ACTIVITES, VERITES et RUMEURS dans la LNH

Chiarelli va a l'encontre de sa politique, pas de négotiations pendant la saison,
Il parle de discussion avec le camp RASK
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Breaching my own policy [of not discussing contracts], we will bring up talks with Tuukka at some point in this season, in hoping to extend him ..." Chiarelli said this week, according to CSNNE.com

Joe Haggerty believes a five- or six-year deal of up to $30 million could be on the horizon for Rask
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A la fin de la saison 2011-12, RAY SHERO/Boston a tenu une sérieuse discussion
avec le D PAUL MARTIN.
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>> Shero asked a simple question: Do you want out?
>>>"I asked him if he wanted a trade," Shero told ESPN.com this week.
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Martin répond, qu'il veut demeurer a Pittsburgh et promet de revenir et
etre le Paul Martin qui a signé le contrat en 2010
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>>> He told Shero he didn't want to take the easy way out. Moreover, Martin pledged to return this season a different player, the old player, the player that had made him one of the top free-agent defensemen on the market in 2010.
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A date, Martin est a la hauteur de sa promesse faite a Shero.

la COMMISSION CHARBONNEAU est un sujet bien connu,
reste,
comment HOT sont les billets pour les matchs du CH?

voici la traduction d'un commentaire fait sur un resseau sports anglais
A une demi-douzaine d'employés de l'ingénierie de la ville département ont témoigné et chacun d'entre eux a admis avoir pris des billets de hockey libres quand ils pouvaient les obtenir
Ils ont bu du vin, dîner et soudoyé par les patrons de la construction. Certains ont pris des dons allant de vacances de golf à des rénovations domiciliaires libres.
Un peu d'argent accepté, certains ont dit qu'ils l'ont refusée.
Un témoin a dit qu'il a tracé la ligne aux prostituées et a refusé d'accepter la Société a versé des jeunes femmes.
......... a retenir
MAIS PERSONNE ne dit non aux matchs du Tricolore - le plus couru dans une ville de hockey-fou

__________PRIX des BILLETS___________

Comme d'habitude, les équipes canadiennes en haut de la liste. Les Maple Leafs de Toronto ont le billet le plus cher en moyenne à 124,69 $ (converti en dollars américains), suivis par les Jets de Winnipeg à 97,84 $, Canucks de Vancouver à 87,38 $, Oilers d'Edmonton à 79,27 $ et des Canadiens de Montréal à 78,56 $. selon TMR recherche

Les Capitals de Washington (79,25 $), les Rangers de New York (72,04 $) et les Flyers de Philadelphie (71,59 $) sont les termes américains les plus en termes de prix moyen du billet. Dix-neuf équipes ont augmenté les prix de plus de un pour cent, alors que seulement trois ont enregistré des diminutions.

Les Sabres de Buffalo ont déclaré la plus forte augmentation en pourcentage à 26,7 pour cent, ce qui porte leur ticket moyen de 46,15 $,
pour le 7ie rang.

AVALANCHE:

Ryan O'Reilly pourrait ne pas être un membre de l'Avalanche du Colorado beaucoup plus longtemps, selon TSN Darren Dreger.

L'agent libre restrictif en avant, qui n'a pas été en mesure de parvenir à un accord avec le club sur un nouveau contrat, devient «vif intérêt» des équipes de la Conférence Est, "Dreger a écrit sur son fil Twitter après-midi mercredi.

New Jersey:

Appearing on the NHL Network studio show NHL Tonight, Melrose ranked New Jersey Devils tough-guy-turned-scorer David Clarkson as the top power forward in the NHL, ahead of Milan Lucic of the Boston Bruins and Calgary Flames star Jarome Iginla.
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Ce Melrose est le meme qui avait dit que STAMKOS, a sa
premiere saison, devait retourner dans les mineurs.

The Philadelphia Flyers may have Scott Hartnell (broken toe) back in the lineup shortly. Maybe even within the week.

The Philadelphia Daily News reports Hartnell is hoping to be cleared to skate by doctors on Friday.

AVALANCHE:

Le Denver Post rapporte que l'impasse en raison des appels de demandes négociation de contrats avec l'Avalanche du Colorado, l'attaquant Ryan O'Reilly est magasiné. La rumeur veut, Maple Leafs de Toronto et les Sabres de Buffalo sont intéressés

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Après de nombreux clic clic clic J'ai finit par trouvé les 7 proposition possiblecontre Ryan Oreilly...

Jets: Earlier this week, Andrew Ladd called out his teammates for their continued lack of effort. Sounded harsh, but it was a fair assessment. Right now, he’s captain of a ship that has way too many passengers. Any penalty the Jets take is an invitation to disaster with their league-worst PK bumbling along at 67.5 percent, and their inability to control the puck in their own zone has them 25th in goals-against. This is a team that needs an infusion of the night-in, night-out hustle that ROR provides. Streaky center Bryan Little or young Alex Burmistrov, along with promising blueliner Paul Postma, might work. Not cheap, but it would send a message.

Panthers: Outside of Winnipeg, they may be the team most willing to pay the price. Florida is floundering in the Eastern Conference basement and the farm is loaded with young promise that’s still a year or more away. If the Panthers want to maintain any of the momentum they built last year, they need an infusion of “right now” a lot more than “wait ’til next year.” That might mean parting with Nick Bjugstad.

Blue Jackets: There’s a sense out there that the Avs will only trade O’Reilly to the East. I’m not buying it. If the package that is most advantageous to them comes from a conference rival, I think they suck it up and take the chance of facing his righteous fury four times a year. O’Reilly is a player cut from John Davidson’s preferred cloth. His Blues favored athletes who were hard to play against, and ROR is every bit one of those. A package that starts with promising but inconsistent center Derick Brassard gets Colorado’s attention.

Islanders: Everything you know about them says they wouldn’t be a player here. ROR is too expensive, his term demands are daunting, and Ryan Strome is on the way. Still, outside of John Tavares, to whom among this perennial “wait til next year” bunch are the Isles married? ROR would be a clear upgrade over Frans Nielsen and would buy time for Strome to develop. They have disgruntled prospect Nino Niederreiter or underperforming winger Kyle Okposo to craft an offer around. Either could have appeal to the Avs. Colorado might even like Nielsen, who is in the first year of a four-year deal at $2.75 million per season. That’s a contract that seems to fit their model.

Sabres: Outside of one satisfying beatdown of the Bruins, their off-season commitment to playing meaner hasn’t paid dividends. They stick up for themselves, but their pants are dropping while their fists are up. They’re at a massive disadvantage at the dots, dead last with a winning percentage that’s struggling to stay above 43 percent…and it only gets worse in their own zone. Fortunately, they have nearly a dozen young assets that might interest the Avs. Not sure I believe that Tyler Myers is among them, but I’ve heard his name mentioned as being available in the right deal. If not him, then World Junior Championship Team USA captain Jake McCabe or Mark Pysyk, along with a solid roster player, could get it done.

Maple Leafs: Toronto needs help down the middle and would appear to have plenty of assets to swing the deal. Tyler Bozak makes sense on one level — youngish center, former Denver Pioneer, lives in the area — but he’s a UFA after this season. Can’t imagine Colorado wanting him without reassurances of his future intent. The Leafs may not want to part with Jake Gardiner, but they have other young defenders (Morgan Rielly, Stuart Percy) to backfill that gap. And it may take Gardiner, the slick American blueliner to get a deal off the ground.

Blackhawks: The dark horse. Logic suggests you don’t mess with a high-performing machine, but for all the grief that O’Reilly gets for his offense, he still brings more to the table than injury-prone Dave Bolland. No surprise then if GM Stan Bowman decides that ROR is exactly what he needs to put the Hawks over the top. They have plenty of young assets on the roster, though they might want to load a deal with futures rather than remove a piece of the current pie. Andrew Shaw, Jimmy Hayes, Adam Clendening and Mark McNeill likely would be available.


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Electro a écrit:Après de nombreux clic clic clic J'ai finit par trouvé les 7 proposition possiblecontre Ryan Oreilly...

Jets: Earlier this week, Andrew Ladd called out his teammates for their continued lack of effort. Sounded harsh, but it was a fair assessment. Right now, he’s captain of a ship that has way too many passengers. Any penalty the Jets take is an invitation to disaster with their league-worst PK bumbling along at 67.5 percent, and their inability to control the puck in their own zone has them 25th in goals-against. This is a team that needs an infusion of the night-in, night-out hustle that ROR provides. Streaky center Bryan Little or young Alex Burmistrov, along with promising blueliner Paul Postma, might work. Not cheap, but it would send a message.

Panthers: Outside of Winnipeg, they may be the team most willing to pay the price. Florida is floundering in the Eastern Conference basement and the farm is loaded with young promise that’s still a year or more away. If the Panthers want to maintain any of the momentum they built last year, they need an infusion of “right now” a lot more than “wait ’til next year.” That might mean parting with Nick Bjugstad.

Blue Jackets: There’s a sense out there that the Avs will only trade O’Reilly to the East. I’m not buying it. If the package that is most advantageous to them comes from a conference rival, I think they suck it up and take the chance of facing his righteous fury four times a year. O’Reilly is a player cut from John Davidson’s preferred cloth. His Blues favored athletes who were hard to play against, and ROR is every bit one of those. A package that starts with promising but inconsistent center Derick Brassard gets Colorado’s attention.

Islanders: Everything you know about them says they wouldn’t be a player here. ROR is too expensive, his term demands are daunting, and Ryan Strome is on the way. Still, outside of John Tavares, to whom among this perennial “wait til next year” bunch are the Isles married? ROR would be a clear upgrade over Frans Nielsen and would buy time for Strome to develop. They have disgruntled prospect Nino Niederreiter or underperforming winger Kyle Okposo to craft an offer around. Either could have appeal to the Avs. Colorado might even like Nielsen, who is in the first year of a four-year deal at $2.75 million per season. That’s a contract that seems to fit their model.

Sabres: Outside of one satisfying beatdown of the Bruins, their off-season commitment to playing meaner hasn’t paid dividends. They stick up for themselves, but their pants are dropping while their fists are up. They’re at a massive disadvantage at the dots, dead last with a winning percentage that’s struggling to stay above 43 percent…and it only gets worse in their own zone. Fortunately, they have nearly a dozen young assets that might interest the Avs. Not sure I believe that Tyler Myers is among them, but I’ve heard his name mentioned as being available in the right deal. If not him, then World Junior Championship Team USA captain Jake McCabe or Mark Pysyk, along with a solid roster player, could get it done.

Maple Leafs: Toronto needs help down the middle and would appear to have plenty of assets to swing the deal. Tyler Bozak makes sense on one level — youngish center, former Denver Pioneer, lives in the area — but he’s a UFA after this season. Can’t imagine Colorado wanting him without reassurances of his future intent. The Leafs may not want to part with Jake Gardiner, but they have other young defenders (Morgan Rielly, Stuart Percy) to backfill that gap. And it may take Gardiner, the slick American blueliner to get a deal off the ground.

Blackhawks: The dark horse. Logic suggests you don’t mess with a high-performing machine, but for all the grief that O’Reilly gets for his offense, he still brings more to the table than injury-prone Dave Bolland. No surprise then if GM Stan Bowman decides that ROR is exactly what he needs to put the Hawks over the top. They have plenty of young assets on the roster, though they might want to load a deal with futures rather than remove a piece of the current pie. Andrew Shaw, Jimmy Hayes, Adam Clendening and Mark McNeill likely would be available.


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CULLEN: WHAT KIND OF VALUE MIGHT O'REILLY BRING IN TRADE?

Colorado Avalanche C Ryan O'Reilly, the lone marquee unsigned restricted free agent, has been the subject of trade talks, with increasing reports in the media, so it seems as good a time as any to look around the league to see what kind of package that Colorado might fetch should they go ahead and deal their talented two-way centre.

First, it needs to be established that Ryan O'Reilly is a very good player, probably better than you think. Especially better than you think if you're one of those who looks at his career and says that he "only" scored 26 points in each of his first two seasons before scoring 55 points last season. Keep in mind, those 26-point seasons were the work of a teenager.

A few frames of reference for O'Reilly's early-career production:

First, he played more than 2500 minutes through his first two seasons. Since 2000, there have been six other forwards to play that much as 18 and 19-year-olds and it's pretty good company: Sidney Crosby, Steven Stamkos, Ilya Kovalchuk, Jordan Staal, Jeff Skinner and Sam Gagner.

Secondly, since 2000, there have been 25 forwards (including O'Reilly) to record at least 50 points in their 20-year-old NHL season.

Of those 25 forwards, 11 scored fewer than 65 points in their Age 20 season. Seven went on to score at least 65 points at some point in the next three seasons. Of those that haven't, three (Taylor Hall, Jakub Voracek and Evander Kane) have yet to play three seasons since scoring 50 points.

David Perron, who missed 97 games due to concussions when he was 22 and 23, is the only forward since 2000 to not put up 65 points in one of the three seasons following a 50-point, 20-year-old season.

I chose 65 points as a threshold because, in 2011-2012, that would have ranked among the top 15 NHL centres in scoring. (There are some players incorrectly cited as centres in that link.)

There is some notion out there that Ryan O'Reilly isn't a number one centre because he's not going to score 100 points. Let's be clear, there are less than a handful of 100-point centres in the league and two of them play in Pittsburgh. There are a handful more who might consistently score a point-per-game and, after that, there is a larger group, with more variance from year to year, that may put up between 55 and 75 points.

If O'Reilly falls into that group, given his defensive value and the consistently tough matchups he takes on, it's hard to imagine that he doesn't warrant the status of a No. 1 centre.

Maybe he's not a No. 1 centre in the Sidney Crosby or Steven Stamkos sense, but how about in the Patrice Bergeron or David Backes mold, productive offensive players who consistently face the opponent's best lines, start more shifts in the defensive zone and control 200 feet of ice?

For whatever reason, the Avalanche aren't finding common ground with O'Reilly on a new contract. It's hardly the first time a team and a player have had different ideas about relative value. Since it doesn't currently look that likely that there will be an agreement, maybe a trade is a way for the Avalanche to recoup some value.

From Colorado's perspective, they do have Matt Duchene and Paul Stastny down the middle already, so it isn't imperative that they get another centre in exchange for O'Reilly. What is important, however, is getting multiple pieces that will help shore up holes. A forward would be nice, but if a team is willing to part with a premium defenceman, that should hold some appeal too, since Colorado's defence lacks difference-makers.

Darren Dreger has reported that the asking price for O'Reilly begins at an NHL roster player and a top prospect, but there is likely some variability. If the roster player is good enough, or presents favourable value due to their contract, maybe the prospect doesn't have to be the best. Perhaps draft picks will also play a role. If more teams start making offers, the price will, naturally, go up.

Upon looking around the league, here are some teams that could use O'Reilly and might be able to come up with a suitable package of players for Colorado.

Taking a couple of reasonably-priced assets, maybe plus a draft pick for good measure, from any of the following might be enough to appeal to the Avalanche:
Carolina (Jamie McBain, Ryan Murphy, Zac Dalpe, Jiri Tlusty)
Chicago (Brandon Saad, Marcus Kruger, Andrew Shaw, Mark McNeill, Adam Clendening)
Montreal (Lars Eller, David Desharnais, Brendan Gallagher, Nathan Beaulieu, Jarred Tinordi)
Nashville (Craig Smith, Colin Wilson, Jonathon Blum, Ryan Ellis)
N.Y. Islanders (Josh Bailey, Kyle Okposo, Nino Niederreiter, Brock Nelson, Aaron Ness, Griffin Reinhart)
Phoenix (Keith Yandle is a premium price, so might not require much more)
Toronto (Nazem Kadri, Nikolai Kulemin, Joe Colborne, Carl Gunnarsson, Cody Franson, John-Michael Liles, Jake Gardiner)


Certainly other teams could come up with offers -- any team has NHL players and prospects at their disposal -- but those seemed like some viable alternatives.

Wherever he ends up, O'Reilly will face a certain amount of pressure.

The first consideration is that he still needs to sign a contract. The team acquiring him will have to be aware of what kind of deal he's expecting, in the neighbourhood of $5-million per season, and be prepared to get that kind of deal done.

At that price, O'Reilly will need to produce offensively, but he can't do it at the expense of the defensive value that has set him apart in his first three NHL seasons. It's that defensive value, combined with offensive production, that warrants Ryan O'Reilly being treated like a number one centre.

Whenever he does hit the ice, O'Reilly had better be prepared to perform like a top centre because the longer his contract dispute rages, the more expectations will rise.

There are already many who scoff at his contract demands (Who does he think he is?), citing career point totals, but if O'Reilly gets this contract situation settled, he can focus on becoming one of the game's better two-way centres, a commodity that isn't often undervalued.

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AVALANCHE

Le "papa" de Ryan embarque dans la controverse.

Eh bien, Brian O'Reilly n'a pas aidé son fils Ryan être plus proche de l'Avalanche. En réponse à une personne qui lui tweeting aujourd'hui, probablement plus une question de «Voulez-Ryan de retour avec l'Avalanche", @ coachbri1 dit: "désolé l'ave (sic) ne veut pas de lui a sa juste valeur sur ce qu'il apporte. Ils pratiquent la gestion externe. "Un peu plus tard, il a aussi tweeté ce, spontanément: «Bien sûr qu'il a adoré et pensé les fans étaient les meilleurs. Autant de grands joueurs "dumped" en raison de leur style de gestion $ $ $ $ $.». J'ai appelé Brian après avoir vu cela, et alors il ne voulait pas en dire plus publiquement, il est juste de dire qu'il ne recula pas de commentaires. Ils sont toujours là pour tout le monde à voir
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comportement qui resemble a un chapitre de la situation Lindros/Québec

TSN’s Darren Dreger yesterday claimed the Toronto Maple Leafs “would love to get their hands on Ryan O’Reilly”.

SPECTOR’S NOTE: The Leafs have the depth in promising young talent which would interest the Avs. The question is, who are they willing to part with? And can they out-bid other interested clubs?

Son père est disons un être...spécial.

Viarge aller dire sur Tweeter que l'Avalanche veut pas payer O'Reilly à sa juste valeur quand le club lui a fait une offre de 17M$ pour 5 ans (3,4M$ par année) pour ensuite lui faire,après son refus,une offre de "bridge contract" similaire à celle de Duchene,le joueur de concession du club.

Faut vraiment être malade pour dire de telles inepties.O'Reilly,avec son 13 buts et 36 points de moyennes en 3 ans de carrière,vaut pas plus que ce qui lui a été offert(offre déjà pas mal généreuse).Veut bien croire qu'il est un as défensivement mais faudrait pas charrier...

NEW YORK RANGERS:

À un moment donné, Brad Richards a été considérée comme essentielle pour la course a la Coupe - jeudi, il était absent.
Richards lors d'un étirement au début de la deuxième période quand les Rangers ont eu un jeu de puissance de 3:27 qui comprenait 33 secondes de cinq contre trois. C'est alors que Richards à plusieurs reprises remis la rondelle, ce qui permet aux Islanders de saisir l'élan.

l'inquiétant est le jeu le plus diminuée de [Richards], qui a eu tant de mal , il a été cloué au banc pour tous, mais par quart dans la troisième période de la Blueshirts »4-3 défaite en fusillade au Jardin aux Islanders
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comme on dit...mr. you'r in the doghouse

GeeWizz a écrit:NEW YORK RANGERS:
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À un moment donné, Brad Richards a été considérée comme essentielle pour la course a la Coupe - jeudi, il était absent.
Richards lors d'un étirement au début de la deuxième période quand les Rangers ont eu un jeu de puissance de 3:27 qui comprenait 33 secondes de cinq contre trois. C'est alors que Richards à plusieurs reprises remis la rondelle, ce qui permet aux Islanders de saisir l'élan.

l'inquiétant est le jeu le plus diminuée de [Richards], qui a eu tant de mal , il a été cloué au banc pour tous, mais par quart dans la troisième période de la Blueshirts »4-3 défaite en fusillade au Jardin aux Islanders
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comme on dit...mr. you'r in the doghouse

Tu devrais aussi incrire le texte original, pas seulement la traduction.

Surtout quand la traduction est si précise et compréhensive.

........OK guys, 10-4

CHICAGO:
____COMMOTION?? Corey Crawford
......... a suivre
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Chicago Blackhawks goaltender Corey Crawford might have sustained a concussion, according to a report by Mark Lazerus of the Chicago Sun-Times. Head coach Joel Quenville identified the injury by saying there was no defining blow, which Lazerus believes indicates that Crawford was hit in the head and might have a concussion. Lazerus isolates a moment against the Anaheim Ducks when Crawford was hit by Ducks forward Bobby Ryan and then was hit in the head by the knee of defenseman Brent Seabrook

Selon le Pioneer Press, Craig Leopold du Wild du Minnesota suggère la ligue et l'AJLNH sont près d'accord sur une proposition semblable à celle adoptée par le conseil d'administration LNH en Décembre 2011
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According to the Pioneer Press, Craig Leopold of the Minnesota Wild suggests the league and NHLPA are near agreement on a proposal akin to the one passed by the NHL board of directors in December 2011.

Ie dernier mot Charles Wang cherche à vendre son club, qui perd de l'argent, les Islanders de New York. Selon le New York Post, des sources affirment Wang est en pourparlers avec une banque d'investissement Manhattan sur une vente potentielle.

"... Les pourparlers entre Wang et (Le Groupe Raine) seraient préliminaire et le propriétaire de l'équipe n'a pas engagé Raine - si l'effort pourrait s'essouffler___________
There's fresh word Charles Wang is trying to sell his money-losing New York Islanders. According to the New York Post, sources claim Wang is in talks with a Manhattan investment bank about a potential sale.

"... Talks between Wang and (The Raine Group) are said to be preliminary and the team owner hasn’t hired Raine — so the effort could lose steam

PITTSBURGH:

..??.trade pour Devin Setoguchi..??


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It has been no secret that the Pittsburgh Penguins need more production from the left winger on the Evgeni Malkin-James Neal line, which always begs the question of if Pens general manager Ray Shero will look to improve the current team via trade. Rookie Beau Bennett's recent call-up should assure him a lengthy look in the future, but if the Penguins don't feel that Bennett is ready just yet, a deal is certainly something that Shero is likely considering. NHL Trade Rumors are certain to start flying, and the first has the Penguins potentially looking at a pair of Minnesota Wild forwards. Reports have indicated that the Pens could have interest in either Devin Setoguchi and/or Pierre-Marc Bouchard.

City of Champions

NYR
RYAN O'REILL dans la mire des Rangers

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The general manager of the New York Rangers is also thought to be actively discussing a trade for Ryan O'Reilly of the Colorado Avalanche. CBC's Elliotte Friedman proposes the Avs may be interested in shipping O'Reilly eastward for a package that includes defenseman Michael Del Zotto.

CAROLINE:

Jeff Skinner PAS une commotion, mais une blessure au haut du corps
un retour, p-e jeudi?
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The Carolina Hurricanes can collectively breathe a sigh of relief; Chip Alexander of the Raleigh News & Observer reports Jeff Skinner has an upper-body injury but "no concussion issues". The Hurricanes hope to have the young forward back in action later this week (Thursday, maybe?)

CHICAGO:

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Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa had to be helped off the ice after Vancouver Canucks winger Jannik Hansen hit him in the back of the head with his left forearm

RUMEURS/LNH
GeeWizz Aujourd'hui à 5:32

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CHICAGO:

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Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa had to be helped off the ice after Vancouver Canucks winger Jannik Hansen hit him in the back of the head with his left forearm.

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The puck is in the air in front of Hossa. Hansen comes up from behind and rather than make a play for it, he appears to deliver either an elbow or forearm to the back of Hossa’s head.

There’s no way to look at that and see a hockey play gone wrong.

The star forward was flattened in almost the exact same spot that Raffi Torres laid him out in last spring’s playoffs. He eventually got up and left the ice with the assistance of two Chicago trainers but didn’t return to action.

You have to hope for the best for Hossa. And you have to think Hansen will face a significant suspension for targeting his head. MORNING UPDATE: Hansen is scheduled to meet with Shanahan at 3:30 EST today

DANIEL ALFREDSSON:

>>>>Beaucoup de SI, sur cette veine, Pierre LeBrun ESPN avance un SI....

Mais dans le cas où le club criblé de blessures ne peuvent pas surmonter sa perte massive de talent, elle soulève certainement la question: Qu'y at-il à l'avenir Alfredsson?

Je peux penser à plusieurs prétendants qui aimeraient l'ajouter au mélange. Alfredsson pourrait être incité à quitter son seul et unique club de la LNH pour prendre une photo à une première Coupe Stanley,SI jamais?

Daniel Alfredsson joue sa 17e saison à Ottawa après avoir été repêché par le club en équipe 1994. Un club que je crois montre un intérêt sérieux pour Alfredsson, Si et quand le moment sera venu, les Bruins de Boston. Avec le commerce de contrat Tim Thomas, les B ont beaucoup d'espace pour ajouter des pièces bouchon avant la date limite des échanges Avril 3.

Les connexions, bien sûr, sont évidents: GM Peter Chiarelli l'habitude de travailler en front office d'Ottawa et B capitaine Zdeno Chara est un ancien coéquipier de Alfredsson. S'il ya une équipe qui pourrait inciter Alfredsson, je ne suis pas sûr qu'il ya un meilleur ajustement que Boston.
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But in the event the injury-riddled club can’t overcome its massive loss of talent, it certainly raises the the question: What lies in Alfredsson’s future?

I can think of several contenders that would love to add him to the mix. Could Alfredsson be enticed to leave his one and only NHL club to take a shot at a first-ever Stanley Cup?

Daniel Alfredsson is playing his 17th season in Ottawa after being drafted by the club in 1994.One team that I believe will show serious interest in Alfredsson, if and when the time is right, is the powerhouse Boston Bruins. With the trade of Tim Thomas’ contract, the B’s have lots of cap room to add pieces before the April 3 trade deadline.

The connections, of course, are obvious: GM Peter Chiarelli used to work in Ottawa’s front office and B’s captain Zdeno Chara is a former teammate of Alfredsson's. If there’s one team that could entice Alfredsson, I’m not sure there’s a better fit than Boston

Alfredsson va terminer sa carriere a Ottawa

"Shimano"]Alfredsson va terminer sa carriere a Ottawa[/quote]
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@ Shimano,
bien d'accord avec toi,
reste que LeBrun fait allusion...SI

Je sais mais quand je pensse a Alfie je le vois avec un candail des Sens tout comme Yzerman avec un chandail des Wings

Lindy Ruff let go as Sabres coach after 16 years on job

pour faire suite au congediment de Lindy Ruff

.....AP..Ruff was becoming increasingly aware that his job was on the line. Last week, he described the Sabres struggles as being "his mess," while adding that he wasn't done trying to clean it up.

On Wednesday, he abruptly cut short his availability with reporters by hinting that changes were coming because "it isn't working the way we're going." He didn't specify what those changes might be.

Jannik Hansen(Vancouver)...suspension 1 match pour son geste envers Hossa(Chicago)

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Vancouver Canucks forward Jannik Hansen has been suspended for one game by the NHL on Wednesday for roughing Chicago Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa.

FLYERS:

Matt Read, leur meilleur compteur, OUT pour 6 semaines
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CBJ

Artem Anisimov, en collision avec Kyle Qincey(Detroit), recoit
une serieuse blessure.
....reste a savoir si un coup a la tete...
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WINNIPEG:

Le défenseur Zach Redmond avait trois heures de chirurgie, le jeudi après son artère fémorale droite et une veine a été lacéré par un patin lors d'un exercice à la fin de la pratique
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Winnipeg Jets defenseman Zach Redmond had three hours of surgery on Thursday after his right femoral artery and a vein were lacerated by a skate during a drill at the end of practice

CHICAGO:

Déjà de retour?
Marian Hossa est l'un des deux joueurs de faire des retours rapides des blessures effrayantes, jeudi. Il peut jouer vendredi, lorsque ses Blackhawks tente de définir un nouveau record de la LNH.
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Back already?
Marian Hossa is one of two players to make quick returns from scary injuries on Thursday. He may play Friday when his Blackhawks try to set a new NHL record—and whether he does or not, SN's Sean Gentille is left queasy

Oilers d'Edmonton Taylor Hall peut recevoir une suspension pour son coup sur Minnesota Cal Clutterbuck au cours de la victoire 3-1 du Wild.

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Edmonton Oilers forward Taylor Hall could receive a suspension for his hit on Minnesota's Cal Clutterbuck during the Wild's 3-1 victory.

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Oilers' Taylor Hall suspended two games for hit on Cal Clutterbuck

PITTTSBURGH:

commotion pour Malkin??
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The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, citing multiple sources, reported Saturday that center Evgeni Malkin had concussion symptoms, including a severe headache and mild disorientation, after crashing into the boards

en voici une "spéciale"

En raison des préoccupations que les joueurs peuvent abuser de l'aide au sommeil Ambien, la LNH et l'AJLNH a créé un comité mixte chargé d'étudier l'utilisation d'Ambien par les joueurs, selon Adrian Dater du Denver Post.
Les résultats devraient être libérés par Juin 30, mais en attendant, les deux parties instauré quelques règles dans le nouveau CBA pour aider à s'assurer que les joueurs sont de plus en reposé.
___OK, so far, reste que...

La ligue, en accord avec l'Association des joueurs, a institué les règles de cette intersaison passé lié à un repos suffisant dans le cadre de sa nouvelle convention collective.

__ pour avoir un sommeil suffisant dans une saison de 48 matchs, les joueurs font
recours a AMBIEN et maintenant on enquete.

__ étrange, étrange tout de meme

BOSTON:

Can Carl Soderberg complete the Bruins' third line?

Reinforcements should be arriving soon in the form of longtime prospect Carl Soderberg, who, at 27, has never played in the NHL but is leading the Swedish Elite League in scoring.


Carl Soderberg may be the best player in the Swedish Elite League, and he's likely to soon join the Boston Bruins. (AP Photo)GM Peter Chiarelli confirmed that the team is close to an agreement that would bring Soderberg to Boston when his season with Linköping HC ends. They're about to start a best-of-seven playoff series.

ouian, allo puppies...pas mention "quelle race"
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St. Louis Blues forward T.J. Oshie is being sued by a Missouri landlord for damages that the landlord claims were caused by Oshie’s dogs.

Ashley Development (which does business as Buckingham Apartments), claims that the dogs caused over $12,000 in damage to a penthouse suite.

..................en addition a RUMEURS et VERITES
d'ici au 3 avril, date limite pour les échanges,
je vais faire mention des activités
i.e. échanges et demotions
>>>>>>>>>> voici pour le 11 mars <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Edmonton Oilers____Eric Belanger C Placed On IRGroin
Anaheim Ducks_____Brad Staubitz RW Placed On IRFace
Dallas Stars_______.Tomas Vincour C Called Up From Minorsfrom Texas-AHL
Columbus B.J______Cody Goloubef D Sent To MinorsSpringfield-AHL
Nashville Predators_.Matt Halischuk RW Called Up From Minorsfrom Milwaukee-AHL
Vancouver Canucks_Jordan Schroeder C Sent To MinorsChicago-AHL
Vancouver Canucks_Andrew Ebbett C Called Up From Minorsfrom Chicago-AHL
Philadelphia Flyers_.Harry Zolnierczyk LW Suspension Over
Dallas Stars Matt__.Fraser RW Sent To MinorsTexas-AHL
New York Isles____David Ullstrom LW Sent To MinorsBridgeport-AHL
San Jose Sharks.__Matt Pelech D Sent To MinorsWorcester-AHL
Anaheim Ducks.___Kyle Wilson C Tradedfor Dan Sexton
Tampa Bay.______Radko Gudas D Called Up From Minorsfrom Syracuse-AHL
Tampa Bay.______Dan Sexton RW Tradedfor Kyle Wilson
Tampa Bay.______Brendan Mikkelson D Sent To MinorsSyracuse-AHL
Anaheim Ducks___Pat Maroon LW Called Up From Minorsfrom Norfolk-AHL
Anaheim Ducks___Devante Smith-Pelly RW Called Up From Minorsfrom Norfolk-AHL

............ en addition a RUMEURS et VERITES
d'ici au 3 avril, date limite pour les échanges,
je vais faire mention des activités
i.e. échanges et demotions

>>>>>>> mardi 12 mars <<<<<<<<

Columbus Blue Jackets__Matt Ford RW Tradedfor future considerations
New Jersey Devils______Harri Pesonen C Called Up From Minorsfrom Albany-AHL
Detroit Red Wings______Gustav Nyquist C Called Up From Minorsfrom Grand Rapids-AHL
Detroit Red Wings______Tomas Tatar C Sent To MinorsGrand Rapids-AHL
Tampa Bay Lightnin____.Cedrick Desjardins G Sent To MinorsSyracuse-AHL
Washington Capitals____Cameron Schilling D Called Up From Minorsfrom Hershey-AHL
Minnesota Wild________Mikael Granlund C Sent To MinorsHouston-AHL
Ottawa Senators_______Matt Kassian LW Tradedfor 2014 sixth-round draft pick
Edmonton Oilers_______Anton Lander C Sent To MinorsOklahoma City-AHL
Phoenix Coyotes______.Chris Summers D Called Up From Minorsfrom Portland-AHL
Chicago Blackhawks___.Jimmy Hayes RW Called Up From Minorsfrom Rockford-AHL
Chicago Blackhawks___.Steve Montador D Sent To MinorsRockford-AHL
Columbus Blue Jackets_.Matt Ford RW Sent To MinorsSpringfield-AHL

le geste de PERRY(Ducks) envers Jason ZUCKER(Wild)
merite t'il suspension...si oui, quel est votre verdict?

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BUFFALO:

Ce qu'il écrit n'est pas aussi important que ce que les joueurs eux-mêmes ont à dire. Et maintenant, ils disent qu'ils n'ont pas beaucoup de foi dans le sens de la franchise ... ou ils n'ont pas la moindre idée de ce que cette direction est.
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What BUCKY GLEASON(Buffalo News) writes is not as important as what the players themselves are saying. And right now, they’re saying they don’t have a lot of faith in the direction of the franchise…or they don’t have a clue what that direction is.

>>>>>>>>>>>mercredi, le 13 mars<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Anaheim Ducks_____Corey Perry RW SuspendedFour games by NHL for illegal check
Edmonton Oilers____Yann Danis G Sent To MinorsOklahoma City-AHL
Winnipeg Jets______Patrice Cormier C Called Up From Minorsfrom St. John's-AHL
Philadelphia Flyers__Erik Gustafsson D Sent To MinorsAdirondack-AHL
New York Islanders__David Ullstrom LW Called Up From Minorsfrom Bridgeport-AHL
Montreal Canadiens_.Greg Pateryn D Sent To MinorsHamilton-AHL
Florida Panthers____.Jon Rheault RW Called Up From Minorsfrom San Antonio-AHL
Columbus__________Cody Goloubef D Called Up From MinorsEmergency recall from Springfield-AHL
Minnesota Wild______Darcy Kuemper G Sent To MinorsHouston-AHL
Minnesota Wild______Brett Clark D Signed As Free AgentOne-year contract
Winnipeg Jets______.Jim Slater C Placed On IRUpper-body injury
Florida Panthers_____Kris Versteeg LW Placed On IRLower-body injury
New Jersey Devils___.Reid Boucher C SignedThree-year contract
Nashville Predators__.Chris Mueller C Called Up From Minorsfrom Milwaukee-AHL

OTTAWA

Renaud Lavoie(RDS) pretend 4 autres semaines avant le retour de SPEZZA.
Paul MacLean dit ne rien savoir.
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Le retour est prevue en 2 semaines.