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 COLUMN: Spector on Kings: Forgotten in Los AngelesL.A. news anchor Liz Habib is the latest reason why the majority of the media in Los Angeles have forgotten about the (NHL team) Kings.
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 Spector on Oilers: Tambellini on thin iceEdmonton Oilers GM Steve Tambellini is running out of mistakes after letting go head coach Tom Renney on Thursday.
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 COLUMN: Spector on Oilers: Tambellini on thin iceSpector on Oilers: Tambellini on thin ice
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 Spector on Tortorella: Man behind the maskSpector on Tortorella: Man behind the mask
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 Spector on Blue Jays: MLB's Vancouver CanucksDespite playing opposite games in different leagues, the Canucks and Blue Jays share some professional traits: like questioning calls.
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 COLUMN: On Spec: Bad refs, Pronger and expansionSportsnet.ca's Mark Spector weighs in on the Memorial Cup, killer contracts and the NHL moving to Europe in the latest edition of "On Spec".
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 COLUMN: Spector on WHL: Edmonton's one winnerSpector on WHL: Edmonton's one winner
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 COLUMN: Spector on Flyers: Squandered Cup chanceWith most of the favourties gone after the first round, the Philadelphia Flyers couldn't take advantage of an opportunity to win it all.
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 Spector on Canucks: Who calls the shots?The fate of Canucks coach Alain Vigneault will tell us if it's GM Mike Gillis or owner Francesco Aquilini making the key club decisions.
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 COLUMN: Spector on WHL: Oil Kings have pedigreeSpector on WHL: Oil Kings have pedigree
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 Spector on NHL: Bad image for RussiansThe Radulov-Kostitsyn incident is the latest example of hard times for Russians in the NHL and could impact Nail Yakupov's draft position.
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 COLUMN: No Predatory instinct in Radulov; dismal playoffsAlexander Radulov has been appalling and uninspired so far in Round 2 of the NHL Playoffs and that can't be sitting well in the Nashville.
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 COLUMN: Spector on Canucks: A new era in VancouverSpector on Canucks: A new era in Vancouver
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 COLUMN: Spector on Canucks: Gillis trending downVancouver Canucks GM Mike Gillis inherited a solid core of players in 2008, but rounding out the roster has been a disaster.
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 COLUMN: Spector on Canucks: Failure to launchSpector on Canucks: Failure to launch
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 Spector: Sedin's return sparks CanucksSpector: Sedin's return sparks Canucks
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 Spector on Torres: Hockey's biggest punkAfter hospitalizing Marian Hossa on Tuesday, Raffi Torres proved once again that he's the NHL's dirtiest and most dangerous player.
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 Spector on NHL: Kings' Brown leads by exampleSpector on NHL: Kings' Brown leads by example
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 COLUMN: Spector on NHL: Physicality reigns supremeSpector on NHL: Physicality reigns supreme
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 COLUMN: Spector on Canucks: Up against the ropesDespite outshooting the Kings 41-20 in Game 3, the Canucks couldn't grab the win -- leaving them in a tough hole to climb out of.
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 COLUMN: Spector on NHL: Karma for Canucks?Spector on NHL: Karma for Canucks?
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 Spector on Canucks: Big picture gets smallerEntering the playoffs with Stanley Cup aspirations, the Canucks' big-picture plans have got a whole lot smaller through two games vs. L.A.
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 Spector on Canucks: Blocking the distractionsSpector on Canucks: Blocking the distractions
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 COLUMN: Spector on Canucks: Solving King RichardsSpector on Canucks: Solving King Richards
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 Spector on Canucks: Where was the focus?One would think that after last year's playoff run the Vancouver Canucks would have been ready when Game 1 vs. the L.A. Kings arrived.
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