Pro Hockey Notebook: 10/19/04
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Courtney Prince, 25, of Manhattan, a former captain of the New York Rangers&#39; skating cheerleading squad sued the owner of Madison Square Garden, saying she was fired after she told
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Today, it begins. The end? It&#39;s nowhere in sight. Don&#39;t be surprised if it lasts more than 18 months. Unless the National Hockey League owners start to show a willingness to compromise -- as the players already have -- it will last 18 months.
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I said hockey. You know, the NHL. The game played on ice that&#39;s currently on ice. Hockey, for gosh sakes. Anyway, NHL players, locked out by club owners over collective-bargaining issues, offered
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As the National Hockey League imposed its second lockout in 10 years Wednesday, the biggest difference this time around is the two sides are well prepared for a long time out.
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EDMONTON - This NHL season died from neglect ages ago and on Tuesday it became obvious. Two wrongs make for last rites. The NHL and its players have accomplished nothing through 90 days of this lockout other
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NEW YORK Sept. 16, 2004 - No shots, no saves, no goals. The National Hockey League locked out its players Thursday, threatening to keep the sport off the ice for the entire 2004-05 season and perhaps beyond
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OTTAWA -- Veteran role player Dean McAmmond , one of Ottawa's support wingers, potted the winning goal last night in the Senators' 5-3 victory over Anaheim in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals. He also got planted in the ice, and left with a concussion, on an unpenalized hit by Ducks defenseman Chris Pronger .
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When, where: Tonight, 7, at TD Banknorth Garden. TV, radio: NESN, WBZ (1030). Records: Toronto is 17-21-5-3 (fifth in the Northeast Division with 42 points); Boston is 22-18-2-2 (third in the Northeast Division with 48 points). Goals: Mats Sundin 20, Nik Antropov 17, Alexei Ponikarovsky 12. Assists: Sundin 30, Tomas Kaberle 22, Jason Blake 21. Goaltending: Vesa Toskala (14-13-4, 2.74 ...
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New Jersey goaltender Martin Brodeur wins 40 games in a season for the sixth time with Thursday's 4-3 shootout victory over Pittsburgh.
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A salary cap remains a sticking point as the league and the players reject each other&#39;s offers. TORONTO - The NHL edged a few steps closer to cancellation of what remains of the 2004-05 season Tuesday, rejecting
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When, where: Tonight, 7, at TD Banknorth Garden. TV, radio: NESN, WODS (103.3 FM). Records: Carolina is 21-19-3-1 (46 points); Boston is 21-16-2-2 (46 points). Goals: Eric Staal 22, Ray Whitney 20, Cory Stillman 19. Assists: Matt Cullen 29, Whitney 23, Stillman 22. Goaltending: Cam Ward (16-12-3, 2.84), Michael Leighton (1-1, 2.03). Head to head: This is the second of ...
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Not to alarm you sports fans, but judging from the muscles being flexed on both sides of the National Hockey League&#39;s labor dispute, the 2004-05 season is about as good as trashed.
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Vaclav Prospal is returning to the Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning and will likely take the spot of forward Cory Stillman, who replaced him a year ago.
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Unless the Lords of the Boards discover hockey's answer to Drano or Liquid-Plumr to cure what clogs the game's neutral zone, never again will we see the 1,000-point likes of Ray Bourque, Paul Coffey, and Larry Murphy working a National Hockey League blue line. Their work over the last quarter-century, rewarded last Monday night by their induction into Hockey's Hall ...
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When, where: Tonight, 7, at RBC Center, Raleigh, N.C. TV, radio: NESN, WBZ (1030). Records: Boston is 29-23-3-3; Carolina is 30-28-3-1. Goals: Eric Staal 29, Ray Whitney 23, Rod Brind'Amour 19. Assists: Brind'Amour 32, Matt Cullen 31, Whitney 31. Goaltending: Cam Ward (24-20-3, 2.91), John Grahame (5-7-1, 3.75). Head to head: This is the last of four meetings. Carolina has ...
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The Great One hit town yesterday and he sure was welcome. He made it feel a bit more like winter. Wayne Gretzky was a pretty fair player in his day, and his time as an executive have been equally well spent.
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When, where: Tonight, 8:30, at the RBC Center. TV, radio: NESN, WBZ (1030) Records: Boston is 22-24-1-3 (fifth in the Northeast Division with 48 points); Carolina is 26-22-2-4 ( tied for second in the Southeast Division with 58 points). Goals: Justin Williams 26, Eric Staal 23, Erik Cole 22. Assists: Rod Brind'Amour 41, Ray Whitney 37, Cole 25. Goaltending: Cam ...