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Thanks for the Memories

While he played for many teams, most hockey fans know Chris Chelios as one thing – a member of the Detroit Red Wings, where he played for 10 years. Now, 25 years in the NHL, Chelios is retiring. Here's a short look back at his great career.

Chicago gets a championship

It took 49 years, but the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Philadelphia Flyers and are now the 2010 Stanley Cup Champions.

Another championship for Philadelphia?

The Philadelphia Phillies recently won a World Series. Could the Flyers add another sports trophy to the "City of Brotherly Love?"

Going to the Stanley Cup Finals

While the city won't get to host the 2016 Summer Olympics, the Windy City is getting another shot to host a sporting event – the 2010 the Stanley Cup Finals.

Rebirth in Montreal

They have won more Stanley Cups than any other team in the NHL. Now the Montreal Canadiens find themselves just a conference final away from going back to the Stanley Cup final. Is this a rebirth for a team that once seem to own the sport.

Catching playoff fever in a Stanley Cup city

It's the month of May and thoughts usually turn to the start of the baseball season or the NBA playoffs. However, for the city on the three rivers – Pittsburgh – it's the Stanley Cup playoffs that are on the minds of sports fans. 

A Hockey team rises in the west

If the 2009-2010 hockey season were to end today, there would be a few surprise teams fighting for the Stanley Cup. One of them is located out west in the Valley of the Sun. Yes, the Phoenix Coyotes are one of this year's top teams.

It's Olympic hockey time

The 2010 Winter Olympics began last night, February 12, with the spectacular opening ceremonies in Vancouver. Now it is time for the Games to begin. Who will bring home hockey medals? Here's a quick preview.

An Olympian who isn't going to the Olympics

He might be one of the best players in the NHL that's no one's really heard about, and he's not going to the Winter Olympics. His name is Anze Kopitar and he plays for the Los Angeles Kings.

How to win your hockey pool in 2009

Four years ago I wrote an article called “How to win your hockey pool” and it became tremendously popular. This is the 2009 edition.
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