Detroit Red Wings defenceman Jiri Fischer suffered a seizure and had his heart stop on the team's bench during the first period of an NHL game against the Nashville Predators on Monday night. "His heart was stopped," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "They hooked up the auto defibrillator and shocked him." Fischer was taken to hospital and listed in stable condition. The game was cancelled and will be made up at a later date.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2005
Monday, November 21, 2005
Reports from Sportsnet.ca / ESPN.com - Nov 21, 2005
ESPNEWS HEADLINES
Lemieux 'not sure' about Olympics
Since he declined to attend Team Canada's Olympic camp, Mario Lemieux's status for Turin has been debated. The Pens' captain/part owner said Monday he's "not sure" he'll play.
• Report: Mighty Ducks acquire center Marchant
• Crosby denies accusations that he takes dives
• Islanders' Bates out 4-5 weeks with hamstring injury
• Unhappy Larmer resigns from NHL Players' Association
• Russian team claims it still owns rights to Ovechkin
• Wild honor late teammate Sergei Zholtok
• Wings' Yzerman on new NHL: 'It's not hockey'
• Auction site offers Gretzky's first contract with Oilers
Banged-up BatesIsles lose Bates for at least a month ...
Hockey hearsayMacTavish: Hemsky hit should be reviewed ...
Dynamo got deebs?Russian club files claim on Ovechkin ...
Larmer lashes out ReaxFormer NHLer knocks union in resignation letter ...
Rules draw Yzerman's ireNew NHL "not hockey" says Red Wings captain ...
Oilers dump d-manAlexei Semenov sent packing to Florida ...
Bruins bolster defenceBoston picks up Tanabe; Scatchard to Phoenix ...
Winds of changeLooking at the moves made in Lethbridge ...
Top 25 CanucksDon Taylor reveals his Top 25 all-time Canucks ...
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Lemieux 'not sure' about Olympics
Since he declined to attend Team Canada's Olympic camp, Mario Lemieux's status for Turin has been debated. The Pens' captain/part owner said Monday he's "not sure" he'll play.
• Report: Mighty Ducks acquire center Marchant
• Crosby denies accusations that he takes dives
• Islanders' Bates out 4-5 weeks with hamstring injury
• Unhappy Larmer resigns from NHL Players' Association
• Russian team claims it still owns rights to Ovechkin
• Wild honor late teammate Sergei Zholtok
• Wings' Yzerman on new NHL: 'It's not hockey'
• Auction site offers Gretzky's first contract with Oilers
Banged-up BatesIsles lose Bates for at least a month ...
Hockey hearsayMacTavish: Hemsky hit should be reviewed ...
Dynamo got deebs?Russian club files claim on Ovechkin ...
Larmer lashes out ReaxFormer NHLer knocks union in resignation letter ...
Rules draw Yzerman's ireNew NHL "not hockey" says Red Wings captain ...
Oilers dump d-manAlexei Semenov sent packing to Florida ...
Bruins bolster defenceBoston picks up Tanabe; Scatchard to Phoenix ...
Winds of changeLooking at the moves made in Lethbridge ...
Top 25 CanucksDon Taylor reveals his Top 25 all-time Canucks ...
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Reports from TSN.ca - Nov 21, 2005
Todd Marchant is a Mighty Duck of Anaheim. The Ducks put in a waiver claim on the 32-year-old veteran centre who was put on waivers twice in the last week by the Columbus Blue Jackets.FULL STORY...
Panthers place Karpovtsev on waivers
NHL Mail: Playing Catch-up
Sidetracked by a weekend road trip, I'm playing catch-up right now.
Dissident NHLers make their case
A complaint by a dissident group of NHL players is going before the U.S. National Labor Relations Board.
The Latest: Senators forward Bryan Smolinski who bruised his right shoulder during Saturday night's game, did not skate at practice and won't play against Carolina on Tuesday (More)...
Headlines:
Danny Gare's 18 to rise to the rafters
Islanders lose Bates for a month
Panthers place Karpovtsev on waivers
McCabe, Sanford take weekly honours
Canucks demote Josh Green
Flames try to get back on track
Oilers host ice-cold Sharks
Dynamo wants Ovechkin back
Ponikarovsky contributing in win streak
Yzerman not impressed by new NHL
Unhappy Larmer leaves post with NHLPA
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Panthers place Karpovtsev on waivers
NHL Mail: Playing Catch-up
Sidetracked by a weekend road trip, I'm playing catch-up right now.
Dissident NHLers make their case
A complaint by a dissident group of NHL players is going before the U.S. National Labor Relations Board.
The Latest: Senators forward Bryan Smolinski who bruised his right shoulder during Saturday night's game, did not skate at practice and won't play against Carolina on Tuesday (More)...
Headlines:
Danny Gare's 18 to rise to the rafters
Islanders lose Bates for a month
Panthers place Karpovtsev on waivers
McCabe, Sanford take weekly honours
Canucks demote Josh Green
Flames try to get back on track
Oilers host ice-cold Sharks
Dynamo wants Ovechkin back
Ponikarovsky contributing in win streak
Yzerman not impressed by new NHL
Unhappy Larmer leaves post with NHLPA
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Ducks not done dealing
This latest push by the Mighty Ducks comes shortly after the team claimed veteran Columbus Blue Jackets forward Todd Marchant off waivers.
Sportsnet.ca -- Mired in an eight-game losing skid Mighty Ducks general manager Brian Burke is far from finished shaking his team up.
Sources tell Sportsnet Anaheim has served written notice skilled forward Petr Sykora is now on the market."We used to receive a fax from teams looking for interest at the minor league level on certain players," said a rival NHL executive. "Now, more and more managers are saving time and shopping all players this way."Sykora, who won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils, is in the final year of a contract that pays him 3.1 million this season.This latest push by the Mighty Ducks comes shortly after the team claimed veteran Columbus Blue Jackets forward Todd Marchant off waivers.Marchant, whose involvement in last week's Sergei Fedorov trade to Columbus was foiled by a no-trade clause, moves to Anaheim along with a contract that pays him 2.47 million this season, in addition to the remaining three years also at 2.47 million.
Sportsnet.ca -- Mired in an eight-game losing skid Mighty Ducks general manager Brian Burke is far from finished shaking his team up.
Sources tell Sportsnet Anaheim has served written notice skilled forward Petr Sykora is now on the market."We used to receive a fax from teams looking for interest at the minor league level on certain players," said a rival NHL executive. "Now, more and more managers are saving time and shopping all players this way."Sykora, who won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils, is in the final year of a contract that pays him 3.1 million this season.This latest push by the Mighty Ducks comes shortly after the team claimed veteran Columbus Blue Jackets forward Todd Marchant off waivers.Marchant, whose involvement in last week's Sergei Fedorov trade to Columbus was foiled by a no-trade clause, moves to Anaheim along with a contract that pays him 2.47 million this season, in addition to the remaining three years also at 2.47 million.
Sunday, November 20, 2005
Sunday Reports - Nov 20, 2005
Sources tell TSN the Columbus Blues Jackets, as is their right, put Todd Marchant on waivers Saturday, which means he'll either clear by noon Monday or be selected by another team. And the betting is this time, unlike last week when he was put on waivers for the first time, Marchant will be claimed.FULL STORY...
Blue Jackets activate Brule from IR
Burke's Ducks host his former team
The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, led in the front office by General Manager Brian Burke, look to avoid tying the longest losing streak in franchise history when they host his former team, the Vancouver Canucks.
Ponikarovsky contributing in win streak
It seems that Alexei Ponikarovsky is finally rewarding the Maple Leafs for their patience.
Hawks edge Oilers, complete Alberta sweep
Senators hang on to edge Devils
Yzerman not impressed by new NHL
Unhappy Larmer leaves post with NHLPA
Capitals rout Canadiens in Kolzig's return
Demitra's hat trick sinks Avalanche
Flyers make lead hold up in rematch
Blues surprise Red Wings
Sharks fall to Phoenix in a shootout
Oilers deal blueliner Semenov to Florida
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Leafs lay another thrashing
In two meetings this season, Toronto has outscored Atlanta by a combined score of 14-2.
TORONTO (CP) -- Defence and discipline. The Toronto Maple Leafs have found both, and as a result are riding a four-game winning streak.
Sens survive Habs collapse Alberta sweep
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Related: Belfour backs Larmer
Larmer lashes out ReaxFormer NHLer knocks union in resignation letter ...
Rules draw Yzerman's ireNew NHL "not hockey" says Red Wings captain ...
Oilers dump d-manAlexei Semenov sent packing to Florida ...
Bruins bolster defenceBoston picks up Tanabe; Scatchard to Phoenix ...
Winds of change
Blue Jackets activate Brule from IR
Burke's Ducks host his former team
The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, led in the front office by General Manager Brian Burke, look to avoid tying the longest losing streak in franchise history when they host his former team, the Vancouver Canucks.
Ponikarovsky contributing in win streak
It seems that Alexei Ponikarovsky is finally rewarding the Maple Leafs for their patience.
Hawks edge Oilers, complete Alberta sweep
Senators hang on to edge Devils
Yzerman not impressed by new NHL
Unhappy Larmer leaves post with NHLPA
Capitals rout Canadiens in Kolzig's return
Demitra's hat trick sinks Avalanche
Flyers make lead hold up in rematch
Blues surprise Red Wings
Sharks fall to Phoenix in a shootout
Oilers deal blueliner Semenov to Florida
More Headlines >>
Leafs lay another thrashing
In two meetings this season, Toronto has outscored Atlanta by a combined score of 14-2.
TORONTO (CP) -- Defence and discipline. The Toronto Maple Leafs have found both, and as a result are riding a four-game winning streak.
Sens survive Habs collapse Alberta sweep
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Related: Belfour backs Larmer
Larmer lashes out ReaxFormer NHLer knocks union in resignation letter ...
Rules draw Yzerman's ireNew NHL "not hockey" says Red Wings captain ...
Oilers dump d-manAlexei Semenov sent packing to Florida ...
Bruins bolster defenceBoston picks up Tanabe; Scatchard to Phoenix ...
Winds of change
Saturday, November 19, 2005
Saturday Reports - Nov 19, 2005
ESPNEWS HEADLINES
Flames burn out
Two winning streaks ended in Calgary on Friday. The Flames' eight-game winning streak was snapped with a 5-2 loss to the Blackhawks. Miikka Kiprusoff's run of seven straight wins also ended.
• Wings' Yzerman on new NHL: 'It's not hockey'
• Unlucky seven: Ducks' slump continues with loss to Avs
• Kovalchuk's 5 points lift Thrashers past stunned Flyers
• Devils blow lead, but rally to beat Habs Elias
• Auction site offers Gretzky's first contract with Oilers
• Net voice: Brodeur added to competition committee
• Coyotes trade Tanabe to Bruins, acquire Scatchard
• Jackets show free-agent bust Marchant the door
Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals look to post a rare road win as they visit Alexander Perezhogin and the Montreal Canadiens. The two Alexes have been bright lights for their teams in their own respects. Ovechkin leads all rookies in goals scored, while Perezhogin has played in place of Richard Zednik and Alex Kovalev on the Habs' top line for much of the season.FULL STORY...
Ice Chips: The latest game updates
Thrashers and Leafs renew hostilites
Senators host Brodeur and Devils
Blackhawks continue road swing in Edmonton
Yzerman not impressed by new NHL
Red Wings captain Steve Yzerman has voiced his opinion about the new NHL - and so far, he's not a fan.
Bruins get Tanabe to help defence
The struggling Boston Bruins, desperate for some veteran help on the blueline, acquired David Tanabe from the Phoenix Coyotes on Friday night. In exchange, Phoenix got checking centre Dave Scatchard to help provide depth up the middle.
TSN.ca Headlines
Thrashers come from behind to beat Flyers
Gionta scores twice as Devils drop Habs
Blackhawks put out the Flames
Sharp-shooting Stars win agian
Svatos nets winner as Avalanche roast Ducks
Prospal glad to be back in Tampa
Flames not worried about chasing records
No takers: Marchant clears waivers
Blues put Brewer on IR
Brodeur added to competition committee
Pens send Fleury to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
More Headlines >>
First of many? Don't count on it
There is a sense the Sergei Fedorov trade may be the catalyst to get the NHL swap shop working overtime, but don't count on it.
Daily updates from around the NHL:
The Latest: Yann Danis is expected to get the start in goal for the Montreal Canadiens against the Washington Capitals tonight. (More)...
Flames burn out
Two winning streaks ended in Calgary on Friday. The Flames' eight-game winning streak was snapped with a 5-2 loss to the Blackhawks. Miikka Kiprusoff's run of seven straight wins also ended.
• Wings' Yzerman on new NHL: 'It's not hockey'
• Unlucky seven: Ducks' slump continues with loss to Avs
• Kovalchuk's 5 points lift Thrashers past stunned Flyers
• Devils blow lead, but rally to beat Habs Elias
• Auction site offers Gretzky's first contract with Oilers
• Net voice: Brodeur added to competition committee
• Coyotes trade Tanabe to Bruins, acquire Scatchard
• Jackets show free-agent bust Marchant the door
Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals look to post a rare road win as they visit Alexander Perezhogin and the Montreal Canadiens. The two Alexes have been bright lights for their teams in their own respects. Ovechkin leads all rookies in goals scored, while Perezhogin has played in place of Richard Zednik and Alex Kovalev on the Habs' top line for much of the season.FULL STORY...
Ice Chips: The latest game updates
Thrashers and Leafs renew hostilites
Senators host Brodeur and Devils
Blackhawks continue road swing in Edmonton
Yzerman not impressed by new NHL
Red Wings captain Steve Yzerman has voiced his opinion about the new NHL - and so far, he's not a fan.
Bruins get Tanabe to help defence
The struggling Boston Bruins, desperate for some veteran help on the blueline, acquired David Tanabe from the Phoenix Coyotes on Friday night. In exchange, Phoenix got checking centre Dave Scatchard to help provide depth up the middle.
TSN.ca Headlines
Thrashers come from behind to beat Flyers
Gionta scores twice as Devils drop Habs
Blackhawks put out the Flames
Sharp-shooting Stars win agian
Svatos nets winner as Avalanche roast Ducks
Prospal glad to be back in Tampa
Flames not worried about chasing records
No takers: Marchant clears waivers
Blues put Brewer on IR
Brodeur added to competition committee
Pens send Fleury to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
More Headlines >>
First of many? Don't count on it
There is a sense the Sergei Fedorov trade may be the catalyst to get the NHL swap shop working overtime, but don't count on it.
Daily updates from around the NHL:
The Latest: Yann Danis is expected to get the start in goal for the Montreal Canadiens against the Washington Capitals tonight. (More)...
Friday, November 18, 2005
Reports from Sporstnet.ca - Nov 18, 2005
Marchant clears waivers
Marchant has said he won't waive the no trade clause unless the situation was right.
Sportsnet.ca -- Blue Jackets forward Todd Marchant has cleared waivers.
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Injury bug Blues Brewer out 4-to-8 weeks with shoulder separation ...
Five game suspension QMJHL comes down on P.E.I head coach ...
Penny pinching ways Cap causing teams to squeeze every dime ...
Hockey Hearsay Quinn-Allison feud, Jackets looked at Kozlov ...
Flames win again Calgary drops Detroit for eighth-straight ...
Canucks bite Sharks Vancouver ends four-game road losing skid. ...
Marchant has said he won't waive the no trade clause unless the situation was right.
Sportsnet.ca -- Blue Jackets forward Todd Marchant has cleared waivers.
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Injury bug Blues Brewer out 4-to-8 weeks with shoulder separation ...
Five game suspension QMJHL comes down on P.E.I head coach ...
Penny pinching ways Cap causing teams to squeeze every dime ...
Hockey Hearsay Quinn-Allison feud, Jackets looked at Kozlov ...
Flames win again Calgary drops Detroit for eighth-straight ...
Canucks bite Sharks Vancouver ends four-game road losing skid. ...
Reports from TSN.ca - Nov 18, 2005
The red-hot Calgary Flames shoot for their ninth consecutive victory this evening when they host the Chicago Blackhawks at the Saddledome. FULL STORY...
First place Habs seek win in New Jersey
Flyers host Thrashers on TSN
Oilers edge Red Wings in overtime
Jarret Stoll shot the game-winning goal past Chris Osgood 33 seconds into overtime as the Edmonton Oilers came back from a two-goal deficit in the third period to beat the Detroit Red Wings 6-5 Thursday.
Lindros lifts Leafs over struggling Bruins
Eric Lindros had a goal and an assist, and Mikael Tellqvist made 31 saves to lift the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4-1 victory over the Boston Bruins on Thursday night.
Senators spoil Martin's return to Ottawa
Kings hold off Canucks
Bolts' St. Louis scores winner in return
Flames not worried about chasing records
Report: Theodore suffering groin injury
No takers: Marchant clears waivers
Blues put Brewer on IR
Brodeur added to competition committee
Pens send Fleury to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
NHL team media guides reveal a lot
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Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Reports from ESPN.com - Nov 15, 2005
Gerber has beaten the Sens twice this season, allowing one goal.Ottawa's Dominik Hasek vs. Carolina's 31-year-old rookie Martin Gerber. Mismatch, right? Maybe in the Canes' favor. Gerber stopped 35 shots as Carolina beat the Senators 2-1. Story
• McCabe powers Leafs ... Sabres end skid to Devils Elias • Red Wings top Power Rankings Fantasy: The Bargain Bin
ESPNEWS HEADLINES
Fedorov dealt to Blue Jackets
Sergei Fedorov, a three-time Stanley Cup champion, was traded from Anaheim to Columbus on Tuesday.
• Hradek: Pros, cons of the deal
• Melrose: Jackets trying to save season
• Vokoun stops 35 in Predators win over Kings
• Ovechkin ties it, wins it in shootout for Capitals
• Late Habs' goal sends Panthers to ninth straight loss
• NHL fires back, fines disgruntled Avery for comments
• Lemieux stays home with virus while Pens travel
• Still recovering, Flyers' Primeau says he's not retiring
• Kovalev could miss four to eight weeks after surgery
• More bad luck in net: Thrashers' Dunham on IR
Alexander Ovechkin (left) forced overtime by scoring with 1:15 left, then got the only goal in a shootout to rally the Washington Capitals past the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-3. Also, the Nashville Predators snapped a seven-game losing streak to the L.A. Kings with a 3-2 win. ...more
Reports from Sportsnet.ca - Nov 15, 2005
The McCabe advantage
A pair of power play goals from the Leafs' blueliner lifts Toronto to back-to-back wins.
TORONTO (CP) -- In a season where the Toronto Maple Leafs have struggled dearly with their defensive zone coverage, one has to wonder where they would be without their top-ranked power play. Full Details
Adams: Leafs need to get back to basics
NHL: Captain Koivu rescues Habs Sens silenced
A pair of power play goals from the Leafs' blueliner lifts Toronto to back-to-back wins.
TORONTO (CP) -- In a season where the Toronto Maple Leafs have struggled dearly with their defensive zone coverage, one has to wonder where they would be without their top-ranked power play. Full Details
Adams: Leafs need to get back to basics
NHL: Captain Koivu rescues Habs Sens silenced
Reports from TSN.ca - Nov 15, 2005
Saku Koivu scored in overtime as the Montreal Canadiens squandered a three-goal lead , but came back to beat the Florida Panthers 4-3. Canadiens defenceman Sheldon Souray flipped the puck in the air from his own end and, after the puck had crossed three lines, Koivu got a hold of it, fought off a check from Mike Van Ryn and shovelled the puck in for his seventh goal of the season.FULL STORY...
McCabe does it all in win over Rangers
Bryan McCabe's second power-play goal of the game early in the third period lifted the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 2-1 win over the New York Rangers.
Ducks deal Fedorov to Blue Jackets
The Anaheim Mighty Ducks traded centre Sergei Fedorov and a fifth-round pick to the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for Tyler Wright and Francois Beauchemin.
Two reasons to trade Fedorov
There are two things that need to be said about the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim dumping Sergei Fedorov to the Columbus Blue Jackets. The first is that the Ducks will now free up some cap room. But the second is that the Ducks couldn't have thought too much of Fedorov.
Headlines:
Gerber, Hurricanes shut down Senators
Ovechkin does it all in Capitals win
Predators edge Kings
Sabres snap skid against Devils
Kovalev may be out up to eight weeks
Daly: NHL's drug policy effective enough
Kings' Avery: The NHL's out to get me
St. Louis breaks finger in practice
Blues back on open market
Oilers to auction off championship banners
Kings' Ken Belanger retires
Fighting down in NHL, but not gone yet
More Headlines >>
Power Rankings:
[1] Ottawa
[2] Philadelphia
[3] Detroit
Updated November 14th
McCabe does it all in win over Rangers
Bryan McCabe's second power-play goal of the game early in the third period lifted the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 2-1 win over the New York Rangers.
Ducks deal Fedorov to Blue Jackets
The Anaheim Mighty Ducks traded centre Sergei Fedorov and a fifth-round pick to the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for Tyler Wright and Francois Beauchemin.
Two reasons to trade Fedorov
There are two things that need to be said about the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim dumping Sergei Fedorov to the Columbus Blue Jackets. The first is that the Ducks will now free up some cap room. But the second is that the Ducks couldn't have thought too much of Fedorov.
Headlines:
Gerber, Hurricanes shut down Senators
Ovechkin does it all in Capitals win
Predators edge Kings
Sabres snap skid against Devils
Kovalev may be out up to eight weeks
Daly: NHL's drug policy effective enough
Kings' Avery: The NHL's out to get me
St. Louis breaks finger in practice
Blues back on open market
Oilers to auction off championship banners
Kings' Ken Belanger retires
Fighting down in NHL, but not gone yet
More Headlines >>
Power Rankings:
[1] Ottawa
[2] Philadelphia
[3] Detroit
Updated November 14th
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Reports from Sportsnet.ca - Nov 14, 2005
Ducks send Sergei packing
Fedorov is the first Russian-born player to reach 1,000 NHL points.
Sportsnet.ca -- The Anaheim Mighty Ducks have sent veteran centre Sergei Fedorov to the Columbus Blue Jackets, Rogers Sportsnet has learned.The Ducks packaged Fedorov along with a fifth-round selection in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft in exchange for right winger Tyler Wright and defenceman Francois Beauchemin.
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Best-case scenarioHabs Kovalev has successful surgery ...
Mario stays homeVirus keeps Lemieux off of road trip ...
SuperSeven upSeven best stories of the past seven days ...
Looking to reboundCanes look to bounce back in Ottawa ...
NHL EuropeFetisov looks to create NHL-like league in Europe ...
Bad break for BoltTampa's St. Louis out 2-4 weeks with broken finger ...
Top 25 CanucksDon Taylor reveals his Top 25 all-time Canucks ...
Fedorov is the first Russian-born player to reach 1,000 NHL points.
Sportsnet.ca -- The Anaheim Mighty Ducks have sent veteran centre Sergei Fedorov to the Columbus Blue Jackets, Rogers Sportsnet has learned.The Ducks packaged Fedorov along with a fifth-round selection in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft in exchange for right winger Tyler Wright and defenceman Francois Beauchemin.
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More reports from Sportsnet.ca
Best-case scenarioHabs Kovalev has successful surgery ...
Mario stays homeVirus keeps Lemieux off of road trip ...
SuperSeven upSeven best stories of the past seven days ...
Looking to reboundCanes look to bounce back in Ottawa ...
NHL EuropeFetisov looks to create NHL-like league in Europe ...
Bad break for BoltTampa's St. Louis out 2-4 weeks with broken finger ...
Top 25 CanucksDon Taylor reveals his Top 25 all-time Canucks ...
A Blue Jacket for Sergei Federov
The Anaheim Mighty Ducks have traded star centre Sergei Fedorov and a fifth-round pick to the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for gritty checker Tyler Wright and blueliner Francois Beauchemin. Fedorov, 35, was in his second season with the Ducks after 13 seasons with the Detroit Red Wings.FULL STORY...Daly: NHL's drug policy effective enough
In light of Major League Baseball's stricter drug policy and past reports of amphetamine use in hockey, the NHL feels that its own policy is adequate enough to address the issue of drug use in professional sports.
Pens' Lemieux ill; won't play Wednesday
Penguins owner-player Mario Lemieux has what the team said is a stomach virus and did not travel to Philadelphia for Wednesday night's game.
TSN.ca Headlines:
Kings' Avery: The NHL's out to get me
Canadiens' Kovalev having knee surgery
St. Louis breaks finger in practice
Blues back on open market
Oilers to auction off championship banners
Kovalchuk, Turco, named Players of the Week
Kings' Ken Belanger retires
Fighting down in NHL, but not gone yet
More Headlines >>
Monday, November 14, 2005
Reports from TSN.ca - Nov 14, 2005
Reports from TSN.ca:
Star scorer Alexei Kovalev of the Montreal Canadiens will undergo knee surgery Tuesday in Pittsburgh. Habs GM Bob Gainey was to address the media at the Bell Centre later Monday. While it won't be known for certain exactly how long Kovalev will be out of the Habs' lineup, sources tell TSN the initial expectation is he will miss at least a month.FULL STORY...
Ice Chips: The latest NHL updates
St. Louis breaks finger in practice
Star winger Martin St. Louis of the Tampa Bay Lightning will be out two to four weeks after breaking his left ring finger.
Kovalchuk, Turco, named Players of the Week
Atlanta Thrashers winger Ilya Kovalchuk, who posted eight points in three games, is the NHL's offensive player of the week while Dallas goaltender Marty Turco is the defensive award winner after leading the Stars to three victories.
Star scorer Alexei Kovalev of the Montreal Canadiens will undergo knee surgery Tuesday in Pittsburgh. Habs GM Bob Gainey was to address the media at the Bell Centre later Monday. While it won't be known for certain exactly how long Kovalev will be out of the Habs' lineup, sources tell TSN the initial expectation is he will miss at least a month.FULL STORY...
Ice Chips: The latest NHL updates
St. Louis breaks finger in practice
Star winger Martin St. Louis of the Tampa Bay Lightning will be out two to four weeks after breaking his left ring finger.
Kovalchuk, Turco, named Players of the Week
Atlanta Thrashers winger Ilya Kovalchuk, who posted eight points in three games, is the NHL's offensive player of the week while Dallas goaltender Marty Turco is the defensive award winner after leading the Stars to three victories.
Reports from ESPN.com - Nov 15, 2005
Todd Bertuzzi scored his fourth career hat trick and first since 2003.Breakout
Todd Bertuzzi had just four goals in 17 games this season entering Sunday night. He nearly equalled that output in two periods, scoring three goals in the Canucks' 4-1 win over the Red Wings. Story
• Burnside: Who's hot, who's not Hradek: Charting the Atlantic • Frolov's first-period hat trick lifts Kings Motion Elias Says
ESPNEWS HEADLINES
• CuJo passes Fuhr for 8th all-time in Coyotes win
• Khabibulin makes 26 saves as Blackhawks top Oilers
• Turco stops 40 shots, leads Stars past Mighty Ducks
• Canadiens honor Moore, Cournoyer Leafs beat Habs
• Oilers claim Kolanos off waivers from Phoenix
• Penguins call up former No. 1 draft pick Fleury
• Blue Jackets place Klesla on injured reserve
• NHL standard of officiating sought at Turin Games
• Quebec Remparts 10-3 since Roy became coach
Reports from NHL.com
Reports from NHL.com
The Red Wings have just three regulation losses this season, but are now 0-2 against Vancouver after Todd Bertuzzi, left, posted a hat trick in a 4-1 Canucks victory Sunday. Elsewhere, both Alexander Frolov and Craig Conroy turned in hat tricks as the Kings routed Columbus, 8-2. ...more
Top Stories:
Stars down Mighty Ducks
Bell paces Blackhawks
Canada wins tournament
Habs retire No. 12
AHL On the Beat
Sunday Three Stars
Hat tricks were the theme of NHL.com's Three Stars Sunday, as Todd Bertuzzi, Craig Conroy and Alexander Frolov all scored three goals. ...more
The Red Wings have just three regulation losses this season, but are now 0-2 against Vancouver after Todd Bertuzzi, left, posted a hat trick in a 4-1 Canucks victory Sunday. Elsewhere, both Alexander Frolov and Craig Conroy turned in hat tricks as the Kings routed Columbus, 8-2. ...more
Top Stories:
Stars down Mighty Ducks
Bell paces Blackhawks
Canada wins tournament
Habs retire No. 12
AHL On the Beat
Sunday Three Stars
Hat tricks were the theme of NHL.com's Three Stars Sunday, as Todd Bertuzzi, Craig Conroy and Alexander Frolov all scored three goals. ...more
Reports from Sportsnet.ca
Reports from Sportsnet.ca
Bert bangs home three
Bertuzzi's best game of the season couldn't have come at a better time for the Canucks. They had lost their last three games and five of their previous seven.
VANCOUVER (CP) -- Todd Bertuzzi showed glimpses of what he's capable of doing on the ice.Bertuzzi scoring three goals against one of the league's best goalies to give the Vancouver Canucks a 4-1 win Sunday night and hand the Detroit Red Wings their first road loss of the NHL season.
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Oilers hit the WallKhabibulin allows one goal as Oilers fall to Hawks ...
NHL: New Hockey LeagueFans returning to revamped NHL ...
Oilers pluck KolanosCalgary native claimed off waivers from Phoenix ...
Bert bangs home three
Bertuzzi's best game of the season couldn't have come at a better time for the Canucks. They had lost their last three games and five of their previous seven.
VANCOUVER (CP) -- Todd Bertuzzi showed glimpses of what he's capable of doing on the ice.Bertuzzi scoring three goals against one of the league's best goalies to give the Vancouver Canucks a 4-1 win Sunday night and hand the Detroit Red Wings their first road loss of the NHL season.
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Reports from TSN.ca - Nov 14, 2005
Reports from TSN.ca - Nov 14, 2005
Todd Bertuzzi showed flashes of his old self in scoring three goals to give the Canucks a 4-1 win and hand the Red Wings their first road loss of the season. The sellout crowd of 18,630 littered the ice with hats when Bertuzzi scored off a backhand on a breakaway, beating Detroit goalie Manny Legace on the glove side, at 15:01 of the second period.FULL STORY...
Bell nets two as Hawks slide by Oilers
Mark Bell scored two goals and Nikolai Khabibulin made 26 saves to lead the Chicago Blackhawks to a 3-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers.
Boucher, Lehtinen lead Stars over Ducks
Philippe Boucher and Jere Lehtinen scored 50 seconds apart in the first period, leading the Dallas Stars to a 3-1 victory over the Anaheim Mighty Ducks on Sunday night.
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Saturday, November 12, 2005
Reports from ESPN.com - Nov 12, 2005
Reports from ESPN.com - Nov 12, 2005
Joni Pitkanen is a big reason why the Flyers are playing well.
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Four! Kovalchuk powers Thrashers
Ilya Kovalchuk netted a career-high four goals Friday, powering the Thrashers to a 5-2 win and sending the defending Stanley Cup champion Lightning to their sixth straight loss.
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Reports from NHL.com - Nov 12, 2005
Reports from NHL.com - Nov 12, 2005
There's a storm brewing in the NHL. Eric Staal scored his team-leading 12th goal, and Martin Gerber stopped 26 shots to give the Hurricanes a 1-0 win over the Panthers, their ninth straight. Also, Atlanta's Ilya Kovalchuk scored four times in a 5-2 win against Tampa Bay. ...more
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There's a storm brewing in the NHL. Eric Staal scored his team-leading 12th goal, and Martin Gerber stopped 26 shots to give the Hurricanes a 1-0 win over the Panthers, their ninth straight. Also, Atlanta's Ilya Kovalchuk scored four times in a 5-2 win against Tampa Bay. ...more
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