| Chelios joining Thrashers for 26th NHL season
The Atlanta Thrashers recalled veteran
defenseman Chris Chelios on Wednesday, marking the 26th consecutive NHL season
in which the 48-year-old will participate.
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 | Canucks end record road trip in Phoenix
The longest road trip in NHL history will come to an end
tonight when the Vancouver Canucks visit the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com
Arena.
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 | Corvo, Walker lead Caps against Hurricanes
Both Joe Corvo and Scott Walker were given a chance to
compete on a championship-caliber team when they were traded by the Hurricanes
to the Capitals before the trade deadline. One week later, they get to show
off in front of their old club.
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 | Stars shoot for rare win in Buffalo
After losing its first three games after the Winter
Olympics, Dallas is coming off a victory that could very well turn its luck
around. Now all it has to do is pick up its first victory at Buffalo in over
12 years.
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 | Kings visit Blackhawks for clash between West powers
Two of the Western Conference's best teams will meet
tonight in the Windy City as the Chicago Blackhawks host the Los Angeles Kings
at United Center.
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 | Devils return home for battle with rival Rangers
Three straight road games out west following the Olympic
break seemed to have caught up with the Devils in their most recent contest.
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 | Time is now to eliminate head shots in hockey
A concussion is serious, and the NHL may
finally be waking up to the fact. Anyone who has had a serious knock will tell
you that the effects can be scary. While the league has spent years dancing
around the subject of hits to the head, it is an issue that has become more
pressing than ever.
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 | Garon solid in net as Blue Jackets down Ducks
Mathieu Garon was strong with 36 saves to lead
the Columbus Blue Jackets to a 5-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks at Honda Center.
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 | Kelly, Senators handle Oilers
Chris Kelly registered a goal and an assist to
lead the Ottawa Senators to a 4-1 win over the Edmonton Oilers at Rexall
Place.
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 | Samuelsson nets hat trick, Canucks rally past Avs
Mikael Samuelsson recorded his first NHL hat
trick and Jannik Hansen scored a controversial goal late in the third period
to help the Canucks rally to beat the Colorado Avalanche, 6-4, at the Pepsi
Center.
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