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Scoop Cooper: The tragedy of the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl crash grows

September 16, 2011 - 1:43 PM ET

...), the crew continued the doomed takeoff roll and overran the otherwise way more than adequate 9,800-foot runway (RWY 23) by some several hundreds of FEET before desperately rotating and attempting to climb out. With insufficient flying speed, however, the plane quickly stalled and struck a nearby n...

Eklund: The Worst Defense Decision A GM has Ever Made....+ Doughty and Schenn

September 15, 2011 - 2:14 PM ET

...what they will become. That often a guy who struggles on one team surfaces on another as a star. This was never more apparent to me than standing 5 FEET away on the ice and watching Dennis Seidenberg raise the Stanley Cup. But Redden and Chara weren't young. At the time the Sens let Chara go h...

Shaune Vetter: Thursday Thoughts

September 15, 2011 - 9:56 AM ET

...ey really clicked as a line. This year's first rounder in particular certainly seems to have that "game-breaker" type of aura that gets fans to their FEET as he is able to turn seemingly mundane plays into potential scoring chances. Reinhart is simply solid in all facets of the game at this stage of...

Brian Huddle: 2012 NHL Draft: The Defense (Part Two)

September 15, 2011 - 9:25 AM ET

...break up plays. Gianluca Curcuruto - Soo Greyhounds (OHL) A balanced skater, Curcuruto skates well and mobile with his two-way game. He keeps his FEET moving but plays a rather simple game from the back end. Offensively he shows poise and can open the lanes when walking the line, displaying a go...

Adam French: #30: The San Jose Sharks Top Ten Prospects - The Final Chapter

September 12, 2011 - 1:38 PM ET

...nseman 9. Alex Stalock, Goalie Worcester Sharks, AHL 112th Overall, 2005, 24 years old 6’0, 185 lbs A hybrid goalie, Stalock plays on his FEET more than into the classic blocking butterfly position. His stance is quite narrow and he doesn’t move down into the butterfly as often as most...

Brian Huddle: OHL Thoughts: Barrie Colts @ Guelph Storm - Friday September 9, 2011

September 12, 2011 - 10:02 AM ET

... but boy is he nasty. He makes a habit of throwing his weight around, and even got himself in a short fight which cost him the rest of the night. His FEET seem a bit heavy at times, and his defensive coverage is average, but I like the offensive upside that could be molded. He really shows a big boo...

GARTH'S CORNER: IMPRESSIVE WIN

September 10, 2011 - 9:15 PM ET

...oach Rolston told sabres.com that panic was not an option after his team went down early. “I don’t know if it was jitters, or just getting the FEET under us, but we had a real slow start. I thought as the game progressed we got better and better as a team, and every individual on the team mad...

Scoop Cooper: Some random thoughts on Hockey's darkest day ever ...

September 8, 2011 - 7:59 AM ET

... for the 540 mile flight to Minsk but was then unable to climb out after rotation. Witnesses report that the plane stalled at an altitude of about 50 FEET falling off to the left and striking a nearby navigational aid tower structure, broke in two, and fell into the Volga. The flight had lasted less...

Brian Huddle: #27: Vancouver Canucks Top 10 Prospects

September 7, 2011 - 8:28 AM ET

...eedy forward with creativity to boot, Schroeder seems to be all over the ice. He’s an explosive skater who finds holes and exploits them with quick FEET. He controls the puck like a wizard and has high level vision and creativity when he has it. However he’s shown an inability to play when a gam...

GARTH'S CORNER: ENZO LIKE'S NUGE'S CHANCES

September 3, 2011 - 2:00 PM ET

...er of the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog. Enzo is right. If hockey is in a player's heart, the brain, hands, and FEET will sync-up. Besides, as Ennis has proven, they can't hit you if they can't catch you. Ennis told the Edmonton Journal: "I played abo...

Adam French: #26: The Dallas Stars Top-10 Prospects

September 2, 2011 - 10:22 AM ET

...years old, 6’3, 218. Nemeth is a very smooth and quick skating defender and has very good acceleration for a guy of his size. He uses his quick FEET and good closing speed to break up plays well and often attempt to decimate the opposing forward. Though young Nemeth has shown a penchant for th...

Ken Beckett: The Time When Belak Scored - My Favourite Wade Belak Memory

September 1, 2011 - 3:02 PM ET

...on and raised his arms to the sky to celebrate his eighth goal in 407 games. The crowd errupted at the ACC, and almost every fan was brought to their FEET. The Leafs bench was equally as excited as Belak was, their enthusiasm matching the big smile on Belak's face. The Leafs won that game 3-1 and...

Travis Yost: Dustin Byfuglien's Weight Gain and Pascal Leclaire's Still Ailing

September 1, 2011 - 2:02 PM ET

...whose two-year stint as an Ottawa Senators goaltender was more memorable for his laundry list of injuries than for the quickness of his glove hand or FEET, remains unemployable due to his wonky hip. A free agent offer in July from an NHL team — he won’t say which one — fell through when he ...

Brian Huddle: #25: Tampa Bay Lightning Top 10 Prospects

August 31, 2011 - 6:11 PM ET

...1, 170 lbs A speedy forward with high end vision, Namestnikov is a proto-typical playmaking center. When attacking the play, Namestnikov shows shift FEET and hard cuts that can elude the best of defenders, and then thread a pin point pass to a winger. He's also an adept scorer with a wicked release...

Bill Meltzer: Meltzer's Musings: Exquisite Torture

August 28, 2011 - 11:21 AM ET

...listening to Mr. Hart broadcast games during my childhood. It felt appropriate to stand there a minute or two before I did anything else. About 20 FEET away, Flyers GM Bob Clarke was holding a conversation with someone I could not recognize. A crystal clear childhood memory came back to me at ...

Bill Meltzer: Meltzer's Musings: Players You Never Expected to See in Orange and Black

August 27, 2011 - 12:25 PM ET

...ly playing on MoDo's third line. A year later, he was up to about 180 pounds and was starting to gain more ice time on MoDo but was still getting his FEET wet playing against grown men (Foppa was already ripping apart junior-aged players in international competition). Ultimately, Forsberg made his N...

GARTH'S CORNER: SHINNY-SOTA

August 26, 2011 - 1:15 PM ET

...s to me to be more toned than when he was when he left here for Minnesota back in April. He was in great shape then. He's in excellent shape now. His FEET are as fast as his hands. His vision and awareness are superb. His shot is accurate and deadly. I see him scoring 35+ pucks this season. _____...

GARTH'S CORNER: CONVERGENCE AT THE MOUTH OF THE MIGHTY NIAGARA

August 25, 2011 - 4:57 PM ET

...quick-release sniper. He thrives in the shootout. He's got all of the hand-eye skills that he needs to be a difference maker in the NHL. However, his FEET are his Waterloo. He skated like he was in concrete with the high flying Oilers so they one-timed him to the Rangers, who then unceremoniously la...

GARTH'S CORNER: 2PM PRESSER

August 25, 2011 - 8:55 AM ET

...quick-release sniper. He thrives in the shootout. He's got all of the hand-eye skills that he needs to be a difference maker in the NHL. However, his FEET are his Waterloo. He skated like he was in concrete with the high flying Oilers so they one-timed him to the Rangers, who then unceremoniously la...

John Toperzer: Sidney Crosby Hype, Robbie Brown, Pens Previews & Photos from PNC Park

August 23, 2011 - 10:49 AM ET

...nt contribution at the NHL level. Carl Sneep Sneep is one of a handful of promising defensemen within Pittsburgh's organization. He got his FEET wet in the AHL last year, scoring four goals and 17 points in 61 games for the Baby Penguins. He saw improvement during his time with Boston Coll...

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