NHL Stars Selected For Hall Of Fame

Filed in archive News on July 22, 2010

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The United States Hockey hall of fame has selected Jeremy Roenick, Kevin Hatcher and Derian Hatcher for their contribution to the sport. The hall of fame commits to acknowledging the hard work and dedication of the NHL players. The former NHL stars were selected for the phenomenal winnings and many years of dedication to the sport. NHL star Roenick for example, committed 20 years and played 1363 NHL games, scoring 1216 points overall.

The three former NHL players are honored to be selected. To be recognized with a number of other talented players is something that NHL players dream of.

The Hock Hall of Fame commemorates the contributions made by former NHL players, which have shaped the sport to what it is today.

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NHL News: NHL Rejects $102,000,000 Contract

Filed in archive Hockey News on July 20, 2010

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The latest NHL hockey news reported by TSN, states that the NHL has rejected the $102,000,000 salary cap contract. NHL believe their value and popularity will continue to grow and therefore cannot agree to the salary cap. According to NHL, the NHL stars deserve better and they are reluctant to comply with the current contract, requesting for alterations to be made.

Although the contract is confidential, some of the details have been leaked onto the internet. They are now speculating that the contract will not pull through and it is uncertain whether the NHL will receive a new contract that they will be happy to agree to.

To read more about the latest NHL news go to TSN's website.

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Ice Hockey News

Filed in archive Hockey News on June 7, 2010

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The Southern Stampede's two famous Ice Black forwards, Braden Lee and Brett Speirs, had scored three successive ice hockey goals each during two wins against the Dunedin Thunder in the first round of New Zealand Ice all star hockey season in Dunedin in the weekend. The most spectacular ice hockey news is Runner-up in last year's final, the Queenstown-based team came to Dunedin as usual favourite and won 7-4 and 6-2. While the scorelines were flattering, the Stampede did not have everything its own way. Game two yesterday afternoon started as a tight affair until Speirs broke the deadlock for the Stampede after 11 minutes. 30 seconds afterwards, Jo Bjorkman doubled the lead as the Thunder looked vulnerable to the strong Stampede attack. During the Stampede's first power play, the Thunder's French import, Quentin Pepy, broke free to set up Simon Christos to score. A five-pass build-up in the attacking zone led to Damien Watson nailing the equalizer with 11 seconds remaining in the first period.

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The NHL Rookie of the Year

Filed in archive Information on June 7, 2010

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Coming into this NHL season, Jimmy Howard, the nhl star of the Red Wings has immense chances of bringing home the Calder Trophy in the chase for NHL Rookie of the Year. The Calder Memorial Trophy is an annual award given "to the player selected as the most proficient in his first year of competition in the National Hockey League.

Indeed Howard's win will be regarded no less than a history as he claims to be the Red Wings' first "rookie of the year" winner since Roger Crozier in 1965. Moreover if Howard does win the award, it would be the first time since 1951 that goalies have won the title in back-to-back years, when Jack Gelineau and Terry Sawchuck took the honors. Columbus' Steve Mason won last year.
Ironically, the last three Red Wings to win the Calder trophy have all been goalies.
Meanwhile as the chase for the Calder Trophy continues, the NHL fans eagerly await the great event to be held on the 23rd of June at the award ceremony in Las Vegas.

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Stanley Cup Competition is getting momentum

Filed in archive News on May 7, 2010

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Stanley Cup competition is becoming a great nhl hockey news. The odd action of Stanley Cup has created interest but it never seems much more than a slight distraction before the main course of the hockey betting is made up. The first round of Stanley cup betting is little more than the appetizer, a competition to wipe out pretenders and separate the NHL star playoff betting contenders. Many hockey betting experts are thinking the first round will be quite interesting and competitive. Stanley Cup betting field just wedded down to 8 teams. In Boston-Philly series, Boston holds a lead of 2-0 and finally the series heads to Philly. This entire series was a bit surprise as both the teams were in lower seeds. The other game in the East has been hockey betting fan's delight as the best keeper in the Stanley Cup betting action, Montreal's Jaroslav Halak has tried to keep the Penguin's high flying offense and NHL betting MVP Sidney Crosby at bay.

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