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OPINION

03/21/09

RYAN KENNEDY: The rebirth of fun (The Hockey News)
DARREN ELIOT: Now's the time for unlikely heroes (Si.com)
WES GOLDSTEIN: Stamkos exits highway to hell, takes road to redemption (CBS Sportsline)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Alex Ovechkin's goal celebrations spark controversy (The Sporting News)
BUDDY OAKS: The rebranding of Sean Avery (Foxsports)
PIERRE LeBRUN: What happened to former No. 1 pick Patrik Stefan? He's starting another chapter (ESPN)
ERIC DUHATSCHEK: Projecting the magic playoff number (Globe & Mail)
KYLE WOODLIEF: Looking for sleepers in the 2009 NHL draft (USA Today)
ROB LONGLEY: Sour Grapes: Ovechkin due for another Coach's Corner scolding tonight (Toronto Sun)
JAMES DUTHIE: 'Geno' not flashy or a marketer's dream (Ottawa Citizen)
RED FISHER: Habs' best have to play their best to win (Montreal Gazette)
RANDY YOUNGMAN: Should Ducks retire Paul Kariya's No. 9? (Orange County Register)
THOMAS BOSWELL: Let the Great 8 Celebrate (Washington Post)Subscriber site
MIKE BOONE: Money game for Brodeur (Montreal Gazette)
DON BRENNAN: Addition by subtraction for N.Y.? (Ottawa Sun)
GEORGE JOHNSON: Flames fail to show vital killer instinct (Calgary Herald)
LARRY BROOKS: Rangers' chemistry far from uns-Avery (New York Post)
RANDY SPORTAK: Don't turn into 'Ocho'! Pre-planning celebration of goal No. 50 puts Ovechkin offside when it comes to antics (Calgary Sun)
DAMIEN COX: Sedins on Leafs? Burke must be tempted (Toronto Star)

03/20/09

ADAM PROTEAU: Canadiens face tough UFA decisions (The Hockey News)
JIM KELLEY: Rookie coaches are the hot fix (Si.com)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Remember Alexander Mogilny? Well, we caught up with the once-famed winger (ESPN)
MIKE CHEN: Is Crosby really that good? (Foxsports)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Four years in, sizing up the shootout (ESPN)
STEPHEN BRUNT: Toronto silent during season of torment (Globe & Mail)
KEVIN ALLEN: Penguins emerge from doldrums looking like Cup contender (USA Today)
CAM COLE: It's not always about the money (Vancouver Sun)
JEFF BLAIR: Maple Leafs not good enough to throw games (Globe & Mail)
PAT HICKEY: Clouston has Sens on a roll (Montreal Gazette)
STEVE SIMMONS: Marty who? (Toronto Sun)
DAN BARNES: Will Oilers take farm to Oklahoma City? (Edmonton Journal)
MARK KISZLA: Giguere has got to go (Denver Post)
TONY GALLAGHER: Unheralded players contribute toward win (Vancouver Province)
TIM COWLISHAW: In NHL, even losers can be winners (Dallas Morning News)Subscriber site
DON BRENNAN: Ruutu gets a ribbing for chasing Price, who was very wrong (Ottawa Sun)
STEPHEN HARRIS: Much cause to B afraid (Boston Herald)
MIKE ZEISBERGER: Showing promise (Toronto Sun)
DAMIEN COX: Russian trend focusing on quality, not quantity (Toronto Star)

03/19/09

RYAN DIXON: Brodeur a beauty, but Roy the king (The Hockey News)
SARAH KWAK: Elias enjoys his own special night (Si.com)
MICHAEL FARBER: Beware name brand coaches and draft lottery tanking (Si.com)
WES GOLDSTEIN: Playoff opportunity knocking but Panthers aren't answering (CBS Sportsline)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: For Daniel Briere, groin pain just a bump on the ice (The Sporting News)
MIKE BROPHY: Playoffs, next year, maybe (Sportsnet)
LYLE RICHARDSON: Brodeur will always be one of the best (Foxsports)
DAVE DYE: Next six days are crucial (Detroit News)
ERIC FRANCIS: Third line's the charm (Calgary Sun)
MIKE ZEISBERGER: Joseph not eager to say goodbye (Toronto Sun)
BOB HUNTER: Tracking playoff race can be agony (Columbus Dispatch)
JOHN MacKINNON: Couple of sleepers to watch (Edmonton Journal)
RED FISHER: Classy coach handles exit with grace (Montreal Gazette)
GEORGE JOHNSON: Rebounding Flames take heat off with win (Calgary Herald)
DON BRENNAN: Bell answers call for Sens (Ottawa Sun)
LARRY BROOKS: Rangers, Torts take long view on roster (New York Post)

03/18/09

KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: It's a no-brainer — Brodeur best goalie ever (MSNBC)
WES GOLDSTEIN: Greatest of all time or not, Brodeur is best franchise goaltender ever (CBS Sportsline)
MARK CELIZIC: Brodeur's record among the best in sports (MSNBC)
JIM KELLEY: Unquestioned greatness (Sportsnet)
PIERRE LeBRUN: 'I have more goals than Iggy, Geno and Sid ... and you'll never guess who I am' (ESPN)
MARK SPECTOR: The Blues are back (Sportsnet)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: He made history, but Marty far from done (ESPN)
FILIP BONDY: A record to saver, Brodeur in same league as Maris' 61 (New York Daily News)
JIM MATHESON: Revising the all-time top 50 (Edmonton Journal)
DAVE STUBBS: Lundqvist gives NHL rivals a queasy feeling (Montreal Gazette)
TONY GALLAGHER: Ohlund receives what he deserves (Vancouver Province)
JAY GREENBERG: Brodeur last standup goalie left standing (New York Post)
TERRY JONES: Czech this out (Edmonton Sun)
DON BRENNAN: Sens once again feeding off extra Spezza deliveries (Ottawa Sun)
STEVE POLITI: Martin Brodeur chose to stay in New Jersey and chase wins, rather than leave to chase millions (Newark Star Ledger)
JOHN MacKINNON: No hint of any Oil change (Edmonton Journal)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Not in the stars for Marty (Vancouver Sun)
RED FISHER: Habs show spark despite shootout loss (Montreal Gazette)
MIKE ZEISBERGER: Leafs goaltenders are no threat to Marty's mark (Toronto Sun)
DAN BARNES: It's time to hit the road (Edmonton Journal)
TARA SULLIVAN: Magical night at The Rock (Bergen Record)
JEFF GORDON: Winchester still proving himself (St. Louis Post Dispatch)

03/17/09

KEN CAMPBELL: Many happy returns (The Hockey News)
JIM KELLEY: Unquestioned greatness (Sportsnet)
ALLAN MUIR: Western bubble teams forecast (Si.com)
MARK SPECTOR: On Spec (Sportsnet)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Steven Stamkos finally showing NHL what the fuss was all about (ESPN)
LYLE RICHARDSON: Tough economy puts hurt on KHL's power play (Foxsports)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: Nothing typical about Brodeur's path (ESPN)
JEFF Z, KLEIN: In Debating the Best, Brodeur Has Company (New York Times)Subscriber site
IAN O'CONNOR: Goalie guru Strelow made Brodeur a Devil (Bergen Record)
DAMIEN COX: Brodeur's half-butterfly effect? (Toronto Star)
DAVE DYE: Personnel pressure on the Florida Panthers (Detroit News)
DON BRENNAN: Feels like part of my family (Ottawa Citizen)
CHRIS ZELKOVICH: Hockey fans love fighting, survey says (Toronto Star)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Johnson fingered for blame (Vancouver Sun)
JEFF GORDON: Blues would be doomed without Mason (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
TERRY JONES: Oilers' fun has fizzled (Edmonton Sun)
CHRIS STEVENSON: More to Kilrea than quick wit (Ottawa Citizen)
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: Is Brodeur the best, or are the Devils simply super stingy? (Calgary Herald)
PAT HICKEY: Avery spurs a revival for Rangers (Montreal Gazette)
MIKE ZEISBERGER: Kaberle's game of risk (Toronto Sun)
BOB DUFF: Jovanovski optimistic (Windsor Star)
BRUCE GARRIOCH: Yes! You've just got to cheer for Killer (Ottawa Citizen)
ROB LONGLEY: Pens peaking at key time (Toronto Sun)
DON BRENNAN: Elliott rollin' since Leclaire deal (Ottawa Citizen)
DAVE PERKINS: Healthy Kaberle worth the wait for Leafs (Toronto Star)

03/16/09

JAKE DUHAIME: Bruins set sights on Presidents' Trophy (Foxsports)
BOB DUFF: Osgood supports Engelage (Windsor Star)
MIKE ZEISBERGER: With the NHL season winding down, it's time to see which players have stood above the rest in the race for season-ending hardware (Toronto Sun)
DAVE STUBBS: Here's looking at you, kid (Montreal Gazette)
CHRIS STEVENSON: Killer's swan song a sweet one (Ottawa Sun)
JAY GREENBERG: Avery, Antropov the difference (New York Post)
DARCY HENTON: Eva Pocklington key to bankruptcy fraud case (Edmonton Journal)
MICHAEL ARACE: Loss doesn't erase all good Jackets have done (Columbus Dispatch)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Can the Canucks survive without Burrows? (Vancouver Sun)
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: Despite the bad trip, Flames come out winners (Calgary Herald)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Ducks hurt by an old friend (Los Angeles Times)Subscriber site
JACK TODD: Carbo went from toast to roast (Montreal Gazette)
DON BRENNAN: Senators can't let A-Train off tracks (Ottawa Sun)
GARTH WOOLSEY: TV glued to Sean Avery's 'bad-boy' act (Toronto Star)
BERNIE MIKLASZ: Never easy for Blues — or their fans (St. Louis Post Dispatch)

03/15/09

PIERRE LeBRUN: Fight brewing between union, league; Sedin twins talks on hold (ESPN)
STEVE SIMMONS: Looks like Tavares won't be pulling a Lindros -- shame ... Bob Gainey's no dummy ... Jays' 2009 rotation not looking so hot (Toronto Sun)
STEPHEN HARRIS: Martin Brodeur about to set new goalie standard (Boston Herald)
DAVE STUBBS: Brodeur on cusp of destiny (Montreal Gazette)
JAY GREENBERG: No Wade that Torts can get Redden out (New York Post)
DAN BARNES: Lack of intensity costs Oilers (Edmonton Journal)
DAMIEN CRISTODERO: Bill Davidson's legacy includes Tampa Bay Lightning's Stanley Cup (St. Petersburg Times)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Info to keep under your cap (Boston Globe)Subscriber site
STEVE GORTEN: Brodeur ties Roy in wins, but stays modest (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
MICHAEL RUSSO: Them's fightin' words (Minnesota Star-Tribune)Subscriber site
DAVE MOLINARI: Point/Counterpoint (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
SAM CARCHIDI: Healthy Briere could put Flyers over the top (Philadelphia Inquirer)
JOE HENDERSON: Davidson Left Positive Mark In Tampa Bay (Tampa Tribune)
DAN BARNES: Time for Pocklington to pay? (Edmonton Journal)
TERRY FREI: Roy's been in Cutler's spot (Denver Post)
DON BRENNAN: Before Springsteen plays Mellon Arena, Senators' boss makes his own music ... Comrie saves his best shot for last (Ottawa Sun)
STEVE BUCKLEY: Phil Kessel keeps it real with milestone goal (Boston Herald)
BUCKY GLEASON: Look for the Regier-Ruff team to stay on the job (Buffalo News)
STEVE GORTEN: Bouwmeester was Canucks' prime target (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
DAMIEN CRISTODERO: Tampa Bay Lightning would draft Sweden's defenseman Victor Hedman (St. Petersburg Times)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Too many men aren't concentrating (Boston Globe)Subscriber site
LARRY BROOKS: Extra demand cost Rangers Guerin at deadline (New York Post)
RED FISHER: Habs' slump continues (Montreal Gazette)
STEVE BUCKLEY: No doubts for Tim Thomas (Boston Herald)
BILL LANKHOF: Flames play down hopes (Toronto Sun)
STEPHEN HARRIS: Gary Roberts can’t go on this time (Boston Herald)
WAYNE SCANLAN: 'Always there' (Ottawa Citizen)

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