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OPINION

11/08/08

RYAN KENNEDY: Nate Hagemo’s long road back to hockey (The Hockey News)
ALLAN MUIR: Bang for the buck, Avery's antics and more from the mailbag (Si.com)
WES GOLDSTEIN: A lot of ceremony, and a meaningful game, for HOF weekend (CBS Sportsline)
RAY SLOVER: Flyers are looking for answers as stumbles continue (The Sporting News)
MIKE BROPHY: Stopping short (Sportsnet)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Larionov's Hall induction honors a truly remarkable journey (ESPN)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: Anderson's Hall wait is over, but timing was everything (ESPN)
GARY LOEWEN: McGuire doing his part for the environment (Toronto Sun)
RED FISHER: You can catch a falling Star in Dallas as team gets off to disappointing start (Montreal Gazette)
DON BRENNAN: Oh, brothers! Ruutus face off on ice -- but they've been playing games with each other for years (Ottawa Sun)
ROBERT TYCHKOWSKI: Even Gretzky slumped (Edmonton Sun)
LARRY BROOKS: Anderson latest ex-Ranger headed to hall who made name elsewhere (New York Post)
RED FISHER: Expect Devils' Lamoriello to make call to Rent a Goalie (Montreal Gazette)
DAMIEN COX: Is Price ready to dethrone King Marty for 2010 start? (Toronto Star)
DAVE STUBBS: CH pulse beats in heart of Leaf Nation (Montreal Gazette)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Scott Niedermayer, Ducks are seeing Stars (Los Angeles Times)Subscriber site
JAMES DUTHIE: Doubting Thomas not advisable (Ottawa Citizen)
JIM MATHESON: Ugly episodes of dancing with the Stars (Edmonton Journal)
JAY GREENBERG: Voros getting under opponents' skin (New York Post)
RED FISHER: Give Semin credit for saying what he thinks about Crosby (Montreal Gazette)
MICHAEL ARACE: Wild rides the norm for Blue Jackets, NHL (Columbus Dispatch)
MIKE BOONE: Wilson has best NHL job (Montreal Gazette)
TERRY KOSHAN: Hall hosting 100 years of Habs ... It would be great if the greats were more grating ... Tucks the terrible (Toronto Sun)
PAT HICKEY: Habs selloff not in cards for Gillett (Montreal Gazette)
RANDY SPORTAK: Goals are up -- and so are their victories -- as Flames show high-octane out of the gate this NHL season (Calgary Sun)

11/07/08

ADAM PROTEAU: Glenn Anderson should be praised for ‘quirky’ ways (The Hockey News)
JIM KELLEY: Injury secrecy policy hurts hockey (Si.com)
BILL CLEMENT: Toronto could be turning the corner (MSNBC)
JIM KELLEY: Padding the truth (Sportsnet)
AL STRACHAN: Larionov has a special place in hockey history (Foxsports)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Want full disclosure on NHL injuries? Vote for the LeBrun Amendment (ESPN)
JOE STARKEY: Malkin-Ovechkin feud festering (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Kings needed this victory (Los Angeles Times)Subscriber site
DAVE STUBBS: Game-hungry Canadiens eye main course (Montreal Gazette)
ERIC FRANCIS: Con-do attitude pays off (Calgary Sun)
RICK SADOWSKI: Brunette still wonders why (Denver Rocky Mountain News)
STEPHEN HARRIS: Bobby Orr stirs up memories (Boston Herald)
TOM JONES: Most significant NHL players of the past decade (St. Petersburg Times)
BRUCE GARRIOCH: End in sight for Sundin saga (Ottawa Sun)

11/06/08

RYAN DIXON: Devils can change their ways in tough situation (The Hockey News)
MICHAEL FARBER: The NHL's five stealth MVPs (Si.com)
WES GOLDSTEIN: Road trip to sunny California might be just what falling Stars need (CBS Sportsline)
BEN VALENTINE: The Price Is Right: Salary cap hockey picks (The Sporting News)
ALLAN MUIR: Devils had their eggs in one basket, and more notes (Si.com)
RAY SLOVER: Weekes or Khabibulin? Better the Devil you know (The Sporting News)
MARK SPECTOR: Roloson or Garon? (Sportsnet)
MIKE CHEN: Why is the game better this season? (Foxsports)
GEORGE JOHNSON: Koivu helping Wild get through another Gaborik-less stretch (ESPN)
DAMIEN COX: Hockey Hall of Fame's exclusion of women is just plain sad (ESPN)
CAM COLE: These Coyotes are pups (Vancouver Sun)
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: Head of steam (Calgary Herald)
MARK WHICKER: Ducks' top line performing superbly (Orange County Register)
DON BRENNAN: Bad ice par for the course (Ottawa Sun)
STEVE ZIPAY: After strong start, Rangers come back to Earth (New York Newsday)
VALERIE FORTNEY: Former NHL star bares soul for others (Calgary Herald)
WAYNE SCANLAN: Ovie returns somehow different (Ottawa Citizen)
SCOTT MORRISON: The New Jersey Devils and general manager Lou Lamoriello know they can't replace Martin Brodeur, so why would they even try? (Toronto Sun)

11/05/08

SAM McCAIG: The 'B' stories from every division (The Hockey News)
BRIAN CAZENEUVE: The young season's big surprises (Si.com)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Brodeur injury a season-changer for Devils (The Sporting News)
MARK SPECTOR: No more Mr. Dependable (Sportsnet)
LYLE RICHARDSON: What Brodeur's absence means for Devils (Foxsports)
JIM KELLEY: Let's put a smile on that face (Sportsnet)
ERIC DUHATSCHEK: Spirited Anderson finally gets his due (Globe & Mail)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Yes, Wellwood can (Vancouver Sun)
JEFF FISHER: Fun and game shows with Ducks and Kings (Orange County Register)
JIM MATHESON: Smith one of few bright lights for uninspired Tampa Bay Lightning (Edmonton Journal)
STEVE BUFFERY: Say: 'No tanks' (Toronto Sun)
CAM COLE: 'How'd he do that?' (Vancouver Sun)
JAY GREENBERG: Nothing to lose for Isles (New York Post)
ERIC FRANCIS: Let's hoist No. 14 (Calgary Sun)
DON BRENNAN: Fisher feeling fine after finding the twine in OT ... Ray makes return visit to capital ... Semin stirs the pot (Ottawa Sun)
ED WILLES: Still missing the key pieces to be contenders (Vancouver Province)
ED MORAN: Shanahan would be tough fit with Flyers (Philadelphia Daily News)
TERRY JONES: The Mork identity (Edmonton Sun)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Pronger's goal in overtime gives Ducks 1-0 victory over Kings (Los Angeles Times)Subscriber site
TONY GALLAGHER: Peterson lives life his way despite Parkinson's (Vancouver Province)
FILIP BONDY: Melrose hits Newark again (New York Daily News)
WAYNE SCANLAN: Ovie returns somehow different (Ottawa Citizen)
MARK HERRMANN: MacDonald steps in and steals the show for Isles (New York Newsday)
DAMIEN COX: Wilson: Leafs must rediscover defence (Toronto Star)

11/04/08

KEN CAMPBELL: Views on some recent news (The Hockey News)
DARREN ELIOT: In defense of fighting (Si.com)
MIKE BROPHY: Canadian watch (Sportsnet)
LYLE RICHARDSON: Rangers, Sharks top league after quick starts (Foxsports)
ERIC DUHATSCHEK: Striking back at hits to the head (Globe & Mail)
BRUCE ARTHUR: Leafs' style impossible to define (National Post)
DAVID SHOALTS: Growing pains in Leafland (Globe & Mail)
GARY LOEWEN: Mats not welcome anymore (Toronto Sun)
DAVE DYE: More NHL stars could be promoted (Detroit News)
WAYNE SCANLAN: Around and around they go (Ottawa Citizen)
DAMIEN COX: Is Sundin pondering life in the California sunshine? (Toronto Star)
BARRY ROZNER: Toews keeps his head up ... and Blackhawks on track (Chicago Daily Herald)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks fans keep the faith (Vancouver Sun)
ROB LONGLEY: Is Mats still the man? (Toronto Sun)
CHRIS STEVENSON: Fisher's funk nothing new (Ottawa Sun)
PAT HICKEY: Laraque lives by hockey's fight code (Montreal Gazette)
STEVE SIMMONS: Defence wraps Frost case in doubt (Toronto Sun)

11/03/08

LARRY BROOKS: Memo to Renney: stop wasting Gomez (New York Post)
JILL PAINTER: Luc who's voting -- Kings legend Robitaille will get his say in this election (Los Angeles Daily News)
MIKE ZEISBERGER: With their Twins of Tumult -- Avery and Ott -- the Stars are winning no popularity contests on the ice or off (Toronto Sun)
JERRY CROWE: Kings have never recovered from sticker shock (Los Angeles Times)Subscriber site
JACK TODD: Presto! Habs pull off great escapes (Montreal Gazette)
TERRY FREI: Avs need answers as much as wins (Denver Post)
BOB DUFF: Stars in the making (Windsor Star)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Ducks stick to game plan, beat Calgary, 3-2 (Los Angeles Times)Subscriber site
BRUCE GARRIOCH: Putting a cap on Alfie's deal (Ottawa Sun)
ED WILLES: Red Wings show Canucks how high bar is set (Vancouver Province)
DAVE STUBBS: The jersey boys (Montreal Gazette)

11/02/08

KEN McKENNA: Plethora of NHL picks fueling OHL Windsor's fiery start (The Sporting News)
BRAD KURTZBERG: Streit off to a fast start (Foxsports)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Issue still hard-hitting (Boston Globe)Subscriber site
STEVE SIMMONS: Goodenow freezes out Frost investigators ... Argos need to get creative to get successful ... MLSEL is Teachers' $1-billion baby (Toronto Sun)
THEOREN FLEURY: For better hockey, dump the penalties, not the puck (Calgary Herald)
TONY GALLAGHER: Draper exemplifies Red Wings' signing wisdom (Vancouver Province)
BRUCE GARRIOCH: Ducks latest team to roll out welcome Mats as December return looms for big Swede ... NHL won't roll dice on Vegas (Ottawa Sun)
MARK HERRMANN: NHL takes pains to hide players' injuries (New York Newsday)
DAVE MOLINARI: One more factor to throw into mix when explaining club's sluggish start (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
ED WILLES: The best, the busts and the rest (Vancouver Province)
PAT HICKEY: On Defence, Streit never rests (Montreal Gazette)
TERRY FREI: Waiting wouldn't have hurt Avs (Denver Post)
BOB HUNTER: Winning isn't everything, unless it's the Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
GEORGE JOHNSON: The One and Only Bearcat (Calgary Herald)
DAMIEN CRISTODERO: Too soon to say Tampa Bay Lightning coach Melrose's job in danger (St. Petersburg Times)
DAMIEN COX: What the heck is going on with surprising Leafs, wacky ... (Toronto Star)
TONY GALLAGHER: Looking to avoid exit on this road (Vancouver Province)
DAMIEN CRISTODERO: Too soon to say Tampa Bay Lightning coach Melrose's job in danger (St. Petersburg Times)
LARRY BROOKS: Head-hunting season in NHL (New York Post)
BUCKY GLEASON: After missing first 10 games, Connolly goes all in (Buffalo News)
BILL LANKHOF: Dubie's lighting it up (Toronto Sun)
BRUCE GARRIOCH: Stamkos heating up in the Sunshine State ... Nikulin looks set to hit the road ... Meszaros 'A' OK in Tampa (Ottawa Sun)
JIM MATHESON: Hockey World (Edmonton Journal)

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