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The Rögle Report

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:10:21-04:00June 9th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Patrik Zackrisson

Several intriguing youngsters dominated Sweden's version of the American Hockey League, but it was a former NHL star who drew the most interest for Rögle BK. Find out what fantasy signifigance they hold in today's Bugg Bytes as we begin a review of lower-level European hockey.

One star forward, one star defenseman, and a star goalie. At most levels of hockey, that will get you pretty far. Such was the case in 2006-07 for Rögle BK of the HockeyAllsvenskan, a team based out of the coastal city of Ängelholm. Demoted from the Elitserien in 1996, a 99-point season and first place finish this year won the club a second shot at playing in Sweden's highest league. Their bid in the Kvalserien, or promotional, series came up short, but several noteworthy performances caught the eye of SEL teams:

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The Rögle Report

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:10:19-04:00June 9th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Patrik Zackrisson

Several intriguing youngsters dominated Sweden's version of the American Hockey League, but it was a former NHL star who drew the most interest for Rögle BK. Find out what fantasy signifigance they hold in today's Bugg Bytes as we begin a review of lower-level European hockey.

One star forward, one star defenseman, and a star goalie. At most levels of hockey, that will get you pretty far. Such was the case in 2006-07 for Rögle BK of the HockeyAllsvenskan, a team based out of the coastal city of Ängelholm. Demoted from the Elitserien in 1996, a 99-point season and first place finish this year won the club a second shot at playing in Sweden's highest league. Their bid in the Kvalserien, or promotional, series came up short, but several noteworthy performances caught the eye of SEL teams:

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Vancouver in the Finals!

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:10:32-04:00May 26th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

No, it wasn't another Roberto Luongo miracle. And the Sedins didn't cycle the Nucks to glory. In fact, the only thing the Sedins are cycling right now are golf balls. Instead, it's the Vancouver Giants who will be playing for the Cup - the Memorial Cup, that is - thanks to a dominant 8-1 win last night. How does the final match break down? Will it be Medicine "Can't escape the legend of Kelly Hrudey" Hat or the Giants? Also this week, prospect signings are fast furious. Get it all here!

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Vancouver in the Finals!

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:10:30-04:00May 26th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

No, it wasn't another Roberto Luongo miracle. And the Sedins didn't cycle the Nucks to glory. In fact, the only thing the Sedins are cycling right now are golf balls. Instead, it's the Vancouver Giants who will be playing for the Cup - the Memorial Cup, that is - thanks to a dominant 8-1 win last night. How does the final match break down? Will it be Medicine "Can't escape the legend of Kelly Hrudey" Hat or the Giants? Also this week, prospect signings are fast furious. Get it all here!

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Mid to End Season Analysis Part 1

By Jim Gunther|2015-07-24T11:10:35-04:00May 17th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Just before the midway point of the 2006-2007 NHL season, Dobberhockey.com staff helped contribute towards the Midseason Guide. Besides insider tips, trade rumors, prospect information and more, there was a breakdown of the players current pace as well the projected totals. Now that the 2006-2007 NHL season is over we can tally the stats and compare which players performed above or below their midseason pace.

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Mid to End Season Analysis Part 1

By Jim Gunther|2015-07-24T11:10:34-04:00May 17th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Just before the midway point of the 2006-2007 NHL season, Dobberhockey.com staff helped contribute towards the Midseason Guide. Besides insider tips, trade rumors, prospect information and more, there was a breakdown of the players current pace as well the projected totals. Now that the 2006-2007 NHL season is over we can tally the stats and compare which players performed above or below their midseason pace.

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Repik-ing Playoff Performers

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:10:39-04:00May 12th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Far and away, the biggest story of the 2006-07 postseason across the Canadian Hockey League has been the re-arrival of some forgotten names. Once touted as can't-miss stars, these players seemed to start out well, bust, and then suddenly shoot back on the scene with otherwordly play. So which of these guys should you trust to remain out of bust territory?

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Repik-ing Playoff Performers

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:10:38-04:00May 12th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Far and away, the biggest story of the 2006-07 postseason across the Canadian Hockey League has been the re-arrival of some forgotten names. Once touted as can't-miss stars, these players seemed to start out well, bust, and then suddenly shoot back on the scene with otherwordly play. So which of these guys should you trust to remain out of bust territory?

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Hockey in May: Beyond the NHL.

By Jeff Angus|2015-07-24T11:10:44-04:00May 8th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

With most of the North American hockey audience tuned into the playoffs, the IIHF World Hockey Championships have been going on in Moscow. There are many usual faces, like Eric Staal, Shane Doan, and Marian Gaborik, as well as some lesser-known players.

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Hockey in May: Beyond the NHL.

By Jeff Angus|2015-07-24T11:10:43-04:00May 8th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

With most of the North American hockey audience tuned into the playoffs, the IIHF World Hockey Championships have been going on in Moscow. There are many usual faces, like Eric Staal, Shane Doan, and Marian Gaborik, as well as some lesser-known players.

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