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Giroux Still the Cream of the Crop in Philly

There use to be a time in recent years that the Philadelphia Flyers had some of the best crop of right wing prospects they have ever had in their system. You could have made an argument that they had the best overall group of right wing prospects in the entire NHL.

CCHA Weekly: Feb. 12

Check out the big CCHA weekend match-ups with Matt Fazio in the latest edition of "CCHA Weekly." Michigan had a tough start but they have slowly crept into fourth place in the standings, while Northern Michigan is also still in the hunt.

Van Riemsdyk, Wellwood the future on left wing

The pickings are slim these days when it comes to looking for quality prospects in the Philadelphia Flyers system. Lately, the future of this franchise seems to always be about the here and now. But with James van Riemsdyk and company, the Flyers future looks bright at left wing...

Inside Hockey Radio Show MP3's: 01/09/10

We had a great show on Saturday, featuring Los Angeles Kings goaltending coach Bill Ranford and USA Juniors goaltending coach Joe Exter. Click here to listen to the show MP3's...

Giroux Still the Cream of the Crop in Philly

CCHA Weekly: Feb. 12

Van Riemsdyk, Wellwood the future on left wing

Inside Hockey Radio Show MP3's: 01/09/10

QMJHL Weekly: January 6th, 2010

This week Denise discusses the World Juniior and World U17 tournaments, the QMJHL players of the week, the trades that were made, the games this week and the ones to come and the leaders

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Inside Hockey Radio Show MP3's: 01/02/10

We've had a great show to start 2010 talking Winter Classic, World Junior Championships, Olympics and NHL hockey. Guests included Joe Haggerty (CSNNE.com), Carl Beane (The Voice of Fenway Park), Brian Falla (son of the late Jack Falla), and more. Click here to listen to the MP3's...

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QMJHL Weekly: December 29th, 2009

This week Denise discusses the results of the World Junior Hockey and QMJHL games, the rosters for the CHL Top Propsects game, the trades that were made, the scholastic players of the month for November, the CHL Top 10, the leaders, and the games to come in the QMJHL, the World Junior Championships, and the World U17 Challenge.

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Canada off to Fast Start in WJC

As expected, Canada was easily able to defeat Latvia 16-0 in their first game of the tournament. Over the next few weeks, Canada will now continue on their quest towards winning a sixth straight World Junior gold medal.

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In Defense Of Mike Liambas

In his debut column for Inside Hockey, Jason Nacci takes a look at the controversial hit by Mike Liambas on Ben Fanelli in a recent OHL game between the Erie Otters and Kitchener Rangers...

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Center of the Hockey Universe?

Historically, the Toronto region has continually shown a strong passion towards the Maple Leafs. Outside of the NHL however, the Greater Toronto Area has struggled in supporting both junior and AHL hockey. So is it really the center of the hockey universe?

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Windsor Knocks London Out

Yesterday likely marked the last time John Tavares ever laced up a pair of skates in the Ontario Hockey League. The OHL's leading scorer, along with teammates Nazem Kadri and Daniel Erlich, is eligible for the upcoming NHL draft in June.

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The Little Engine That Could

Daniel Erlich is a player who is said to be too small to play in the OHL however he is eligible for the NHL Draft this year and experts say he can be picked in the middle of the draft.

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Clutch Cody a fan favorite

After leading Canada to a World Junior gold medal last month in the nation's capital, Cody Hodgson returned to Ottawa for the first time on Friday, and he returned as a fan favorite.

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Tavares returns to Ottawa as Knight

It was time for reminiscence Sunday in the nation's capital, as the Ottawa 67's played host to John Tavares and his Midwest Division leading London Knights, in what was Tavares' first trip back to Ottawa since last month's World Junior Championships.

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Majors: Tops in Central

The Mississauga Majors went from last to first in their division in one day with a 2-0 blanking of the Ottawa 67's. It was the first shutout of the season for the Majors and their goaltender Chris Carrozzi.

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