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...ing forever in Toronto, he couldn't fathom pulling on another NHL jersey. That may enter into his decision, but he's too shrewd to lay himself at the FEET of the Maple Leafs. Tucker has been among the most economical skaters in the NHL for too many years, and you can rest assure that he'll aim for t...
... off sticks and nothing at all looking crisp and clean. And they had their share of back-to-back game plays with turnovers and a few "cannot move my FEET fast enough" penalties. But through 2 periods the Canes managed to hang around. But then yet another whiff behind the goal led to a bang bang g...
... games. They've scored 18 points in the past two games as a unit. The secret to their success as a unit has been contant, crisp passing, and fast FEET. Chara can gum it all up with his long wingspan and active, huge FEET. Do they change their approach against Chara and The Bs tonight? ...
...t on that play, and Derek rolled it down to Maxi, and I know I can pop out for a one-timer. It worked out good." " We have a fast team with fast FEET, and then we skate we make it hard on the other team. Carolina are a lot like our team. Jaro Spacek scored his second of the season moments...
...penalty against him each game this year, a perfect 8 for 8. I watched in person as he got a holding call in game 8. He saw that the ref was about 15 FEET from him. It didn’t matter; somehow his stick got off the ice and his hand wound up on an opponents shoulder for about 3 seconds. More than eno...
... to look dominant. One of the amazing things about Malkin is the way he does not lose the puck. Even when checked, he uses all parts of his body: FEET, legs, arms and hands to keep the puck moving forward and in better position to get his stick on it. One play from last night stands out, Malkin ...
...g Pred fans. Some want him on the team now, believing he is ready to dominate at the NHL level. The other side believes it is good for him to get his FEET wet at the AHL level, learn to play with men. I consider myself part of the latter group, some time in the AHL would do him good in my humble op...
...interview room, after tonights 9-1 drubbing of the Philadelphia Flyers. The sellout crowd of 18,600 and change diverted their attention from the 6 FEET of water that is floating in the basements of their cold, dark homes, to coem downtown to watch their Sabres light up the night. " We have a l...
...ells it like it is. He's the stuff that legendary NHL Capotains are made of. While Shanny spoke, I couldn't help but notice that Jagr was sitting ten FEET away in his stall. Mumbling in Czech to Straka. Whats wrong with picture? The Captain addresses the media, and he presents the cold hard fact...
...his is what was needed to get a frustrated and maybe even a little mentally fragile team settled into the game in the right way. 2) Back to basics/FEET in the crease. Both of the Canes early goals by Craig Adams came from very simple, bluecollar hockey. Throw the puck at the net with traffic ar...
...asing this on my discussion with Hitchcock yesterday. I think Esche starts next week either in Buffalo or in Florida. *** Yo Garth! Two FEET of snow in Buffalo already! Good grief! ...
...altender Adam Dennis to a three-year entry level contract. Dennis has been assigned to the Rochester Amerks, effective immediately. Dennis (6 FEET/ 183 lbs.) was Buffalo's sixth-round choice (182nd overall) in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. The 21-year-old Dennis played four seasons in the On...
... beat this team,” Hitchcock replied when I asked at the post-game news conference whether it took his team two periods to find energy and get their FEET moving. “They allowed us to stay in the perimeter so that’s where we played. It’s what we have to do to win. It’s recognizing the o...
...njury was hardly a concern. At the same moment Maurice made that claim, however, Bell was sitting at the back of the Leafs' team bus -- roughly 50 FEET away -- with his foot in a walking cast and his body supported by crutches, having returned minutes earlier from a Halifax hospital. "Precautiona...
...Ladd was a lone bright spot in Saturday's game. His success as an NHLer right now can be measured by the number of times he has his skates within 10 FEET of the crease. He spent most of the game there on Sat and was rewarded with a goal. My hunch is that he will have a bunch more company this wee...
...helming last night: --He was just due to start. The common thought before the team started a small funk against NJ was that Grahame would get his FEET wet on Saturday in the 2nd half of the back-to-back. --Though Ward was not the problem, the team was horrible the night before. A new goalie ...
...his area: that the players recognize that they don't have to embellish. That our guys will react to the foul when they see it. They can stay on their FEET. They don't need to embellish. They don't need to dive for the officials on the ice to call a penalty game in and game out. COMMISSIONER BETTM...
...… to the goaltending… where do you begin? While Manny Legace just couldn’t get it done in the playoffs, it would be unfair to lay it all at his FEET, after all he did end up with a 2.19 GAA and 37 wins last year in the regular season. The return of Dominic Hasek makes for interesting talk show...
...nteresting part was when Hitch received a cell phone call from the course that one player couldn't make it through the course, which at times rose 50 FEET above ground. And you could sit here all day and never figure out who the player was, but surprisingly it was strapping 23-year-old Joni Pitka...
... asked last year if some guys on his team couldn’t keep up with the speed in the new NHL said it best. “Speed isn’t down there (pointing to his FEET), speed is up here (pointing to his head.” He went onto to say that some guys aren’t thinking quick enough for the new NHL To me the best...
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