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i know players who have posted under funny screen names here, it halarious....

who gives a ratz azz about a target on our back, it will be a friken miracle if he comes back and will love every minute of it if so...stay tuned.... i will take back to back to back to back frozen 4's anyday and next year will be #8..........there are many teams that wish they could just win a damn ncaa game

yup. and when im back there for a series i want all 32 oz miller lites please, ill pm und85 my seat section row and numbers for delivery, dont worry, ill tip ya

dont buy a thing regarding your tv and celebrities, that has nothing to do with JT and his decision but nice post otherwise and the only reason he stays is the one i bolded

im guessing he has decided but i guess its just a matter of time before he announces it. i say by june 1st around the time lee may announce.i say they are both gonzoooooo

yeah i hear ya.......

the nest one?? ummm, sorry, sid the kid is for sure the next one, toews can be his sidekick partner in winning golds for many years

hate to break it to you but his stock is at a all time high and has been, chicago holds his rights unless he stays all 4 years and then doesnt sign i believe after a certain date. this has been discussed i think here, i hope to god he wouldnt do that and be like that little bich eli manning in a way. and i dont think it would be smart to stay and risk injury either, they are all insured but that doesnt equal it out when all said and done if injured. i think any team would want him and if it were done over he may have been the top pick but thats for another argument because staal had a pretty good rookie season in pittsburgh. i felt lucky to have him come back for year 2, and if for some miracle reason he stayed to win a NCAA title to go with his closet full of golds he could go down as a friken icon which he is already becoming in canada. TOEWS = GOLD MEDALS

he did, probably what he meant, still his senior year then in a way

YEAH, what a bad guy for doing that, he should be tarred and feathered for not coming through, what a chump he was

fins beat russia, canada scoring thread http://www.iihf.com/Hydra/Tournaments_07/o.../live/1147.html WATCH TOEWS AND COMMIE LIVE mms://a846.l3156036845.c31560.g.lm.akamaistream.net/D/846/31560/v0001/reflector:36845%2036845%26akcp=31560%26akserial=846%26

uh yeah, ya think sounds like a carbon copy Q. We got the low-down on you from Hextall. What can you tell us about him? EVAN TRUPP: He's an extremely hard-working player. He's a pretty gritty player. He's only 5-10, but he's a pretty tough kid. He's hated throughout the league. He runs his mouth a lot. It's pretty funny. Lots of people hate him for it, but he's a great team player. He's a great guy to be around.

mattson from chaska, will be a sophmore...another young one if so mike fink, junior to be?? hopkins... from the western blog http://westerncollegehockey.blogspot.com/s...junior%20hockey BLUE TEAM Forwards Sam Alfieri (Buffalo, NY - Shattuck St. Mary's U16) Tyler Brickler (Riverwoods, Ill. - Chicago Mission U16) Zach Budish (Edina, Minn. - Edina H.S.) we want this kid too!! Jerry D'Amigo (Binghamton, N.Y. - Binghamton Jr. B Senators) Ryan Daughtery (Allen, Texas - Dallas Alliance U16) Michael Fink (Minnetonka, Minn. - Hopkins H.S.) Tyler Maxwell (Redondo Beach, Calif. - LA Selects U16) Nick Oliver (Roseau, Minn. - Roseau H.S.) Tyler Pitlick (Centerville, Minn. Centennial H.S.) Kenny Ryan (Franklin, Mich. - Honeybaked U16) Zach Tatrn (Lower Burrell, Pa. - Pittsburgh Predators U16) David Valek (unable to participate due to injury) Steven Whitney (Reading, Mass. - Lawrence Academy) Defense Tyler Amburgey (Rowlett, Texas - Texas Attack U18) Sam Calabrese (Park Ridge, Ill. - Team Illinois U18) Richie Crowley (Canton, Mass. - Thayer Academy) Cam Fowler (Northville, Mich. - Honeybaked U16) Seth Helgeson (Faribault, Minn. - Fairabault H.S.) Ben Hughes (Jacksonville, Fla. - Shattuck St. Mary's U16) Paul Phillips (Darien, Ill. - Chicago Chill U18) Brendan Rempel (Willington, Conn. - Pomfret School) Philip Samuelsson (Scottsdale, Ariz. - PF Chang's U16 (Ariz.) Goalies Hudson Stremmel (Reno, Nev. - California Northstars U18) Clay Witt (Brandon, Fla. - Boston Jr. Bruins) Jeff Teglia (Bloomingdale, Ill. - Chicago Mission U16) RED TEAM Forwards Kevin Lynch (Grosse Point Woods, Mich. - Honeybaked U16) Ryan Bourque (Topsfield, Mass. - Cushing Academy) Chris Brown (Flower Mound, Texas - Honeybaked U16) Dakota Eveland (Anaheim, Calif. - LA Selects U16) John Henrion (Holden, Mass. - Boston Jr. Bruins) Jeremy Morin (Auburn, N.Y. - Syracuse Stars) Cody Murphy (Highwood, Ill. - Team Illinois U18) Kyle Palmieri (Montvale, N.J. - NJ Devils U16) Drew Shore (Cherry Hills Village, Co. - Honeybaked U16) A.J. Treais (unable to participate due to injury) Ryan Walters (Rosemount, Minn. - St. Thomas Academy) Matt White (McMurray, Pa. - Pittsburgh Hornets U16) Joe Zarbo (Grand Island, N.Y. - Rochester Americans) Defense Bjorn Krupp (Atlanta, Ga. - TPH Thunder) Nick Mattson (Chanhassen, Minn. - Chaska H.S.) John Ramage (Chesterfield, Mo. - St. Louis Amateur Blues U18) Nate Schmidt (St. Cloud, Minn. - St. Cloud Cathedral) Beau Schmitz (Howell, Mich. - Belle Tire U16) David Shields (Rochester, N.Y. - Rochester Jr. B Americans) Brad Walch (Saginaw, Mich. - Honeybaked U16) William Wrenn (Anchorage, Alaska - LA Selects U16) Goalies Joe Cannata (Wakefield, Mass. - Boston College H.S.) Brandon Maxwell (Winter Park, Fla. - Cambridge Hawks Minor) C.J. Motte (St. Clair, Mich. - Honeybaked U16) It should be noted that Mike Fink, Seth Helgeson, and David Warsofsky are 1990 birthdates that are trying out for a spot on the U18 team next season. This is going to be a very tough team to pick, as the 1991 class looks like a very deep year for USA Hockey. The competition for spots on the blueline should be especially intense. I think it is interesting that there aren't a ton of Minnesota kids on the list, and I'd guess that not that many will make the team. Zach Budish would probably be considered a lock, but I think he'll be returning to Edina HS next year. Nate Schmidt is probably also another lock, but again, there are way more quality defenseman than spots available. Meanwhile, it definitely looks like a great year for kids playing in Michigan and California. It will definitely be interesting to see which direction USA Hockey chooses to go in. I think it has the potential to be a very exciting group of kids.

last time i check we are not getting arrested with drugs or ect...............minor college stuff for sure, especially a loud party charge, happens to the best of us

duncs throwing first pitch at twins game on brads blog http://www.areavoices.com/undhockey/

well, the arena was built for fighting sioux hockey, thats what he meant. not a knock on anything else just telling it like it is

i wouldnt worry about him missing school, there are ways around it and im sure he did what he needed to do, hes a smart kid. also i hope many fans dont think hes coming back, or at least i mean most fans should be prepared for him to leave is a better way of stating it, f a miracle happens and he stays well damn, watch out, if not watch out still, we will be dammmm good!!

usa game............. http://www.iihf.com/Hydra/Tournaments_07/o.../live/1145.html

parise article http://live82.ihwc.net/english/article/spo...&artId=2661 "People say Zach plays a lot like Paul Kariya," said former North Dakota coach Dean Blais. "But I think he's more like Peter Forsberg. Kariya and Forsberg are both great offensively, but Zach is more like Forsberg--first on the forecheck and he finishes every check." Despite piling up the accolades in his first year of college hockey, Parise was only taken 17th overall in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. Some thought he might go higher, but teams passed, thinking that the 5-foot-11-inch Parise could be too small to deal with the more physical NHL. When it was time for the New Jersey Devils to pick, General Manager Lou Lamoriello said his choice was easy: "I did not think, after seeing Zach Parise play when he was a freshman at North Dakota and knowing where we were drafting, that we would have the opportunity to take him."

canada beats the swiss to move on.........5-1 toews no points TOEWS http://tsn.ca/canadian_hockey/news_story/?...canadian_hockey

sweet!!

very nice.............

quarterfinals are tomorrow morning, canada vs switzerland very early then usa vs finland after russia and sweden advanced today. heres to a zpar,BO,greene VS commie,JT semi final game!! http://www.tsn.ca/canadian_hockey/feature/...53&hubname=

nice zajac read, sorry if already posted http://www.hockeysfuture.com/articles/9634

hf on finley, #13 prospect for washington http://www.hockeysfuture.com/articles/9643 13. Joe Finley, D Acquired: 1st round, 27th overall, 2005 Weighing in at 6'7 240 lbs, and tough as nails, makes Finley an immediately noticeable young defensive prospect on the horizon. Just beginning his NCAA career with the University of North Dakota, Finley's work ethic and improvement since being drafted in 2005 gives this youngster a high potential upside. Finley is not going to be a defenseman who puts up points. With one goal and six assists in 38 games, Finley is there to control the game defensively. His incredible size, mixed with a certain aggressiveness, gives him the ability to take control of a game from a defensive standpoint. Whether it is blocking shots or applying a momentum-changing hit, Finley has all the tools to be a major factor in any contest. Also an incredibly hard worker, Finley has worked hard on improving his skating, and other offensive skills. If he can become a consistent defender at the NCAA level, there is no telling how far he can go given his determination and willingness to improve all aspects of his game.