Extractions: Each plaque features an unautographed officially licensed full color 8 x 10 photograph mounted on a 12 x 15 marble painted plaque with an acrylic cover, and 4 x 8 diamond tip engraved plate highlighting the player's career stats with a color coordinated background plate. Please note that this cannot ship internationally. SOLD OUT OF ALL SIZES/COLORS
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Extractions: 30 Former Collegians Invited to U.S. Olympic Camp The 2006 U.S. Olympic Team that will compete in Torino, Italy, in February is assured of having a strong college hockey presence. Thirty of the 39 players invited to September's U.S. Olympic Orientation Camp, which USA Hockey announced today, played college hockey. Don Waddell, the former Northern Michigan star who is general manager of the U.S. team, made the announcement. The camp will be held Sept. 5-8 in Colorado Springs, Colo. Former Olympians such as Bill Guerin, Keith Tkachuk, Doug Weight, Chris Drury, Aaron Miller, Brian Rafalski and Brian Rolston headline what is largely a young group, featuring two players who were in college as recently as 2003-04 (Zach Parise and Ryan Suter). The 30 players represent 19 schools, with Boston University, St. Cloud State and Wisconsin leading the way with three representatives apiece. Boston College, Lake Superior State, Michigan State, Minnesota and North Dakota each have two former players invited. "The orientation camp will be a terrific opportunity for our staff to come together with the candidates for our Olympic Team to assess the potential make-up of our squad," Waddell said. "It will not be a tryout camp as the evaluation process will continue throughout the first part of the NHL season, however, it will be an important first step in the total process."
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Extractions: Lundi 22 octobre 2001 - Lexpérience et aussi la compétence, ça se paie. Les Red Wings de Detroit ont adopté cette philosophie de gestion mais il fallait nécessairement un propriétaire avec des coffres bien garnis et aussi avec un gros ego pour risquer autant. Mike Ilitch a donné à son personnel hockey des millions de dollars pour bâtir une équipe de premier plan. Le prix à payer : la plus haute masse salariale de la Ligue nationale, selon des chiffres fournis par lAssociation des joueurs. Une masse de $64 millions, près de $65 millions. Au deuxième rang, cest un peu à lopposé des équipes qui ont bien dépensé leurs dollars. Les Rangers, malgré une masse salariale de $58,163,539, demeurent qui na aucunement lassurance de se tailler une place dans les séries éliminatoires. Sans oublier quavec les paiements différés à des joueurs qui ne sont même plus avec léquipe, la masse salariale des Rangers atteint $74,000,000. Du côté de lAvalanche du Colorado, deux points intéressants. Le salaire de $11 million de Peter Forsberg nest pas inscrit et il ne faut pas oublier que le salaire de Joe Sakic est passé de $2 millions à $9,832,727.
Extractions: July 28, 2005 Colorado Springs, Colo. - USA Hockey today announced that 39 players (including nine CCHA alumni), representing 21 different National Hockey League teams, have been invited to the 2005 U.S. Olympic Men's Ice Hockey Orientation Camp, to be held Sept. 5-8 in Colorado Springs, Colo. The nine former CCHA players hoping to earn a U.S. Olympic team berth are goalie Ryan Miller (Michigan State), defensemen Mark Eaton (Notre Dame), Andy Roach (Ferris State) and John-Michael Liles (Michigan State) and forwards Jason Blake (Ferris State) Ryan Kesler (Ohio State), Mike Knuble (Michigan), Brian Rolston (Lake Superior) and Doug Weight (Lake Superior). "The orientation camp will be a terrific opportunity for our staff to come together with the candidates for our Olympic Team to assess the potential make-up of our squad," said Don Waddell (Duluth, Ga.), general manager of the 2006 Olympic Men's Ice Hockey Team in making the announcement. "It will not be a tryout camp as the evaluation process will continue throughout the first part of the NHL season, however, it will be an important first step in the total process." The camp is designed to assist in the preparation of the 2006 United States Olympic Men's Ice Hockey Team that will compete at the XX Olympic Winter Games to be held Feb. 10-26 in Torino, Italy, and will consist of both on- and off-ice components.
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Extractions: May 20, 2004 Former Wildcat Ty Conklin named to Team USA for 2004 World Cup of Hockey COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. USA Hockey today named 26 players, including 14 members of the silver-medal winning 2002 U.S. Men's Olympic Ice Hockey Team, and 13 returners from the 1996 squad that raised the World Cup of Hockey trophy, to the United States roster that will compete at the World Cup of Hockey 2004. The U.S. is the defending champion of the World Cup of Hockey, having defeated Canada, 5-2, in the third game of a best-of-three final series in 1996, which was the last time the event took place. The World Cup of Hockey 2004 will be held August 30-September 14 across North America and Europe. "Our goal was to assemble the ideal team for a seven-game playoff series in which every game is a seventh game," said Pleau. "We examined a number of factors including experience, youth, energy, speed and versatility, while considering an overall team chemistry that allows us to gel as we move through the tournament. We are very pleased with those we have selected to represent the United States, and excited about the challenge of defending the championship in the World Cup of Hockey." Fifteen forwards were selected to the roster, nine of whom competed in the World Cup of Hockey 1996: Tony Amonte (Hingham, Mass./Philadelphia Flyers), Bill Guerin (Wilbraham, Mass./Dallas Stars), Brett Hull (Belleville, Ont./Detroit Red Wings), Steve Konowalchuk (Salt Lake City, Utah/Colorado Avalanche), Mike Modano (Livonia, Mich./Dallas Stars), Brian Rolston (Flint, Mich./Boston Bruins), Bryan Smolinski (Toledo, Ohio/Ottawa Senators), Keith Tkachuk (Melrose, Mass./St. Louis Blues), and Doug Weight (Warren, Mich./St. Louis Blues). The remaining six forwards named are: Jason Blake (Moorhead, Minn./New York Islanders), Craig Conroy (Potsdam, N.Y./Calgary Flames), Chris Drury (Trumbull, Conn./Buffalo Sabres), Jeff Halpern (Potomac, Md./Washington Capitals), Jamie Langenbrunner (Cloquet, Minn./New Jersey Devils), and Jeremy Roenick (Boston, Mass./Philadelphia Flyers).
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Extractions: E-mail ... Discuss The future of the NHL: Going up or down? 04:58 PM CDT on Wednesday, July 27, 2005 By MIKE HEIKA / The Dallas Morning News A whole new world, right? That's what this lost NHL season was about. A new economic system to help owners and balance the playing field for small-market teams. A dose of rule changes to bring excitement back to the game. And a new marketing plan to get people to appreciate the stars of the league. So now that we know the particulars of the new agreement and the specifics of the rule changes, how will this affect the NHL? Will this be the new world that's expected or will it simply be a repackaged version of the old junk? Here's a vote that says the changes will help and that at least a few teams will be seriously affected. Who and how? Here are five teams that should see positive changes and five that could struggle: POSITIVES Edmonton The Oilers found a way to stay competitive in the old economic system, so it's a good bet that GM Kevin Lowe should be able to flourish in the new one. It's not so much that Edmonton will be able to get more players, it's just that the Oilers should have a much better chance of keeping their own.
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