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Post by International Hockey Club on Mar 20, 2013 14:05:44 GMT -5
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Mr. Hockey
Joe Malone
The Rocket
Moose
Stevie Y
Dionne
Francis
JY-OH SAKIC
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Post by International Hockey Club on Mar 21, 2013 15:01:08 GMT -5
Video of the week
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 21, 2013 15:27:24 GMT -5
Since I'm bored with nothing to do the day before I get my wisdom teeth removed, I might as well ask you all: Who do you guys think are the 10 greatest defensemen to ever play in the NHL?
My list:
1. Bobby Orr
2. Paul Coffey
3. Denis Potvin
4. Ray Bourque
5. Al MacInnis
6. Paul Reinhart
7. Brian Leetch
8. Phil Housley
9. Doug Wilson
10. Brad Park
(Honorable mentions: Mark Howe, Jeff Brown, Reijo Ruotsalainen)
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2013 16:56:57 GMT -5
Forwards
1 Gretzky
2 Lemieux
3 Howe
4 Esposito
5 Dionne
6 Bossy
7 Crosby
8 Steve Yzerman
9 Denis Savard
10 Bure
Defense
1 Orr
2 Lidstrom
3 Robinson
4 Coffey
5 Bourque
6 Potvin
7 Chelios
8 Leetch
9 Stevens
10 MacInnis
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Post by International Hockey Club on Mar 21, 2013 18:27:57 GMT -5
AND MARTY BRODEUR SCORED A MOTHER FUCKING POWER PLAY GOAL.
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 21, 2013 18:40:33 GMT -5
It's nice to see a player score in his first game back from a month-long injury!
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 21, 2013 21:15:39 GMT -5
Who do you guys think are the Top 10 goaltenders ever to play in the NHL?
My list:
1. Martin Brodeur
2. Patrick Roy
3. Ed Beflour
4. Curtis Joesph
5. Terry Sawchuk
6. Jacques Plante
7. Tony Esposito
8. Glenn Hall
9. Grant Fuhr
10. Chris Osgood
(Honorable mentions: Dominik Hasek, Mike Vernon, John Vanbiesbrouck)
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 22, 2013 9:31:26 GMT -5
Alex Kovalev has announced his retirement.
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 22, 2013 21:00:57 GMT -5
Ottawa and Winnipeg will host one preseason game each in Saskatoon this upcoming season. Ottawa will host Calgary on September 16th, and Winnipeg will host Boston on September 27th.
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 22, 2013 23:12:46 GMT -5
Holy Abdelkader!
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 23, 2013 8:50:34 GMT -5
A look at the top guys likely to be traded:
Ben Bishop - G - Ottawa Senators: Just one year after being traded from St. Louis to Ottawa, Bishop may find a new home. Where could that be? Edmonton and Calgary, who are both looking to supplement their goaltenders.
Jonathan Bernier - G - Los Angeles Kings: Languishing on the bench because of Jonathan Quick, don't be surprised to see a swap that would see Bernier sent to Calgary in a trade that would also involve a certain NHL 2003 cover athlete. He may also end up in Toronto, Florida, Tampa Bay or Columbus.
Jay Bouwmeester – D – Calgary Flames: St. Louis was reported to be in serious talks with the Flames last year about Bouwmeester, and that is still the case from what I can gather. Detroit, Philadelphia and Ottawa are also showing interest in him.
Dan Boyle – D – San Jose Sharks: The New York Rangers may involve Marian Gaborik in a trade for Boyle. Boston and Minnesota would also benefit from making a trade for him.
Mark Streit – D – New York Islanders: Edmonton has long been rumored as a destination for Streit, so don’t be surprised if Streit is wearing a slightly different shade of blue and orange by the end of the trade deadline. Detroit, Los Angeles, Nashville, Carolina, Boston, and those other guys in New York would benefit from having him in the fold.
Ryan Whitney – D – Edmonton Oilers: Ottawa and Vancouver are possible destinations for the often scratched Whitney.
Jarome Iginla – F – Calgary Flames: Pittsburgh, Boston, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Philadelphia, Dallas, San Jose and Detroit all want him on their team. But will Calgary trade him? Now that is the question.
Ryane Clowe – F – San Jose Sharks: Would it be a good idea for the Sharks to trade away Clowe and start rebuilding? I don’t know about that, but Tampa Bay would be a good destination if that were the case.
Marian Gaborik – F – New York Rangers: San Jose, as I mentioned earlier, would be a good spot for him. Vancouver and Detroit would also love to have him.
Clarke MacArthur – F – Toronto Maple Leafs: In a situation similar to Tyler Bozak, should the Leafs decide to trade him and get something for him, they would have a couple takers, including Winnipeg and Anaheim.
Brenden Morrow – F – Dallas Stars: Boston, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia are all looking to add an experienced veteran as that one last missing piece of a Stanley Cup contending team, and Morrow would fit the bill quite nicely.
Mason Raymond – F – Vancouver Canucks: He’ll probably end up staying in Vancouver, but you never know, a team like Toronto may want him.
Derek Roy – F – Dallas Stars: Vancouver and Ottawa are looking to make a move for him.
Jaromir Jagr – F – Dallas Stars: Another Star who may get shipped out of town, the possibilities are endless for Jagr. Boston, Nashville, Vancouver, Ottawa and Montreal are all interested and could certainlt use them.
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 23, 2013 18:58:26 GMT -5
My list of Top 10 greatest forwards in the NHL who are active as of today:
1. Sidney Crosby
2. Evgeni Malkin
3. Jaromir Jagr
4. Alex Ovechkin
5. Teemu Selanne
6. Jason Spezza
7. Ilya Kovalchuk
8. Joe Thornton
9. Pavel Datsyuk
10. Dany Heatley
(Honorable mention: Daniel Alfredsson, Henrik Zetterberg, Ryan Getzlaf)
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 24, 2013 8:31:27 GMT -5
Guy Boucher has been fired as head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning. Wouldn't be surprised one bit if Lindy Ruff got that job.
Also, Martin Brodeur got career win #666 last night, lol.
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Post by northstar74 on Mar 24, 2013 10:28:50 GMT -5
surprising news regarding guy boucher's firing.. wow guess the bolts crapped out on him big time .. think he will bounce back with another team soon.. btw the bolts in winnipeg to play the jets.. wonder how that will affect tonite's game?? Hmm..
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Post by Nova Scotia Titans on Mar 24, 2013 11:09:48 GMT -5
The assistant coaches are sharing duties for the time being.
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