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Wild Puck Banter (Free subscription) | yesterday
Saku Koivu and the hated Ducks are not a good fit. Anaheim is stocked with players I despise; players like Corey Perry and Ryan Getlaaf. Past hated Ducks include Todd May, Chris Kunitz, Rob Neidermayer, the list goes on and on... Why would one of the "good guys" in the league want to play there? Does he simply want to hang out with BFF Teemu Selanne? Because if that's the case, he's making...
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Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 06/20/2009
From NHL Snipers: Everyone wants Dany Heatley for obvious reasons. Here are what some teams have offered for the superstar: LOS ANGELES KINGS- OFFERING JACK JOHNSON, ALEX FROLOV, 5TH OVERALL PICK IN THE 2009 DRAFT, 96TH OVERALL PICK IN THE 2009 DRAFT(PICARD INCLUDED) ST.LOUIS BLUES- OFFERING PATRIK BERGLUND, BARRET JACKMAN, AARON PALUSHAJ SAN JOSE SHARKS- OFFERING MILAN MICHALEK, MARC-EDOUARD VLASIC,...
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All Current Events (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
The Penguins entered Friday's finals game full of confidence. Even with the records against them, despite the fact that only one team in the history of the NHL had won a Game 7 on the road in the Stanley Cup Final, These Pittsburgh kids came out with big hearts. The Penguins wins 2-1 a heart breaking Game 7 against the defending champion Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena with the weight of history conspiring...
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From The Rink (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
More photos » by Paul Sancya - AP Browse more photos » Great win for Pittsburgh, as they become just the third team to ever win a Stanley Cup in Game 7 on the road. I didn't think they could pull it off, but they were clearly the better team in this one, and hey, how about Max Talbot? The amazing thing about this series was that it didn't fall to a great performance from Evgeni Malkin or...
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Igloo Dreams (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
THE PENGUINS WON THE STANLEY CUP!! Fleury rose to the challenge. The team played as a team. Sid got hurt and they still held on. I went looking to see if anyone logged more ice time since Sid was out - besides Geno and Jordan, the truth is that everyone did their part. They won it as a team. First period: The Wings came out with a fire lit under their collective butts. They threw everything at the...
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From The Rink (Free subscription) | 06/10/2009
More photos » by Paul Sancya - AP Browse more photos » A few ugly statlines from the first six games of the finals, on both sides: The Penguins ' top line Sidney Crosby , 20:05 per game, 1 goal, 2 assists, minus-3 Bill Guerin , 15:51, 1 assist, minus-3 Chris Kunitz , 16:15, 1 assist, minus-4 Red Wings snipers Dan Cleary , 16:41, one goal, plus-1 Tomas Holmstrom , 12:42, two assists, minus-2...
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Sportsviews (Free subscription) | 06/10/2009
The Penguins wouldn’t let the Red Wings celebrate with the Stanley Cup, not again. Not in this Game 6 in their arena. Not without going the distance in a finals where home ice means everything and momentum means nothing. Added by: sam77 Viewed: 2 time(s) Tags/Keywords: the penguins red wings Added On: 2009-06-10
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Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 06/10/2009
from Scott Burnside of ESPN, Here are things we will be looking out for in tonight’s Game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals between the Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins: 1. The Fleury factor Can Marc-Andre Fleury shrug off his Game 5 performance in which he was yanked after giving up five goals on 21 shots? He will have to be every bit as good as he was in Games 3 and 4 or the Pens are cooked....
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New York Times (Free subscription) | 06/09/2009
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Bill Guerin, no goals in the series. Chris Kunitz, one goal in the playoffs -- and he plays on Sidney Crosby's line. Miroslav Satan, one goal in the playoffs.
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The Nookular Option (Free subscription) | 06/07/2009
The media in the hockey world is desperately wanting the Pittsburgh Penguins to be the Edmonton Oilers of the late 80's/early 90's, with Sidney Crosby and Evgeny Malkin playing the role of Wayne Grezky and Mark Messier. The problem is, the Oilers also had Glenn Anderson, Paul Coffey, and Jari Kurri (pictured). Whereas, the Penguins currently have a supporting cast of players that are either long in...
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Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | 06/06/2009
In a world where the puck is called the biscuit and an arena is known as the barn, Chris Kunitz dipped into hockey's special vocabulary to describe Marc-Andre Fleury's ability to make impossible saves through the course of a game.
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Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 06/02/2009
from Joe Starkey of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Detroit coach Mike Babcock said that if someone had told him at the beginning of the year that he would be depending on the likes of Abdelkader (we’re now officially able to spell that name without checking), Ericsson, Darren Helm and Ville Leino, “I wouldn’t think we’d be in the Stanley Cup Final.” The Penguins need an...
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Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 05/29/2009
from Darren Eliot of Sports Illustrated, Finally, if you’re looking for a couple of players out of the limelight who will thrust themselves into the glare with a special contribution, consider Valtteri Filppula of the Red Wings and Chris Kunitz of the Penguins. Both play significant minutes and during key situations. They’ve had good moments already during this playoff run, but with a single...
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The Sporting Blog (Free subscription) | 05/28/2009
After a full 82-game regular-season schedule and three rounds of playoffs, the NHL has wound up exactly where it was one year ago, as the hockey world girds itself for a rematch of the Detroit Red Wings and the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Stanley Cup Finals. Excuse me if I find it impossible to complain. Granted, everything old is not new again. There are new faces on both teams, and part of me is absolutely...
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