ESPN (Free subscription) | 51 minutes ago
NHL MVP Alex Ovechkin is offering his help to organizers of the first Winter Olympics in his native Russia.
ESPN (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
The Detroit Red Wings have re-signed forward Ville Leino to a two-year contract, a source said on Monday.
The FanHouse - Houston Texans (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
by Adam Gretz Filed under: NHL Free Agency , NHL Economics Since free agency started on July 1, the 30 NHL teams have invested over $400 million, whether it be signing an incoming free agent, or locking up their own players to long-term contracts. If history has shown us anything, it's that some of these deals will prove to be bargains, while others will quickly lead to buyers remorse. Let's take a...
Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | 07/05/2009
LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Kings acquired left wing Ryan Smyth from the Colorado Avalanche for former Red Wing Kyle Quincey and Tom Preissing. The Avalanche will also get a fifth-round draft pick next year.
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TML Fan Fury (Free subscription) | 07/04/2009
The Leafs are not they only team looking for a different direction many teams are looking for that, while others need that one or two players to put them over the top. There have been many team transactions since June 30 and here is a team by team breakdown of whats been done so far. Anaheim Ducks Signed: RW- Troy Bodie, D- Steve McCarthy Re-signed: D- Scott Niedermayer Atlanta Thrashers Signed: C-...
ESPN (Free subscription) | 07/04/2009
Tallon doesn't anticipate significant fallout
Chicago Tribune (Free subscription) | 07/04/2009
But his group's bid for troubled franchise lags far behind one from Canada That the National Hockey League would turn to Jerry Reinsdorf to rescue the bankrupt Phoenix Coyotes is not surprising: He has a home in the Phoenix area, business ties to the City of Glendale, where the Coyotes play, and, of most importance, a reputation as one of the shrewdest franchise operators in sports.
The FanHouse - Arkansas Basketball (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
by Bruce Ciskie Filed under: Canadiens , Eastern , NHL Free Agency When NHL free agency launched on Wednesday, there was near-immediate speculation that the Montreal Canadiens had come to a two-year agreement with forward Alexei Kovalev . Nothing was ever announced, and it quickly became clear that Montreal had no such agreement. The Canadiens moved quickly on Wednesday, signing forwards Mike Cammalleri...
Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
from Daryl Reaugh of Razor With An Edge, In this time of economic uncertainty the NHL’s “cost certainty” has again lavished millions on players whose contracts ran out at the right time. On day one of 2009 free agency the 30 team’s spent around $450,000,000.... Here’s my early run-down: ANA – retained aging superstars Selanne and Scott Niedermayer ATL – seem...
Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
from Dmitry Chesnokov at the Washington Examiner, ...Furthermore, my sources in Russia are telling me that they spoke with Kovalev last Thursday and were told that there was nothing certain about Kovalev’s future in the NHL. No one knows where Kovalev will end up. Russia’s Sovetsky Sport is reporting that Alexei is in Kazan right now where he holds his annual master-class events for young...
Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
from Mike Brophy of Sportsnet, Still, there have been some significant moves thus far and there are probably more to come. Who knows where Alexei Kovalev will land? Here are my five most significant moves: 1. Marian Gaborik signs with New York Rangers: Gaborik is one of the most gifted and exciting individuals in the National Hockey League and he proved that this past season when he tallied 13 goals...
Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
From Mike Farrell at Multichannel News: The reported impending sale of the National Hockey League’s Montreal Canadiens to the Molson brewing family for as much as $550 million could have an unintended beneficiary - Cablevision Systems. Cablevision, which also owns the NHL’s New York Rangers, earlier this year said it was investigating the split-off of its MSG unit - which includes the National...
SoCal Sports Hub (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
EL SEGUNDO, CA — After sitting at the station, watching the unrestricted free agent train pass him by on July 1 and then signing veteran free agent defenseman Rob Scuderi on July 2, which did nothing to fill the gaping hole the Kings had on left wing, Los Angeles Kings President/General Manager Dean Lombardi earned [...]
Fox News (Free subscription) | 59 minutes ago
Big free agents still left may have to accept less now. Others, like Chris Chelios, might be done altogether, says Spector.
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jockson | 07/01/2009
The NHL free-agent supermarket opens tomorrow and while some teams go on shopping sprees, some will look to maintain status quo. As it stands, this year’s Western Conference champion Detroit Red Wings are the odds-on favorites to make a return to the Stanley Cup finals and win–the Wings are listed at +350. With the free-agent frenzy tomorrow, futures odds are sure to change. For more, check out NHL...
jockson | 06/15/2009
The Pittsburgh Penguins forced a seventh and deciding game in the Stanley Cup final by virtue of a 2-1 win over the Detroit Red Wings last night–the Pens cashed in at -130 and the Total went Under 5.5. History is not on the Penguins’ side, as the last time a road team won a championship Game 7 in the MLB, NBA or NHL was back in 1979 when the Pittsburgh Pirates, ironically enough, won the World Series...
ravjen | 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.
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