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Recapping an incredibly odd weekend in the NHL
A full moon isn't due in these parts for another few days, but you'd never know it if you were watching the NHL over the weekend.
A full moon isn't due in these parts for another few days, but you'd never know it if you were watching the NHL over the weekend.
Lueders, Rush crack top-10 at World Cup
Veteran pilot Pierre Lueders and his four-man crew of Justin Kripps, CFL star Jesse Lumsden and Neville Wright were Canada's top sled on Sunday at a snow-filled bobsleigh World Cup in Königssee, Germany, placing ninth. Canada's McIvor wins World Cup skicross race in France
Ashleigh McIvor of Whistler, B.C., and Xavier Kuhn of France won World Cup skicross races in Les Contamines, France, on Sunday. Sutter furious at lazer pointer wielding Canucks fan
VANCOUVER -- Calgary coach Brent Sutter was crying foul at Canucks fans after the Flames beat Vancouver in a shootout Saturday night. Flames visit red-hot Burrows, Canucks
Say this much for Vancouver's Alex Burrows about the most successful week of his pro career — he won't need to buy a hat any time soon. Hollingsworth strikes gold with track record
Mellisa Hollingsworth won her second skeleton World Cup of the season, after setting a track record in Königssee, Germany, on Friday. Heil wins World Cup gold in Calgary
The Spruce Grove, Alta., native was nearly perfect at a World Cup moguls event Friday, earning her 22nd career World Cup title in front of an enthusiastic crowd at Canada Olympic Park near Calgary. Fleury's blog rips into Flames
“ I finished 11th out of 56 guys at camp in the fitness test and scored a historic shootout goal in an exhibition game after being out of hockey for six years. What does that say about the talent level in the NHL? 4 points and a plus 4 rating in four exh Orser back in Olympic spotlight as mentor to young skater
Hopes Kim Yu-Na will benefit from his Olympic experience Burrows records hat trick while Luongo blanks Coyotes
VANCOUVER - Alex Burrows recorded his second-straight hat trick and Roberto Luongo made 31 saves for his 50th career shut out as the Vancouver Canucks blanked the Phoenix Coyotes 4-0 on Thursday night. Revenge factor underlies Canucks and Coyotes tilt
The red-hot Vancouver Canucks have just one loss in their last seven games, but tonight they face the club that dealt them that setback. Vancouver will try to turn the tables on the Phoenix Coyotes tonight in a matchup at General Motors Place. Spread the MacBlameSports | 206881 hits | 6:19 AM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
When the most significant off-season personnel change on an 11th place roster was replacing MVP Dwayne Roloson, it almost seemed like the only plan the Oilers organization could come up with was Blame MacTavish. Hurdler ditches implants to go flat out
For Jana Rawlinson, it was a simple choice to make: Olympics ... or bust. The Olympics won. Eberle MVP award small consolation
Jordan Eberle got some consolation for Canada's heartbreaking loss in the final of the world junior hockey championship.The G-spot 'doesn't appear to exist', say researchers
The elusive erogenous zone said to exist in some women may be a myth, say researchers who have hunted for it.
The elusive erogenous zone said to exist in some women may be a myth, say researchers who have hunted for it. Canucks bury Blue Jackets
Alex Burrows scored three times for Vancouver on Tuesday as the surging Canucks pounded the slumping Columbus Blue Jackets 7-3. Canada settles for silver medal at world juniors
The cardiac Canadian kids had their hearts broken and world junior gold rush ruined by a deserving United States team in Saskatoon on Tuesday evening. Canucks lose Bieksa for 2-3 months
For the second time in his career, the defenceman will miss significant time thanks to a freak injury involving an opponent's skate blade. Bieksa is out two to three months as severed tendons in his left ankle heal. US beats Sweden 5-2, earns another shot at Canada
SASKATOON -- The United States earned a meeting with Canada in the final of the 2010 world junior men's hockey championship by beating Sweden 5-2 in Sunday's semifinal. Canadian Anna Goodman sixth skier to see Olympic hopes dashedSports | 207578 hits | 6:45 PM on Sunday | posted by Alta_redneck
On Sunday in Zagreb, Croatia, women’s slalom specialist Anna Goodman of Pointe Claire, Que., suffered a suspected ACL tear in her right knee, becoming the sixth skier in five weeks to sustain a season-ending injury Canada beats Switzerland to reach gold medal game
SASKATOON — Marco Scandella scored short-handed and Taylor Hall had two goals as Canada booked a ticket in the final of the world junior hockey championship for the ninth year in a row with a 6-1 victory over Switzerland on Sunday. Flames chase Leafs out of Alberta
The Flames scored two quick goals in the second period to overturn a Toronto lead and stifled the Leafs the rest of the way, emerging with a 3-1 victory. US defeats Finland 6-2 to advance to semi-final
SASKATOON - Jerry D'Amigo scored two goals in leading the United States over Finland 6-2 Saturday in the quarter-finals at the world junior championships. Switzerland upsets Russia 3-2 in overtime quarter-final
SASKATOON -- Nino Niederreiter's second goal of the game 9:47 into overtime propelled Switzerland to a 3-2 upset win over Russia in the quarter-finals at the world junior hockey championship Saturday. Sedin's bank shot pushes Canucks past Stars
Saturday found the Canucks forward bouncing one off the skate of a defender and past a startled goaltender for the second game in a row, this time making it count for the winner.Blues fire Andy Murray, name Davis Payne interim coach
With only 40 points in 40 games, and sitting nine points out of the final playoff spot in the Western Conference, the St. Louis Blues have made a coaching change.
With only 40 points in 40 games, and sitting nine points out of the final playoff spot in the Western Conference, the St. Louis Blues have made a coaching change. Tiger's tale will be an expensive epic
The news that Elin Nordegren is planning to divorce her husband, Tiger Woods, was the only plausible end game for the recently crowned athlete of the decade. And with the news that Elin is with her family while Tiger toils away on his yacht, the only real Another Hall for Edmonton?Sports | 206884 hits | 7:09 AM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
It would be cool, both Taylor and Steve Hall admit, for the son to start his pro career at the same place his dad started his. "I've been looking at the standings," said dad Steve. "The thought has crossed my mind." Kozun chooses Canuck rootsSports | 206999 hits | 7:06 AM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
SASKATOON -- Brandon Kozun is definitely the best American on the Canadian roster. It's no secret the Calgary Hitmen sniper, who holds dual citizenship, turned down a guaranteed spot on Team USA to take a shot at cracking Team Canada's roster.NBA players pull guns over gambling debt
NEW YORK — Washington Wizards teammates Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton reportedly drew guns on each other during a locker-room argument over a gambling debt.
Sports | 206966 hits | 7:10 PM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
NEW YORK — Washington Wizards teammates Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton reportedly drew guns on each other during a locker-room argument over a gambling debt. Oilers blamed for partially unpaid New Year's Eve tabSports | 206949 hits | 6:58 PM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
Maurizio Terrigno says the team was ringing in 2010 with a group of 45 people and ran up a bill close to 18 thousand dollars. OHA may mandate neck guards for officials
Junior hockey's governing body in Ontario will review on-ice safety measures for its officials after a linesman was severely injured during a game in Woodstock, Ont. CANADA COMES BACK TO BEAT USA IN SHOOTOUT
With first place in Group A on the line, Canada defeated the United States 5-4 in a shootout to clinch a bye into the semifinals of the world junior hockey championship in Saskatoon. Canucks stun Blues in OT
What a comeback!!! Seemingly dead and buried after staking the Blues a three-goal lead, the Vancouver Canucks scored four unanswered goals to record an amazing 4-3 overtime victory in St. Louis on Thursday night. Canucks move on without Bieksa
The Vancouver Canucks haven't yet said how long Kevin Bieksa will be out of the lineup, but his return won't be any time soon as the club reaches the halfway point of the NHL schedule in St. Louis on Thursday. Niedermayer to captain Canadian team
Veteran defenceman and B.C. native Scott Niedermayer will serve as captain of the Canadian men's hockey team at the 2010 Vancouver Games, it was announced on Wednesday.
No Calgary defencemen were selected among contenders Dion Phaneuf and 2006 members Ja Canada ousted from Spengler Cup after loss to Dynamo Minsk
Canada lost 4-3 to Belarusian club Dynamo Minsk in its final round-robin game at the international hockey tournament Wednesday to drop to 2-2 and miss a chance to play in Thursday's championship. German team trips Canada at Spengler Cup
Waterloo, Ont., native Ahren Spylo scored a hat trick as German club Adler Mannheim handed Canada its first loss of the Spengler Cup international hockey tournament Tuesday. Canucks fall to Coyotes in shootout
Lauri Korpikoski scored the only goal in the shootout as the Phoenix Coyotes defeated the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 on Tuesday at Jobing.com Arena. Canada breezes by Slovakia at world juniors
Taylor Hall scored his first three goals of the tournament and set up another as Canada breezed to an 8-2 victory over Slovakia on Tuesday night for its third straight win at the world junior hockey championship in Saskatoon. Canucks resembling pre-season talk
Nearing the halfway point of the season the Vancouver Canucks are finally where most hockey observers expected them to be — on the right side of the playoff dividing line. 'Another piece of crap'Sports | 208745 hits | 5:07 AM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
In the end, it was the Oilers who got a face full of designer leather as the Flames waltzed into their building and shoved them into the loss column like nerds in a high school locker. McMillan's hat-trick paces Canada to win over Swiss
Brandon McMillan scored in the first minute of the game and completed the hat-trick in the final minute of play as Team Canada cruised to a 6-0 victory over Switzerland on Monday at the World Junior Hockey Championship in Saskatoon.Back to Canada News
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