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Tag Archives: martin brodeur
capital netminding chaos
So, those Washington Capitals are at it again. The goofy goalie games are back yet again. This time its the subjugation of another struggling goalie for another possible surprise move in net even more drastic than last years trade deadline … Continue reading
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Tagged ahl, alex ovechkin, alex semin, american hockey league, Bobby Carpenter, brad randford, brendan witt, brent johnson, Brooks Laitch, bruce bondreau, butterfield award, calder cup, caps, cristbal huet, cristobal huet, detroit red wings, don beaupre, Eric Fehr, gaa, goalie, goals against average, goaltending, hershey bears, hockey, jeff schultz, jim carey, Kevin Hatcher, Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, martin brodeur, Mike Gartner, mike green, minor league hockey, montreal canadians, national hockey league, netminder, new jersey devils, nhl, Nicklas Backstrom, olaf kolzig, ottawa senators, russian hockey, Russian Super League, Scott Stevens, sergie federov, sergie gonchar, Simeon Varlamov, st louis blues, stanley cup, Tom Fleishman, venezia trophy, viktor kozlov
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Cupping it up
It’s that time of year… Stanley Cup time! Personally, I am very excited, as my beloved Washington Capitals handily took the Southeast and are slotted in the #2 seed for the Eastern Conference. It was a brilliant season overall with … Continue reading
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Tagged alex ovechkin, alex semin, atlantic division, billy guerin, bondreau, boston bruins, cam ward, canes, caps, carey price, carolina hurricans, defense, detroit red wings, devs, eastern conference, evangie malkin, florida panthers, flury, forward, goalie, goaltending, habs, henrick lundqvist, hockey, jose theodore, lamoriello, marian hossa, martin biron, martin brodeur, mike green, montreal canadians, national hockey leage, new jersey devils, new york rangers, nhl, nick backstrom, northeast division, philadelphia flyers, pittsburgh penguins, sidney crosby, southeast division, stanley cup, sutter, tim thomas, tortorella, washington capitals, winger, zach parise
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552 who who who?
Congrats to Martin Brodeur for breaking St. Pat (Patty Roy, Habs / Aves) record of most career victories. I love goalies, not only because I love defensive play, but because I love to make fun of them. For the most … Continue reading
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Tagged 552, allaire, atlantic division, butterfly goalie, career wins, colorado avelanche, cy young, defense, detroit red wings, dominick haseck, eastern converence, ed belfor, felix potvin, flyers, grant fuhr, habs, islanders, john vanbiesbrouck, Lou Lamoriello, martin brodeur, mike richter, montreal canadians, mvp, national hockey league, nhl, olaf kolzig, patrick roy, rangers, ron hextal, stanley cup, star ledger, terry sawchuck, veniza trophy, washington capitals, whalers
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Habs and Havenots
100th season… such a huge accomplishment in all of sports, such a disappointing result. This is their last chance at tremendous result, in such a tenuous situation, set of for a tumultuous result. No team has won once in every … Continue reading
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Tagged alex ovechkin, alex tanguay, Alexie Kovalev, Andrei Kostitsyn, Andrei Markov, bob gainey, carey price, carolian huricanes, eastern conference, George Laroque, george steinbrenner, Glen Metropolit, Guy Carbonneau, habs, hockey, Lou Lamoriello, martin brodeur, Mathieu Schneider, montreal canadians, national hockey league, new jersey devils, new york rangers, nhl, nick backstrom, pittsburgh penguins, Robbie Lang, Roman Hamerlk, saku koivu, stanley cup, washington capitals
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The Pittsburgh Pickle
Twenty-five games left in the season and Pittsburgh finally hit the panic button on their slide into mediocrity. Mike Therrien is out. In some ways, it’s about time. He never seemed like the right fit for his players, exuding some … Continue reading
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Tagged ahl, alex ovechkin, bruce boudreau, dan bylsma, detroit red wings, evangi malkin, florida panthers, hockey, marc andrew flury, mario lemieux, marrion hossa, martin brodeur, mike green, mike therrien, national hockey league, new jersey devils, new york islanders, nhl, philadelphia flyers, pittsburgh penguins, ryan malone, scott clemmenson, sergi gonchar, sid the kid, sindey crosby, stanley cup, ton shero, ty conklin, washington capitals
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Midseason Hockey Analysis
As we begin closing in on closing in on the mid-way point to the National Hockey League season it is time, once again, to contemplate how the teams are achieving. I’ll admit, from the pre-season analysis there’s been some headscratching … Continue reading
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forty for failing: midseason NHL EC recap
It might be a new year on the calendar but it’s only mid-year for the National Hockey League. Thus far, it is a pretty big year for story lines with records and players falling like there’s no tomorrow and triumphs … Continue reading →