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Cheatin on CBJ w TBL
how are there not MSL trade threads on HF yet? his GM snubbed him from Olympic squad, so must mean he should get traded by HF standards, right?
A truly remarkable career for a very special athlete.
Wow. Who knew ****** would catch the attention of the obscenity filter?
Jagr will be playing in the Olympics
for the 5th time
It must be your computer. I can type "Jeff Carter" and the obscenity filter doesn't seem to catch it.
Another ageless wonder will also participate in the Olympic Games, but for this guy it will be his 6th time: Teemu Selänne. Selänne will be the second ice hockey player ever to have played in 6 Olympics. The first one is another Finnish legend Raimo Helminen. Helminen btw holds the record for most international games played at 331 games.
Officially on board for the Team Russia men's hockey bandwagon. Its not like 1980 and these are amateurs.
I don't get the Kunitz pick...or Nash for that matter...Kunitz is mediocre w/o Crysby and Nash has been hurt...
Did Sid not make the team?
you know what i mean...he's not (IMO) an Olympic caliber a player, like some of the others...he's a good player...but I would have personally chose MSL or Couture over him...
as a friend said though, short tourney, instant chemistry means something...so thus he makes the team...i guess
j/k I wouldn't have picked him either, most likely. That MSL didn't make the team is... bad.
Would have certainly taken St. Louis ahead of Marleau ... especially on the big ice surface.
I guess this quote supports my recent statement that Nikitin is a good decision maker and smart hockey player. That's why he's on the team ahead of a hundreds Russian defensemen that skate better than him. Nikitin's definitely not someone who you would call a good skater. At the highest, not at the highschool level.
So what’s different on the big ice:
First off, the hockey is a lot more possession-based.
There’s a huge misconception that because there’s more ice, you need faster players. I think you need better decision-makers with the puck.
Canada hasn't won an Olympics gold outside of North America since 1952. And those 1998 and 2006 teams were also stacked, but couldn't get any medal.
Peter Nedved has played at the Olympics only once, in 1994 for Canada. This year he will play for Czechs.
Nedved and Jagr: