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Chuck Fletcher has been aggressive in making in-season moves for the Wild, who have won six of their last seven games. Makes sense to me because their grit will go nicely with the spit and vinegar the Wild now have in the front office. Full Article at USA Today
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Fetisov is being forced to dress as a skater again for Friday night’s home game against Western Conference leaders SKA St. Petersburg because of a rash of injuries to CSKA’s defenders. Fetisov is not merely a former player making an emergency comeback. Full Article at Slap Shot
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The Pittsburgh Penguins watch as their Stanley Cup banner is raised before their season opener NHL hockey game against the New York Rangers in Pittsburgh Friday, Oct. 2, 2009. View Photo »
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VOORHEES, N.J. -- Peter Laviolette doesn't seem to care whether your name is Danny Briere, Chris Pronger or Claude Giroux. When it comes to accountability, no punishable act will go unpunished. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal
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Bobby Taylor was a first-hand witness to the battles between the Boston Bruins and Philadelphia Flyers as both a player and color analyst for the Flyers when the rivalry between the "Broad Street Bullies" and "Big, Bad" Bruins began taking... Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com
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Sharkspage :: Late game winning goal by Patrick Marleau waived off, Sharks lose to Los Angeles Kings in overtime 5-4
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The Pittsburgh Penguins watch as their Stanley Cup banner is raised before their season opener NHL hockey game against the New York Rangers in Pittsburgh Friday, Oct. 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Peter Laviolette took over as coach of the Flyers on Decenmber 4. The coaches keep changing in Philadelphia but the plot remains the same: No patience. Full Article at Sports News Canada
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Here's a look at the potential trade candidates and the likelihood of their playing elsewhere in the near future. Full Article at FOX Sports
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The Stanley Cup (French: La Coupe Stanley) is an ice hockey club championship trophy, awarded annually to the National Hockey League (NHL) playoffs champion. It is commonly referred to as The Cup, The Holy Grail, or facetiously (chiefly by sportswriters) as Lord Stanley's Mug. Full Article
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NHL's Montreal Canadiens defenseman Patrice Brisebois shows his Stanley Cup ring as he announces his retirement in Montreal September 24, 2009.
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Montreal Canadiens' Patrice Brisebois, wearing a Stanley Cup ring won in 1993 with the team, reacts as he announces his retirement from the NHL hockey team Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009, in Montreal.
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With a photo of the 1989 Calgary Flames Stanley Cup winning team behind him, Theoren Fleury talks to the media about his comeback attempt after NHL hockey camp fitness testing in Calgary, Alberta, on Saturday Sept. 12, 2009.
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With a photo of the 1989 Calgary Flames Stanley Cup winning team behind him, Theoren Fleury talks to the media about his comeback attempt after NHL hockey camp fitness testing in Calgary, Alberta, on Saturday Sept. 12, 2009.
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Pittsburgh Penguins' Jordan Staal, left, and Stanley Cup MVP Evgeni Malkin wave during a ceremony honoring their 2008 Stanley Cup Champion victory in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009.
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President Barack Obama waves goodbye from behind the Stanley Cup trophy at the conclusion of a ceremony to honor the 2008 Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009.
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President Barack Obama holds the Stanley Cup as he welcomes the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team, reflected in mirror, to honor them for their 2009 Stanley Cup championship victory, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009, in Washington.
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Pittsburgh Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby lifts the Stanley Cup while standing on the turret of a Canadian army Light Armored Vehicle (LAV) as he departs CFB Halifax, Nova Scotia August 7, 2009. Crosby had chosen his 22nd birthday as his tour day for the Stanley Cup.
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Pittsburgh Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby lifts the Stanley Cup while standing on the turret of a Canadian army Light Armored Vehicle (LAV) as he departs CFB Halifax, Nova Scotia August 7, 2009. Crosby had chosen his 22nd birthday as his tour day for the Stanley Cup.
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Pittsburgh Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby holds the Stanley Cup shortly after arriving by helicopter at CFB Halifax, Nova Scotia August 7, 2009. Crosby had chosen his 22nd birthday as his tour day for the Stanley Cup.
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Stahles, this is what the Edmonton Oilers played when they won the Stanley Cup last year!
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Pittsburgh fires a coach, they're out of the playoffs, and bang, they end up wining the Stanley Cup ... So when that happens for one team, the other teams say if it worked in Pittsburgh it'll work in Philly.
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Bobby Orr says that he's a Stanley Cup Champion, but I don't think he wants to fight me. If you're a champion, then you're supposed to be fighting the best. I'm here to challenge myself, and I want this fight, but Bobby Orr is scared.
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They traded away eight players from that Stanley Cup team, all of them making more than $10,000 and I think Terry made the most ... Then, they brought in guys making $6,000.
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We're a great television draw and that's very important ... Obviously you look at Pittsburgh, Stanley Cup champions -- I think to have a game against Pittsburgh in the state of Pennsylvania would be just awesome.
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Most of the players this year are talking about an Olympic gold medal way above thinking about their team making the Stanley Cup playoffs
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I'm very proud to have played for as long as I did, with so many great teammates and to have been a part of all those strong teams, especially the four Stanley Cup-winning teams in Detroit ... Playing with and against the best players in the world for the past 15 years has been an amazing experience.
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Every day I come in here I'll do my best to fulfill that expectation and bring a Stanley Cup back to Philadelphia ... That's my goal.
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My phone wasn't ringing very much,so I was very grateful for the phone call from Paul ... But I had climbed that hill and won a Stanley Cup not too long ago and I wasn't ready to pull away from that just yet. I wanted to coach in the NHL. When I said no to that position the one thing I was very nervous ...
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I understand in Philadelphia there's an expectation here for success ... And I'm going to do my best to fulfill that expectation and bring a Stanley Cup back to Philadelphia.
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I don't look at it that way for me personally ... I just want to win a [Stanley] Cup. I don't want to be viewed as anything else but a Stanley Cup winner. That's why I play. All the accolades that could come from [the media] but personally, I play to win. That's why I love this game so much.
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I'm going to say Marian Hossa gets into his 3rd Stanley Cup Finals in a row, but wins it this time
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Can you imagine how crazy Toronto would go if the Maple Leafs were to ever win a Stanley Cup?
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Our love of the Habs is strong even 100 years after their creation, 17 seasons after their last Stanley Cup victory and in a league with 30 franchises including six in Canada.
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Detroit or Pittsburgh tonight in the Stanley Cup
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We're talking already the Stanley Cup and it's only November ... But we are going in the right direction. ...We have to go step-by-step. Use short steps and go from there.
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This summer, when I got a chance to see the Stanley Cup and read the names on it, you see the Canadiens there many times. Now, you see the Penguins on there three times
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I'm telling you right now, my first game in the NHL would have been killer if I wasn't who I was ... I disallowed the Bruins' winning goal, cost them a chance to have home ice in the Stanley Cup. But the end result was this: At the time of the call I made the right call. I found out later it was wrong, ...
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When the Hurricanes traded for Recchi that year we won the Stanley Cup he said they were making changes (in Pittsburgh) ... I called Recs and he said he would recommend me to (General Manager) Ray Shero. Fortunately Ray offered me the position.
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It’ll be a little bizarre, but I’m excited about it. It should be a fun game ... I’m sure it’s special for him, too. He’s done so much for this organization, I don’t think people should forget that. He’s a part of the Stanley Cup team, and I think any coach, any player that comes back - like Brad Richar...
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The fans in Edmonton are tired of stars either not wanting to come here or bolting, like Chris Pronger did after they got to the Stanley Cup final in 2006.
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I never was fortunate enough to win a Stanley Cup so, yeah, that goal and that victory in the World Cup was the biggest moment for me
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Besides the obvious -- the goaltending of Patrick Roy -- I consider those two goals by John the greatest goals of my career because they helped me to win a Stanley Cup ... In L.A., two overtime goals in two straight games -- unbelievable.
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B.J. Thomas was extremely good luck for the Dallas Stars during their Stanley Cup year. And B.J. sang last week ... I don't know what that says, but a win is a win, I guess.
SOURCE: Dallas Morning News - Blogs
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