 (AP) |
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Even when Alex Ovechkin is slumping, the Washington Capitals are quite capable of succeeding. Take, for example, NHL-leading Washington's 2-0 victory over the New York Rangers on Saturday night, which stretched the Capitals' club-record home winning streak to 13 games. There was goalie Jose Theodore, making a reflex save to cover up a bad mistake by a teammate. |
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| Bettman holds Olympics as bargaining chip: Hotstove (CBC.ca) |
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NHL commissioner Gary Bettman could be dangling the prospect of Olympic participation as a way to gain leverage in future negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement, CBC Hockey Night in Canada contributor Pierre LeBrun told the Hotstove segment on Saturday night.
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| G Alex Auld gets 1st start with New York Rangers (AP) |
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Goalie Alex Auld is getting his first start with the New York Rangers. Rangers coach John Tortorella says Auld will play against the Washington Capitals on Saturday night. The veteran goalie was claimed off re-entry waivers from the Dallas Stars on Feb. 27. He was 9-6-3 with a 3.00 goals-against average in 21 games this season with the Stars.
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| Puck Headlines: Anti-fighting nonsense; Cherry vs. Lucic (Yahoo! Sports) |
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Here are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in...
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| Video: Sean Avery mocks Max Talbot’s awkward fighting style (Yahoo! Sports) |
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In the third period of Thursday's New York Rangers ' loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins, Sean Avery hit Max...
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| The Race in the East: Why Atlanta’s a solid bet for playoffs (Yahoo! Sports) |
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The Olympic torch has been snuffed. The trade dud deadline has passed. The focus is squarely on the playoff races...
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| Thursday's Three Stars: Walker's debut pair; Staal caps Pens comeback (Yahoo! Sports) |
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No. 1 Star: Scott Walker, Washington Capitals Making his debut for the Capitals after being dealt from Carolina...
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| Canadiens cough up lead, spoil Price's gem (CBC.ca) |
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Manny Malhotra's blast from above the hash marks with five minutes left in regulation stood up for the San Jose Sharks in a come-from-behind 3-2 win on Thursday night.
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| Staal's OT goal lifts Pens over Rangers, 5-4 (AP) |
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Marc-Andre Fleury stopped only eight of 12 shots, but was let off the hook by his high-scoring teammates. Henrik Lundqvist made a career-best 50 saves and had only a hard-luck loss to show for it. Jordan Staal scored a power-play goal 3:42 into overtime on the 55th shot for the Penguins, who outlasted Lundqvist and the Rangers 5-4 on Thursday night. |
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| 10 players to watch post-Olympics: Take 5 (CBC.ca) |
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An interesting development to keep an eye on in the NHL's stretch drive will be how some Olympians perform after their time in Vancouver.
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| Puck Headlines: Ottawa's anthem goof; D.C. makes Classic pitch (Yahoo! Sports) |
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Here are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in...
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| Kesler scores twice, Luongo makes 28 saves in Canucks' 6-3 win over Red Wings (The Canadian Press) |
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DETROIT - Ryan Kesler scored twice, and gold-medal winning Canadian goalie Roberto Luongo made 28 saves to help the Vancouver Canucks beat the Detroit Red Wings 6-3 on Wednesday night. |
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| Many NHL deals done, but no blockbusters (AP) |
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So much for another big hockey boost. The NHL trade deadline came and went with a thud instead of a bang. Not that anyone expected Wednesday's deadline to come anywhere close to the excitement of Canada's Olympic gold medal win over the United States three days earlier, but it didn't even generate the buzz of previous trading days that created the wow factor.
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| Capitals address grit, size and special teams (CBC.ca) |
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General manager George McPhee went with familiarity Wednesday to stock the NHL's best team, the Washington Capitals, for what he hopes is a long playoff run, reuniting himself with Scott Walker and Milan Jurcina.
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| Senators GM Murray believes club can make noise in playoffs despite no deals (The Canadian Press) |
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OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators were silent at the NHL trade deadline but general manager Bryan Murray believes the roster he's assembled can still make some noise in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
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| Red Wings, Rangers beat deadline with minor trade (AP) |
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The Detroit Red Wings have acquired prospect Jordan Owens from the New York Rangers in exchange for seldom-used forward Kris Newbury. The move came Wednesday, before the NHL's trade deadline. The 28-year-old Newbury played in four games for the Red Wings and scored one goal. He had 33 points in 52 games with the Grand Rapids Griffins in the American Hockey League.
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