The Sports Network - National Hockey League More hockey. Minor Leagues College hockey And although oftinjured vetDamian rhodes was finally sent packing, that doesn t mean Hnilicka won t be http://www.sportsnetwork.com/default.asp?c=sportsnetwork&page=NHL/misc/canamucio
TSN.ca - NHL - Canada's Sports Leader 18Jun-99, Ottawa Senators traded damian rhodes to the Atlanta 23-Jan-96,Toronto Maple Leafs traded Ken Belanger and damian rhodes to the New York http://www.tsn.ca/nhl_network/teams/player_bio.asp?player_id=1246&hubName=
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NHL Hockey At I-Sportsbook.com Represents Atlanta Thrashers Owen, 48, joins the Thrashers after establishing RHO hockey, Goaltender DamianRhodes was acquired from the Ottawa Senators for future considerations. http://www.i-sportsbook.com/hockey/thrashers.html
Extractions: Thrashers Timeline June 25, 1997: The NHL awards the city of Atlanta an expansion franchise to begin play in the 1999-2000 NHL regular season. April 23, 1998: The Atlanta Thrashers unveil their official team logo in an NHL-first live Internet launch and simultaneously at the CNN Center in Atlanta. May, 8, 1998: The Thrashers began converting deposits to season tickets. June 23, 1998: Don Waddell named as the club's general manager. Waddell, the second youngest GM in the NHL at 39, comes to the club from the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red Wings, where he served as assistant general manager for the 1997-98 season. August 10, 1998: Waddell names Bob Owen Director of Player Evaluation and Development. Owen, 48, joins the Thrashers after establishing RHO Hockey, North America's first independent professional scouting service, in 1995. Prior to that, he worked for the L.A. Kings from 1984-1994. August 25, 1998: Waddell announces John Gill as Western Scout, the first of six full-time scouts who will report directly to Owen. Gill, 45, established his amateur scouting background with the Pittsburgh Penguins from 1984-95, then worked with the NHL's Colorado Avalanche from 1995-97.
Seattlepi.com Mariners Blog: Arthur Rhodes Update rhodes will take over the closer spot for the A s this year. The statistic Arthurrhodes has blown 27 of 44 save opportunities in his career is http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/baseball/archives/001494.html
Extractions: Main Just as the local media is keying in on new Mariners closer Eddie Guardado, the California papers are concentrating on Arthur Rhodes. Rhodes will take over the closer spot for the A's this year. He claims to be ready for his new role even though he has blown 27 of 44 save opportunities in his career. San Jose Mercury News Comments i don't think that Rhodes will be a great closer, I think that he's more suited for setup. He's got good stuff, but i don't believe that he is intimidating and he doesn't have the closer's mentality. Posted by: Sean Miller at February 23, 2004 03:10 PM The statistic "Arthur Rhodes has blown 27 of 44 save opportunities in his career" is idiotic. How many of those blown saves came in the ninth inning? My guess is about 3-4. This is ludicrous because if he blows a game in the 7th or 8th it's a 'blown save' even though he was never going for a save in the first place because he wasn't the closer. Why don't you look at his holds percentage because that is what middle relievers accumulate, not saves. I bet if you look at it, it's pretty darn good.
