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Anders Lindback \ Andrei Vasilevski \ Benoit Pouliot \ Dennis Wideman \ Nashville Predators \ NHL Draft \ Pekka Rinne \ prospects \ Sebastian Caron \ Slater Koekkoek \ Tampa Bay Lightning
Lightning Bolt Ahead Early in The Offseason
By Andrew Levengood (@bednarik602) In the 2012 offseason the only certain thing for the Tampa bay Lightning was that they had to acquire a goaltender, and before the draft or free agency started they sent backup goaltender Sebastian Caron, and two second round picks from this year’s draft and a third round choice in the [...]
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Why People Don’t Want (Not Think) Zach Parise to Stay in New Jersey
By: Mike Luciano (@MikeLuci) Free agency is on the horizon and it’s old news that Devil’s captain and superstar Zach Parise is fronting the 2012 unrestricted free agent class. Although Parise has expressed his desire to remain a New Jersey Devil on countless occasions, it hasn’t stopped waves of rumors and speculation regarding where Parise [...]
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NHL Draft: Did Blue Jackets, Scott Howson Make the Right Move?
By Tim Lucarelli (@tlucarelli) Earlier this week the Columbus Blue Jackets made headlines when it was announced that the Islanders offered their entire draft to move up two spots. From the outside looking in, it might seem like a no-brainer to take on all of those picks, but could it really be that simple? GM [...]
Calgary Flames 2012 Draft Recap
By Ryan Holmer (@RyanHolmerNHL) The 2012 Entry draft held a few surprises for most Flames fans, as Jay Feaster and the scouting staff jumped off the board … by a lot. At the 14th overall spot, Calgary had the option of selecting a top player in Teuvo Teravainen, Cody Ceci, or even Olli Maatta. [...]
Ilya Kovalchuk \ Jacques Lemaire \ Los Angeles Kings \ Martin Brodeur \ New Jersey Devils \ NJ Devils \ Patrik Elias \ Pete DeBoer \ Prospects \ Stanley Cup Final \ Stanley Cup Playoers
The Exorcized Devils
By: Mike Luciano (@MikeLuci) I’ve certainly got some explaining to do. My New Jersey Devils made a remarkable run to the Stanley Cup Finals, and since the inception of their 2012 postseason campaign, I can probably count the number of pieces I’ve posted on the fingers of one hand. Let me say there is a [...]
Aaron Ness \ Brock Nelson \ Calvin de Haan \ Casey Cizikas \ Columbus Blue Jackets \ David Ullstrom \ Garth Snow \ Griffen Reinhart \ Kevin Poulin \ Kirill Kabanov \ Matt Donavan \ Nail Yakupov \ New York Islanders \ NHL Draft \ Nino Niederreiter \ prospects \ Ryan Murray \ Ryan Strome
Islanders Notebook: Prospect Camp Begins; Defense of Snow Trade Proposal; 8 Players Given Q.O
A report from the Columbus Dispatch said that Isles general manager Garth Snow offered the Blue Jackets all of their draft picks in return for the number two overall pick in the draft. There is some dispute as to who the Islanders were going to select with the pick. Some say they were after defenseman [...]
Brendan Shanahan \ Claude Lemieux \ Detroit Red Wings \ Jiri Fischer \ Joe Sakic \ Martin Frk \ NHL Draft \ Patrick Roy \ Prospects
NHL Draft: Detroit Red Wings Nab First Round Talent in the Second Round
By Rhys Richards (@RREsq) In this weekend’s 2012 NHL Entry Draft, the Detroit Red Wings waited until the 49th overall pick in the second round to make the team’s first selection. The extended wait was due to the team trading its first round pick to acquire defenseman Kyle Quincey at the Trade Deadline, but time could prove [...]
Alex Galchenyuk \ Brady Vail \ Canadiens \ Dalton Thrower \ Erik Nystrom \ Habs \ Marc Bergevin \ Montreal Canadiens \ NHL Draft \ prospects \ Sebastian Collberg \ Tim Bozon Charles Hudon
NHL Draft: Marc Bergevin, Montreal Canadiens leave Pittsburgh as early winners
By Todd Cordell (@ToddCordell) With the 2012 NHL Entry Draft now in the past, it’s time to examine which team had the best draft in both addressing team needs and drafting the most talent. While the answer to those two questions won’t be answered and proven for at least a few years, I’m going to [...]


