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NeilBuckeye Said: Dan Boyle - went to Miami University (like me) and during the Stanley Cup Finals in 2004 his house caught on fire and caused about $300K worth of damage.
RedSox82696 Said: Tuukka Rask-Oaktender for the Boston Bruins. Played in Finland, and as a child Played for the saPKo team. May be in contention to win starting job (you never know)
EaglesFan21 Said: Chris Pronger- made his 25th olympic appearance on canadas hockey team on february 28 2010, which is a team record. Also, Chris Pronger became the first defenseman since Bobby Orr in 1972 to win the Hart Trophy and the Norris Trophy in the 1999-2000 season
Captin Canuck Said: P.K. Subban's name is Pernell Karl Subban. Yeah, I'd go by P.K. too.... must be a family name or something.
RedSoxFan730 Said: Milan Lucic - The Cam Neely trade led to the Bruins drafting Milan Lucic. Cam Neely and 1st Rounder (Glen Wesley) to Boston for Barry Pederson. Glen Wesley traded to Hartford for 1995, 1996, and 1997 (Sergei Samsonov) 1st round picks. Sergei Samsonov traded to Edmonton for Marty Reasoner, Yan Stastny and 2006 2nd round pick.
Kyle07 Said: Nick Bonino - He helped set up at Goal to win them the NCAA against Maimi University.
MDCards Said: Phil Espisito - Played for the Rangers in the 70s and took them to the Stanley Cup playoffs ...and in the 1980s put on a suit and became the Rangers GM before Neil Smith ( NS put together the Ranger team that won the Stanley Cup in 1994 )
CubsFan129 Said: Ilya Kovalchuk - was the first overall pick in the 2001 NHL Draft. This past summer he agreed to a 17-year, $102 million deal with the NJ Devils. It would have been the longest contract in NHL history, but was denied by the league for exceeding salary cap.
FavreCollector Said: Ryan Miller plays for the Buffalo Sabres, but was also the goalie for the 2010 US Olympic team. Other than Sid the Kid, that's all I know about Hockey.
82RedBirds Said: Erik Johnson was the #1 draft pick in 2006. He got scooped up my the Blues (Go Blues!), and he models his game after my all-time favorite Blues player, Al MacInnis (who I saw play in person several times). Note: Erik scored the game-winning goal in overtime in the Blues/Penguins game Saturday night (10/23).
The Ranter Said: Pekke Rinne - The Finn plays for Nashville, got a shutout as a rookie, and won 32 games last season (plus two in the playoffs)
Steal Second Said: Cam Ward - Carolina Hurricanes, Goalie. Drafted 25th overall in 2002 NHL Entry Draft. 26 year old Canadian, was the rookie sensation in 2005-06, winning the Stanley Cup for the Hurricane's with some outstanding performances. Sadly last year was plagued with injury, however 2010-11 should see him back as an elite net minder.
PistonsFan Said: Jimmy Howard plays for redwings and is a goalie & was a rookie last year and was pretty good.
MarinersMan Said: Luca Caputi was traded to Toronto Maple Leafs and recently got sent down to their AHL minor league team, so he's not in the NHL right now.
TMCD Said: Zach Parise - He was 17th overall pick in the 2002 draft and went on to score a power play goal in his first NHL game in 2005.
Flyers1 Said: Rick Nash Rick Nash was #1 overall in the 2002 draft. In the off season in May 2008, Nash was named the cover athlete and spokesman for NHL 2k9. And, he was named the fifth captain in blue jackets history on march 12, 2008.
NASCAR360 Said: Ed Giacomin - One of the Great NY Rangers goalies. Was in net for those early 70's Stanley cup games. Was a great in the late 60’s and early 70’s! Count me in!
Rafalzd Said: Dustin Tokarski, led Spokane to the WHL championship. (he was MVP), drafted by the lightning in 2008.
Lglof Said: Nikolai Khabibulin. Playing career: 1994–present. He became the first Russian goalie ever to win the Stanley Cup in 2004, winning the title with the Lightning.Won the James Gatschene Memorial Trophy (IHL) (MVP) in 2000. Played in four NHL All-Star Games.
CornwellFamily Said: Jordin Tootoo. His middle name (Kudluk) means Thunder in Inuk in which he is half and the other half on his mother's side is Ukrainian and he just happens to be the first Inuk to play professional Hockey and he's got a cool name!
CDillon17 Said: Tomas Voukon is the winningest goalkeep in Predators history. He played for the Canadiens in the NHL prior to joining the Predators. He was actually drafted by the Canadiens.
Bossman22 Said: Legendary Isles Sniper Mike Bossy visited St John's, Newfoundland for the 1st time september 2007. He was involved with Bobby Orr's Playsafe program with GM Motors. He was involved with meeting and mentoring the parents of minor league hockey youth. During this visit he took the time to meet with me at my workplace signing my hockey sweater and taking time for a photo with an elated fan. An unforgettable experience!
Mike matched Maurice "the Rocket" Richards long standing scoring feat by netting 50 goals in a mere 50 games January 24th, 1981 versus the (now defunct)Quebec Nordiques. He also reached the 50 goal milestone in 9 consecutive seasons until a bad back forced him from the game.
Flea Said: Mario Lemieux is the reason I got into ice hockey to begin with. Has pretty much won everything there is to win in hockey, Stanley Cup, Olympic gold, world cup & canada cup. Imagine how good he'd have been if he'd played more games?
Schwang17 Said: I played against TJ Oshie in high school. He is from Washington but his family recruited him to play in the tiny tight-knit community of Warroad, MN(Pop. 1,655). They made it to the State Tournament all 4 years he played with Oshie being named to the All-Tournament Team all 4 years.
Warroad has alot of hockey tradition and is one of the best hockey communities in the nation despite its size. They also have 1 of the best high school hockey rivalries in the nation with Roseau, MN. Together, the two small Minnesota towns - who reside 20 miles apart from each other - have combined to win 18 State Championships in the last 50 years. They start out playing against each other as little kids all the way up through high school, and many of them are related to each other and are friends, but that all gets put aside once they get on the ice
RedSox101 Said: Corry Perry Won OHL First Rookie Year Won and olympic Gold Medal in 2010 and was born in peterborugh.
Baseball Nut Said: Mark Messier is considered one of the greatest players to have hit the ice. Some attribute that to his playing time as a teammate of Wayne Gretzky with the Edmonton Oilers and the New York Rangers, but with his talent and leadership skills, he clearly stands on his own merit. He is second on the all-time career list for regular season points, has six Stanley Cup championships and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on his first year of eligibility. He currently serves in the front office of the New York Rangers as Special Assistant to the President of the club.
SportsMan Said: Zedno Chara was drafted 56th overall by the New york islanders in the 1996 nhl draft. In his second season with the Senators, 2002-03, Chára made his first All star game appearance and recorded the second hardest shot behind Al MacInnis in the skills competition. in the 2007 all star game, Chara cloked a shot at 100.4 MPH!
HambergerRon Said: Steven Stamkos the center for the Tampa Bay Lightning, was drafted first overall in 08. He is a great player who is only going to get better. thanks-hambergerron
Pitt Said: Daniel Sedin is the brother of Henrik Sedin. Daniel began playing organized hockey with Henrik when they were eight. He added 10 points over 10 games in the 2009 playoffs, helping the Canucks advance to the second round, where they were defeated in six games by the Chicago Blackhawks.
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