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Central Division notebook: Be afraid. Be very afraid. That is the message the Detroit RedWings are sending to their potential playoff foes and the message that they have been sending since the Olympic break. Just a couple short months ago, the Red Wings' presence in the playoffs was...
Blake Benzel | News/Central | Thursday, April 01 2010
Northwest Division notebook: Will the Calgary Flames be hitting pucks or golf balls in a couple weeks? Last weekend was a perfect example of the Jekyll-and-Hyde approach this team has had all season. The Flames were lethargic in a 5-0 loss in Boston Saturday, but came back Sunday with...
Mike Cook | News/Northwest | Tuesday, March 30 2010
Pacific Division notebook: For a man who scored 601 goals in his NHL career, Jari Kurri is a remarkably unselfish man. At one of his hockey camps in Helsinki, he had no problem lending the keys to his Saab to an upstart 17-year-old named Teemu Selanne, who just happened to be an unlicensed...
J.P. Hoornstra | News/Pacific | Tuesday, March 30 2010
Northeast Division notebook: The Sabres are back on top. After a three-year absence Buffalo clinched a Northeast Division title – its second since the 2004-05 lockout and first since 2006-07 – by beating the Tampa Bay Lightning 7-1 on Saturday night. Patrick Lalime, the...
J.P. Hoornstra | News/Northeast | Sunday, March 28 2010
Atlantic Division notebook: The New York Rangers’ slim playoff hopes took a hit last week with losses to Montreal and St. Louis at the Garden, and to the Bruins in Boston. The Rangers sit in 10th place with 71 points and have 10 games remaining. The Rangers were outscored 9-5 in...
Denis Gorman | News/Atlantic | Saturday, March 27 2010
Southeast Division notebook: Thursday afternoon, the executive board of NHL Players Association voted to accept a temporary new rule that bans hits to the head against unsuspecting players. The decision, which took effect immediately, could very easily be called the David Booth rule, since it...
Brett Friedlander | News/Southeast | Friday, March 26 2010
Central Division notebook: To say the Columbus Blue Jackets haven't met expectations this season would be an understatement.  Coming into the season, the Jackets were aiming to build off the first playoff appearance in franchise history. They had a Calder-winning goaltender and a...
Blake Benzel | News/Central | Thursday, March 25 2010
Northwest Division notebook: The Minnesota Wild knows its chances are making the playoffs are remote, but its wounded warriors are not yet waving the white flag. Minnesota is nine points out of the playoff chase with nine games to go. "We have nothing to lose, we have...
Mike Cook | News/Northwest | Wednesday, March 24 2010
Pacific Division notebook: What is more surprising, the fact that the Phoenix Coyotes are in first place in the Pacific Division? Or their belief that they have yet to play their best hockey? "We've been able to climb up the standings a little bit,” head coach Dave Tippett said...
J.P. Hoornstra | News/Pacific | Tuesday, March 23 2010 |1 comment
Northeast Division notebook: The Eastern Conference’s longest winning streak switched benches on Saturday night. The Toronto Maple Leafs grinded out a 3-2 shootout win, their third straight, to snap the Montreal Canadiens’ six-game streak. John Mitchell scored the winning goal...
J.P. Hoornstra | News/Northeast | Sunday, March 21 2010

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