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What’s Wrong With the Vancouver Canucks?
The Vancouver Canucks once again find themselves in an unenviable task of having to dig themselves out of a monsterous hole early in the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. Â Down 3-0 to the San Jose Sharks, the…Read More
WHL Alumni: Patrick Marleau
Patrick Marleau leads the NHL in goals right now, and has scored 14 points in just eight games so far this season. But long before he was tearing up the NHL scene, the Aneroid, Saskatchewan native spent…Read More
NHL’s 3 Stars For January Somewhat Surprising
The NHL has acknowledged the fine play of three players and awarded them with the three stars of the month. Â The first star is Ottawa Senators goalie, Craig Anderson, the second is Patrick Marleau of…Read More
Could Patrick Marleau Score 50 Goals This Season?
It has been 21 years since any NHL player has scored 50 goals in 50 games, the rare feat that is one of the most impressive achievements in hockey history. Â Brett Hull was the last player to do just that…Read More
The Morning After: What Do You Mean Patrick Marleau Didn’t Score?
There were ten games on the ice last night with some exciting finishes including two shootouts and a hot dog incident. Â With that, let’s check out the morning after. We’ll start in Boston…Read More
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Sizing up the San Jose Sharks
The San Jose Sharks, the first Sun Belt team added to the NHL in 1991, are the prime example of a thriving…Read More
NHL Rumor Wire – June 7th, 2011
newsobserver.com:Â Chip Alexander reports, It’s expected the Carolina Hurricanes will soon announce…Read More
Iced Up Youngsters: Logan Couture
It’s tough for a young player to break into the league when the old guard is one of the most productive…Read More
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