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Risebrough spoke, Gaborik listened
How the Minnesota Wild got through to Marian Gaborik and notes from around the NHL.
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Kelley: 1,000 wins, countless lessons
Major junior coach Brian Kilrea has turned teaching and winning into a Hall of Fame career.
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Flyers rout of Leafs illustrates a point
Saturday's Flyers-Leafs proved one thing about the state of the game -- falling behind often means staying behind.
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Kelley: Hall of Fame inductees share hockey's joy
Players Pat LaFontaine and Grant Fuhr, owner Mike Ilitch, and coach Brian Kilrea shared the joy hockey has given as they were inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, Jim Kelley writes.
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LaFontaine, Richter great resources for U.S.
With so many questions surrounding its World Cup entrant, USA Hockey could start with two men for the answers.
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Kelley: Team-by-team midseason report
Will the Wings keep Curtis Joseph? Will the Leafs finish first? What the second half holds for all 30 teams.
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Kelley: Locking the gates of Hockeytown
Not convinced Dominik Hasek's days in Detroit are over? Read between the shots.
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Kelley: Winners, losers and everyone between
This time, the NHL's annual trade deadline included house cleaners, wheel spinners and casual bystanders.
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Habs rookie produces beyond expectations
After bouncing around the minors, Michael Ryder is making a name for himself -- and the Canadiens -- this season.
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All in good, clean fun
So far the Stanley Cup playoffs have been the model of intense -- and clean -- physical play. But have the critics noticed?
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Kelley: U.S. ready for here and now
Forget the brand-name recognition. The U.S. players on the World Cup of Hockey roster were chosen for one specific reason -- to win.
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Drafting goalies still risky business
Goaltending is the most important position in hockey -- arguably in all of sports. So why is deciding where to draft one so difficult?
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