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The Return of the King

By |2007-03-28T15:15:30-04:00March 28th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

This was originally submitted to and published by The Hockey News, ESPN.com, and MSN.ca on Monday March 26.

 

 

 

His follow-up to his outstanding rookie campaign has been disappointing to say the least, but don’t close the book on Henrik Lundqvist just yet. The New York Rangers goaltender is quickly turning his numbers into the lofty standards that he set last season, putting together a streak in which he is 8-1-2.
 

The Return of the King

By |2007-03-28T15:15:30-04:00March 28th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

This was originally submitted to and published by The Hockey News, ESPN.com, and MSN.ca on Monday March 26.

 

 

 

His follow-up to his outstanding rookie campaign has been disappointing to say the least, but don’t close the book on Henrik Lundqvist just yet. The New York Rangers goaltender is quickly turning his numbers into the lofty standards that he set last season, putting together a streak in which he is 8-1-2.
 

Here Come the Canucks

By |2007-03-25T12:47:39-04:00March 25th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

Luongo

 

Since Christmas, the Vancouver Canucks are 28-5-5. No team is hotter than Vancouver since that holiday and this includes the Pittsburgh Penguins. Suddenly, this team is within striking distance of the formidable Predators for top spot in the Western Conference and they can thank goaltender Roberto Luongo for the feat.

 

Here Come the Canucks

By |2007-03-25T12:47:39-04:00March 25th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

Luongo

 

Since Christmas, the Vancouver Canucks are 28-5-5. No team is hotter than Vancouver since that holiday and this includes the Pittsburgh Penguins. Suddenly, this team is within striking distance of the formidable Predators for top spot in the Western Conference and they can thank goaltender Roberto Luongo for the feat.

 

Stellar in the Cellar

By |2007-03-24T22:40:07-04:00March 24th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

With a mere eight or so games left in the 2006-07 regular season, now is the time to turn away from the bigwig contender teams and look small. That's where you stand to find the best young kids as they earn call-ups with their craptacular parent clubs. As vets sit out the rest of the year healing wounds they'd normally suck up for the postseason, these future stars will start seeing big ice. And there may be the odd gem among several stinkers as longshot prospects get a look. Here are some recent such performances- both good and bad.

Stellar in the Cellar

By |2007-03-24T22:40:07-04:00March 24th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

With a mere eight or so games left in the 2006-07 regular season, now is the time to turn away from the bigwig contender teams and look small. That's where you stand to find the best young kids as they earn call-ups with their craptacular parent clubs. As vets sit out the rest of the year healing wounds they'd normally suck up for the postseason, these future stars will start seeing big ice. And there may be the odd gem among several stinkers as longshot prospects get a look. Here are some recent such performances- both good and bad.

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