25 Feb
Unfortunately for the Russians, the Olympics are over. The highly touted Russia vs. Canada match was nothing more than a fizzle, and almost looked like the womens Canada vs. Russia match.
Yesterday was not just the end of the Olympic’s for the Russians though, but for every NHL player that didn’t make the Olympics – as [...]
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21 Feb
So you may have noticed my absence here since the Olympic started – I figured I would take the time off as well and give my self a break as well.
Watching the US and Canada play tonight, and seeing Mr. Bettman present at the games, I figure it would be a good time and adapt [...]
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13 Feb
Hello Hockey Fans!
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13 Feb
The San Jose Sharks saw their road winning streak stopped, and Evgeni Nabakov got a little taste of Olympic hockey Buffalo style as he watched the final second tick away on the bench to the chants of U.S.A.! U.S.A!
The Sabres were never really in jeopardy of losing this game, so what makes it so dangerous? [...]
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13 Feb
It comes as no surprise that the Buffalo Sabres organization misses the Rochester Americans as a farm team. Guy comes down with the touch of a flu the morning of a game? You have a replacement 60 minutes away.
That relationship soured and now the Sabres prospects call Portland, Maine home. That could change again as [...]
Posted in NHL, Portland Pirates, Sabres by: Tim Redinger
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