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Wah, wah, wah.
Tampa's Bay's first line winger is 5'8. Big ****ing whoop.
Tampa Bay's 5'8" winger is much, much, much better than Desharnais. Yes, even now.
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Let me explain a little something to you.
Our useless small 1st line center had 60 points in his first full season. How many players in history have got 60 points in their first full NHL season? Let's look at Olli Jokinen. Big guy. Centre. Didn't score 60+ points until his 5th full season.
Then there is a stat called +/-.
Our small useless 1st line center was a +10.
By golly, what does that mean Captain Awesome?
It means he was on the ice for 10 more ES goals scored for than against, mister penguin.
HOLY CRAP! You mean to tell me our first line small useless center scored 60 points in his first season, wins more than 50% of his puck battles, drives to the front of the net, and scored more goals than the opposition?
Yes, I do mean to tell you that.
And then there are more advanced stats, which show that both the Plekanec and Eller lines faced better/more productive opposition. So the fact that his line only outscored those players by an aggregate 10 ES goals, despite personally starting in the offensive zone more often than anyone except the most sheltered players (Gomez, Engqvist, Dumont), and considering he had linemates like MaxPac and Cole...
...much less impressed with DD's stats than you are, obviously. I'm in no rush to start the trade train, though.
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Bah, useless. He's short! GET RID OF HIM! SIZE IS WHAT MATTERS!!!!
Okay, you convinced me. Hey Laraque, want to play center for the Habs?!
PS. If the best QB in the world was 5'9, talent wise, and you passed on him because of his size, you're stupid. You make things work around him if that's the case.
I can't wait till Desharnais scores a PPG (or very close to it) this season and you come back with "he's short, trade him!" lol.
Exactly. We have two very good scoring centres (especially if we get a 4th winger to help out), as well as a pretty solid young 3rd line centre who could take big steps this year.
Our problem has been depth for so long. Hell, even back when we had Koivu and Ribeiro, the problem was wing depth - not centres.
Started off with incredible hyperbole and venting, but brought it back in the end. Good job natey.
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Top five romantic getaways for Valentine's Day
by Dinah Hatch (January 2014)
Hooray, the most miserable month of the year is over and romantic Valentine's Day beckons. Grab yourself some brownie points with your beloved by organising a cheeky romantic break – here's my fave five luxurious hotels to wow your other half…
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Ellenborough Park
Southam Road, Cheltenham
It's hard to go wrong with the Cotswolds – when the winter sun slides across the honey-yellow centuries-old villages, you've got romance right there. Book into 16th century Ellenborough Park, ten minutes from Cheltenham Spa and sitting within oodles of rolling acres, for sleek Nina Campbell designed suites with gorgeous oak-panelling, four-poster beds, an Indian-themed spa to die for and a luxurious outdoor swimming pool if the sun makes an appearance. Whisper sweet-nothings to each other over dinner in the oak-panelled Beaufort Dining Room (there's a brasserie too if informal's more you) and don't miss afternoon tea after a hand-holding walk through the grounds. What's more, the hotel has a great two-for-one deal on in February offering two nights in a classic room with use of spa and leisure facilities plus full English breakfast from £290 all in.
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The Rosevine
Porthcurnick Beach, Portscatho, Truro
There's nothing quite like a stroll along the beach at sunset to say "look, I did well planning this out, didn't I" to your other half. Book in at the coastal Rosevine on the Roseland Peninsula overlooking Gerrans Bay near Truro if you like unstuffy and very chi chi hotels where the focus is on making sure you have a great time surrounded by lovely accommodation. Suites and apartments are filled with a melange of restored painted French pieces of furniture and modern finds, each have their own sitting and dining area, there's a lovely drawing room and indoor pool to while away the hours in and the sandy beach is a two minute walk away. Fancy hunkering down in your room? Staff will happily rustle you up a deli-style meal to eat a deux in your bolthole. Rather pleasingly, the hotel has a Great Spring Escape offer purely for couples, which offers a spacious apartment with two course supper each evening of your stay for £200 a night.
Seckford Hall
Shortly after wandering down the topiary-lined pathway towards Tudor confection Seckford Hall amidst 34 acres of private Suffolk countryside, you are definitely going to feel the gentle piercing of Cupid's arrow – this is romance all the way. A vast conglomeration of ivy-smothered red brick, chimney and castellation, its grandeur is deeply impressive yet there's a super informality about the place. Start a special evening with cocktails in the terribly glamorous Taittinger Champagne and Cocktail Bar (there's a roaring log fire in winter and fabulous garden views) and then move into the restaurant 1530 where a team of chefs lay on amazing menus inspired by local Suffolk produce. Finish up in the wonderfully cosy Snug for a post dinner chaser. Seckford Hall has a deal on for Valentine's too – there's live music in the cocktail bar and a £49 per person menu or stay over for £249 which includes accommodation for two, full English breakfast, a three course dinner for two, a bottle of Prosecco in your room and Suffolk chocolates to boot.
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Rothay Garden Hotel
Broadgate, Grasmere
Surrounded by Lakeland fells and sitting in pretty riverside gardens, the Rothay Garden Hotel is perfect for couples in love with the countryside and great food and drink. One of Cumbria's newer hotels, all the rooms and suites look like something out of a Homes & Gardens shoot with gorgeous décor, smart furniture and fittings and lovely little touches like ethical toiletries. And I haven't even mentioned the conservatory restaurant yet – guests who keep coming back here rave about the amazing dinner menu created by head chef Andrew Burton who has been at the hotel for 21 years and is one of only 300 Masterchefs in Britain. Expect handmade cheeses, home cured meats, Lakeland lamb and freshly-caught salmon. Meanwhile the hotel cellar extends to around 200 bins and reflects vintages from around the world. After an evening of indulgence, spend the next morning in the Riverside Spa with its stunning floor-to-ceiling windows letting you absorb the surrounding fells as you de-stress.
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Since there's no end-all-be-all 'best seller' list, BWW Books has rounded up both The New York Times' top sellers as well as Amazon's - providing you with your one-stop look at this week's top reads!
For the New York Times in the week ending August 24, Diana Gabaldon's OUTLANDER takes the No. 1 spot in fiction, followed by LIan Moriarty's BIG LITTLE LIES in No. 2, and GONE GIRL, by Gillian Flynn, in third place.
In non-fiction, Lara Hillenbrand's UNBROKEN continues to lead for the sixth week in a row, followed by THE BOYS IN THE BOAT by Daniel James Brown, and Dinesh D'Souza's AMERICA takes No. 3.
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The booing might have done something, like egg on Clark to take the opportunity to pokecheck the puck away, and then punch him in the face, which was my favorite moment of the game.
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The story of the abuse of Iraqi prisoners by US and British forces is rightly gaining a demonic momentum. As a US Army report published by The New Yorker followed revelations by CBS and the allegations by the Daily Mirror, President Bush and Tony Blair must be wondering when it is going to end. It is now clear that not only did they fail to find weapons of mass destruction, but that their fall-back justification for the invasion, that of bringing democracy and human rights to Iraq, is little more than a sham.
The story of the abuse of Iraqi prisoners by US and British forces is rightly gaining a demonic momentum. As a US Army report published by The New Yorker followed revelations by CBS and the allegations by the Daily Mirror, President Bush and Tony Blair must be wondering when it is going to end. It is now clear that not only did they fail to find weapons of mass destruction, but that their fall-back justification for the invasion, that of bringing democracy and human rights to Iraq, is little more than a sham.
The abuse, which is described by the US Army report as "sadistic, blatant and wanton", includes beatings, rape and serious assaults with chemical lights. To the Middle East, it all provides a stark symbol of subjugation. Whether or not people in Basra and Baghdad are better off than they were is no longer the point. The gruesome irony that these terrible things occurred at Abu Ghraib, the very prison used by Saddam Hussein's torturers, will not be lost on Arabs.
The Americans have been negligent in the extreme to allow this situation. Try as we might to forget these episodes, we can be sure that they will live on in Arab minds for a generation. Al-Qa'ida and Hamas could not have designed a better recruiting poster.
The Abu Ghraib portfolio is shocking, but not at base so surprising. Since the "war on terror" was inaugurated in the dust of 11 September 2001, the US has permitted itself a much more relaxed interpretation of civil liberties. An individual's rights are not defined by any absolute standard of decency but by his or her allegiance. Both public and media has squared the national conscience on the question of prisoners being held without trial or legal representation in Guan-tanamo Bay. Even the arrest of civilians on the mainland, their detention without explanation or hope of release, has caused little stir.
Quite apart from underlining how things have changed since 9/11, it is clear that if the US is prepared to ignore the liberties defined in the Bill of Rights of its own citizens, it doesn't require special deliberation before foreigners are abused on their own soil by US Army personnel and their contracted thugs.
I hope the same conclusion cannot be drawn about the state of Britain's national conscience. Judging by the swift reactions of General Sir Mike Jackson and No 10, we are at least taking the allegations very seriously. Yet we are daily conceding liberties such as the universal right to trial and I believe this largely unprotested trend will not be reflected well in our armies serving abroad.
In the course of researching a novel, I came across alarming evidence of "arm's-length" torture being committed by those acting on behalf of the US. A contracted special forces mercenary, who has served in Afghanistan and Iraq in both military and intelligence roles, avoided the question when I first asked him about the interrogation of suspects in the "war on terror" over lunch in London. Then he conceded that "maybe they were slapped around a little".
"Does that include the use of truncheons and electricity?" I asked. He looked over his habitual dark glasses so we had eye contact. "Who's to know what foreign governments do to their citizens? That is not the responsibility of the USG." The implication was utterly clear.
So far, we have evidence only of "stress and duress" torture lite, as it is called by the professionals but there are grounds to believe that the US has used a number of proxy nations to go the whole way with terrorist suspects. There are rumours that Egypt, Jordan and Syria have all complied with American wishes in the interrogation of suspects shipped to them by the US. This practice started before 9/11 and, in one case documented by The Wall Street Journal, five men were flown from Albania to Egypt where they were tortured before two were put to death.
What this means is that the torturers employed by these nations often Arab freelancers are supplied with questions by US terrorist hunters in the hope of gaining what are eerily known as "extreme renditions". The electrodes may not be applied by US citizens; the rubber truncheons may not be wielded by "our boys", but there is a sufficient dialogue between the torturer and the terrorist hunter for us to attribute responsibility for unthinkable suffering to US policies.
At the American base in Bagram, Afghanistan the death of a detainee there has never been satisfactorily explained by the US military there are suspicions that the Americans have a more direct responsibility. These are hard to prove because there are no pictures. Still, we may fairly conclude that if the sexual humiliation and terrorising of prisoners went on under the nose of General Janis Karpinksi in Iraq, the equivalent or worse is happening at Bagram, centre of operations for an almost forgotten campaign.
All of which makes George Bush's shocked reaction to the pictures laudably carried by CBS's 60 Minutes look pretty hypocritical. Yet the majority of Americans will believe the official line that this was a one-off, much as the British are inclined to credit the few-rotten-apples theory about their troops. The US electorate may believe that this was largely the work of contractors and may even credit the excuse offered by serving personnel, that they had no training in the articles of the Geneva Convention.
For friends of America, among whom I still hesitantly count myself, this has been a catastrophic week. The damage is enormous and probably irretrievable. George Bush can now respond only by formally renouncing all such practices and, more important, the connection with Middle Eastern states that have tortured on behalf of the world's only superpower.
Henry Porter is the author of 'Empire State', a novel set in the post-9/11 world which deals with the issue of torture by the US
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Juana Sarai Xitamul lives in the neighborhood of San Felipe de Jesus near Antigua, Guatemala. She comes from a very poor family. Her mother works as a housekeeper and earns only 400 Quetzales a month, the equivalent of about $50. Her father works as a brick layers assistant when he can get the work. Juana was raised by her grandmother until she was six years old. Her grandmother cared for her because her mother worked all day and her father was nowhere to be found.
Juana now lives with her mother, who she loves very much and who does her best to care for her. Her father also lives with them, however, he is not as kind as her mother. His moods vary and he is often unpredictable. Sometimes he treats Juana very well but he has hit her on occasion in the past and for that reason Juana no longer wants to live with them. Juana would like to return to her grandmother's home, however, due to her grandmother's relationship with her father, she will not allow her to live with her again.
Juana is presently studying at the Scheel Center and is focusing on Tourism and Hotel Management. She hopes to someday work at a fancy hotel and be able to travel many places and see the world. She dreams of being able to change her socioeconomic status in order to be able to help her family.
Many families in Guatemala and surrounding countries live in poor conditions, unprotected from the heat and the rain, unable to provide enough food for their families and susceptible to various diseases. Cesar is a child from such a community in El Salvador. His family began coming to the Association about eight years ago. They were able to begin coming to Nuestros Ahijados after the founder of the Institution, Patrick Atkinson, learned about their situation.
When Cesar's mother, Mrs. Nelly first learned that Patrick was offering the family a grant she was very hesitant to believe it. She had been through a lot of hardship in her life and had learned through instances of deceit not to believe everything she was told. She grew up in a country where poverty is common and all of the family contributed to the income. She has been working ever since she was a child and, thus, did not receive a full education.
It was very important to Mrs. Nelly for her two children, Cesar and Joselyn, to gain an education. The children's' father was not present as they grew up, so it was just the two of them and their mother. Mrs. Nelly shared that when her husband learned she was pregnant with Cesar he decided he did not want anything to do with the baby and financially abandoned them. Mrs. Nelly continued seeing him, though, in hope that he would decide to support his family. A couple of years later, Mrs. Nelly became pregnant with Joselyn. Again, her husband chose to abandon his family, this time leaving all together. It was at this point that Mrs. Nelly really began to feel hopeless.
She continued to work hard as a house cleaner, but the income was not enough to provide for herself and two children. She often received help from her parents, but they did not have a lot to give either. The combination of her meager salary and the little her parents had to offer still was not sufficient to keep her family healthy. She wanted badly for her children to gain an education, but the more they grew the more the expenses grew. Mrs. Nelly had decided to take her children away from their studies so they could help to work and provide food. It was precisely at this time that Patrick Atkinson and Nuestros Ahijados came into their lives, providing a way out.
Until this point, Nelly's family had been living in very poor conditions. They had a small home that did not provide enough protection. Nuestros Ahijados was able to change this, though. Construction teams were sent to build a durable house for them so they would have a safe place they could live in as a family.
Nuestros Ahijados also provided an education for the two children. Cesar is 19 now and is in his second year at University studying to become a math teacher. He tells us that the work is challenging, but he is thankful for the opportunity to learn and succeed. He wants to continue his studies so he can provide for his family.
This is only one of the many stories of families who suffer from poverty. Nuestros Ahijados was founded to help children like Cesar succeed so the cycle of poverty can be broken and another family can begin to thrive. Will you partner with us to provide a future of success for one of the many children who so desperately need it?
If you were to observe the Dreamer Center of Nuestros Ahijados you would see the smiling faces of the children as they run around, shouting, playing, and enjoying life. Few people realize, however, the harsh reality that these children have come from. Belmaris Perez is one of our girls who can provide an example of the extreme poverty faced by so many families living in Guatemala.
Belmaris is from a family of ten children. With nine brothers her parents had many mouths to feed and not a lot of money to do so. Like many families from poverty stricken areas of Guatemala, they did not have a lot. They did not even have their own home, but while the Perez family had a dual income they were able to afford a rented home. It was quite small, but in decent condition compared to the countless other places they had called home for the past five years. Some of these houses had been dirty and unsafe, but they provided a roof over the family's heads. Mr. Perez does not have a stable job and is only able to contribute approximately Q. 2,300 monthly, which translates to roughly $300 US dollars. Belmaris' mother, had been working in a bakery, which provided more of an income for the large family to live on, but recently she had a pretty bad accident and was injured. Unable to walk, Mrs. Perez could not afford other means to get to work, further stressing the family's difficulties. Yet another concern is that some time ago, Mrs. Perez came across three children who did not have a home. These children, Hector, Cesar, and Astrid were abandoned by their father and had nowhere to go. Mrs. Perez did not have much to offer, but could not bear to leave these children to fend for themselves. She adopted them and they now live with the struggling family. Belmaris often felt alone in the midst of the many children and parents preoccupied with finding a means to provide. She is an extremely resilient child though. She managed to remain positive the midst of her problematic and struggling household. She always hoped for eventual change and the opportunity for education and success. Mrs. Perez said that she had planned a good life for her children, but was saddened that this had not been successful. She felt hopeless, never knowing if the family would come up with enough money to stay in their house or if they would have enough food for even a day. When Nuestros Ahijados approached the Perez family they were so happy for the chance to attend school and gain an education, which is invaluable in a country like Guatemala. They also have received economic help to support the large family. Belmaris has received her dream of having an education and has been a part of Nuestros Ahijados for over eight years now. She continues to receive good grades and grow in her knowledge and potential for success. The Perez family is a wonderful example of the fact that poverty does not have to stop a child from achieving success. There are countless other children who still need help. We ask that you consider partnering with us to provide these children with the same future Belmaris is now enjoying.


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Canes Need PK Work
11/03/07 at 12:03 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the News & Observer, T
he Hurricanes have been, as captain Rod Brind'Amour put it, "brutal." In 13 games, they have allowed 19 power-play goals, a short-handed success rate of 72.5 percent, 28th among the 30 NHL teams.
"Twenty-eighth? It's amazing we're not 30th," Hurricanes forward Justin Williams said. "It has lost us games, plain and simple. Our power play has won us a few guys, but the (penalty kill) has lost us some games. It has to get better. I really don't think it can get any worse.
"We've reviewed it, we've gone over some things. It'll get better."
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Oilers Lose Another Dman
11/03/07 at 12:00 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Terry Jones of the Edmonton Sun,
"The Curse of the Defencemen," said GM Kevin Lowe.
It was only two minutes and 56 seconds into the game last night when Jordin Tootoo pasted Mathieu Roy into the boards.
Twenty-five seconds of ice time and Roy, who was out with a concussion at the end of last year and with another one at the start of this season, was out with what coach Craig MacTavish said was another possible concussion and for sure a separated left shoulder.
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Tags: edmonton+oilers, injuries, jordin+tootoo, mathieu+roy, nashville+predators
Blue Jackets Get A Taste Of Playoff Hockey
11/03/07 at 11:56 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Columbus Dispatch,
After six NHL seasons, the Blue Jackets might have gotten their first taste of "playoff hockey" Thursday night.
Defenseman Adam Foote, who won two Stanley Cups with the Colorado Avalanche, knows. So does coach Ken Hitchcock, who guided the Dallas Stars to the 1999 Stanley Cup.
"That was playoff hockey," Foote said. "That right there is as close as you can get in the regular season.
"It's real good experience for us, especially for some of the younger guys. It's a different level you have to get to, and we showed we were up for it under some pretty tough circumstances."
Hitchcock corrected a reporter who asked if he considered the loss a "good" point in the standings.
"No, no," Hitchcock said. "This is a great point for our hockey club…."
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Tags: columbus+blue+jackets
Buffalo Backup Not Happy With His Play
11/03/07 at 11:52 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Buffalo News,
Sabres coach Lindy Ruff absolved backup goalie Jocelyn Thibault of any blame on the Florida Panthers' four goals Friday night. Thibault wasn't as quick to pass the buck.
"When you haven't played in a while, you don't want to do anything fancy," Thibault said after his second appearance of the season in relief of Ryan Miller ended in a 4-2 loss at HSBC Arena. "You want to play a solid game, an honest game. I have to find ways to win games. I don't play a lot and I have to make a difference every time I play."
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Tags: buffalo+sabres, jocelyn+thibault
Behind The Bench One More Time
11/03/07 at 10:05 AM ET | Comments (0)
from George Vescey at the New York Times,
A bunch of lucky Islanders are about to play for Arbour tonight in his 1,500th game with the team, after an invitation from Coach Ted Nolan.
This is the kind of homespun event that only hockey could produce, turning the Nassau Coliseum into a town rink somewhere in the true north strong and free.
Arbour signed a one-game contract yesterday in the cramped team quarters under the Coliseum.
He insisted that this was mostly a ceremonial duty, but Nolan said that Arbour was going to do more coaching tonight than he expected. Is there a bonus for winning for the 740th time with this team?
"Trust me," General Manager Garth Snow said.
"I've heard that before," Arbour said, deadpan.
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Tags: al+arbour, new+york+islanders
Big Hit By Jack Johnson
11/03/07 at 09:58 AM ET | Comments (0)
According to this Institute, the hit Jack Johnson put on Milan Michalek last night registered a 5.7!
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Tags: jack+johnson, los+angeles+kings, san+jose+sharks
Motivating Ticket Sales
Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
11/03/07 at 06:19 AM ET | Comments (0)
From Ken Warren at The Ottawa Citizen,
On Thursday night against the Atlanta Thrashers, Ottawa Senators right-winger Chris Neil crossed the fine line he skates as a member of the NHL's agitator/enforcer class.
It wasn't the first time, it won't be the last and, even though Neil was widely criticized for showing off to the crowd while fighting the Thrashers' Eric Boulton in the second period and for taking a double minor penalty late in the third period, during which Atlanta scored twice—he says he won't change how he plays the game.
"I'm here, I'm a motivator," said Neil, taking issue with observers who claimed his WWE-style antics in waving to the crowd during the fight had no place in the game and served to inspire the Thrashers. "I get the fans going and that's part of my job. That's a trait I do (during) fights at home games. I don't do it on the road. It's for our fans. We don't sell tickets on the road. We sell them at home."
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Tags: chris+neil, eric+boulton, fighting, ottawa+senators
Playoff Hockey in November
Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
11/03/07 at 06:11 AM ET | Comments (0)
From Jack Todd at the Montreal Gazette,
You can toss out the form chart. Forget the odds. Pay no attention to the fact the Toronto Maple Leafs lost 3-2 last night in New Jersey, or that the Canadiens are coming off a superb performance against the Philadelphia Flyers Thursday night.
The Leafs also absorbed a 7-1 pounding on home ice against the Capitals Monday. That matters about as much as the price of chai in China.
When the bell rings tonight, the two teams stepping into the ring might as well be fighting a unification bout for a heavyweight title, because when the Canadiens and Leafs hook up on a Saturday night, it's playoff hockey.
In November.
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Tags: montreal+canadiens, toronto+maple+leafs
"The Hammer" Reflects on Philly
Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
11/03/07 at 03:37 AM ET | Comments (0)
From the AP via Sports Illustrated,
Dave Schultz was known as "The Hammer,'' a nickname earned with a ready to rumble style of play that satisfied the bloodlust of NHL fans who paid to see an old-fashioned brawl.
He dropped his gloves, busted and bloodied some chops, absorbed his own share of jabs and could have written a mortgage check to the league for all the minutes the Philadelphia Flyer spent in the penalty box. One thing the enforcer of the 1970s-era Broad Street Bullies never did was put another player on a stretcher.
"Oh my God, no. Never,'' Schultz said. "We didn't really hurt anybody. The only time you could hurt anybody was with your stick.''
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Tags: broad+street+bullies, dave+schultz, fighting, philadelphia+flyers
Housley Feels For Modano
Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
11/03/07 at 03:30 AM ET | Comments (0)
From Mike Heika at The Dallas Morning News,
Phil Housley feels for Mike Modano. He thought his record would be broken earlier in the season, too.
Housley, the owner of the NHL's all-time scoring record by an American-born player, has been waiting for the phone call telling him that Modano had eclipsed his total.
But Modano's slow start has allowed the record chase to drag on a bit.
"It's tough on him, I can tell," Housley said by phone as he vacationed in Arizona on Friday. "But I know he's going to get it. It's just a matter of time."
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