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...ostalgic because I covered Housley and the Sabres from 1986-1990. "Wowie" was as electric a player as Gilbert Perreault was. He brought fans to their FEET when he grabbed the puck and started wheeling. I purposely parked car here. It's the exact spot where the facade for The Aud Club used t...
...ey, too, were listening intently as Grampy dissected the game and even critiqued his own son as Bill Jr. reffed this fierce college rivalry. A few FEET away, I was there, soaking it all in. I just loved being around the game. Somehow, I kept it in my mind for the future day that I would eventual...
...vement, in terms of getting into the offensive zone quickly and moving the puck around so that the opposing PK didn't have a lot of time to get their FEET settled. If they couldn't create a chance off the rush, they tended to rely on quick passes around the perimeter to open up lanes across the midd...
...o status in Game 3 of the 2013 Eastern Conference Finals. With the Bruins on the penalty kill, Campbell blocked a shot, and then got back to his FEET and continued to try and kill the penalty, clearly struggling to even stand, let alone move. After he made his way down the tunnel and back to th...
... last night, taking it to the Nashville Predators by a score of 6-0 and taking control of the final series 3 games to 2. This one is not laid at the FEET of one player… this one belongs to the team. The Nashville Predators got steamrolled last night, full marks to the Penguins. They showed up ...
...ood numbers. High-danger saves, on the other hand, are more skill driven. Stopping NHL shooters is very hard. Stopping NHL shooters when they're 8 FEET in front of you and have space to work with is even harder. I don't think you can really fluke your way into stopping high-danger shots on a ...
...ad. But then Neal, in Josi's position, misses Josi, who's playing forward, on the pass. Josi chases the puck and Neal, inexplicably, stops moving his FEET. Here, Crosby simply mugged Josi in the corner. Watch Crosby's foot, this is "best player in the world" stuff. Here, Weber, who got...
... looks to be just a shade over the height of longtime Flyer Danny Briere -- a player with some similarities. Frost is extremely fast when he gets his FEET moving (you don't win Fastest Skater at Top Prospects by being slow) but will have adapt to the pro pace. There's a very scarce number of NHL pla...
...by the ref, who was too deep and too far away to convince me that he had a good view. I would say that he was looking through the goalie at about 65 FEET away, which is too far for my liking......"Positioning sells calls." Get closer, get a good look and then remember, every call is pivotal, so dol...
... hard for Babcock to change the lines. What the Leafs coach sees in the right handed winger is a very fast versatile player who is hungry to get his FEET wet in the National Hockey League and makes his way up the lineup. He’s eager to prove his worth to not only his coach but his teammates and h...
.... What… you are surprised I didn’t say goaltender Pekka Rinne? He’s a part of it… but it is way too simplistic to lay it all at Rinne’s FEET. He didn’t look comfortable between the pipes last night, fighting the puck and trying to do a little too much… that being said… The tyin...
... the franchise's first season in Denver after it moved from Quebec. He had one goal, two assists and 11 penalty minutes in 12 playoff games. The 6-FEET-3 forward made his NHL debut in 1992-93 with the Nordiques. Aside from Colorado, he played for Washington, Chicago, the New York Rangers and Isla...
...er son play ice hockey and the joy that the game brings him. I love watching my 16 month old son pick up the mini stick, shoot the puck (a couple of FEET anyways) and put both arms up in the air and say “GOAL”. Hockey is a family affair in my household and I love that it is something that brin...
... too much and needs go calm his game a bit... He sometimes focuses too much on the puck and loses his guy in the back of plays... He keeps his FEET moving all the time. It has been said that he is a great skater but the way he keeps going and never quits on plays is really impressive... [M...
...the biggest difference at a time on the ice? Talent wise and the ability to make that one play which gets everyone in the stands standing on their FEET, it has to be PK Subban. Overall skill set level to me is Roman Josi, as he has the offensive ability coupled with strong defensive skills. The m...
...rcentage which is unacceptable. Pittsburgh scored four times on 11 shots that Rinne faced. Only one of RInne's 7 saves came from closer than 26 FEET (per NHL stats) #StanleyCup— Eric Hornick (@ehornick) May 30, 2017 It looks as though the Conn Smythe favorite is regressing Here is R...
...ley Cup and the expansion draft will be the wild west of gamesmanship. The icing on the cake is, much like a duck on a pond who looks calm, but whose FEET are churning under the surface, we won't the majority of what happened on those trade calls....
...een limited action for the Syracuse Crunch in the Calder Cup Playoffs, playing in three games and recording two assists. Scouting Report At six FEET two inches, Howden is a strong, physical presence on the ice. People within the Lightning organization applaud his hockey sense and ability to be...
...re skewed. My grandfather had the best possible angle to see whether or not Boudreau's glove was actually tagging Masi, and the umpire was only a few FEET away. To his dying day in 1964, Bill Stewart Sr. always insisted that he made the right call on the play. One time when I was very young, I a...
...staff will once again be focused upon prospects. The measured approach Botterill's employing right now is perfect for the mountain of tasks at his FEET right now and to his credit he knows a hasty decision does no one any good. Besides, the two front-runners are still in the playoffs and there's ...
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