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Rosie's Rebounds: Super Bowl Sunday, 2010

On this special Super Bowl Sunday of Rosie's Rebounds, Tim Rosenthal discusses Monday's Beanpot Final between BC and BU, the recent streaks in the NHL, the rebounds of the week and more...

A Night of Mixed Emotions

Kovalchuk, an amazing come from behind win, and then news of a death in the hockey family marked a night of highs and lows in Toronto’s loss to the New Jersey Devils on Friday.

Power Rankings: Week Ending Feb. 5, 2010

With the Olympic break upcoming, three teams are making a strong push for the President's Trophy.  Here are the power rankings for the week ending Feb. 5, 2010, with the Western Conference claiming four of the top five spots.

Defenseman on the Move

Some of the best trade deadline deals are those that see depth defensemen swap teams and have an incredible effect down the road. It seems like during every trade deadline a slew of defensemen change teams. Adam J. Schrwartz has more...

Rosie's Rebounds: Super Bowl Sunday, 2010

A Night of Mixed Emotions

Power Rankings: Week Ending Feb. 5, 2010

Defenseman on the Move

  • Blake Breakthrough Coming

    Jason Blake has a fresh start in Anaheim, but it's not like he really needed one.  His career has been more steady than people seem to think it has.  Still, with the right situation, the Ducks would take 40 goals from him, if he could reprise his best season in 2006-07.

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  • The Phaneuf Deal From a Calgary Perspective

    This move absolutely reeks of desperation for Darryl Sutter and the Flames, who have an abysmal 2-8-3 record in their last 11 games in a span which has seen the team go from contending for the Northwest Division title to simply attempting to hold onto a playoff spot

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  • Burke Shuffles the Deck in Toronto

    Clearly not satisfied to stand pat with his struggling roster, Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke shuffled the deck in dramatic fashion on Sunday, pulling off two big trades that thoroughly reshaped the Leafs' roster.  And it's fair to say that the Leafs are much better after the deals than they were beforehand.

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  • Third Time’s The Charm

    Everyone wanted to know how Dainius Zubrus was doing after being on crutches for the past few months. With a three-point night in his third game back, Zubrus looked like he was happy to be home in Prudential Center as the Devils took the Maple Leafs 5-4 in overtime.

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  • Power Rankings: Week Ending January 29, 2010

    With just over two weeks until the Winter Olympic break, two teams in particular are staking their claim as the dominant powers in the NHL.

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  • Kovalchuk and Bruins Could Be Perfect Match

    Beginning with the Phil Kessel deal, there has been persistent rumors regarding Ilya Kovalchuk heading to Boston. Many were wondering if the Bruins stock up the picks so that they could make a deal for Kovalchuk at the deadline, or did they not want to sign Kessel to a five million dollar deal so that they could go after him in free agency?

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  • Profiles in Excellence: Clarence Henry "Hap" Day

    A profile of the late Hap Day who coached the Toronto Maple Leafs. Day is tied for 21st (along with the late Roger Neilson) on Matthew DiBiase's ratings list of the most successful head coaches in hockey history. Next week's profile will feature Montreal Canadiens head coach Jacques Martin.

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  • Super Vokoun

    Goaltender Tomas Vokoun was the Panthers' savior once again, appearing just at the right moments with his 39 saves to get his third shutout in the past eight games, as the Florida Panthers defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-0.

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  • Northeast Notebook 1/22/10

    In the first edition of Northeast Notebook, Inside Hockey's Bruins columnist and Northeast Division Correspondent Alex Linsky takes a brief look at the seasons of Buffalo, Ottawa, Boston, Montreal and Toronto so far. 

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  • Power Rankings: Week Ending January 22, 2010

    With the Olympic Games, approaching, many teams are muddling through brutal road swings and a compressed schedule.  Here are how those teams are faring:

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  • Profiles in Excellence: Roger Neilson

    A profile of the late Roger Neilson (a HHOF inductee) who is tied for 21st on Matthew DiBiase's ratings list of the most successful coaches in hockey history. Next week's profile will feature the late Hap Day of Toronto.

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