NHL Hockey At I-Sportsbook.com Represents Vancouver Canucks Click here to go back to hockey section of ISportsbook.com tikkanen, Esa1995-96 to 1996-97 Tudor, Rob 1978-79 to 1979-80 http://www.i-sportsbook.com/hockey/vancouver_canucks_all_time_players.html
NHL Hockey At I-Sportsbook.com Represents Florida Panthers Click here to go back to hockey section of ISportsbook.com esa Tikkanenscores at 1202 of overtime as the New York Rangers eliminate the Panthers from http://www.i-sportsbook.com/hockey/pan2.html
Playoff - Trading Cards Playoff 1996 Checklists. 1996 hockey One on One Checklist 392 tikkanen, EsaLW Vancouver 393 Baumgartner, Ken LW Anaheim 394 Belfour, Ed G Chicago http://www.playoffinc.com/checklists/1996/checklists_96hockey.asp
World Jr. Record Book SLAM! GLOBAL NAVIGATION SLAM! JUNIOR hockey esa KeskinenMikko Makela-esaTikkanen, FIN - 52 (24-28), 1985, Finland Robert Reichel-Jaromir Jagr-Robert http://slam.canoe.ca/98WorldJunior/wjc_records.html
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IIHF - NEWS Finns Jari Kurri and esa tikkanen hold the European record with five Stanley 1994 New York Rangers esa tikkanen (FIN), Alexander Karpovtsev (RUS), http://www.iihf.com/news/iihfpr5604.htm
Extractions: Ruslan Fedotenko becomes first Ukrainian to win Stanley Cup Kiev-born Ruslan Fedotenko, 25, became the first player from Ukraine to win the Stanley Cup and Nikolai Khabibulin became the first Russian goaltender to lead his team to the coveted trophy as the Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the Calgary Flames in the seventh game of the 2004 Stanley Cup final. Fedotenko scored both goals in Tampa's 2-1 win over Calgary thus giving the Lightning its first ever cup victory. Altogether seven more European players will have thier names engraved on Lord Stanley's Cup. Also on Tampa's team: Czechs Stanislav Neckar and Pavel Kubina, Slovak Martin Cibak, Swede Fredrik Modin and Russian Dimitry Afanasenkov. This brings the number of European Stanley Cup winners to 69. Finns Jari Kurri and Esa Tikkanen hold the "European record" with five Stanley Cup wins each, while Swedes Stefan Persson and Anders Kallur have won it four times.
Helsingin Jääkiekkoklubi/HJK History In English The boys wanted to play ice hockey, and a driver was needed. His name wasEsa tikkanen and a couple of years later he would be in our own team. http://www.helsinginjaakiekkoklubi-hjk.fi/muutsivut/history.shtml
Extractions: Minnesota North Stars 1972 Helsingin Jääkiekkoklubi - Hockeyclub HJK The boys wanted to play ice hockey, and a driver was needed. Soon also a coach was needed, and the driver became also a coach. It all began in 'Minnesota North Stars'. Yes, it was a suburb junior club in the so-called Canada-series of Jokerit. In the autumn 1974 I was asked to form a F-junior team (8 years) in the HJK (Helsingin Jääkiekkoklubi). As I did not have many candidates available except my own son Vesa and some others, I started calling the teachers and school caretakers of all lower grade schools in Helsinki. I requested if they had any wild 8 years old youngsters, who could skate a bit. Later a survey was organized in an ice hall, where some 100 eager and hopeful aspirants arrived. The skating abilities of most of them were not much to speak of, so it was quite easy to pick among them the needed 20 new team members. The season proved successful and I got the idea of organizing the Finnish championship tournament in the big ice hall. The sensation of the games was a distant team of Polar region, which consisted of only 7 boys and the coach. As I met them on the railway station, they did not have any equipment along. When asked about that the coach tapped his trouser pocket and answered
Playoff Hockey Setting The National hockey League, circa the printing of the game. 196 EsaTikkanen U 197 Brian Bradley U 198 Daren Puppa U 199 Alexander Selivanov U http://www.rpweld3.com/reviews/playoffh.html
Extractions: Game Play: Both interesting and true to the sport. Each player chooses six cards to represent his team. You need a Center, two Defensemen, a Right Wig, A Left Wing, and a Goalie. You then lay those out on the table in the starting positions for a hockey game (very nice illustrations in the rulebook, by the way). The goal is to get possession of the hockey puck, skate your team forward and shoot for a goal. Play ends when one person runs out of cards. At that time, whoever has the most points wins. This game does use custom dice to resolve actions, but even though I personally hate games which require additional materials, I didn't mind this as much because the dice were clever. These were six-sided dice with two blank sides, a puck, a whistle and an NHL logo. Whenever you are trying to shoot, you roll dice equal to your card's SHOOT stat. Count the number of pucks and NHL logos. If the logo matches the shooter's team, it counts double. The Goalie rolls dice equal to their BLOCK stat. If you beat the goalie, you score a point. Pretty simple and very quick. Other than that, all you really need to figure out is what to do with the cards. Each player has a hand of three cards. They must draw one and play one per turn. The cards will allow you to SKATE a player forward so they can take a shot (or if they don't have the puck, they add +1 die to the player who has it), SHOOT, PASS or STEAL. Of course there are actually a lot of variations. One card might say: "OFFENSE: SKATE wingman, PASS puck to CENTER, SHOT at +1". If you don't have a useful card in your hand, you may discard any card to SKATE or SHOOT (but only if you have the puck). One last thing: they don't include a puck counter, so they recommend you use a nickel.
NHL Playoff Leaders(Monday, June 9, 1997 12:43:25 PM) 0 2 0 65 10.8 *JANNE NIINIMAA PHILADELPHIA 19 1 12 13 3 16 1 0 1 0 56 1.8 ESATIKKANEN NY RANGERS 15 9 Nobody covers hockey like SportsLine. Click here. http://www.usatoday.com/sports/hockey/shn/shn97p01.htm
Extractions: Through games of @Sunday, June 8, 1997@ PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW OT S PCTG PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW OT S PCTG GOAL SCORING ASSISTS NAME TEAM GP G NAME TEAM GP A POWER PLAY GOALS SHORT HAND GOALS NAME TEAM GP PP NAME TEAM GP SH POWER PLAY ASSISTS SHORT HAND ASSISTS NAME TEAM GP PPA NAME TEAM GP SHA POWER PLAY POINTS SHORT HAND POINTS NAME TEAM GP PPP NAME TEAM GP SHP JOE SAKIC COLORADO 17 12 TODD MARCHANT EDMONTON 12 3 SANDIS OZOLINSH COLORADO 17 12 TONY AMONTE CHICAGO 6 2 VALERI KAMENSKY COLORADO 17 10 BRIAN ROLSTON NEW JERSEY 10 2 CLAUDE LEMIEUX COLORADO 17 9 DIXON WARD BUFFALO 12 2 PETER FORSBERG COLORADO 14 8 BORIS MIRONOV EDMONTON 12 2 WAYNE GRETZKY NY RANGERS 15 8 *REM MURRAY EDMONTON 12 2 JOHN LECLAIR PHILADELPHIA 19 8 ROD BRIND'AMOUR PHILADELPHIA 19 2 *JANNE NIINIMAA PHILADELPHIA 19 8 KRIS DRAPER DETROIT 20 2 SERGEI FEDOROV DETROIT 20 8 VYACHESLAV KOZLOV DETROIT 20 8
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