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 Joyce on Memorial Cup: Kabanov comes with baggageKirill Kabanov gave his bad attitude a makeover in Shawinigan and now, on the eve of the Memorial Cup, is poised to be one to watch.
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 Joyce on NHL Playoffs: Zebras show stripesIf you haven't heard of the names of the officials asked to police Round 1, you're not alone. Meanwhile, some of the best watch from home.
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 COLUMN: Joyce on Canadiens: Getting rid of GauthierJoyce on Canadiens: Getting rid of Gauthier
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 Joyce on Canadiens: Habs lose again with tradePierre Gauthier must again shoulder the blame as, in an ironic twist, Michael Cammalleri emerges the winner in the Canadiens-Flames trade.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: WJC a waste of time for scoutsLittle done during the World Junior Hockey Championship will affect your chances at the draft.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: My concussion confessionJoyce: My concussion confession
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Deep cutsFollowing the career paths of those named to the world juniors pales to following those who get cut.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Heckuva comebackNot many players take the path that Bryan Rodney took to get to the NHL.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Junior coaches need to protect kidsThere are messages that can be drawn from the awful video of the hit on Ben Fanelli.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: No repeat means failure for SpitfiresJoyce: No repeat means failure for Spitfires
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Picking & predictingThe selection process at the NHL Entry Draft quite often serves as a preview of the upcoming junior hockey season.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: From my notebookStuff that fell out of Gare Joyce's notebook (NHL Central Scouting edition).
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Remembering RenaudA poetic license is not necessary to say that the Spitfires' run to a championship started in the game when the team honored its captain.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Spitfires stepped upThe Spitfires stars came to play while the Rockets best players faded in the Memorial Cup final.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: A helluva teamWindsor earned the right to play in the Memorial Cup final by playing its best hockey after the second period buzzer had sounded.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Ahead of scheduleWhile professional opinion holds that the Spitfires are a team built to win next season, they sure are making believers in the here and now.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Wave of momentumThe host Oceanic have been getting better in each game of the Memorial Cup, including Wednesday's loss, stolen by Voltigeur goalie Marco Cousineau.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Flicker of life for WindsorThe Windsor Spitfires still have a chance for Memorial Cup glory, despite playing like a team ready to go home.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: One down, one to goWith six days to go, Kelowna has locked up a spot in the Memorial Cup final, but who they'll play is still up for grabs.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: No extra pressureWith all the pressure a Memorial Cup brings, at least players won't have to worry about their NHL draft ranking being impacted.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Return to its rootsThe CHL got it right in returning the Memorial Cup to a place far removed from the noise and glitz of the NHL.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Confidence and composureThe Brampton Battalion got back into their OHL final series against the Windsor Spitfires by returning to what got them there.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Sliver of hopeBrampton is down 2-0 to Windsor in the OHL final, but that doesn't mean they don't have a chance to battle back.
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 COLUMN: Joyce: Dream finalThere is very little separating the Spitfires and Battalion in the OHL championship series.
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