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Hall of Fame 2013: The Borderline Case for Paul Kariya
written by Marc Lapierre (@MarcLapi) Paul Kariya will be eligible for enshrinement in the Hockey Hall of Fame for the first time in 2013. His candidacy for immortality is clearly...
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Anaheim Ducks Boast Impressive History at World Juniors
Ducks fans are going to want to keep a very close eye on Team Sweden at this year’s World Junior Hockey Championships. In total, three Ducks prospects will be suiting...
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Anaheim Ducks Moments: Paul Kariya – Off the Floor, On the Board!
It’s June 7th, 2003. The Stanley Cup Final. After coming up empty in New Jersey for Game 5, the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim find themselves on the ropes at home,...
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Steve Rucchin: The Middle Man
The title “middle man” is rarely, if ever, viewed as a desirable one. Fancier monikers utilized might be “broker” or “intermediary”, but really, that’s simply sugar-coating the fact that the...
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The Blame Game Needs to Stop Regarding Lack of Concussion Data
Concussion. Head Injury. Upper Body injury. Whatever you want to call it, it’s just as bad and just as harmful to sports, most notably hockey. It’s becoming an epidemic in...
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Can the Boston Bruins do it?
By Mike Miccoli, Boston Bruins correspondent
I feel like I’m drunk. I’m not, in fact, but it just feels that way. It’s felt that way for the past two months because simply put, the past two months do not seem like they ever happened. Still following?
Case and point: The Stanley Cup will be present at the TD Garden on Monday night. Should the Vancouver Canucks win Game 6 against the Boston Bruins, the red carpet will be rolled out along with Gary Bettman entering to a resounding round of boos to present hockey’s most holiest of grails to captain Henrik Sedin, insert more jeers here. Best case scenario for many: the Bruins bounce back and force a Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals in Vancouver on Wednesday night and still, that’s absolutely frightening.
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In Light of Rome Suspension and Rule 48 Talk, Is NHL Actually Making Good Moves?
Jim Neveau, NHL Correspondent Under the reign of Commissioner Gary Bettman, the NHL has become an easy target for those around the hockey world to make fun of, and perhaps...
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Whom Should The Isles Target?
Has Garth Snow added enough pieces to his roster if he expects the Isles to make the playoffs next year? Or should he continue to make a few calls?
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Blues head into Olympic break with tough decisions.
Other than the trade of Steve Wagner to Pittsburgh, the St. Louis Blues were quiet right before the Olympic trade freeze. The team was attached to rumors about acquiring Kari...
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Blues’ 57 Points Good for a Playoff Spot…
… in the East. In the West, St. Louis is still on the outside looking in, plugged in at 13th and five points back. I’ve touched on the differences between...
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Mid-Season Report Card for the Blues
Also known as the article where I go back, look at my season preview, and laugh my butt off. Oh, geeze, where to begin? First off, a disclaimer: I was...
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Can the Blues just play their home games on the road?
(take two – for those that missed my Twitter freak-out earlier, WordPress and I have a diference of opinion on the concept of “auto save”) There are a few things...