With roughly 16-18 games left for most teams, the Calder Trophy race is fairly solidified and rather surprising ... at least in the sense that, for the second straight season, we may not see an offensive player win the rookie prize.
At least if Tyler Myers(notes) or Jimmy Howard have anything to say about it.
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Calder Trophy Race Down To Goalies, Duchene And Myers
Posted by IceColdNews 1 day 5 hours ago (http://sports.yahoo.com)The Battle For Eighth In The West Heats Up
Posted by IceColdNews 2 days ago (http://www.calgarysun.com)
Six months ago, a showdown for eighth place between the Calgary Flames and the Detroit Red Wings wasn’t expected at this time of year.
Yet, that’s where the teams are heading into their Tuesday clash at the Joe Louis Arena. Read More »
Yet, that’s where the teams are heading into their Tuesday clash at the Joe Louis Arena. Read More »
Known for his hard-nosed, steady work, Staios became the first player in the history of the Battle of Alberta to be traded from one side (Edmonton) to the other (Calgary, for defenceman Aaron Johnson and a third-round draft pick.).
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No Big Deals Made On Deadline Day
Posted by cegeland 7 days ago (http://www.cbc.ca)
Deadline day madness? It didn't exactly turn out that way.
What promised to be a day full of blockbuster trades and surprising moves made by the NHL's 30 general managers turned out to be a pretty tame affair
Thirty deals were completed by the time the NHL's trade deadline passed at 3 p.m. ET on Wednesday, but none of them could be described as jaw dropping.
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What promised to be a day full of blockbuster trades and surprising moves made by the NHL's 30 general managers turned out to be a pretty tame affair
Thirty deals were completed by the time the NHL's trade deadline passed at 3 p.m. ET on Wednesday, but none of them could be described as jaw dropping.
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Canadian Teams Fairly Quiet At The Deadline
Posted by cegeland 7 days ago (http://www.cbc.ca)
While teams south of the border were busy on NHL trade deadline day, all was relatively quiet on the Canadian front.
The Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens didn't make a single deal on Wednesday prior to the 3 p.m. ET deadline (although both clubs did make moves on Tuesday), while the NHL's four other Canadian clubs made trades that hardly could be classified as blockbusters.
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The Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens didn't make a single deal on Wednesday prior to the 3 p.m. ET deadline (although both clubs did make moves on Tuesday), while the NHL's four other Canadian clubs made trades that hardly could be classified as blockbusters.
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Boston, Chicago And Philadelphia Defend Their Lack Of Moves
Posted by IceColdNews 7 days ago (http://espn.go.com)
Judging from the reaction on our ESPN.com message boards, the angriest hockey fans in North America on Wednesday lived in Philadelphia and Boston.
And the puckheads in Chicago were a little disappointed the juggernaut Blackhawks didn't improve in goal, which, quite frankly, was never going to be easy given Cristobal Huet's massive contract. Read More »
And the puckheads in Chicago were a little disappointed the juggernaut Blackhawks didn't improve in goal, which, quite frankly, was never going to be easy given Cristobal Huet's massive contract. Read More »
Canadiens Ship D'Agostini To Blues For A Prospect
Posted by cegeland 8 days ago (http://www.tsn.ca)
The Montreal Canadiens traded forward Matt D'Agostini to the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night for AHL prospect Aaron Palushaj.
D'Agostini, 23, had two goals and two assists in 40 games for Montreal this season. In 94 career games with the Canadiens, D'Agostini had 14 goals and 11 assists. Read More »
D'Agostini, 23, had two goals and two assists in 40 games for Montreal this season. In 94 career games with the Canadiens, D'Agostini had 14 goals and 11 assists. Read More »
Maple Leafs Forward Ponikarovsky Dealt To Penguins
Posted by cegeland 8 days ago (http://www.tsn.ca)
The Toronto Maple Leafs have traded forward Alexei Ponikarovsky to the Pittsburgh Penguins for defenceman Martin Skoula and forward Luca Caputi.
With anticipation that the trade might take place, Ponikarovsky was kept out of Tuesday's line-up as a healthy scratch for Toronto's home game against the Carolina Hurricanes. Read More »
With anticipation that the trade might take place, Ponikarovsky was kept out of Tuesday's line-up as a healthy scratch for Toronto's home game against the Carolina Hurricanes. Read More »
