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 Sea Dogs beat Oil KingsIt’s a Sea Dog eat dog world, and on Monday night at the Memorial Cup, the Edmonton Oil Kings were the wrong dog.
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 Devils square series with RangersThe Rangers must be so brutalized by clogged Manhattan traffic they can’t recognize a clear lane when it’s there.
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 Top five ways for Phoenix to rise from the ashesYou know the drill. Team gets down 3-0 in a best-of-seven series in the NHL playoffs.
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 Oil Kings at a crossroadsWin and they're in
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 Tricky times for BrodeurImagine Martin Brodeur’s surprise to be in the running for a Gordie Howe hat trick.
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 Sea Dogs have their dayIt’s not easy finding the net from the edge of a cliff, but the Saint John Sea Dogs found a way.
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 Hunter remembers Battle of Quebec daysBehind a massive semicircle of Memorial Cup reporters hanging on his son Dale's every word, Dick Hunter thought back to The Battle of Quebec days when the Montreal Canadiens and old Nordiques used to butt heads in every possible way.
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 Blocking shots dangerous — for growth of hockeyFor the sake of the game, let’s hope this shot blocking craze is just a fad.
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 Doan cares too much? LudicrousAdmittedly, Shane Doan looked like a defeated man during his pre-game interview on CBC Sunday afternoon.
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 Plenty of hope for these Oil KingsThere's no reason for fear and every reason for respect.
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 Coyotes could be facing the end on two frontsThe Phoenix Coyotes could play their last game of the season Sunday afternoon.
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 Can Edmonton stop WHL skid?It's long been the magnum opus, or, as they might say around here, the pièce de résistance of the Western Hockey League.
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 Resilience pays off for Oil KingsYou wouldn’t think a team not far removed from a 22-game winning streak, having wrapped up its first three best-of-seven playoff series in 13 games, would have the faintest clue about fighting through with adversity.
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 Rangers grab 2-1 lead over Devils‘King’ Henrik Lundqvist ruled the hockey realm in New Jersey, at least for an afternoon.
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 Russia to battle Slovakia in Worlds finalRussia and Slovakia will play in the gold medal game on Sunday at the 2012 World Championship.
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 Ex-Oiler says team needs hard-linerJason Strudwick wasn't happy to see Tom Renney go.
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 Overager makes push for prosSaint John forward Danick Gauthier had a plenty of incentive to put together a monster overage season for the defending Memorial Cup champions this year.
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 Oil Kings survive a wild third period to winIt’s their party and they’ll cry if they want to.
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 Five ways Knights can upset Saint JohnFive ways the London Knights can beat the defending Memorial Cup champion Saint John Sea Dogs Saturday night.
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 Memorial Cup kicks off FridayVIDEO: Edmonton takes on Shawinigan in the opening game.
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 McNall had Gretzky on his sideHe was in the dressing room and the stress of the situation -- the weight of a Game 7, right in the Centre of the Hockey Universe, in Toronto -- was heavy on Bruce McNall.
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 Kings trying to finish what McNall startedHe used to be front and centre, big as life, making the biggest trade in hockey history, commandeering a charter plane packed with his hockey team and movie stars, chairman of the NHL's board of governors, a producer of Hollywood hits.
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 A Staples diet of sportsOrganizers are saying this is the busiest four days in U.S. sports history.
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 Four goalies form the foundation at Memorial CupAcross the street from Centre Bionest where the Memorial Cup is being played, workers are in the process of tearing down Jacques Plante Arena, named in honour of the legendary Montreal Canadiens goaltender who was first to protect his face.
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Cataractes 'deserve' underdog status The Shawinigan Cataractes know there is a segment of the junior hockey population that thinks they don't belong at the Mastercard Memorial Cup.
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