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Late Rounders Who Turned Gold
by PJ Sapienza
Many fans get excited about the prospects of free agency every year, but the real power of a team is built through the draft. Any pieces added through free agency are only final pieces to an ever-changing puzzle... Read More »
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Oh, Canada: Assembling the Ultimate All-Canadian NHL Team
by Joseph Deluca
There may not be a sport that is more closely associated with its country than Canada and hockey. Whether it's the national team or club teams, Canadians are always proud of their stick wielding, puck handling heroes... Read More »
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New Jersey Devils: $%#& the Flyers and Rangers, I Love the Devils
by Gene Siudut
Growing up in Southern New Jersey made it difficult to be a New Jersey Devils fan. My parents aren’t big sports fans, although we did watch the main events such as the Super Bowl or World Series... Read More »
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New York Rangers: Is Brad Richards the Next New York Ranger Captain
by Brandon Gudovitz
During the free agency period, it was made apparent that John Tortorella and Brad Richards have a history together. Brad Richards spent some valuable time under Tortorella in Tampa Bay , ultimately leading them to a Stanley Cup Championship... Read More »
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NHL History: Wayne Gretzky and "The Trade" That Changed the Game
by Mike Rappaport
In the summer of 1988, Wayne Gretzky was on top of the world. His Edmonton Oilers had just won their fourth Stanley Cup championship in five years and he won his second Conn Smythe Trophy by recording 43 points in 19 playoff games... Read More »
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Dynamic Duo Dynasty? 2009's Version of Gretzky/Messier Supremacy
by Jon Neely
In the 1982-1983 season the Edmonton Oilers, led by Wayne Gretzky and Mark Messier, made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals. They went up against the New York Islanders, the three-time defending champions, who swept the Oilers in a no-contest series
