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NHL’s Latest Theme: Contract Extensions 0

For most professional clubs, July is the busiest month of the offseason — and maybe even the entire year. Each team battles to secure players from the long list of free agents, and it can seem impossible to keep up … Continue reading

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Semin a Hurricane 0

At the beginning of the offseason, I made a few predictions. I predicted that Ryan Suter would go to Detroit, Zach Parise would stay in New Jersey, and I didn’t even bother figuring which team Alexander Semin would end up … Continue reading

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The Trade Market is Open 0

Now that Zach Parise and Ryan Suter are off the market, and the best options for teams that missed out apparently include Tim Stapleton, it seems that it is about time for the trade market to open up. The prizes … Continue reading

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Free Agent Signings Day 1: Southeast Division 0

After a short writing break, it’s time to move from the Western Conference to the Eastern Conference. And, there’s no better place to start than the Southeast Division, where many teams are busy this offseason. Carolina Hurricanes 2011-2012 By the … Continue reading

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Two Trades Mark Draft Weekend 0

The NHL draft, as I mentioned a couple days ago, is at it’s most interesting when there is a lot of dealing done outside of the selection process. Four teams made some big moves this weekend as the draft was … Continue reading

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10-0 0

The Los Angeles Kings’ improbably run has continued, as they took the second game of their series with the New Jersey Devils on Saturday evening. Aside from being the first 8 seed to reach the Finals since 2006 when the … Continue reading

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Puck Drop Preview: 3/30 0

At this point in the season, when every game holds some significance, I’ve decided to permanently alter the format of my daily previews to look at each game of the day briefly.  That way, you will all have the best … Continue reading

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Puck Drop Preview: 3/24 0

Today is a busy and overall important day across the NHL. There are 11 games, and all but one could have a significant impact on seeding once the postseason comes around. So, instead of focusing on one game — which … Continue reading

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The Lousy Southeast 0

Somebody has to win the Southeast Division. I know, the mere thought of this can be a bit overwhelming; but, it is a fact. No if, ands, or buts about it. Carolina, Tampa Bay, Washington, Winnipeg and Florida: I’m talking … Continue reading

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Taylor Hall Takes a Skate to the Face 0

The Edmonton Oilers have struggled since reaching the Stanley Cup finals in 2006, but have been fortunate enough to have high draft picks. The greatest commodity for bad teams of any sport is hope. Last night in Columbus, Edmonton’s hope … Continue reading

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