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One step, maybe. Two steps, highly unlikely. Three steps, forget about it. Catching up to an NHL speedster when they’ve gotten the jump on you is difficult, frustrating and usually isn’t going to happen. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Pittsburgh Penguins left wing Matt Cooke (24) collides with Anaheim Ducks defenseman Sheldon Brookbank, right, as they fight for the puck during the first period of a NHL hockey game, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, in Anaheim, Calif. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Atlanta Thrashers goaltender Ondrej Pavelec makes a save as Montreal Canadiens' Mike Cammalleri (13) and Brian Gionta watch during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Montreal, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Brian Leetch's BMW was spinning out of control on the slippery road, heading straight for the guard rail on the Hutchinson River Parkway. Leetch was sitting in the backseat. Mark Messier was driving and Mike Richter was in the car, too. Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com
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The Pittsburgh Penguins' unblemished road record in October helped them match the best opening month in NHL history. Their visits to California in recent years, however, have been anything but pleasant. Full Article at NBC Sports
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That's the way he was and that's the way he played ... He was very cool under fire.
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He suddenly put his arm across my chest and said, 'Hold on,' in such a way that I didn't even bother looking up ... But when I dropped the paper, I saw a guard rail coming right at us. I'm freaking out and he calmly steps on the breaks, avoids it and tells me, 'Hold on, Ricky.' Fortunately, we both got ...
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We were doing 360s into the guard rail and he says something like, 'Pretty slippery, huh?' ... He never lifted his eyes off the paper as we slammed into the guard rail, and it was HIS car.
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He would be very disappointed when he didn't play well ... Every great championship team seems to have a guy on defense like Brian; a guy who can play the minutes, rush the puck, score big goals, move the puck. He was our guy. He was 30 something minutes a game and played probably with as much or more c...
