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NEW YORK (November 20, 2009)—Fewer than five months after hearing their names called as first-round selections at the National Hockey League Entry Draft, John Tavares of the New York Islanders, Victor Hedman of the Tampa Bay Lightning, Matt Duchene of... Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The Thrashers will get an indication of how far they’ve come as a hockey team Saturday. The defending Stanley Cup champion can be a pretty good measuring stick. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
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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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Ask anybody in the league, when Pittsburgh comes in they are the defending Stanley Cup champions ... You want to play a really good game. It’s going to be a good test for our team.
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Adam Oates’ memories of Honda Center aren’t numerous, but they are special to the longtime former player. Oates was a member of the 2002-03 Ducks team that advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals and took New Jersey to Game 7. Full Article at The Orange County Register
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November 20, 2009 - ECHL (ECHL) PRINCETON, N.J. - Former Bakersfield Condors center MacGregor Sharp became the 420th player to play in the National Hockey League after the ECHL when he made his debut with the Anaheim Ducks in a 4-3 overtime win... Full Article at Our Sports Central
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SAN JOSE, Calif. _ Before the season, I picked San Jose and Washington to play in the Stanley Cup Finals. But, it wouldn't be so far-fetched to imagine a Flyers-Sharks matchup, either. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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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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I remember when I played in '93 we went to the (Stanley Cup) finals with the (Los Angeles) Kings ... Next year we didn't make the playoffs with pretty much the same team.
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Chris Phillips scored goals two minutes and three seconds apart in the third period to push the Senators to a 6-2 victory against the Stanley Cup champions from Pittsburgh. Full Article at CBC News
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France captain Thierry Henry admits to using his left hand to keep the ball in play during a World Cup qualifier against Ireland on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Francois Mori) Stretch your imagination to its limits. Full Article at Canoe
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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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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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Ask anybody in the league, when Pittsburgh comes in they are the defending Stanley Cup champions ... You want to play a really good game. It’s going to be a good test for our team.
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I remember when I played in '93 we went to the (Stanley Cup) finals with the (Los Angeles) Kings ... Next year we didn't make the playoffs with pretty much the same team.
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We all played tough so we were a good hockey club, and that's the key ... We were never intimidated, and I and a few of my teammates made sure of that. We won tons of games and won a couple championships, so we made an impact. Any team that wins two years in a row, the Stanley Cup, they make an impact o...
– Dave Schultz SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com -
His approach to the game and to the team was really good for our young hockey club and our young players ... He’s a guy that is at a stage in his career where winning and going for a Stanley Cup is more important than anything else.
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It's allowed the Carolinas and other franchises to contend for the Stanley Cup and win it.
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I guess you'd have to remember playing against my brother (Rob) ... That would be the interesting fact of that Stanley Cup Final was he was on the other side (playing for Anaheim). It was a unique experience for both of us.
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Both have proven that they can win in tough situations ... One has won a Stanley Cup; the other has helped us and provided us with the opportunity to get by a first-place team last year [in the playoffs] and took the Detroit Red Wings to seven games [in the Western Semifinals].
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Both have proven that they can win in tough situations ... One has won a Stanley Cup; the other has helped us and provided us with the opportunity to get by a first-place team last year and took the Detroit Red Wings to seven games. We feel good about our goaltending situation.
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It was the first Cup for Pat Burns as a coach. He was coaching in the biggest markets you could even imagine and he won his first Stanley Cup with us in New Jersey
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Being honest, it was a lot easier because we didn’t have a lot of guys to focus on ... They’re the defending Stanley Cup champs, and when they’re healthy they have a lot of firepower. It was a lot easier to focus on him, with a lot of the other guys out of their lineup.
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You win the Stanley Cup, but at the end of the day this is the greatest reward you can have ... And his numbers -- he's a real Hall of Famer, this guy.
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I look back at the amount of ice time I got, and how well our team was prepared and how it was put together so well by Neil, that [Keenan] and I only had our names on the Stanley Cup once, and they're linked together
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He was a great hockey player who loved to come to the rink each and every day. He helped make ice hockey a sport to do in the city of Los Angeles and he was able to fulfill his dream and win a Stanley Cup.
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I have always wished to be part of the first team to win the Stanley Cup in LA ... So that’s why when [Kings Governor] Tim Leiweke mentioned to me that he’d like me to stay involved in the organization—that’s one of the reasons I’d love to be part of the organization—to be a part of it the first time th...
– Luc Robitaille SOURCE: Sports Blogs -
I think Luc realizes, with what’s gone on last year and this year, that this is the time ... He’s accomplished so much. He’s won the Stanley Cup he wanted, although it was with Detroit and not with the Kings, unfortunately. Highest-scoring left wing in the history of the game, all-time goal scoring lead...
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I remember one time with the Devils doing a Stanley Cup Final game, Jacques Lemaire was the coach and New Jersey is historically a very closed group, but I called to be able to talk to Jacques because the fans need to know what he thinks ... I met him down at the Meadowlands in the mid-to-late afternoon...
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They’re the defending Stanley Cup Champions and they’re 7-0 on the road [going into the game] ... It was a big challenge. We were going into this game as if it was just another game. But, in retrospect, they have a pretty good team. For us to come out and win the way we did is a huge momentum boost for ...
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We kind of cheer for both teams because London is right in the middle ... The Red Wings are a powerhouse team, for sure, a great team. The Maple Leafs have made bad draft picks so I think it's a positive that they hired Brian Burke to run the team. They've got the right guy. But the Red Wings are a firs...
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Pittsburgh is a city whose name is synonymous with great teams, great sports and great hospitality ... And we're delighted -- but not at all surprised -- that the 2009 NHL Stanley Cup Finals and the Super Bowl were recognized by event organizers in the sports industry.
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They're the defending Stanley Cup champions, they were 7-0 on the road ... But I think it's more about what we did than anything they did.
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He took it to heart ... I gave him the comparison to Jacques Lemaire and Mario Lemieux, two guys I coached before I got to Detroit. The reason those players became Stanley Cup winners is because they started to play some defense, too, and kill penalties in tight games. It was kind of an easy transition ...
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