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This’ll be a report on ONLY players who’ve appeared in 15 or more games. Sorry, Clemmy and Dan LaCouture. 1. Martin Brodeur (G)THE STATS: 46 GP, 29-13-4, 2.01 GAA, .928 Save Pct., 8 ShutoutsTHE FACTS: An absolute renissance season for … Continue reading →

It was kind of predictable that the 55th NHL All Star Game was a wide open shootout with no defense to be found. It was during our NY Hockey Report show that I laughed at how Montreal defenseman Sheldon Souray … Continue reading →

We’re about 10 minutes away from the festivities in Dallas at American Airlines Center. The 55th NHL All Star Game promises to be exciting and will feature some of the game’s brightest young stars including Cold FX recipient and league-leading … Continue reading →

At the beginning of the season, expectations were up for Tom Renney’s club. They were even the trendy pick to break the Devils’ and Flyers’ Atlantic Division dominance over the last decade. Some even went as far as to take … Continue reading →

Now that we are slightly past the 1/2 way point, let’s take a quick look at how the Isles have done as a team and individually. If you told me before the season started that the Isles would be one … Continue reading →

As I watched an entertaining three set Aussie Open quarterfinal between American Serena Williams and Israeli Shahar Peer on ESPN2, I glanced at the New York Post reading all the postgame stuff on Peyton Manning’s great comeback victory over the … Continue reading →

I asked him if Gordon Downie of the Tragically Hip was a Bruins (because of godfather Harry Sinden) or Leafs fan (because from T.O. and band members/close friends leaf fans) yesterday and THIS was his answer: “Not sure! Will investigate…” … Continue reading →

If you’ve followed the Stars at all this season, then you know about what Dallas defenseman Phillipe Boucher has gone through. It’s been well documented that his father Jean-Claude has been very ill. Back in November, he was diagnosed with … Continue reading →

Steve, if the Rangers actually do that, I guarantee I will stop being a Ranger fan. I am already down on how this organization is run. They’re one dumb move away from losing any credibility they established last year. I … Continue reading →

I garantee this headline will be on the ESPN bottom line on or before the trade deadline: New York Rangers trade F Marc Staal and a 2007 conditional draft pick to Philadelphia Flyers for F Peter Forsberg. As much as … Continue reading →