101. Toronto Maple Leafs Transactions 1997-2003 February 8 Assigned left wing kris king to Chicago of the International HockeyLeague. February 3 - Removed forward kris king from the active roster and http://www.hockeynut.com/0304/tortrans19972003.html

Toronto Maple Leafs Latest Transactions 1997-2003 transactions: December 31 - Assigned center Clarke Wilm to St. John's (AHL). December 28 - Assigned goaltender Mikael Tellqvist to St. John's (AHL). December 27 - Recalled goaltender Mikael Tellqvist from St. John's (AHL). December 9 - Assigned defenseman Ric Jackman to St. John's (AHL). December 3 - Assigned goaltender Mikael Tellqvist to St. John's of the American Hockey League. November 26 - Assigned goaltender Trevor Kidd to St. John's (AHL). November 21 - Recalled center Harold Druken from St. John's (AHL). November 19 - Assigned center Harold Druken to St. John's (AHL). November 8 - Recalled defenseman Karel Pilar from St. John's (AHL). October 28 - Signed free agent center Clarke Wilhm to a one-year contract; signed defenseman Karel Pilar and assigned him to St. John's (AHL). Assigned defenseman Maxim Kondratieve to St. John's. October 6 - Assigned goaltender Jamie Hodson and defensemen Carlo Colaiacovo and Pierre Hedin to St. John's of the Americna Hockey League. October 5 - Assigned left wing Brad Leeb to St. John's of the American Hockey League.

102. The Oakland Press: Professional Sports: Goalie Pads May Be Downsized It s something that s affected hockey in every league in the world. king s estimate is that with reduced pad size the blocking area would be reduced 12 http://www.theoaklandpress.com/stories/040805/pro_20050408023.shtml

5 day forecast Subscribe Search Home Professional Sports Friday, April 8, 2005 E-mail Print Goalie pads may be downsized Web-posted Apr 8, 2005 By PAULA PASCHE Of The Daily Oakland Press ROMULUS - Smaller goaltender pads or larger nets? Advertisement In the spirit of not messing too much with the tradition-rich game of hockey, the NHL will likely downsize goalie equipment whenever the lockout ends. Looking to add more entertainment value, which translates into more scoring chances, the NHL's 30 general managers along with seven players, two referees and league and players association officials met on Thursday at the Westin at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. "We made some real good, solid headway with the goaltender's equipment. It's something that's affected hockey in every league in the world. If you look at the goals against - not just in the National Hockey League - but in European hockey, where it's supposed to be open and flowing hockey,'' said Colin Campbell, NHL executive vice president and director of hockey operations. Campbell met with 11 goaltenders on Wednesday to get their input. Two of them - Dallas' Marty Turco and New Jersey's Martin Brodeur - also participated in Thursday's meeting.

103. Thoroughbred Times News Archive hockey arena funding could help Arneault ice deal for track license Mercer saidKris Kin will probably instead target the king George VI and Queen http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/todaysnewsarchive/ttodaysnewsviewarchive.asp?Ar

104. Salon.com News | King Kaufman's Sports Daily If you re missing hockey, and I know some of you are, you should be paying king Kaufman is a senior writer for Salon. Visit his column archive. http://www.salon.com/news/sports/col/kaufman/2005/02/23/wednesday/index1.html

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