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Sunday, October 14, 2007
Wild remain unbeaten
(St. Paul Pioneer Press)
U.S. lawyer has inside track on replacing Saskin
(Toronto Star)
Sim will miss rest of season for Islanders
(New York Newsday)
Despite loss, Huet is still Habs' No. 1 goaltender
(Montreal Gazette)
Emery rounding into form
(Ottawa Citizen)
MacLean stays mum on investors' names
(St. Petersburg Times)
Your guide for getting to the new Prudential Center
(Bergen Record)
Boulerice 'man enough' to apologize
(Vancouver Province)
Injury (hi)jinx?
(St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Victory in a New York minute
(Ottawa Citizen)
BRUCE GARROICH: Senators GM Bryan Murray can sit back and wait...
(Ottawa Sun)
Elias late goal helps Devils avoid history
(Newark Star Ledger)
Flying Start
(Philadelphia Inquirer)
Crosby scores twice; Pens beat Leafs
(Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
Ward short-circuits Sharks
(Boston Globe)
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Sabres do best work late against Capitals
(Buffalo News)
Huet's brilliance can't save Habs
(Montreal Gazette)
Hawks tie it with 2 seconds left, then win in OT
(Chicago Daily Herald)
Canes go 3-for-3 north of the border
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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Sakic's goals turn the trick
(Denver Post)
Sedins play keep-away in The Shift
(Vancouver Province)
Flames heat up Music City
(Calgary Herald)
Thrashers are 0-5 after loss to Devils
(Atlanta Journal Constitution)
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Crosby show hits ACC
(Toronto Sun)
Sharks tie it, lose it in final seconds
(San Jose Mercury News)
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Isles lose to Flyers, 3-1
(New York Newsday)
Blueshirts blitzed
(New York Post)
Fernandez baffled, but unbowed
(Boston Globe)
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Turnovers give Preds third loss in a row
(The Tennessean)
Stars lose to Chicago, 2-1 (OT)
(Dallas Morning News)
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Jokinen's ascent keeps team afloat
(Miami Herald)
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Wild, Voloshenko likely through
(Minnesota Star-Tribune)
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Struggles In South Florida Continue
(Tampa Tribune)
Buffalo Blasts Capitals
(Washington Post)
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Jackets a step behind Avalanche all the way
(Columbus Dispatch)
Same old, getting old
(Edmonton Sun)
Hossa forced to take things slowly
(Atlanta Journal Constitution)
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Much-needed victory helps ease bumpy road trip
(Newark Star Ledger)
Toskala left shell-shocked
(Toronto Sun)
Mason accepts blame in loss
(The Tennessean)
Sharks game delayed by power outage
(San Jose Mercury News)
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Red Wings must cut down penalties as huge Western trip looms
(Detroit Free Press)
Savard: Havlat could return within a month
(Chicago Tribune)
Wellwood recovering
(Toronto Sun)
Hip injury sidelines Leopold once again
(Denver Post)
Montador ready to rejoin mates
(Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel)
Knee injury sidelines Seidenberg
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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Slow start doesn't bother Pens' Recchi
(Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
No one scares Habs' komisarek
(Montreal Gazette)
Stars' Hagman delivers scoring punch
(Dallas Morning News)
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Rangers' Staal improves quietly and quickly
(New York Newsday)
Hungry Schremp aims to stay
(Edmonton Journal)
Svitov appears happy in Russia
(Columbus Dispatch)
Gelinas wanted return to city
(Calgary Sun)
Many fans say the bad economy is the downfall for Red Wings buzz
(Detroit Free Press)
Sports fill Muckler's idle time
(Edmonton Journal)
Hollywood star in Hogtown heaven as Leafs show Myers some love
(Toronto Star)
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