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Rosie's Rebounds: 3/11/2010

In this edition of Rosie's Rebounds, Tim Rosenthal shares his thoughts on the headshot debate in light of Matt Cooke's cheap shot on Marc Savard, the conference tournaments in college hockey and the return of the Rebounds of the Week for March 11, 2010.

The Pressure Is On

For the first time in Henrik Lundqvist’s career against the New Jersey Devils, he was pulled after allowing five goals on seventeen shots in the first 35:19 of the game, as the Devils defeated the Rangers 6-3 Wednesday night in Newark.

Same old story for Rangers

The issue was the same after Game No. 1 as it is now, after Game No. 66. This Rangers team just can’t consistently put the puck into the net. Seth Rothman recaps the Rangers 2-1 loss to the Sabres at MSG...

Caps top Rangers in Shutout

The Washington Capitals defeated the New York Rangers 2-0 in Jose Theodore’s first shutout of the season; and they continue to prove that their trade deadline moves are taking them in the right direction.

Rosie's Rebounds: 3/11/2010

The Pressure Is On

Same old story for Rangers

Caps top Rangers in Shutout

  • Trade Deadline Blog 2010

    Join our columnists and staff writers on Deadline Day as they will share their thoughts on the days events in the 2010 Trade Deadline Blog. Coverage Begins at 12:00 Eastern Time.

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  • Trade Deadline Reporting 2010: Rumors Galore

    It’s almost March 3rd, and a perfect storm could be brewing.  An inundation of data in a high tech world may force Internet Armageddon upon us.  If the brainiacs who helped us avoid the Y2K disaster a decade ago can be found, then someone might want to try and round them up.

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  • Kreider's GWG Caps off Tremendous Month

    Boston College freshman forward Chris Kreider scored his 11th goal of the season, his seventh goal of the month and his second game-winning goal in February, as his heroics in overtime gave the Eagles the 2-1 win over UMass-Amherst Friday night at Conte Forum (with video).

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  • Americans Use Bad Break to Advance

    In a game of bounces and inches, the Americans' 2-0 quarterfinal victory over Switzerland had about 20,000 of them Tuesday. And in a tournament where one loss determines success and failure, one bounce, one split second can mean everything.

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  • Profiles in Excellence: Fred Shero

    A profile of the late Fred Shero who was head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers and New York Rangers from 1971-80. Shero is ranked 20th on Matthew DiBiase's ratings list of the most successful coaches in hockey history. Next week's profile will feature Dallas Stars head coach Marc Crawford.

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  • Flying high on the brink

    Nobody outside of the Team USA locker room expected the Americans to win here. Now, with an amazing 5-3 upset victory over Canada, the Americans are flying high, as the host nation sits on the brink of a national letdown.

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  • We're Coming Canada

    It may not be now and it may not be in Sochi, but USA Hockey has taken all of the right steps to take over Canada's pasttime from right out under the Maple Leaf. And the results have already started to show.

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  • Lots of Work Ahead for U.S. Olympians

    The final score was 6-1, but the Americans victory over Norway on Thursday sure seemed a lot closer as the U.S. battled defensive and mental breakdowns that nearly cost them dearly.

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  • Power Rankings: February 15, 2010

    Now that the Winter Olympic break has started, it will give some struggling teams a much-deserved break. So, without further ado, here are Ed Cmar's Power Rankings as of February 15, 2010.

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  • Rangers' Olympians excited for Games

    For five Rangers players, coach John Tortorella, and two trainers who boarded the red-eye flight to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, where the Olympic Men’s Hockey tournament begins tomorrow, it's an experience that will last a lifetime.

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  • Avery penalty shot sparks Rangers

    After playing a nondescript and lethargic first period, the Rangers needed a spark to ignite them, trailing 2-0 to the Tampa Bay Lightning, two points and two slots ahead of the Rangers in the race for the final playoff spot in the East. Who better to deliver that spark than Sean Avery, who seems to be in the middle of everything?

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