NHL Top Writers

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I have been writing about hockey and sports in general for 5 years. I have contributed to The Toronto Sun (Fan fare), crucialsports.com, fantasyhockey.com, illegalcurve.com and Blogger.com. My Jeremy Roenick and Wayne Gretzky articles were featured at CBSsports.com and, more recently, I have had several articles posted at NHL.com in the Fans section and the Social sections. I just completed my first interview with Alex Ovechkin, which was very cool! Became a top TEN Hockey Writer on B/R on September 26th, 2009, and have been ranked as high as #1. Recently I became a Featured Writer with B/R and have been given the challenge of covering the Philadelphia Flyers for the 2009-10 season. I am currently featured at www.tosports.ca.- check it out when you have some time, great site! I am Insig...

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Currently a Community Leader and Featured Columnist for BR covering the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Blackhawks.

Wrote my 600th article on November 10, 2009!
Surpassed 300,000 reads on October 28, 2009!

Interviewed Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade for B/R.

Passionate about Chicago sports. Has attended an NHL, MLB, NBA, and NFL playoff games in Chicago, as well as the NCAA tournament, the Rose Bowl, and the 2009 NHL Winter Classic at Wrigley Field. Has road tripped to see the Cubs, White Sox, Bears and Blackhawks in eight different states.

Current Chicago Blackhawks season ticket holder; committed to the Indian. Check out my Chicago Blackhawks Blog - CommittedIndians.com - for all of the latest news and notes on the Hawks.

A third generation Cubs fan raising a fourth who appre...

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Born in London Ontario, have grown up around and played the game for several years. Obtained my Water Distribution Operator ticket from Sacramento State University and work for the city of Vernon BC. Have some relatives in the game, can't mention any names, I dont want my info lines to be denied haha. Hope you enjoy my stuff, more to come!

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Rocket of All Habs - nominated for the Glenn Anderson Leadership in Writing Award.
HockeyBarn Online Hockey Writers Awards 2008-09

"Undeniably the most inclusive blog for anything that has to do with the Montreal Canadiens. In season, you can count on pre-game reports and post-game wrap ups. Always has current injury reports so you know who to expect on the ice. In-depth look at the business end of the Habs, as well. Very knowledgeable in all aspects of the sport. Truly the only source needed for Canadiens hockey news and information. Professionally written and an easy read."

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My name is Eric LaForge and I love hockey. I love everything about hockey. I like watching it, talking about it, listening to it, or just thinking about it. That's why I joined Bleacher Report, to talk to more people about hockey and let everybody know my opinions on the game.

Please, leave a comment on my articles. I love hearing back from my readers and really enjoy starting discussions.

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Matt is a Featured Columnist for Bleacher Report, writing for the Detroit Red Wings. Matt has had his articles published on CBSsports.com and has been a featured guest on The Knee Jerks radio show.

A hockey fan and player, Matt has been a Detroit Red Wings fan since 1993 (yes, before they were perennial Cup favorites). Matt's best hockey memory is meeting Steve Yzerman in 2002 at the Staples Center and actually watching a Wings/Kings game with him for about 10 seconds.

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Recently (Nov 10 2009) I have been given the honour of being a featured columnist on the Toronto Maple Leafs by the BR family, cheers! Still love to write on NBA NFL MLB and other NHL teams.
Sports is real...It's not the Jerry Springer show...Sports is real...It is not propaganda cooked up by the government...Sports is real! It’s athletes striving to be the best at what they do. So much of life is a farce. Sports is real...Whether it’s an NFL LB smashing a RB head on, that hit happened...Sports is real... Whether it’s Rick Nash dangling around 3 or 4 players and burying the puck for an unbelievable goal...It happened...Sports is real. You get the idea...Sports is real...and it’s really happening. I love Sports!
I'm a Toronto native and obviously that's me on the right (Nikita Filatov...

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As the creator and head writer for the oilersinsider.blogspot.com website, Jim's been in the blog and publishing game for a relatively short period of time, but has been a hockey fan and Edmonton Oilers enthusiast for years. A regular writer for a few different blog sites, you can now catch Jim's work here on the bleacherreport.com.

We'll be taking an "inside" and outside look at the Edmonton Oilers team from off-ice transactions and activities to inside the team profiles on players and management and we encourage any feedback.

Check out Jim's regular daily read at www.oilersinsider.blogspot.com or follow him on twitter.com/oilersinsider

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Now a Bleacher Report Featured Columnist for the Toronto Maple Leafs, I look forward to having the opportunity of writing about my favourite team each and every week. While finishing my degree at the University of Toronto, I spend most of my time reading, writing about and watching a variety of sports. As most of us can say, I am certainly addicted, and if I'm not busy watching hockey or spending an entire Sunday keeping up with as many football games as possible I'm... Well, actually that's pretty much all I do.

Like Mark Twain once said: "I never let schooling interfere with my education."

Couldn't have said it any better myself.

The greatest thing about sports is no matter who is playing or what is at stake, something incredible can occur at any time, and that'...

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Andy, currently a 18-year-old freshman at San Francisco State University, enjoys playing a variety of sports including baseball and hockey. He loves to converse about any sports topic that's in the news, and wants to get into the broadcasting/TV & Radio/journalism field for a career. Because of this, he is majoring in TV & Radio @ SFSU.

99% of Andy's bleacher report articles deal with either one of his three favorite teams which are the San Jose Sharks, San Francisco 49ers, and the San Francisco Giants.

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Felix is a diehard fan of the Montreal Canadiens and hockey in general. Born in Montreal, Felix now resides in Santa Clara, California. He fluently speaks, reads, and writes in French. He is a junior at Santa Clara High School and plays goalie for the roller hockey team. Felix really hopes that the Canadiens get back to their former glory, but is getting a bit frustrated.

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Hey Bleacher Creatures! I have been writing here for about a month now and I am having a blast! I am a happily married father of two, and a life long fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs!

As a former blogger, I am discovering the independence of writing for a site like this and having some fun learning as I go! My writings have also been published on CBS Spots.com, T.O Sports .com, and a host of other sports sites.

I really want to hear what you think! Please leave comments ! And if you like one of my articles, please let me know by clicking the little " LIKE " star at the bottom!

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Born and raised in Southern California. I'm a faithful Anaheim Ducks fan through and through, and I never miss a game. Visit my website at DUCKSandPUCKS.com GO DUCKS!!!

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Hey watsup everyone. My names Ryan and I'm from Peabody,MA. I just recently became a featured columnist for the Boston Bruins.

I'm a diehard fan for everything that is Boston sports. I'm really into the Bruins and Patriots. I've been a Pats fan since they went to the Super Bowl in 96 and a Bruins fan since I went to my first game against the Hurricanes in 98. My hope is too one day have either Bruins or Patriots season tickets.
Being from Massachusetts I must say I love my Boston accent and yes I do say wicked alot. Right now I'm a sophomore. at Plymouth State University majoring in Criminal Justice.

Ever since I joined B/R I've become a better writer and while I write mostly about the Bruins and hockey I do like to read other articels that other people have written about oth...

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Statistician on NY Islanders telecasts since 1982

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While I love all the other sports - football, baseball (former collegiate player) and basketball (also a former collegiate player, albeit only to the JV level) - I am OBSESSED with hockey!

While I pride myself on objective reporting, it doesn't mean it comes without a struggle, seeing as how much I love the CBJ.

What motivates my writing is to tell a story - one the mainstream media refuses to do, with their O-6 and all things Canadian team biases - about one of the truly great stories in the NHL, the rising to power of the CBJ.

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I'm a 25 year old male out of Columbus, OH, where I still continue to live (sort of). I've always enjoyed writing, and I've always enjoyed sports, though I never even thought of combining the two until I stumbled on Bleacher Report in November, 2009. Hockey is by far my sport of choice, though I also enjoy football and even some tennis.

I work full-time for a high-end clothing store by day, and then balance watching sports and keeping the wife happy by night. Up to two nights a week, I also tend goal for a couple of local beer league roller hockey teams.

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I have been writing about hockey for the past three years for Wild Nation (http://wildnation.hockeyprimetime.com) and for Hockey Primetime (http://www.hockeyprimetime.com). I graduated from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnsota in 2000 and am an avid hockey fan, open to all discussion regarding all forms of the sport.

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Dave Nichols is a credentialed member of the media covering the Washington Capitals. He is the author of two blogs, Capitals News Network and Nationals News Network. He also covers the Washington Nationals and Washington Capitals for DCSportsBox.com.

Early in his career he spent four years in radio, working for the Baltimore Orioles, Washington Redskins and University of Maryland radio networks.

Dave is a season ticket holder for the Washington Nationals and Washington Capitals, and his wife, Cheryl, is an accomplished amateur sports photographer specializing in baseballand hockey.

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11/24/09: "How Free Agency and Trades Changed the Coyotes from Pretenders to Contenders" appeared on NHL.com

10/08/09: "Coyote Wild In Phoenix: A Phoenix Coyote Preview" appeared on CBS Sports (under the NHL Section)

Athletic History: Ever since I was little I was either kicking a soccer ball, swimming in the ocean, chasing seagulls (would have totally got a Gold Medal in the Olympics for that when I was 4 years old) or playing basketball. My sophomore year of high school I started playing tennis after watching Pete Sampras's retirement ceremony at the US Open. I wanted to be just like Sampras, kinda didn't work as well as I thought it would. In 2006 I got the honor of visiting the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and it left me dribbling.

Personal: I am c...

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An Oiler fan since my elementary school days when I flipped on the T.V. and watched Hockey Night In Canada, writing was my second love which I developed in high school as the editor-in-chief of my school newspaper. Eventually the two hobbies were married online when I started blogging at Strange Deadfellows Oilerblog. A little over a year later, I find myself writing with The Gateway, the Bleacher Report, and An Oilers Refinery.

Let's hope things only get more interesting from here.

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Speculative Fiction author JC De La Torre was born on September 4th, 1973 in Tampa, Florida. Author of the critically acclaimed underground success Ancient Rising, De La Torre has a special relationship with his fans, whom the author says he "loves dearly", and makes himself available to them via his website (http://www.jcdelatorre.com) and email. De La Torre has a passionate interest in Speculative fiction - including Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror, the Occult, Alternative History, and strange, amazing worlds. His writing will include all of these sub-genres and other interesting excursions. De La Torre also has a keen love for sports including american football (both professional and collegiate), NHL hockey, Major League Baseball, and college basketball.

De La Torre's latest wor...

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My name is Ken Armer. I’m a 22-year old college student currently residing in Waco, Texas. I am an NHL Community Leader here at Bleacher Report along with Bryan Thiel, Alan Bass, and Derek Harmsworth. I also serve as Community Leader for the Dallas Stars. While at Bleacher Report I have also served as an editing intern and Community Coordinator for the NHL section. Other accomplishments to date include several articles featured on CBSSports.com, as well as interviews for television and radio.

I am more than willing to look over an article or lend help to anyone who needs it. Just drop me a line at karmer@bleacherreport.com and I will get back to you as soon as I can.

Born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1987, my love of hockey began at age 8 when I attended my first game with my sis...

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It's a hockey night, in Pittsburgh!

Alongside Sergei Miledin, I write for a hockey website, www.fromrussiawithglove.com, which focuses on the Russian takeover of the NHL. Also, if you have an interest in that other league, the KHL, be sure to check us out.

Born in St. Petersburg, Russia; Currently reside in Pittsburgh, PA.
I am the Zenit St. Petersburg Community Leader.
http://bleacherreport.com/zenit-st-petersburg

It's pronounced "Zee-koff".

I was a 4-year starter on my high school varsity tennis team, and I also played RW for our club hockey team. I've had 5 career hat tricks and I scored 7 points in a game (4G, 3A) on 1/20/07. I use the same stick as Pavel Datsyuk for those wondering.

"Play without fear. And I'll meet you at center ice." - Mario...

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My name is Michael Wagner and I am the Community Leader for the Chicago Blackhawks and a top ten writer for the NHL section. Although I am a huge Chicago sports fan I was not raised in the Windy City, rather I was raised in America's Finest City, San Diego, CA. I just recently graduated from Westminster College in Salt Lake City, UT and am currently looking for a job (preferably in a sports based company)

I was raised by my father and most of my Chicago based family to be a hardcore Chicago sports fan, my dad now thinks I'm crazy because I live and breathe Chicago sports.

I have just built a new Chicago Blackhawks website named West Madison Times. This site is were I will be doing consistent updates for the playoffs, the offseason and hopefully next season.
Check it out here: ...

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A Passionate Fan's Perspective of all the Vancouver Canucks (NHL) hockey games, personnel, trades, benchings, who's scoring, why not, who should be benched, systems, cap space, the playoff race, etc.

I just started writing last year, so bear with me and thanks for taking the time to read my articles, and now some background.

I never played at the Junior, Pro or Semi-Pro level or coached at any of those either. What I am is a "Good Canadian Kid", who grew up with skates on his feet at 7. I learned to skate on the pond behind the farm outside of Calgary (Alberta), near Airdrie, and played on outdoor rinks in little towns like Empress, Bindloss, Airdrie, and many others that I have just plain forgotten.

These were places where we could skate and play for hours. No won...

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Have been following and/or covering sports since 1970 -- with an emphasis on the Motor City. Currently a freelance writer and contributor to www.thebaseballpage.com. You can read more of me at www.thegregger63.wordpress.com, and my NEW dot com: www.GregEno.com!

Follow me on Twitter!
www.twitter.com/GregEno

Friend me on Facebook!
www.facebook.com/greg.eno

Listen to me every Monday night at 11pm ET as I co-host "The Knee Jerks" on Blog Talk Radio!
www.blogtalkradio.com/thekneejerks

**MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2009 will be the next LIVE episode of "The Knee Jerks" on Blog Talk Radio

It's a special "Knee Jerks" as we host an NHL Central roundtable featuring Bleacher Report writers from Columbus, Chicago, St. Louis and Nashville! Listen as they gi...

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Bryan has established his writing career both in journalism, and also in theater, as well as some work for various NHL rumor sites (Namely Insider Rumors). Entered into the Broadcast Television program at Conestoga College in Kitchener, Ontario, he has had the opportunity to hone his skills as a scriptwriter, while publishing sports articles in his spare time.

Bryan (in the middle in the picture)hopes to become involved in sports on the broadcasting side of things in the near future, as well as keeping his writing going. Bryan's watched any and all sports since the age of four, and has an intimate understanding of the game of baseball as a level three umpire.

He's hosted the TV Program Conestoga Sports Couch, as well as a current host for CJIQ 88.3's the EndZone on Wednesdays in ...

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Originally lured over to the sunshine state from Sweden by the alluring Floridian wife that is mine, I soon found it was easy enough to call these beaches of swirling sunbeams and warm winters - home.

Since I am a lifelong - slightly obsessive - sports fan, it felt natural to start looking for a local sport to follow upon arrival. Due to soccer being a minor sport here, and no decent local teams exist, the options were a bit limited for someone not born and bred on American pastimes such as football or baseball. Of the big four sports here in the U.S.A. only hockey was ever a viable option for me, but, luckily enough a local team of prominence did exist – the Florida Panthers.

Being a Swede I had been exposed to hockey from an early age and as the country itself I always held th...

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Warren has always had a great love for sports, particularly hockey. As a young man he played on hockey teams in Detroit, Michigan. Going to high school across from Olympia Stadium he had the opportunity to
meet many Hall of Fame players and watch them practice. He and his friends became particularly close
to Bugsy Watson, then a Detroit Red Wing player. After graduating from high school he attended Western Michigan University. Shaw majored in Public Administration and became a staff writer for the college newspaper. After graduating Warren went to work for Ford Motor Company and wrote freelance sports
articles for several newspapers and magazines. Shaw currently writes for Center Ice Magazine, The Hockey Writer and Examiner.com. He also is a member of the board of directors for...

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Hey everyone,

Thank you for visiting Mark Jones' profile! You can check out my latest activity on the site on my play by play, check out my latest articles and what I write about, see my writer statistics, find out my favorite players and such in my short list, or post me a note on my bulletin board.

As you may notice, my Bio has recently gotten an overhaul, just as I am trying to do with my topics covered. I am currently trying to convert into an NHL-focused writer, mainly based for the Hurricanes. If this works out and I don't completely kill myself with it, you can expect diminishing contributions from me in the MLB, College Fooball, and NFL communities.

As most of you know, I'm a teenage sports fan living in Raleigh, North Carolina. I am a competitive swimmer, and I enjoy ...

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I am a very passionate sports fan from New York. Though I love watching the New York Rangers, New York Yankees, New York Giants, and New York Knicks (yes, I follow the Knicks too), I have an appreciation for all sports teams and really just enjoy watching a good game.

I have successfully completed the Bleacher Report Sports Editor Internship, which was a great experience that helped me further my writing and editing skills. I recently became a Featured Columnist on Bleacher Report, writing about the New York Rangers.

I currently write for Examiner.com as the New York Rangers Examiner, a position I have held since September 2008.

I am a graduate of Eastern Connecticut State University, where I was the Sports Editor for the school newspaper the Campus Lantern. In addition to the ...

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Gann Matsuda is a freelance journalist and the publisher of the popular blog, <a href="http://frozenroyalty.net" target="_blank"><strong>Frozen Royalty</strong></a>, covering the <a href="http://kings.nhl.com" target="_blank"><strong>Los Angeles Kings</strong></a> and the <a href="http://www.nhl.com" target="_blank"><strong>National Hockey League</strong></a>.

Matsuda, a member of the <strong>Professional Hockey Writers Association</strong>, has covered the Kings and the NHL since 1986. He has served as the News Editor of the <a href="http://www.kingshockey.com" target="_blank"><strong>Online Kingdom</strong...

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Born and raised in Exton, PA a suburb of Philadelphia. Went to college at Temple University where I worked in the PR department for the Philadelphia Flyers and Phantoms. Moved out to the West Coast for a bit to take in the sunshine and reality TV scene. Ended up in Bristol, CT working for Studio Production for the World Wide Leader in Sports.

Check out my blog at http://puckingawesome.com/

Or my Twitter http://twitter.com/msitkoff

Or my facebook page http://www.facebook.com/msitkoff or http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/Pucking-Awesome/82638771525?ref=ts

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I am just a huge hockey fan with a bit of spare time on my hands and decided to try writing for fun. I am no professional. But it is just something to do for fun. I hope you guys and gals enjoy. Send me your feedback weather good or bad. Thanks.

I have also recently added a website to one of my other hobbies photography.
http://rvsportsphotos.carbonmade.com/

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I write <a href="http://www.puckupdate.com">PuckUpdate</a>, a hockey blog that's been around since 2002.

Here at Bleacher Report, I write about the NHL.

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Growing up in a suburb of San Francisco during the ‘80s, it wasn’t hard falling head over heals for the local sports teams. The Bay Area squads were at their pinnacle and it seemed like the products they were putting on the field were immaculate. And at times they were.

Having parents that were not die-hard sports fans didn’t really help my progress in learning the ins and outs of sports, but it didn’t hurt that my next-door neighbor was Fred Quillan, the center for the San Francisco 49ers at the time. Seeing him leave for games and practices was surreal, almost like watching a warrior right before he heads off to battle. It made me want to learn everything sports related. And the sport really didn’t matter, Football, Baseball, Tennis, whatever.

I have followed the 49ers an...

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LestersLegends.com is a fantasy sports site dedicated to helping you win your fantasy football, baseball, baseketball, and hockey leagues.

http://lesterslegends.com

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I am an 18 year old who lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. I love writing about hockey especially about my favorite team the Phoenix Coyotes. I have been a fan of the Phoenix Coyotes ever since they left Winnipeg and I don't plan on jumping ship as long a their still is a team in Phoenix (which might not be for very long).

I also enjoy playing the sports just as much as I like writing about them. I have played hockey since i was six years old. I started off as a forward but later became a goaltender which is a position I love to play. I am currently taking my first year of University where I will be majoring in Criminology. Thanks for reading my articles, I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I do writing them.

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A major in Mass Communications, Nick is a big fan of the San Jose Sharks and San Francisco Giants and has a passion for hockey and baseball in general. Originally from Illinois, Nick also roots for the Chicago White Sox.

Nick's favorite sports columnists include David Pollak, Mike Wilbon, Tony Kornheiser, and Tim Cowlishaw.

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"Forget about style, worry about results." Bobby Orr

”The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary.” – Vidal Sassoon

"You can have all the talent in the world, but if the pumper's not there, it doesn't matter." Glen Sather

"The difference between being good and being a champion is to be willing to make that extra effort." Guy Carbonneau

There is not much to say ... I love Hockey, and I love my Montreal Canadiens.

I am one of the Community Leaders of the Habs community here on B/r; if you need anything, just drop me a line and I will love to help you in any way I can.

Have fun and enjoy the season, ;)
Go Habs!

ps: if ever you are on Twitter during games or Habs debate, I am 'MiahHabs'
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Die hard Washington, DC sports fan. We cover the Washington Redskins, Capitals, Wizards, and Nationals. We are also the home of the Internet's largest NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB Mock Draft Databases.

http:///www.dcprosportsreport.com

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I am a graduate of Presbyterian College with a BS in Business Adminsitration a minor in spanish and a serious obsession with sports. I played basketball and soccer in high school and was recruited to play both in college but an injury my freshman year in college cut my career short. I love all sports and watch sports center religiously.

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For the past year or so I have run the blog over at www.senschirp.ca. Like most Canadians I'm a diehard hockey fan and have been following the Senators since their arrival in Ottawa.

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I'm a petroleum geologist who spent twenty years working in Calgary and apparently I'm also a frustrated sports writer. I've watched organized sports since 1967. Since then I've been a diehard Montreal Canadiens fan. The Expos ,Alouettes , Houston Oilers , Chicago Bears and Calgary Flames all came later. I had a share in two flames season tickets for the past ten years. I still harbour some bitterness for MLB and the 94 strike because of what they did to my Expos. I'm not all that keen on what happened to my Oilers either so you might notice some vitriol when talk of corporate greed in sports or moving franchises to make an extra buck is mentioned. I'm also a little biaised in favour of the habs, the flames, and bears. I find my judgement is skewed when it comes to those teams. Gen...

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I am from Montreal, Quebec, Canada and I run a sports blog at overtim.blogspot.com

I played hockey since I was 5 years old both as a player and a goalie. First as a goalie for my first 5 or 6 years, then as a player for 4 years to finally go back to good old goaltending since.

Goaltending is my forte as I am currently (secretly) training for next season.

I am not talking about NHL here right off the bat, just relax hehehe...

But am sure will be looking for a pro training camp come next june/july/august. I am browsing different european leagues and north american leagues right now.

A coaching position is of course kept for later, once my physical abilities as a player will be obsolete. I am 34 years old and if Hasek can do it at 42-43ish I damn sure can for as long as h...

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The original Green Bay Packers and San Jose Sharks Community Leader was born in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, attended University Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and lives in San Francisco, California. He's been working for non-profits since 1992 and the performing arts since 1994.

Used to be a huge baseball fan, but was turned off by the imbalance of payrolls; used to be a huge basketball fan, but was turned off by an imbalance of officiating. Now it's first and foremost NFL and NHL, followed by college football, basketball, and hockey. If you belittle someone, suggest they are dumb for holding their opinion or suggest it does not belong in print, expect MJ to respond as a hockey enforcer!

Two articles from here were featured internationally, on CBSsports.com and FoxSports.com. Also a paid write...

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My primary sports interest is the NHL, with NASCAR being second. I follow most major North American sports with the exception of soccer.
I have always had an interest in writing, and I love hearing others' insight and opinions.

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My name is Austin Lindberg, I graduated from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota with a degree in print journalism. I primarily focus on world football/soccer, mostly the English Premiership and La Liga but have quite a passion for baseball, hockey and motorcycle racing as well.

Growing up in Minnesota, hockey is in my blood but after briefly living in West London, soccer became my passion. You can look forward to (or not, that's your business) pieces on the transfer window, the US Men's National Team, Chelsea, the Twins and the Wild.

I hope some of you enjoy my work, if you would like to get in touch with me I can be reached at lindberg.austin@gmail.com and I'm on facebook. After a fair bit of hesitance, I finally joined twitter. You can follow me there at htt...