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Stajan, Phaneuf only players who remain
Matt Stajan's face registers zero surprise Monday morning when, post-practice, he enters the Calgary Flames' dressing room and sees his stall already encircled by reporters.
Coyotes
Shane Doan admits he thinks about it. Hell, he wouldn't be human if he didn't.
Canadiens
Jaroslav Spacek was in the corridor outside the Carolina Hurricanes' Bell Centre dressing room late Sunday morning wearing shorts, a team shirt wrinkled beyond a steamroller's repair and a look of mischief that spelled no good.
Coyotes
Brule unpacks mental baggage
It is difficult to be a good hockey player when you don't feel like a good person.
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Canucks-Coyotes
Canucks edge Coyotes in shootout
The Vancouver Canucks needed a shootout to down the Phoenix Coyotes 2-1 on Monday night
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Habs - Canes
Third period collapse costs Habs big points
Special teams came up short for the Montreal Canadiens in Monday’s third period and it cost them a key couple of points in the standings.
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Mike Comrie
Mike Comrie retires from NHL
Mike Comrie, a centre who played for the Edmonton Oilers and Ottawa Senators during a 10-year NHL career, announced Monday he is retiring from hockey to pursue business interests in Los Angeles.
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Stajan last Flame standing from Phaneuf trade
Matt Stajan is quite capable of reading the schedule, so he wasn't surprised when he entered the Calgary Flames' dressing room on Monday morning and sees his stall already encircled by reporters.
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No place like home for Red Wings
A 4-3 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers Sunday at Joe Louis Arena was Detroit's 20th straight home victory, allowing them to line up alongside the 1975-76 Flyers of Clarke, Barber and Leach, and the 1929-30 Boston Bruins of Shore, Clapper and Thompson in the annals of hockey history.
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Bad hips stalled Comrie's rise
Mike Comrie's heart was still in the game, but a third hip operation was too much to bear for the former Edmonton Oiler centre, who announced his retirement from the NHL on Monday.
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Senator dads get their day
Brian Cowen went golfing here Sunday. Dean Smith went deepsea fishing.
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Sutton gone from trade-deadline scenarios
The Edmonton Oilers on Monday signed veteran defenceman Andy Sutton to a one-year contract extension, effectively removing Sutton from the trade market as the NHL's Feb. 27 deadline approaches.
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Tigers' star Etem joins elite group
With the return of the Western Hockey League to Victoria, those expecting a constant barrage of blinding flashiness on Blanshard Street from future NHL stars have perhaps been mildly underwhelmed. But that certainly wasn't the case in October when Emerson Etem of the Medicine Hat Tigers, the complete package of strength and speed, roared through Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre to score five goals in a two-game set against the Royals.
