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3/13/14: The Ryan Miller/Steve Ott trade from Buffalo to St. Louis grabbed the first headlines and may have the most impact in the playoffs. However, Vancouver gets all the publicity these days because they were able to trade goaltender Roberto Luongo to the Florida Panthers. Luongo himself thought that he was 'untradeable' because of his massive contract that lasts another four decades or so (a slight exaggeration). But now the drama is over and there will be no more in-house squabbling between player and team, as the Canucks are overhauling their roster to build for the future.
3/6/14: It seems the Canucks and goaltender Roberto Luongo just cannot play nice. The team announced that backup Eddie Lack would start the Heritage Classic game at BC Place against the Ottawa Senators over Luongo. Luongo was not happy with that decision and let it be known. Could there be another looming goalie controversy in Vancouver? The Canucks are stuck with Luongo for a lot of money for some time, so they may want to play nice. The roof was closed for the Heritage Classic game due to rain, bu that probably protected the ice. Ottawa won 4-2.
2/27/14: Count Vancouver head coach John Tortorella as someone who is disappointed that the Canadians won the Olympic gold medal in hockey. Prior to the finals between Canada and Sweden, Torts put his full support behind Sweden because his two of his players, goalie Roberto Luongo and defenseman Dan Hamhuis were not getting much, if any, playing time. Instead, two other players of his, Daniel Seden and Alex Elder played for Sweden, and were getting regular ice time. While many coaches and front office types want to stop their players from playing in the Olympics, it is nice to see a coach go to bat for his.
2/20/14: Team Canada's success through pool play of the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia cannot be attributed to their offense. They should have one of the most explosive offenses in the tournament, but are getting next to nothing from stars like Sidney Crosby, Joe Thornton, and Martin St. Louis. However, they are getting great defense and goaltending. Roberto Luongo of the Canucks pitched a shutout in the opening game against Austria. While Carey Price may be the number one, Luongo has won a gold medal (2010) and is ready for the elimination rounds, where the games are tougher and the stakes are higher.
2/13/14: The Olympic break could not come at a better time for the Vancouver Canucks. The team has lost their last seven games and clearly on the bubble for making the playoffs at this point. They now have two weeks to get healthy and improve what head coach John Tortorella refers to as poor situational play. Torts took full responsibility of the team's recent woes and says that he and his staff have to do a better job of coaching and preparing the players. Much of this team was together when they went to the Stanley Cup a few years ago, so we do know that there is talent on the roster.
2/6/14: Beware NHL coaches - Torts is backi! Head coach John Tortorella finished his six game suspension, which lasted 15 days, after going after the Calgary Flames locker room a few weeks ago. He was upset that the Flames sent out tough guys to start a game, which typically indicates wanting to start a fight. Torts also famously told Ken Hitchcock several years ago to "Shut your yap", so this was not the first time he has had issues with other coaches. The Canucks struggled in his absence with a 2-4 record, and the head coach is not happy about the state of the team now that he is back.
1/30/14: The Canucks are clinging to the seventh playoff spot right now, and are in a battle with the Minnesota Wild for the seventh and eighth seeds. This is a bad time for Vancouver to go into a mini-slump, as they are 4-5-1 in their last ten games, while the Wild are 6-3-1 over the same span. Most disappointing was losing to the lowly Edmonton Oilers earlier this week, as David Perron netted a hat trick. The team is now three games into head coach John Tortorella's six game suspension, and need to get back on track to keep their playoff hopes alive.
1/23/14: It does not happen that often these days, but occasionally there is a big brawl in a hockey game. The Canucks got into one of those last Saturday when the visiting Calgary Flames started the game with their fourth line. The Canucks responded in kind with their fourth line and the brawl started as soon as the puck hit the ice. Just two seconds into the game, eight players were ejected and 152 minutes of penalties were assessed. Kellen Lain was making his NHL debut and was one of those ejected. Vancouver won the game but lost head coach John Tortorella for six games to suspension for trying to get into the Calgary locker room.
1/16/14: Since the season is halfway completed, it is probably a good time to look at the coaching swap between the New York Rangers and the Vancouver Canucks. This was not a trade. Both teams fired their coaches, then hired the other team's coach. Vancouver now sits at 57 points and fourth place in the Pacific Division. They are seventh in the West, so they are looking at a playoff spot. The Rangers are at 49 points, but at the same position in the Metropolitan and East, respectively. It is worth noting that the West is much stronger than the East this season, and just getting into the playoffs is quite an accomplishment.
1/9/14: Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo shone in goal four years ago at the Vancouver Winter Olympics and led Team Canada to the gold medal. For those that do not recall, the Canadians and Team USA played an epic gold medal game. Luongo wants to be the starting goalie this time in Sochi. He has been out recently, but came back last Saturday to face the L.A. Kings. The Canucks lost the game 3-1, but Luongo gave a performance that could elevate him the starter's spot for the Olympic team. He is having a nice bounce back year after spending the last two seasons in limbo with Corey Schnieder.
1/2/14: The Canucks have been without goaltender Roberto Luongo since last week. The injury as listed as a grade-2 lower body injury and reports are that it is a groin pull. That keeps Luongo off the ice for three to five games depending on the severity. At least is not the type of injury to destroy the team, and Luongo should be back in plenty of time for the playoff push. In the meantime, the team will turn to young Eddie Lack and get him some much needed experience. Lack has played well this season, averaging less than two goals against per game, but has only started in seven games.
12/26/13: The Canucks are one of the more interesting teams in the NHL right now because they are difficult to figure out. One night, they contain the high powered Chicago Blackhawks to two goals and win in a shootout. Another night, goaltender Robert Luongo lets in four goals early and gets pulled. The positive side is that the Canucks are in the hunt for a playoff spot and look to be in good position to get to the postseason. They have a few months left to work out the kinks. Should they get everyone on the same page, then Vancouver could be looking at a deep run in the playoffs.
12/19/13: Canucks fans have been pleased with the play of young forward Zack Kassian this year and are clamoring for him to get more opportunities. Specifically, many people want Kassian to play on the top line with twin brothers Daniel and Henrik Sedin. Head coach John Tortorella shot down those rumors claiming that he does not thing Kassian is ready to play against a top line on every shift every night. He may develop into that type of player, but not yet. That leaves a void for a partner for the Sedins. Instead, it looks like Janik Hansen and David Booth will get the call - at least for now.
12/12/13: In a case of hometown boy does good, Mike Santorelli has captured the imagination of the Vancouver faithful. Santorelli came up through the Nashville Predators and was with the Winnipeg Jets last season in a year to forget. Vancouver signed him to a two way deal expecting him to be in the minors. However, he is having a career year and the fans are chanting his name. He has 21 points in 32 games, good for fourth on the team. It looks like there is no way that the Canucks can send him back to minors now.
12/5/13: The Canucks announced and displayed the uniforms they will be wearing in the Heritage Classic game against Ottawa on March 2. The uniforms are maroon, grey, and white with a giant 'V' for a crest, as well as large maroon and white stripes on the arms. The city 'Vancouver' is spelled out in the V. The unis are a tribute to the old Vancouver Millionaires and celebrates 100 years of professional hockey on the West Coast. Incidentally, the Millionaires beat the Senators for the 1915 Stanley Cup - marking the last time that a team from Vancouver has won the NHL's top prize.
11/28/13: It is only the end of November, so it is not time to panic. That being said, the Canucks find themselves in semi-desperation mode. Vancouver is a respectable 11-8-4, good for 26 points. However, the top teams in the Western Conference all have 32 or 33 points - that leaves the Canucks on the outside looking in (if the playoffs were to start today). Vancouver is on a five game winless streak and is struggling to score. Head coach John Tortorella is now mixing up lines to see if something works. They still have time, but cannot let the gap widen or it will be a long spring in Vancouver.
11/21/13: Vancouver made a contract move with a goaltender this past week. No, it was not with Roberto Luongo who still has $60 million and somewhere between seven and 30 years on his deal (a deal that no team in their right mind wants to assume through a trade). This was a re-signing of backup Eddie Lack for two years and $2.3 million. Lack was promoted to the big leagues when Vancouver traded Corey Schneider to the New Jersey Devils over the summer. He has a 2-2 record and .911 save percentage in five starts. That figure seems reasonable and it looks like the Canucks have learned not to give out contracts that can hogtie them for a generation.
11/14/13: Coaches have a way with superlatives, and everyone accepts that. But it is different when the coach completely bashes a major facet of the game. Such is the case with John Tortorella and his views on the Canucks power play. Vancouver's power play is 27th in the league and Torts had only simple and negative words about it. Of course, that is understandable when you score less than 10% of the time with the man advantage. The Canucks have been known for their power play in the past, routinely finishing in the top five. However, if they can get going with the man advantage, they can be very dangerous for the rest of the year.
11/7/13: In one of the most unusual contract negotiations ever, the Canucks found themselves trying to work out a deal with the Sedin twins at the same time. The extensions got finished and the Canucks inked the twins to twin four year, $28 million extensions that will keep them around until 2018 when they are 38 years old. The Sedin twins have amazingly played their entire career together, and even more amazingly, with the same team. The one thing they have not achieved is winning the Stanley Cup. The closest they came was losing to Boston in the Finals a few years ago.
10/31/13: The Canucks had a chance to face their old netminder when they visited the New Jersey Devils this past week, and they took advantage. New Jersey is having trouble beating anyone these days, but figured they would let Corey Schnieder keep the net against his former team. The game was knotted up at two goals apiece after regulation time and still tied after overtime. However, the Canucks rose to the challenge of OT. Mike Santorelli scored on the first penalty shot and that held up as the Canucks beat the Devils 3-2 for a big out of conference win.
10/24/13: Vancouver is still among the better teams in the Western Conference, but they may need to pick up their play to get into the playoffs this season. The team is 5-3 through eight games. While the 10 points are good, they have played more games than many of their rivals. The Canucks did continue the West's dominance over the East by shutting out Buffalo 3-0 last week. It was Roberto Luongo's first shut out of the season and he is starting to show that he is, in fact, a starting goaltender in the NHL. Not to burst the bubble, but the Sabres have trouble scoring - already getting shut out twice and with seven games with one goal or less.
10/17/13: Vancouver Canucks defenseman Alex Elder was suspended for three games for making an illegal check to the head of San Jose rookie Tomas Hertl. Fortunately, Hertl was not hurt on the play, but it shows how serious the league is about hits to the head in the concussion era. If the name Tomas Hertl sounds familiar, well, it should. Hertl angered Washington Capitals coach Adam Oates last week by deking the goalie with a drop between his own legs, then flipped the puck in the net. Oates and other curmudgeons thought it was showboating. Others think it was one heck of a move.
10/10/13: The biggest news out of Vancouver is the forthcoming game against the New Jersey Devils. Normally, an early season Devils/Canucks tilt would not get much attention, but this does because of all the goaltending drama in Vancouver over the past two seasons. Cory Schneider is making his return to Vancouver, as he was the guy shipped out of town rather than Roberto Luongo. Schneider is now the heir-apparent to Martin Brodeur. Luongo, meanwhile, is trying to make the best of his situation. He has a large contract that no one else wants, and that may well cripple the Canucks in the future.
10/3/13: John Tortorella takes over as the new bench boss for the Vancouver Canucks. The Canucks have been very successful in the regular season, usually winning their division and even winning the President's Trophy for the best league record in 2011-12. However, they fell in the first round of the playoffs the last two season and that cost Alain Vigneault his coaching job. Torts is a much more demanding coach and has put the team through a tough training camp. Vancouver has the talent to go all the way, but will they be able to work in the new system?
9/26/13: Its not just the demeanors that are different between former head coach Alain Vigneault and current head coach John Tortorella, they have different philosophies on playing style. The Canucks are now seeing that. Vigneault stress more man-to-man coverage on defense whereas Torts prefers a zone. Torts also is more inclined to dump the puck and chase it down on the forecheck. It will be interesting to see how the Canucks adapt. They did not have trouble winning regular season games, they struggled in the playoffs the past two years - and this may be too far of a departure from their core competencies.
9/19/13: No matter the sport, civilization, or industry, all top performers peak and then fall. Such is the talk about the Vancouver Canucks, where many people think that their window of opportunity has closed. Vancouver made it to the Stanley Cup finals just 27 months ago and still has much of their core. The players do not believe the team is in decline and new head coach John Tortorella is out to prove that he can bring home another Cup (he led the 2004 Tampa Bay Lightning to the Championship). His tough-mindedness may be exactly what the team needs to get over the hump.
9/12/13: The Canucks have shown they can play in the regular season as well as anyone. They won the Western Conference regular season in both 2010-11 and 2011-12, and won their division last season. What they have not shown, since they went to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2011, is that they can play in the playoffs. They were knocked out in the first round the last two seasons. So naturally there is speculation that veteran Brendan Morrow may join the team. The Canucks could use a physical forward that creates space, digs out pucks in the corners, and has a scoring touch. Whether or not Vancouver lands Morrow is still up in the air - but the team could use him.
9/4/13: In all of sports, when a team consistently struggles - particularly after having success under the same coach - the front office jumps into action and brings in a new coach. If the coach is a 'player's coach' they feel they need someone stricter. If the coach is 'old-school', they feel they need someone more accommodating. Such is the case with the Vancouver Canucks. After years of disappointing playoff failures, the team brought in John Tortorella to instill some discipline in the team. The Canucks have the talent to win the Stanley Cup, and now they hope that Torts will bring the proper structure to achieve that goal. Incidentally, Tortorella's former team (Rangers) felt the opposite and brought in Vancouver's former head coach.
8/29/13: The Roberto Luongo saga has gone on seemingly forever in Vancouver. He wants out. The team wants him out. However, no one is willing to take his contract. He still has about six years and $64 million dollars left on it. Luongo is staying in Vancouver, at least for now. What is next is anyone's guess. Perhaps there will be a rich team with desparate need for a goalie during the season. Until then, Luongo will be between the pipes for the Canucks and hopes to resurect his career, which was incredibly promising just a couple of years ago.
8/22/13: Perhaps no other team in the Western Conference will be under as much scrutiny this season as the Vancouver Canucks. It is well documented that the Canucks have under-achieved in the playoffs despite regular season success for the last two years, and that cost the head coach his job. There is also much consternation at goaltender with Roberto Luongo and his huge contract hanging over the team like a big albatross. Can Luongo return to 2010 form? Will the team make it out of the first round of the playoffs? Great questions that only playing the season can answer.
8/15/13: The Canucks and New York Rangers both fired their coaches after the end of the past season. Very quickly each team pick up the other's former coach - so it was essentially a trade. John Tortorella takes over in Vancouver - a habitually under-performing playoff team. Aside from two years ago when the Canucks lost to the Bruins in the Stanley Cup finals, the team has had terrific regular seasons followed by a bad habit of losing early in the playoffs. Torts is a no-nonsense coach that won the Stanley Cup in Tampa in 2004. It will be interesting to see how the team responds to his tough approach.
8/8/13: And now for some nice news. The Canucks did a young fan right by replacing all of his team memorabilia after it was ruined during a burglary recently. According to reports, The Canucks reached out to 15 year old fan Austin Sabourin after the incident and donated several hats t-shirts and team pennants. The entire incident is ugly, but the team went beyond any obligation and earned some much needed PR points - as well as the life long adoration of one young fan. The best news is that the young man and his family are safe and healthy.
8/1/13: Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo has not publicly said anything about the team trading goaltender Corey Schneider to the Devils, but he did fire his agent and his agent is talking. According to his former agent, he had never seen a team treat a star player so poorly. Luongo has long wanted to be traded out of Vancouver, but no one is interested in taking his massive contract. Luongo now sits with the decision to keep his $100 million deal or restructure and go someplace that really wants him. There is a good chance he just sits on the money.
7/11/13: The NHL announced this week that they would add to their slate of outdoor hockey games this coming season. The latest game has the Vancouver Canucks hosting the Ottawa Senators at BC Place in March 2014. BC Place was built for the 2010 Winter Olympics and is the home of the local Canadian Football League team. This game will be the Heritage Classics and should be fun to watch. Some may argue that there are too many outdoor games now and the novelty has worn off, but if there is snow falling, then all the better.
7/4/13: For weeks, no months, no a good year and a half now, there have been rumors that goaltender Roberto Luongo was on his way out of Vancouver. The Canucks signed Luongo to a massive contract through almost the time his kids would be through college. Then they realized that they liked Corey Schnieder better - so they wanted to trade Luongo. The problem is that no one wants his contract. Instead, Vancouver traded Schnieder to the Devils. They received the 9th overall pick, which they used on Bo Horvat - a foward in the Ontario Hockey League.
6/27/13: The Canucks and New York Rangers faced off in a memorable Stanley Cup final in 1994. The games were intense and chippy, as the Rangers won their first championship since the mid-1940's. Both had championship caliber teams this past season, but both underperformed in the playoffs. Both teams also fired their coaches. In an unusual move, the Canucks hired ex-Ranger coach John Tortorella, while the Rangers hired ex-Canucks coach Alain Vigneault. One wonders if the teams just could have made a trade rather than going through all the time and expense of firing and hiring their former leaders.
5/30/13: After consecutive seasons where the Canucks were at or near the top of the regular season standings - only to fall in the first round to a vastly inferior team - Vancouver is completely cleaning house. They fired head coach Alain Vigneault and are now in the process of finding his successor. They need to find someone who will make the team tough enough for the playoffs. They are a finesse team that cannot make it through the rough and tumble world of the NHL postseason. Leading candidates seem to be Lindy Ruff (longtime coach of the Buffalo Sabres), Dallas Eakins (up and coming coach of the Toronto Marlies), and Dave Tippet (of the Phoenix Coyotes).
5/16/13: It must be May because the Vancouver Canucks finished up another dominating regular season and then got swept out of the playoffs by a far less skilled team. A year ago, the Kings made quick work of the Canucks and their President's Trophy en route to their first Stanley Cup Championship. This year, the San Jose Sharks took their 6 seed and did the same thing. Vancouver must look at their entire operation, as well as figure out a way to get out of backup goalie Roberto Luongo's massive contract. He doesn't want to be there. The team does not want him, but no one else wants his contract.
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It's kind of remarkable that the Vancouver Canucks aren't the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference for the 2013 NHL Playoffs and instead have the No. 3 seed as winners of the Northwest Division. The number two is significant for the Canucks for a couple of reasons. Two twin brothers, Henrik and Daniel Sedin, have been the offensive leaders and identity of this team for some time. Two accomplished goalies, Cory Schneider and Roberto Luongo, have provided soap-opera fodder for the fans, with Luongo basically spending the entire season on the trading block despite (or due to) his pedigree and contract. Schneider has performed well despite the massive shadow just over his shoulder and stands to continue as the primary goalie when this team tries once again for the Stanley Cup in 2013.
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And the dagger version of the number two, the one that keeps even the most optimistic Canucks fan up at night, are the two straight President's Trophies earned in the last two seasons; unfortunately, the hardware collection doesn't include a Stanley Cup from either of those years. Two years ago, the Canucks suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup Final. Riots literally ensued. Last season, the top-seeded Canucks were swept out of the first round by the upstart - and later Stanley Cup winning - Los Angeles Kings. Is the fact that the Prez Trophy will be won by the Blackhawks or Penguins a blessing in disguise? Will the late season charge to overcome the Minnesota Wild and win the division bode well for the grittiness needed in the Stanley Cup Playoffs? Only time will tell. If Vancouver can bring the Stanley Cup back to Canada, they'll earn a year-long grace period. Maybe even two.
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5/9/13: As much as things change, they still stay the same. A year ago, Robert Luongo was the established goaltender for the Vancouver Canucks. He struggled early in the playoffs and was replaced by Corey Schnieder. Schnieder outperformed Luongo (who has a Stanley Cup Final and Olympic Gold Medal to his name), and became the starter this season. Schnieder had a mysterious injury, so Luongo started the first two games of the series against the San Jose Sharks. Luongo played well, but lost both games. Guess what, Schnieder is coming back to replace Luongo for the second year in a row.
10/4/12: The Vancouver Canucks have yet to see a big exodus of their players headed to Europe to play out the lockout. Former Canucks star Markus Naslund has been recruiting the Sedin twins to come play for his Moda team in Sweden but so far they have not gone anywhere. Defenseman Kevin Bieksa has skated with an amateur team and is planning a charity game in British Columbia. He will be putting together a team consisting of several of his teammates to play the University of British Columbia hockey team. One player who won?t be there is Ryan Kesler who is still recovering from wrist and shoulder surgery.
9/27/12: The Vancouver Canucks have not seen their big stars leave for Europe yet, but they did send some of their younger players to their AHL team to play during the lockout. This includes Zach Kassian, whom they traded for last year. Kassian figures big in the Canucks plans and would have been on the NHL roster if the season were underway. He is big and physical which is what the Canucks management has said they wanted. They also sent defenseman Chris Tanev back to Chicago as well. Tanev is a steady defenseman who spent most of last year with the Canucks and figures to again after the lockout.
8/16/12: The Vancouver Canucks announced this week that they signed first round draft pick Brendan Gaunce to an entry level contract. The Canucks selected Gaunce with the 26th overall pick in last spring's NHL Draft and he is still a couple of years away from breaking into the NHL. Gaunce played with Belleville Bulls of the Ontario Hockey League last year and scored 28 goals and 40 assists and is a strong two-way player. It is hard to say where Gaunce will play next season. He could easily end up with the AHL Chicago Wolves or return to Belleville for another season.
7/26/12: The Vancouver Canucks summer rolled on this week with little news. They re-signed depth winger Dale Weise to a one year contract which allowed them to avoid arbitration but made no other significant news. General Manger Mike Gillis took to the Vancouver radio this week and mentioned that the team had been involved in trying to acquire restricted free agent Shea Weber from Nashville. Gillis said that in the end they decided not to submit an offer sheet as they believed strongly that Nashville would match any offer. That is exactly what happened as the Predators matched the sheet that the Philadelphia Flyers signed Weber to.
5/3/12: The Vancouver Canucks have been sitting quietly after being eliminated by the Kings from the playoffs. That quiet has not stopped the NHL rumor mongers though. After goalie Roberto Luongo mentioned that he would waive his no trade clause in his contract the NHL world was a flutter. Rumors sprung up saying he actually had requested a trade and had given the Canucks a list of teams he was willing to go to. The Canucks denied that report but most fans in Toronto believe that the Maple Leafs are one of the teams that he is willing to go to.
4/26/12: After losing their first round playoff series against the Kings in disappointing fashion there was a lot of big news coming out of Vancouver this week. Roberto Luongo told reporters that he would be willing to waive his no trade clause in his contract if the club asked him to. Luongo has seven years remaining on his contract that pays him 5$ million a year. It is believed that the Canucks would rather hand the reigns over to young Cory Schneider but moving Luongo and that contract may prove difficult. General Manager Mike Gillis also ducked questions about the future of his head coach Alain Vigneault. Stay tuned Vancouver.
4/19/12: The Canucks have had a disappointing playoff run so far. Facing the Los Angeles Kings the top seeded Canucks have dropped the first three games and are in danger of becoming the first President Trophy winning team to get swept in the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Injured forward Daniel Sedin was rumored to possibly return to play in Game 4. Sedin has been out with a concussion for the past month and as Vancouver's leading scorer his return would be a huge boost to their struggling offense. Talk is already surfacing in Vancouver about the future of head coach Alain Vigneault should the Canucks bow out in the first round.
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Vote to pass a bill that reauthorizes Amtrak for fiscal years 2009 through 2013, and authorizes $15.83 billion for Amtrak and for the D.C. area transit.
- Requires the Secretary of Transportation to request competitive proposals for the financing, design, construction, and operation of a high-speed rail system achieving less than 2-hour express service between Washington D.C. and New York City (Sec. 502).
- Authorizes $1.5 billion to be used within ten years by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority for upkeep and maintenance (Sec. 106).
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- Authorizes $2.5 billion in capital investment grants to states for increasing ridership and quality of service, mandating that a grant can only pay for up to 80 percent of the project net capital cost (Sec. 301).
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PRAGUE A record-breaking performance was just the confirmation the KHL needed. Never before did so many people turn up for a regular season game as on October 9 in Prague when Lev Prague and Dynamo Moscow took each other on. The official spectator record was set at 16,317 and proved wrong critics that stated there was no room for another top hockey team in the Czech capital city.
What started as an initial announcement back in March 2012 became reality less than two months later. After an ownership change, HC Lev from the Eastern Slovak town of Poprad would move to Prague for the 2012-13 season. Although the team name remained the same, the organization was a brand new one for legal and financial purposes.
It was no surprise that the KHL was glad to have a team in one of Europes hockey hotbeds, while keeping a base in Slovakia with Slovan Bratislava joining the KHL. Nevertheless the introduction of a KHL team in Prague also meant having to deal with the two major teams in the city that have over a century of history behind them.
Slavia Prague, founded in 1900, is a two-time Czech champion which has worked its way to the top in the last two decades. Its eternal rival Sparta Prague is three years younger but has been far more successful with eight titles. In recent years Sparta has been struggling and saw Slavia overtake them. The upstart Prague team also moved into a brand new 17,360 seat O2 Arena, built in 2004.
These two teams, who were trying to keep their heads up in a tighter economic market and facing heavy competition from smaller city teams, now all of a sudden had to deal with another factor: A KHL team in town.
As soon as Lev Prague ensured its license, the O2 Arena was seen as their logic choice for home ice. The capacity and modern facilities would make a perfect fit for the most prestigious European league. But due to failed negotiations with the arena management and the problems that could occur regarding Slavia Prague´s schedule in the Czech Extraliga these plans were no longer pursued.
Instead HC Lev searched for another venue and found it in the 50-year-old Tipsport Arena. The home arena of Sparta Prague was modernized prior to the start of the 2012-13 season to meet KHL standards. HC Lev will also play some games in the O2 Arena, but only a few.
Im not disappointed that we do not play all our games at the O2 Arena, said HC Lev communication manager Jan Rachota. My wish is to play in the arena we practice in, and that is the Tipsport Arena. When wed play at the O2 Arena we would lose our home ice advantage.
As the arena-sharing discussions were going on, Sparta Prague management realized joining the KHL giant would be more beneficial than fighting it. Both teams decided to cooperate on many other areas including roster management. This first became visible when Sparta head coach Josef Jandac moved to HC Lev.
Although the announcement led to fierce fan protest, management stuck by its decision claiming the benefits clearly outweighed the disadvantages.
One of the benefits is the fact that we receive rent from the games HC Lev is playing. This additional income really is essential for our organization to keep up our budget, Sparta Pragues PR-manager Tomas Zetek explained. We can be independent when it comes to the Extraliga as much as HC Lev can be for its KHL games. Their General Manager Normunds Sejejs is coming to our games to see how Sparta is progressing but thats a logic result of our cooperation.
The Latvian GM Sejejs can be relatively satisfied with what hes seeing. His own team has managed to hold its own in the KHL so far, currently ranking 9th in the Western Conference but very much in the hunt for a playoff spot. Sparta Prague are ranked 5th, and have all but already locked up a ticket for the postseason.
Slavia Prague too are doing fine at the moment. They team has quietly recovered from a disastrous 2011-12 season and found its way back to the top of the table sitting in fourth position at the moment.
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*Lev was playing in Poprad, Slovakia for the 2011-12 season. Despite overall attendance figures having dropped for Sparta and Slavia compared to 2010, there has been no significant decrease in fans since the arrival of HC Lev.
Slavia Pragues rise in attendance can probably be credited to its improved performance whereas Spartas loss is minimal to say the least. HC Levs increase is another sign that moving to the organization to Prague was a good thing to do.
The numbers do not seem to come to a surprise to any of the three teams. When asked about the impact of a third major team in the city, neither Slavia and Sparta nor Lev were afraid of suffering from a decrease of visitors.
Fear is not the right word. When it was announced Lev would come to Prague the question was where their fans will be coming from, said Zetek. Were not afraid to lose real Sparta fans, but Lev would typically attract fans who watch hockey for fun and dont really care about the organization. They want to see the stars they know from television and the NHL. However when Sparta will perform well in the Extraliga were convinced the people will be coming to watch us also.
HC Levs Jan Rachota is pleasantly surprised with the numbers his team is drawing each game.
This is more than we had expected. We must keep on performing well in order to keep attracting the fans and increase our fan base, he said.
The one-million Crowns question though is, where do the nearly 7,000+ HC Lev spectators come from?
Games of HC Lev are visited by fans of both Slavia and Sparta. We are the only KHL team in the country and therefore have a wide variety of spectators, Rachota knows.
Asking the same question to the Slavia and Sparta Prague representatives shows the pride they take in their existence of well over a century. HC Lev can have the KHL, but you cant buy history.
Because HC Lev is a completely new team without any history they dont have a fan base yet. Thanks to a great start of the season people visited their games but this is something completely different than the case of being a fan of a club that you your father and grandfather when they were young, says Tomas Zetek. Many people are interested in the quality and the novelty of the KHL.
A similar response can be heard from Jakub Mezlik, Slavia Pragues PR-manager. In my opinion HC Lev spectators arent real fans but only people who watch hockey occasionally. When the likes of Ovechkin, Kovalchuk etc. come to Prague the place is packed. The same applies to HC Kladno where Jaromir Jagr ensured sell-outs each game, whereas Kladno had about the lowest average attendance last season. I think its hard to compare because of the NHL lockout, Mezlik feels.
Despite Slavia having returned to the top ranks of the Extraliga, Mezlik is still not too keen on the arrival of Lev Prague.
The market in Prague was already full with lots of cultural options available. On top of that people are on a tightened budget which limits them to visit ice hockey games. Installing a new team in Prague makes things much more difficult for Prague teams and the Extraliga in general, the Slavia Prague spokesperson warns. Its good for Czech hockey to have a team in the KHL but not good for us in Prague.
Lacking the heritage of Slavia and Sparta, HC Lev has stated that it would like to create a nationwide identity rather than being seen as another Prague team in order to also attract fans of other Czech teams. Easily said on paper but how to realize that?
I feel that fans take us as a Czech team at the moment, Jan Rachota knows. We are the first Czech team that played in the best league in the world while the lockout was ongoing. We have many Czech national team players on our roster as well as other international stars. I really think were successfully creating that nationwide identity we were aiming for.
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Latvians stuck at three points, Germans win second straight
HELSINKI Germany dealt Latvias fading quarter-final hopes a blow and kept its own alive with a 2-0 victory on Saturday at Hartwall Arena. Goalie Rob Zepp got his second consecutive shutout and Christoph Ullmann tallied the winning goal.Video: Highlights, Post-Game InterviewsLatvia, with three points, has two round-robin games left against France (Monday) and Finland (Tuesday). Germany, with seven points, faces the Americans (Sunday) and France (Tuesday)."We just need to win the next game," said Latvian assistant captain Janis Sprukts. "Thats the most important thing for us now."Patrick Hager also scored for Germany.Zepp got the call in net again after blanking Austria 2-0 on Wednesday."I think weve just stayed true to ourselves," said Zepp. "Nothing comes easy for this team. We have to work at it for 60 minutes. We made a few mistakes in the first few games, but I think weve limited them in the last two. Weve been getting results and were very happy with that."Kristers Gudlevskis appeared between the pipes for Latvia for the second straight time. Longtime starter Edgars Masalskis accumulated a less-than-sparkling 5.00 GAA and 80.3 percentage in the teams first three games. Gudlevskis, a 20-year-old who plays for the KHLs Dynamo Riga, also started in Latvias 5-3 win over Slovakia.At last years Worlds, Latvia edged Germany 3-2. Unsurprisingly, this battle was similarly tight and hard-fought. The competition continued off the ice, with the singing and clapping of German fans up against the chanting and drum-beating of their Latvian counterparts.In the first period, the Latvians failed to capitalize on a two-man advantage lasting over a minute. Miks Indrasis couldnt finish off a breakaway with under two minutes left even though he forced Germanys Marcel Goc into a slashing penalty.At 8:05 of the second period, Germany drew first blood. Philip Gogulla circled around the Latvian net and backhanded a centering pass to Ullmann, who blasted it over the glove of Gudlevskis."We always keep the third guy high, and its always tough for the two wingers to battle down low and protect the pucks," explained Ullmann. "I had an opportunity to step in and get a shot away. My wingers did a great job, and I hit it well. As long as I can help the team to win, its a great feeling."Hager stretched Germany's lead to 2-0 at 3:05 of the final stanza, coming in over the blueline and unleashing a shot that deflected off the skate of retreating Latvian defenceman Maris Jass.Zepp was there to stone Indrasis when the Latvian forward moved into the slot and sent a hard wrister on net halfway through the third.The Germans checked vigorously to protect their lead down the stretch. Latvia called its timeout with under two minutes to go, but never got anything going.Germany's Yannic Seidenberg was felled in the last minute by an open-ice, blindside hit by Martins Cipulis. The resulting five-minute major and game misconduct killed any Latvian hopes of a miracle comeback."It was really important for us to get this win tonight," said Ullmann. "We have two games left against the U.S. and France, and I guess there are some points there for us to collect. Were in a good position here right now."Latvian forward Zemgus Girgensons did not suit up for this game. He was serving a one-game suspension for a butt-ending incident involving Slovakias Branislav Mezei.LUCAS AYKROYD


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In the wake of the deadly rampage in a Connecticut elementary school, President Obama hopes to keep the nation focused on preventing gun violence long enough to put what he calls meaningful legislation in place. Our Washington, D.C. reporter Erin Billups has more on the president's plans that he unveiled Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- As Newtown, Connecticut lays more victims of Friday's mass shooting to rest, Democrats on Capitol Hill and the White House declared war on gun violence.
"If there is even one thing we can do to prevent any of these events, we have a deep obligation to try," President Obama said.
The President Wednesday appointed Vice President Joe Biden to head up a gun violence prevention task force.
Obama said, "We're gonna need to work on making access to mental health care at least as easy to access to a gun. We're gonna need to look more closely at culture that all too often glorifies guns and violence."
The president called it a comprehensive approach, reiterating his support of bans on assault weapons, high capacity ammunition clips and background checks before gun purchases. The task force must submit a report by January.
"It won't be easy, but that can't be an excuse not to try," Obama said.
House Democrats launched their own task force Wednesday, promising to work with the White House. But they're also calling on Republicans to act now, during the lame duck session, on Long Island Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy's ban on high capacity magazines.
"I know there are differences, but can't we come together this one time? To save lives," McCarthy said.
After a sustained silence, the National Rifle Association seemed to offer an olive branch Tuesday, promising meaningful contributions to prevent gun violence, but at the same time, content on its online news program suggests there will still be considerable push back to gun control legislation.
"If one of those school administrators that first confronted him had a firearm, we might not be talking about what we're talking about today," said Ginny Simone, NRA News Anchor.
President Obama appealed for self-reflection from NRA members. He says as consensus grows behind strengthening gun control, he's confident passions will not fade away this time.Obama said, "I would hope that our memories are not so short that what we saw in Newtown isn't lingering with us, that we don't remain passionate about it."


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