The Carolina Hurricanes have traded defenceman Oleg Tverdovsky and the rights to defenceman Jack Johnson to the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for defenceman Tim Gleason and centre Eric Belanger.
GSG Flash said:So the canes finally got rid of Jack Johnson
Johnson and Tverdovsky for Gleason and Belanger
can't say I would be too happy with that trade if I was a canes fan
ShutEye said:Damn you beating me Mr. Tough Pants.
And damn your pants. so tough. (cry, cry)
Mike Works said:oh god no....
Canucks need an NHL backup....
god no....
NOT CONKLIN....
GOD NO.....
Wolf said:
#84 has arrived.
Drensch said:
Giard said:There are not enough reactions to this post!
ForzaItalia said:ESPN has their NHL Team Previews. Scroll to your team and see what they say:
http://proxy.espn.go.com/nhl/preview2006/news/story?page=precapitals06
ESPN Team Rankings said:Theodore was fine and outplayed Marty Turco in the first round of the playoffs, but let's be honest: Pretty much anyone who plays Turco in the playoffs does that
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Truth hurts, eh?Barrage said:**** YOU ESPN **** YOU
ESPN said:Yes, you don't take a 6-foot-9, 260-pound monster away from your blue-line corps without some repercussions. But the Senators actually might be better as a whole on the back end by adding Corvo and Preissing to fill that Chara gap. Preissing had a break-out year in San Jose and came as part of the Havlat deal after posting 43 points and a plus-17 while averaging 20:29 a night in ice time. Corvo might turn out to be an even better addition. While Lubomir Visnovsky was getting all the ink in Los Angeles last season (he led the Kings with 67 points), Corvo had a big hand in his defense partner's success, adding 40 points on his own and turning in a remarkable plus-16 on a bad Kings team. Throw in Norris Trophy hopeful Wade Redden, Chris Phillips and Andrej Meszaros, who led all rookies with a plus-34, and this is as good a defense as there is the conference, maybe the NHL. Murray will want to shore up a penalty-killing unit that was curiously 18th overall.
WHERE THEY'LL FINISH
1st
The Senators' offensive depth is too much for teams in the East and Ottawa again finishes first in the Northeast and the Eastern Conference
ForzaItalia said:ESPN has their NHL Team Previews. Scroll to your team and see what they say:
http://proxy.espn.go.com/nhl/preview2006/news/story?page=precapitals06
Mike Works said:oh god no....
Canucks need an NHL backup....
god no....
NOT CONKLIN....
GOD NO.....
ForzaItalia said:ESPN has their NHL Team Previews. Scroll to your team and see what they say:
http://proxy.espn.go.com/nhl/preview2006/news/story?page=precapitals06
The Habs will stay close to Ottawa, but don't have enough for a division title. But they're good enough to finish second in the ultra-competitive Northeast Division and earn the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference.
Rock on.Even with Raycroft on track, the Leafs will have too much ground to make up on the teams ahead of them. Fourth in the Northeast and ninth in the conference.
Win or lose, Oiler games are bound to be damn entertaining!veryone's been feeling sorry for the Oilers because players couldn't wait to get out of town at the end of their run to the Stanley Cup finals.
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But what many people have overlooked is that the Oilers may not need anyone to play defense if the offense makes good on its potential.
Remember the days when the Oilers used to win 6-5 and never worried about having a team GAA over 4.00? Well, no team in the NHL will ice a more potentially potent forward group as the Oilers.
Malakhov said:Rock on.
ESPN Team Rankings: said:Theodore was fine and outplayed Marty Turco in the first round of the playoffs, but let's be honest: Pretty much anyone who plays Turco in the playoffs does that.
calder said:MA Fleury has a 4.39 gaa and a .827gaa in the preseason and is in danger of getting sent down to the AHL again? Yikes has his stock dipped since his draft year or what, but he's still pretty b]young I guess. [/b]I'd be getting pretty worried about him if he was a 1st overall pick of my team though.
dem said:
The Montreal Canadiens have acquired defenceman Janne Niinimaa and a 5th round pick in 2007 from the Dallas Stars, in return for forward Mike Ribeiro and a 6th round pick in 2008.
Barrage said:In a completely unrelated note, I will now listen to any and all trade offers for MAF in the GAF Roto league. Better snatch him up quick Pens fans-I think this could be the year!
:lol awesome.sefskillz said:Kovalchuk just got a 10 min game misconduct, 10 min attempt to injure and got kicked out of the game for kicking his skates at a Preds player (tootoo) while he was down on the ground. Crazy bastard!
Wolf said::lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol x 10000
WOOOOOO!!!! RIBS FINALLY DEALT!! AND TO DALLAS OF ALL PLACES!
HAVE FUN BARRAGE