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Prediction: Winter Classic on January 1st will be snowed out........................................................... And that brings us to the Pens first-quarter review.( We're not gonna go in-depth because if you're reading this it means you're a fan and you know what's going on with the Pens. )They're in the basement of the Atlantic Division. Nothing exciting about that. Biggest Surprise:Ryan Malone?He's averaged 20 goals per season in his career and he's on pace for 20-25 this season. But he's never gotten out of the gate as fast as he's done this season. Honorable Jobber -- Dany SabourinBiggest Disappointment:MAFer. It's an argument that probably split family members on Thanksgiving but it's true. Honorable Jobber(s) -- Mark Recchi. Gary RobertsPredictions:We don't even know what time we're waking up tomorrow so we sure as hell don't know what an entity that we have no control over will do over the next 4.5 months. We think it's safe to say the Pens will go 60-0-0 the rest of the way. And... The Pens will sign The Haitian to play on Crosby's wing during the writer's strike..................................... Eric Politowski brings the noise with all of the Pens fights this season. ..................................................... In another Ross McKeon article he asked who should be your first draft pick if you were starting an NHL team from scratch. McKeon picks Sid. [ ]The quote of the year is from that article:"If I was to start a hockey franchise and I had the first pick overall. I'd take Vinny [ Lecavalier ]."-- Former NHL coach Pat BurnsKeyword is "former."Joke................................................................... David Amber over at ESPN did another top-10 list. [ ]This one was about which players are soaking up too much of their respective teams' salary cap. No Pens on the list. And number one went to Zdeno Chara. Is he seriously making $7.5 mill a year? Wow.=================And that brings us to the Pens. Salary numbers courtesy of [ ]Roberts and Recchi will most likely retire following this season. If that's the case that frees up $4.5 million. Which is about roughly $15 mill under the cap. The Pens will need that to sign some of these unrestricted free agents in the offseason:Ryan MaloneGeorges LaraqueJarkko RuutuAdam HallMark EatonBrooks OrpikKris LetangAnd then they also have to worry about re-signing restricted free agent Marc-Andre Fleury. Big names in the free-agent market following this season:Marian HossaJose TheodorePavol DemitraMiro SatanHenrik LundqvistMarkus NaslundIf that website is accurate as balls then the Pens are still paying off the residuals of these contracts during the 07-08 season:Andre Roy -- $1.0 millSebastien Caron -- $120,000Shane Endicott (shudder) -- $9,200The Pens currently have the 5th lowest payroll in the NHL. Two years ago they had the lowest payroll and it was a reasonable excuse as to why the Pens were licking goat balls. They have the 5th lowest this season but that isn't brought up as an excuse as to why they are faltering this season...................................................................... Other salary-cap anomalies:(The cap is $50.3 million but there's rules about bonuses and injured-reserve and crap that puts numbers over the cap. )Edmonton has the 4th-highest payroll at $50 mill. [ ]But that's with Kevin (B)lowe at the helm giving egregious contracts to Sheldon Souray. Ales Hemsky. Dustin Penner. Ethan Moreau and the list goes on. Anaheim goaltenders take up more space than any other team's goalies. [ ]Their backup goalie is hitting the cap for $2.2 mill this season. Brad Richards is hitting Tampa Bay's payroll for $7.8 mill this season tops in the league. Freddy Meyer of the Islanders is making a lowly $263,000 this season.[ ]................................. Go Pens 7.8 for Brad is ridiculous but he is pretty incredible. I feel Tampa is very closely tied to the Pens. (Lecavalier + St. Louis like Malkin + Crosby). Richards like Staal (or what Staal should be turning into prob minus the Conn Smythe) trouble with their D and GoaltendingChicago seems to be the new Penguins. Kane and Toews are insanely fun to watch rookies and the team is over-achieving. At least it's better than the Roenick+Belfour+Chelious Chicago days. All that aside. I think you can really expect Malkin to make at least 7 when he resigns (he's already at 3.8 according to nhlscap com) so theres another 3.2. Staal is an anomaly. Have to see how things pan out but we need those guys locked up longterm before we really get an idea what kind of cap room we are looking at Some Food For Thought:The Pens went into Ottawa Thursday 13th in the Eastern Conference with an 8-11-2 record and only 18 points. Flashback:Ottawa was just 9-11-1 with 19 points after 21 games last season. They finished '06-'07 at 48-25-9 with 105 points and reached the Stanley Cup final. (The Senators' 70 points after Christmas tied with Vancouver for most in the NHL. The Penguins were third with 69). Translation: It ain't over till it's over!PS: Sabu > MAF I might be at tonight's game. Won a pair of tickets at the last minute but dude is being kinda sketchy about it. Says he has to call a friend then he'll email em. If he doesn't get a hold of the friend he'll call the Pens office and leave them for me at will call. What doesn't make sense is why doesn't he just leave them at will call instead of calling the friend and having them emailed to me?If I don't get jobbed out of the tickets. I'll try to get some pics tonight. We'll have to make sure the Pens know about Staalkin's contract situation nicholas thank God u brought it up. If they became free agents teams would really want them! And concerning Staal. I know the some of commentblog has been giving some in depth analysis on his season so far ("He sucks!" and "can we send him back to the minors?" are examples). But ol' stinkynuts Molinari might have put it into (second question down). For as little as he is scoring his plus/minus is not awful and at the very least he's not neglecting his defensive duties. And he's fucking 19 years old. Some of yinz still haven't even mastered the finer points of masturbation at that age. Cut the kid some slack. Sheesh. "We'll have to make sure the Pens know about Staalkin's contract situation nicholas thank God u brought it up. If they became free agents teams would really want them!"I don't think it's really any big secret. I just don't want to have our situation be like what happened with Buffalo/AnaheimNot the Briere/Drury thing. Malkin & Staal are RFA so we can match any deal. I mean the Vanek/Pennier situation. Malkin is worth the 7+ million they threw at Vanek but I don't think Staal would be. Like I said a player like Staal (Solid D good PK young loads of offensive potential) could be tough to gauge and I don't want Kevin (B)lowe telling us what we should be paying. Still we should all remember that the situation we are in is loads better than years ago when our future talent was Morozov and Kraft. Remember to sit back and enjoy the ride a little. Also a little food for thought... It'll be interesting to see what Ovechkin signs for. Also. Phaneuf hasn't resigned yet and IMHO he's the best D in the league besides Lidstrom & Pronger (and he's not even 25). I'd give my right hand for a shot at him We are in no way affiliated with the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League. In accordance with the Fair Use Copyright Law. The Pensblog uses logos and registered trademarks of the National Hockey League to convey our criticism and inform the public. Photos on The Pensblog are used without permission but do not interfere with said owner's profit. 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Prediction: Winter Classic on January 1st will be snowed out........................................................... And that brings us to the Pens first-quarter review.( We're not gonna go in-depth because if you're reading this it means you're a fan and you know what's going on with the Pens. )They're in the basement of the Atlantic Division. Nothing exciting about that. Biggest Surprise:Ryan Malone?He's averaged 20 goals per season in his career and he's on pace for 20-25 this season. But he's never gotten out of the gate as fast as he's done this season. Honorable Jobber -- Dany SabourinBiggest Disappointment:MAFer. It's an argument that probably split family members on Thanksgiving but it's true. Honorable Jobber(s) -- Mark Recchi. Gary RobertsPredictions:We don't even know what time we're waking up tomorrow so we sure as hell don't know what an entity that we have no control over will do over the next 4.5 months. We think it's safe to say the Pens will go 60-0-0 the rest of the way. And... The Pens will sign The Haitian to play on Crosby's wing during the writer's strike..................................... Eric Politowski brings the noise with all of the Pens fights this season. ..................................................... In another Ross McKeon article he asked who should be your first draft pick if you were starting an NHL team from scratch. McKeon picks Sid. [ ]The quote of the year is from that article:"If I was to start a hockey franchise and I had the first pick overall. I'd take Vinny [ Lecavalier ]."-- Former NHL coach Pat BurnsKeyword is "former."Joke................................................................... David Amber over at ESPN did another top-10 list. [ ]This one was about which players are soaking up too much of their respective teams' salary cap. No Pens on the list. And number one went to Zdeno Chara. Is he seriously making $7.5 mill a year? Wow.=================And that brings us to the Pens. Salary numbers courtesy of [ ]Roberts and Recchi will most likely retire following this season. If that's the case that frees up $4.5 million. Which is about roughly $15 mill under the cap. The Pens will need that to sign some of these unrestricted free agents in the offseason:Ryan MaloneGeorges LaraqueJarkko RuutuAdam HallMark EatonBrooks OrpikKris LetangAnd then they also have to worry about re-signing restricted free agent Marc-Andre Fleury. Big names in the free-agent market following this season:Marian HossaJose TheodorePavol DemitraMiro SatanHenrik LundqvistMarkus NaslundIf that website is accurate as balls then the Pens are still paying off the residuals of these contracts during the 07-08 season:Andre Roy -- $1.0 millSebastien Caron -- $120,000Shane Endicott (shudder) -- $9,200The Pens currently have the 5th lowest payroll in the NHL. Two years ago they had the lowest payroll and it was a reasonable excuse as to why the Pens were licking goat balls. They have the 5th lowest this season but that isn't brought up as an excuse as to why they are faltering this season...................................................................... Other salary-cap anomalies:(The cap is $50.3 million but there's rules about bonuses and injured-reserve and crap that puts numbers over the cap. )Edmonton has the 4th-highest payroll at $50 mill. [ ]But that's with Kevin (B)lowe at the helm giving egregious contracts to Sheldon Souray. Ales Hemsky. Dustin Penner. Ethan Moreau and the list goes on. Anaheim goaltenders take up more space than any other team's goalies. [ ]Their backup goalie is hitting the cap for $2.2 mill this season. Brad Richards is hitting Tampa Bay's payroll for $7.8 mill this season tops in the league. Freddy Meyer of the Islanders is making a lowly $263,000 this season.[ ]................................. Go Pens 7.8 for Brad is ridiculous but he is pretty incredible. I feel Tampa is very closely tied to the Pens. (Lecavalier + St. Louis like Malkin + Crosby). Richards like Staal (or what Staal should be turning into prob minus the Conn Smythe) trouble with their D and GoaltendingChicago seems to be the new Penguins. Kane and Toews are insanely fun to watch rookies and the team is over-achieving. At least it's better than the Roenick+Belfour+Chelious Chicago days. All that aside. I think you can really expect Malkin to make at least 7 when he resigns (he's already at 3.8 according to nhlscap com) so theres another 3.2. Staal is an anomaly. Have to see how things pan out but we need those guys locked up longterm before we really get an idea what kind of cap room we are looking at Some Food For Thought:The Pens went into Ottawa Thursday 13th in the Eastern Conference with an 8-11-2 record and only 18 points. Flashback:Ottawa was just 9-11-1 with 19 points after 21 games last season. They finished '06-'07 at 48-25-9 with 105 points and reached the Stanley Cup final. (The Senators' 70 points after Christmas tied with Vancouver for most in the NHL. The Penguins were third with 69). Translation: It ain't over till it's over!PS: Sabu > MAF I might be at tonight's game. Won a pair of tickets at the last minute but dude is being kinda sketchy about it. Says he has to call a friend then he'll email em. If he doesn't get a hold of the friend he'll call the Pens office and leave them for me at will call. What doesn't make sense is why doesn't he just leave them at will call instead of calling the friend and having them emailed to me?If I don't get jobbed out of the tickets. I'll try to get some pics tonight. We'll have to make sure the Pens know about Staalkin's contract situation nicholas thank God u brought it up. If they became free agents teams would really want them! And concerning Staal. I know the some of commentblog has been giving some in depth analysis on his season so far ("He sucks!" and "can we send him back to the minors?" are examples). But ol' stinkynuts Molinari might have put it into (second question down). For as little as he is scoring his plus/minus is not awful and at the very least he's not neglecting his defensive duties. And he's fucking 19 years old. Some of yinz still haven't even mastered the finer points of masturbation at that age. Cut the kid some slack. Sheesh. "We'll have to make sure the Pens know about Staalkin's contract situation nicholas thank God u brought it up. If they became free agents teams would really want them!"I don't think it's really any big secret. I just don't want to have our situation be like what happened with Buffalo/AnaheimNot the Briere/Drury thing. Malkin & Staal are RFA so we can match any deal. I mean the Vanek/Pennier situation. Malkin is worth the 7+ million they threw at Vanek but I don't think Staal would be. Like I said a player like Staal (Solid D good PK young loads of offensive potential) could be tough to gauge and I don't want Kevin (B)lowe telling us what we should be paying. Still we should all remember that the situation we are in is loads better than years ago when our future talent was Morozov and Kraft. Remember to sit back and enjoy the ride a little. Also a little food for thought... It'll be interesting to see what Ovechkin signs for. Also. Phaneuf hasn't resigned yet and IMHO he's the best D in the league besides Lidstrom & Pronger (and he's not even 25). I'd give my right hand for a shot at him We are in no way affiliated with the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League. In accordance with the Fair Use Copyright Law. The Pensblog uses logos and registered trademarks of the National Hockey League to convey our criticism and inform the public. Photos on The Pensblog are used without permission but do not interfere with said owner's profit. 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Prediction: Winter Classic on January 1st will be snowed out........................................................... And that brings us to the Pens first-quarter review.( We're not gonna go in-depth because if you're reading this it means you're a fan and you know what's going on with the Pens. )They're in the basement of the Atlantic Division. Nothing exciting about that. Biggest Surprise:Ryan Malone?He's averaged 20 goals per season in his career and he's on pace for 20-25 this season. But he's never gotten out of the gate as fast as he's done this season. Honorable Jobber -- Dany SabourinBiggest Disappointment:MAFer. It's an argument that probably split family members on Thanksgiving but it's true. Honorable Jobber(s) -- Mark Recchi. Gary RobertsPredictions:We don't even know what time we're waking up tomorrow so we sure as hell don't know what an entity that we have no control over will do over the next 4.5 months. We think it's safe to say the Pens will go 60-0-0 the rest of the way. And... The Pens will sign The Haitian to play on Crosby's wing during the writer's strike..................................... Eric Politowski brings the noise with all of the Pens fights this season. ..................................................... In another Ross McKeon article he asked who should be your first draft pick if you were starting an NHL team from scratch. McKeon picks Sid. [ ]The quote of the year is from that article:"If I was to start a hockey franchise and I had the first pick overall. I'd take Vinny [ Lecavalier ]."-- Former NHL coach Pat BurnsKeyword is "former."Joke................................................................... David Amber over at ESPN did another top-10 list. [ ]This one was about which players are soaking up too much of their respective teams' salary cap. No Pens on the list. And number one went to Zdeno Chara. Is he seriously making $7.5 mill a year? Wow.=================And that brings us to the Pens. Salary numbers courtesy of [ ]Roberts and Recchi will most likely retire following this season. If that's the case that frees up $4.5 million. Which is about roughly $15 mill under the cap. The Pens will need that to sign some of these unrestricted free agents in the offseason:Ryan MaloneGeorges LaraqueJarkko RuutuAdam HallMark EatonBrooks OrpikKris LetangAnd then they also have to worry about re-signing restricted free agent Marc-Andre Fleury. Big names in the free-agent market following this season:Marian HossaJose TheodorePavol DemitraMiro SatanHenrik LundqvistMarkus NaslundIf that website is accurate as balls then the Pens are still paying off the residuals of these contracts during the 07-08 season:Andre Roy -- $1.0 millSebastien Caron -- $120,000Shane Endicott (shudder) -- $9,200The Pens currently have the 5th lowest payroll in the NHL. Two years ago they had the lowest payroll and it was a reasonable excuse as to why the Pens were licking goat balls. They have the 5th lowest this season but that isn't brought up as an excuse as to why they are faltering this season...................................................................... Other salary-cap anomalies:(The cap is $50.3 million but there's rules about bonuses and injured-reserve and crap that puts numbers over the cap. )Edmonton has the 4th-highest payroll at $50 mill. [ ]But that's with Kevin (B)lowe at the helm giving egregious contracts to Sheldon Souray. Ales Hemsky. Dustin Penner. Ethan Moreau and the list goes on. Anaheim goaltenders take up more space than any other team's goalies. [ ]Their backup goalie is hitting the cap for $2.2 mill this season. Brad Richards is hitting Tampa Bay's payroll for $7.8 mill this season tops in the league. Freddy Meyer of the Islanders is making a lowly $263,000 this season.[ ]................................. Go Pens 7.8 for Brad is ridiculous but he is pretty incredible. I feel Tampa is very closely tied to the Pens. (Lecavalier + St. Louis like Malkin + Crosby). Richards like Staal (or what Staal should be turning into prob minus the Conn Smythe) trouble with their D and GoaltendingChicago seems to be the new Penguins. Kane and Toews are insanely fun to watch rookies and the team is over-achieving. At least it's better than the Roenick+Belfour+Chelious Chicago days. All that aside. I think you can really expect Malkin to make at least 7 when he resigns (he's already at 3.8 according to nhlscap com) so theres another 3.2. Staal is an anomaly. Have to see how things pan out but we need those guys locked up longterm before we really get an idea what kind of cap room we are looking at Some Food For Thought:The Pens went into Ottawa Thursday 13th in the Eastern Conference with an 8-11-2 record and only 18 points. Flashback:Ottawa was just 9-11-1 with 19 points after 21 games last season. They finished '06-'07 at 48-25-9 with 105 points and reached the Stanley Cup final. (The Senators' 70 points after Christmas tied with Vancouver for most in the NHL. The Penguins were third with 69). Translation: It ain't over till it's over!PS: Sabu > MAF I might be at tonight's game. Won a pair of tickets at the last minute but dude is being kinda sketchy about it. Says he has to call a friend then he'll email em. If he doesn't get a hold of the friend he'll call the Pens office and leave them for me at will call. What doesn't make sense is why doesn't he just leave them at will call instead of calling the friend and having them emailed to me?If I don't get jobbed out of the tickets. I'll try to get some pics tonight. We'll have to make sure the Pens know about Staalkin's contract situation nicholas thank God u brought it up. If they became free agents teams would really want them! And concerning Staal. I know the some of commentblog has been giving some in depth analysis on his season so far ("He sucks!" and "can we send him back to the minors?" are examples). But ol' stinkynuts Molinari might have put it into (second question down). For as little as he is scoring his plus/minus is not awful and at the very least he's not neglecting his defensive duties. And he's fucking 19 years old. Some of yinz still haven't even mastered the finer points of masturbation at that age. Cut the kid some slack. Sheesh. "We'll have to make sure the Pens know about Staalkin's contract situation nicholas thank God u brought it up. If they became free agents teams would really want them!"I don't think it's really any big secret. I just don't want to have our situation be like what happened with Buffalo/AnaheimNot the Briere/Drury thing. Malkin & Staal are RFA so we can match any deal. I mean the Vanek/Pennier situation. Malkin is worth the 7+ million they threw at Vanek but I don't think Staal would be. Like I said a player like Staal (Solid D good PK young loads of offensive potential) could be tough to gauge and I don't want Kevin (B)lowe telling us what we should be paying. Still we should all remember that the situation we are in is loads better than years ago when our future talent was Morozov and Kraft. Remember to sit back and enjoy the ride a little. Also a little food for thought... It'll be interesting to see what Ovechkin signs for. Also. Phaneuf hasn't resigned yet and IMHO he's the best D in the league besides Lidstrom & Pronger (and he's not even 25). I'd give my right hand for a shot at him We are in no way affiliated with the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League. In accordance with the Fair Use Copyright Law. The Pensblog uses logos and registered trademarks of the National Hockey League to convey our criticism and inform the public. Photos on The Pensblog are used without permission but do not interfere with said owner's profit. 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VANCOUVER. British Columbia - Roberto Luongo made 26 saves for his third straight shutout setting personal and certify records while leading the Vancouver Canucks to a 2-0 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday night. Luongo who began the streak against Chicago and Anaheim hasn’t allowed a goal in 193 minutes. 56 seconds. He got some help from Brendan Morrison who swept a dangerous loose puck away from the goal line with 17 seconds left. Defensemen Matttias Ohlund and Lukas Krajicek scored for the Canucks who after losing the first game in November — and losing top defenders Kevin Bieksa and Sami Salo to serious injuries the same night — finished the month on a 9-1-2 run. Luongo who had consecutive shutouts three times with Florida passed his personal best set with the Panthers in 2004 at 8:39 of the third period. He then eclipsed a 32-year-old franchise record at 10:22 moving past Ken Lockett a backup who played 55 games over two seasons and set the mark in April 1975. I ordain say it again the Florida Panthers shot themselves in the pay when they dealt Luongo in the summer of 2006. All the team has to show for it is Bryan Allen. The Panthers got Luongo and Olli Jokinen in one of the all-time great NHL change steals. Seven years later. Florida returned the advance to Vancouver. Current Panther goaltender Tomas Vokoun is a very good goaltender but Luongo is better. To make matters worse. Florida gave up three draft picks to fix the goalie eat they created by trading Luongo. I sometimes query if Florida will ever see the playoffs again. NOTE: My spam filter automatically deletes any TrackBacks that do not actually cerebrate and refer to this post. Those doing it manually should verify they undergo linked the post before sending the TrackBack ping.

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VANCOUVER. British Columbia - Roberto Luongo made 26 saves for his third straight shutout setting personal and certify records while leading the Vancouver Canucks to a 2-0 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday night. Luongo who began the move against Chicago and Anaheim hasn’t allowed a goal in 193 minutes. 56 seconds. He got some help from Brendan Morrison who swept a dangerous let go puck away from the goal lie with 17 seconds left. Defensemen Matttias Ohlund and Lukas Krajicek scored for the Canucks who after losing the first bet in November — and losing top defenders Kevin Bieksa and Sami Salo to serious injuries the same night — finished the month on a 9-1-2 run. Luongo who had consecutive shutouts three times with Florida passed his personal best set with the Panthers in 2004 at 8:39 of the third period. He then eclipsed a 32-year-old franchise record at 10:22 moving past Ken Lockett a backup who played 55 games over two seasons and set the mark in April 1975. I will say it again the Florida Panthers shot themselves in the pay when they dealt Luongo in the pass of 2006. All the team has to show for it is Bryan Allen. The Panthers got Luongo and Olli Jokinen in one of the all-time great NHL trade steals. Seven years later. Florida returned the favor to Vancouver. Current Panther goaltender Tomas Vokoun is a very good goaltender but Luongo is better. To make matters worse. Florida gave up three draft picks to fix the goalie eat they created by trading Luongo. I sometimes wonder if Florida will ever see the playoffs again. NOTE: My spam filter automatically deletes any TrackBacks that do not actually cerebrate and have in mind to this post. Those doing it manually should verify they undergo linked the post before sending the TrackBack ping.

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411mania com Around The Rink 11.27.07: Surprises Of The Quasi-Young NHL Season 411mania com, TX - 30 minutes ago The Dallas Stars. Anaheim Ducks and San Jose Sharks are 1-2-3 in this division. The Phoenix Coyotes and Los Angeles Kings are fighting to stay out of last. ... CBC News NHL Stars of The Week SI com - 8 hours ago 21 stopped 23 shots in regulation and overtime followed by two shootout saves in a 4-3 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Nov. 23 and blocked 25 of 26 shots... Daniel Briere wins NHL weekly honour CBC News all 56 news articles Bryzgalov addition great for Phoenix FOXSports com - 8 hours ago Anaheim Ducks general manager Brian Burke wanted to open a roster sight for goaltender Jonas Hiller. The quality European merchandise was wasting his time in the... Phoenix appears to have open its goaltender Sports Network all 46 news articles Washington Post Ducks Win; be Hot in Pacific Division The Associated Press - 17 hours ago (AP) — Ryan Getzlaf's scoring touch has helped the Anaheim Ducks act upon their Pacific Division rivals. Getzlaf scored twice in the Ducks' 3-2 win over the... Ducks collect to Beat Kings 3-2 The Associated Press Late goal by Chris Kunitz caps Ducks collect in 3-2 win over the Kings Canoe ca (subscription) NHL: Los Angeles Kings at Anaheim Ducks Preview & Picks The Spread all 332 news articles Philadelphia Inquirer Kings try to stay on bring in versus Ducks Sports communicate - Nov 25. 2007.. lengthy losing move the Los Angeles Kings ordain now try to go on a winning run tonight when they contend the hosting Anaheim Ducks at the Honda Center. ... Kings aim to forbid skid in San Jose Sports Network all 229 news articles You received this email because you subscribed to Yahoo! Alerts. Use from this alert. To dress your communications preferences for other Yahoo! business lines please visit your. To hit the books more about Yahoo!'s use of personal information including the use of in HTML-based telecommunicate gratify read our. Yahoo! is located at 701 First Avenue. Sunnyvale. CA 94089.

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DOGUBEYAZIT. Turkey – Today we saw Mount Ararat just a few kilometres from the Iranian border. Truly amazing though it was too hazy to see to the top. We walked along a little cowpath up the mountain valley – until a young man with a shotgun slung on his back approached us with a smile. The mountain photo session ended pretty soon afterward. OK on to the pucks!Alexander the Great not long for Washington?So how long before Alexander Ovechkin wants out of Washington? The talented third-year send is scoring more than a inform a game and his contract will expire at the end of this season. Can’t create by mental act he’ll want to stay on the trainwreck that is the Washington Capitals. The kid can only get so much satisfaction from playing for a non-contender. Leafs beaten by former draft pickThe Toronto Maple Leafs occasionally do a decent job of drafting – like when they took Finnish goalie Tuuka Rask in the first go. 21st overall in 2005. Problem is the Leafs love to change away their picks – like when they sent Rask to the Boston Bruins in June 2006 for former Calder Trophy winner Andrew Raycroft. Well. Rask came approve and bit the Leafs earning his first NHL win in his first start lifting the Boston Bruins to a 4-2 victory over Toronto. The 20-year-old goalie made 30 saves and was chosen as top star of the bet. Ohlund suspended for slashThe Vancouver Canucks’ blueline continued to be decimated following the suspension of Mattias Ohlund for four games after he whacked Minnesota Wild forward Mikko Koivu in the leg. Ohlund not known as a cheap shot artist was issued a game misconduct for the slash and won't be eligible to return until Nov. 25 at domiciliate against Chicago leaving the Vancouver color line even further depleted after injuries to Kevin Bieksa and Sami Salo. Bieksa ordain miss another four to six weeks with a lacerated right calf while Salo is out indefinitely with a broken nose. If you ask the adulterate four games isn’t enough. If you want to get the ugly cram out of the bet you undergo to come drink hard. Stephen Knight is a Toronto-based writer who is also trying to improve his backchecking by playing rec hockey twice a week. refer a apprise question by leaving a mention and check approve later for an answer. Fantasy hockey topics only and one question per person per blog/e-mail gratify.

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The Predators are blazing lately and there's not much more to it. They're playing great hockey lately they're dominant at domiciliate and undergo shown character in the process turning some games in their advance. The Wild have dropped their initial momentum due to several injuries they're still missing a few men (Koivu and Nummelin). Demitra is questionable while Gaborik still hasn't recaptured his old form when cooperation with his teammates is concerned. I evaluate the Preds will dominate them tonight. Minnesota seemingly needs to get healthier and get back domiciliate before recapturing their old form. They're also back-to-back having played measure night at home against Columbus where they were shut out. 0-4. This is my top play for the night. Nashville Predators (-1,5) (2.90 @ Pinnacle) 5 unitsNashville Predators (-0,5) (2.02 @ Pinnacle) 5 units The Avs are the best home aggroup in the league (9-1-0) and will surely welcome the comfort of their Pepsi Center after a not so successful road trip where they dropped 3 games and only managed to beat Edmonton. In the three losses as well as the road loss before that the Avs only scored 1 goal in each of those games which says enough of how limited their road production is. At home they be to use familiar settings home crowd and the altitude calculate to create offensive momentum which not many teams can withstand. Calgary knows it best since they dropped 3 games already this year to the Avs while winning one. The Flames are not going anywhere with Mike Keenan if you ask me. They're not playing well they lack consistency and they lost their trademark hard working game backed by a stellar goalie. Kiprusoff's numbers have decreased severely under Keenan (2.92 GAA. 88% Sv pct) and that's no coincidence. The Avs still can't be trusted on the road but they're another story at domiciliate. I desire the chances of them winning by 2 goals or more tonight the price is quite attractive. Colorado come down (-1,5) (2.83 @ Pinnacle) 5 unitsThe price dropped severely (from 2.10 to 1.90) so the initial value is gone if you took it at 2.00 or more you got a good broach. 1.90 is comfort takeable obviously not as good bet as it initially was. The Caps are riding a newly created momentum following a coaching change and the Canes are as shown yesterday still a highly offensive team especially with the go of Erik Cole to the lineup. Wouldn't recommend touching the sides here but the total should be exceeded. Washington.

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"Everyone's having a good time," Leclaire said after stopping 21 shots for his NHL-best fifth shutout of the season in a 3-0 win over the St. Louis Blues on Sunday night. "It's a lot more fun. As desire as we keep doing the same thing it's easy to have a good time." Manny Malhotra. Rick Nash and Jason Chimera had goals for the color Jackets (8-3-2) who are off to the best start in their seven seasons. Malhotra added an back up and Adam Foote had two. The color Jackets the only aggroup to never appear in the playoffs are 5-0-1 in their measure six games. In their first full toughen under continue coach Ken Hitchcock they're tied for second displace in the Western Conference. "It's everybody just buying into the system and believing in Hitch's game intend," said Nash who picked up his 10th goal on a catch-and-shoot late in the second period. "The guys are getting more mature and understanding that you need to trust the system. I don't experience what the air was measure year. It seems like we're buying in and it works." Leclaire came into the year with one shutout in 59 career games but has five in nine starts this season - tying a Columbus season preserve. "I don't really have to say much about that do I?" Blues coach Andy Murray said. "There's been enough written. He's shut us out twice in a row so he's obviously played pretty come up against us." After the Blues had successfully killed 1:34 of the opening period with the Blue Jackets on a two-man advantage. Columbus controlled the puck on a delayed penalty. The Blue Jackets pulled Leclaire for an extra attacker while swarming the net with waves of skaters for 52 seconds. The patience and puck control paid off when Foote saucered a pass to Malhotra swooping in from the high schedule. Malhotra faked goaltender Hannu Toivonen whom he defeat high with a chip shot over the goalie's alter shoulder. With the Blues pressing the issue in the second period. Leclaire stopped Keith Tkachuk on a mini-breakaway then made two sterling saves when St. Louis had a two-man advantage blocking a hard shot by Martin Rucinsky and gloving a laser of a one-timer by Paul Kariya from the left circle. "We didn't give their top players a come about to bring home the bacon it on the power play and that was a big key," Leclaire said. Nikolai Zherdev carried the puck to the blue-line and then flipped a high backhanded go that Nash caught at the right circle. He dropped the puck settled it waited while two Blues slid out of his way and then rocketed a low shot inside the far affix. Asked if the color Jackets' start felt desire it was real. Nash grinned and said. "It's as real as it's going to get." Notes: Columbus C Sergei Fedorov extended his points move to four games with an assist on Malhotra's goal. ... Tkachuck and Kariya had four-game points streaks end. ... It was the first measure St. Louis lost consecutive games this season. ... Foote had two assists for the first time since March 24. 2006 against Calgary.

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