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Stanley Cup filled with tradition and history
WGN NewsThe Stanley Cup is overflowing with tradition and history. Here's everything you need to know about it. Why is the Stanley Cup the most venerated trophy in sports? Respect for elders. The trophy, then called the Challenge Cup, first was awarded in...Tags: Travel, Bars and Clubs, Football, Sylvain Lefebvre, Crime, Law and Justice
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U.S.A. Falls Short; Canada Wins Gold in Hockey
Web ReporterWith the flick of Sidney Crosby's wrist, Canada found Olympic redemption. From the pall of a luger's death, from a series of embarrassing glitches, from a first half so disappointing that Canadian Olympic officials prematurely conceded the medals race,...Tags: Football, Chris Drury, Roberto Luongo, National Hockey League, Jamie Langenbrunner
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Ducks' Scott Niedermayer retires after 18 seasons in the NHL
The Fabulous ForumStanding before his family, Ducks' defenseman Scott Niedermayer, one of the most decorated players in the history of hockey, choked up as he thanked them after he announced his retirement Tuesday afternoon at the Honda Center following 18 NHL seasons........ -
Hanging Hopes On Pronger
The Hartford CourantUnlike most men who run NHL teams, Brian Burke doesn't major in pitching trades and minor in pitching wedges. He hates golf. Blessed with a Harvard law degree and cursed by an obsession to work until he drops, the Whalers general manager thinks golf...Tags: Travelers Championship, Anaheim Ducks, Crime, Law and Justice, Geoff Sanderson, Florida Panthers
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The Hartford Whalers Historical Timeline
The Hartford CourantNovember 1971 -- The World Hockey Association awards franchise to sports enthusiasts and businessmen Howard Baldwin, John Colburn, Godfrey Wood and William Barnes. January 1972 -- Jack Kelley, a successful coach at Boston University, joins the New...Tags: Travel, Bars and Clubs, James Patrick, Sean Burke, Geoff Sanderson
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Hawks drop 5th straight
The Associated PressDavid Vyborny scored twice and had an assist in the third period to power Columbus to a 5-2 victory over the Blackhawks on Saturday night, giving the Blue Jackets a franchise record for points in a season. The victory gave Columbus 72 points, erasing the...Tags: Kyle Calder, Head Injuries, National Hockey League, Chicago Blackhawks, Columbus Blue Jackets
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Pittsburgh still the pits for Hawks
Tribune staff reporterIf there is a team that probably should be hoping the Penguins move anywhere as long as it's out of Pittsburgh, it's the Blackhawks. Ever since Mario Lemieux beat Eddie Belfour with 12 seconds left in Game 1 of the 1992 Stanley Cup finals—giving the...Tags: Nikolai Khabibulin, Field Hockey, National Hockey League, Sports, Chicago Blackhawks
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ESPN promotes South Dakota tourism or something
WatchdogESPN's latest "Mt. Rushmore of Sports" release doesn't make much more sense to me than the last one. It appears Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, Joe Namath and Manhasset's own Jim Brown will represent New York in this feature. I'm not......Tags: Tom Osborne, Joe Sakic, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Cy Young, Don Shula
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Illinois secures Mt. Rushmore honors from ESPN
WatchdogWe lost to Pennsylvania again! New York finished fourth in the final voting for ESPN's "Mt. Rushmore of Sports" feature, which was won by Illinois (Michael Jordan, Walter Payton, Ernie Banks, Mike Ditka) with 28.6 percent of the vote. Pennsylvania......Tags: Joe Paterno, Wilt Chamberlain, Paul William Bryant, Tiger Woods, Hank Aaron
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On the A-Rod beat
On the Yankees beatI think I should rename this blog "On the A-Rod beat." Still at the ballpark, since the A-Rod news never seems to end. Now he's hurt. TAMPA, Fla. ??? Alex Rodriguez will have his hip examined in Colorado today and......Tags: World Baseball Classic, Health, Priest Holmes, Injuries and Wounds, Major League Baseball
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Wally Szczerbiak's world at ESPN Zone spelling bee
WatchdogSources close to defending champion Jeff Feldman tell WatchDog he is planning to defend his title Thursday in the Sports Spelling Bee at the Times Square ESPN Zone. You might recall that last May Feldman, originally from Old Westbury,......Tags: Wally Szczerbiak, Times Square, American Express Company, Doug Mientkiewicz, ESPN (tv network)
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