Articles for tag: Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur

Karla News

The Stanley Cup Trophy: A History & Tradition

To be honest, I am a casual hockey fan at best. My interest in the sport has been piqued this year by the success of the Chicago Blackhawks. I have gained a new found respect for hockey as I have followed along during the Playoffs, but I still have a rudimentary knowledge of the rules ...

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Best Stanley Cup Finals Since 1990

In 1990, the Edmonton Oilers won their 5th Cup in 7 seasons. That would mark the end of the mega dynasties in the NHL. Before the Oilers won, the Islanders won 4 in a row, and before that the Canadiens won 4 in a row. Since 1990 there have been some repeats, but nothing close ...

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Devils Eliminated – Avery Calls Brodeur ‘Fatso’

Sean Avery had a rare chance to take the high road tonight. True to form, he declined. After another sub-par performance tonight, Martin Brodeur and his New Jersey Devils were eliminated from the playoffs by their hated rivals from New York, losing 5-3. Following a long tradition the two teams lined up at center ice ...

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Five Greatest Playoff Goalies in NHL History: Fan’s Take

From rules to rinks, the National Hockey League seen many changes over the years, but one aspect of the game has stayed the same: Goaltending wins championships. With the puck set to drop on the 2011-12 NHL playoffs, here’s a look at the five greatest playoff netminders of all time: 5. Billy Smith (88-36)* — ...