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NHL Makes Rule Change Thanks To Sean Avery |
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Written by Alessandro Nicolo
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 |
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Sean Avery - That annoying New York Rangers agitator. An irritant that most teams and coaches would love to have. Avery always finds a way to push the envelope and he managed to do so once again in Game 3 during a playoff game between the Rangers and the New Jersey Devils.
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NHL Stats Corner: Has Parity Reached A New Level? |
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Written by Alessandro Nicolo
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Monday, 07 April 2008 |
Are you more of a parity guy (or gal) or a proponent of the dynasty?
Thus, closes out one of the most paritized seasons in hockey in a long,
long time. Consider the following stats beginning with the 2000-2001
season.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 08 April 2008 )
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The NHL Playoffs Are Here! The Match Ups |
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Written by Chris Boersma
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Monday, 07 April 2008 |
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Chris Boersma takes a look at the playoffs in this installment. While this article first appeared on his excellent blog Hockey Numbers on April 5, his probabilities were accurate.
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Patrick Roy Part Deux: Some Thoughts |
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Written by Alessandro Nicolo
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Wednesday, 26 March 2008 |
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Ever since the arrival of corporate style marketing and the importance
of television deals, sports (not just hockey) have had to pander to a
wider audience. These are the same people who oddly claim that the law
should get involved in hockey fights. This means the casual sports fan
as a consumer takes precedence over the hard core fan. "Buy this
garbage can and support your team!" is all the rage now.
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Jonathan and Patrick Roy: Dems Fightin' Wirds |
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Written by Derek Braid
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Wednesday, 26 March 2008 |
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Like fighting – which is endorsed ubiquitously -- line brawls are
indeed part of the game, particularly when the intensity is cranked for
a playoff series against a bitter rival. Given the frequency with which
they kick off, what about this incident lends itself to the scorn of
all the disapproving windbags in the mainstream media? Look no further
than the legacy of Patrick Roy.
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