101. Don't Expect To See Messier Toiling In The Garden - July 20, 2005 - The New York Word came out of Hilton Head SC yesterday that Mark messier is still The twoplayed instrumental roles in bringing hockey to the forefront of the New http://www.nysun.com/article/17316

Sign In Subscribe Now July 20, 2005 edition of The New York Sun Search our Archives Advanced Search NEWS Home National Foreign New York ... It Shines For All FEATURES Entertainment On The Town Photo Gallery Style ... Travel CLASSIFIEDS Careers Real Estate Automotive Notices ... Email this article Don't Expect To See Messier Toiling in the Garden Hockey By KEVIN GREENSTEIN July 20, 2005 A D V E R T I S E M E N T Former Air America Executive Worked For Bronx Club Roberts Seduces Democrats Until Schumer Turns Bloomberg for Mayor California Judge Sides With Atheist On Pledge of Allegiance in Classroom ... Scores of Residential Condos Go Up on the East Side Word came out of Hilton Head, S.C., yesterday that Mark Messier is still contemplating a return to the ice. Though the 44-year-old center is long past the day when he could control the outcome of a hockey game through his own force of will, he is still more than capable of taking a regular shift as the third- or fourth-line center for a productive hockey team. Of course, whenever rumors about Messier circulate, Madison Square Garden must be considered a possible destination. Theoretically, it would be nice if Messier and fellow unrestricted free agent Brian Leetch, 37,could finish their careers in style on Broadway. The two played instrumental roles in bringing hockey to the forefront of the New York sports scene in the mid-1990s, culminating with a heroic performance that brought the Stanley Cup to the Garden for the first time in 54 long years.

102. Legends Of Hockey NHL Player Search Player Eric Lindros Once again Lindros s parents informed Quebec management that eric wasn t interestedin playing Visit the hockey Hall of Fame NaviSkater at www.hhof.com http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SearchPlayer.jsp?player=

103. Edmonton Oilers Posters And Prints At Art.com See Mark messier eric Lindros Brian Leetch ©Photofile Photograph Framed See Mark messier eric Lindros Brian Leetch - ©Photofile Photograph Mounted http://www.art.com/asp/display-asp/_/id--2096/Edmonton_Oilers.htm

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104. Official Site Of The AHL Powered By SLAM! Sports .The Springfield Falcons have secured their spot in the American hockey League messier played in 127 AHL games over two seasons netting 21 goals and 35 http://www.theahl.com/AHLNews97-98/nov11_falcons.html

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105. SatireWire | NHL A Welcome Distraction From Recent Violence The National hockey League opened its regular season Wednesday, forward Ericmessier into the boards, injuring messier s shoulder in a senseless attack http://www.satirewire.com/news/0110/hockey.shtml

Home Book Archives Features ... About Please Note CAMEO Cool Estate Jewelry. Impress her for once. FARK.COM It's not news, it's Drew's. BBSPOT.COM It's not Drew, it's Brian HUMORFEED It's not Brian, it's Everyone The Angel Anthony Group e-solutions for your business "Pro hockey is back to provide the thrills and excitement its fans want, and need, in light of the recent tragic events." Phil Coffey, NHL.com (official National Hockey League site) NHL SEASON OPENS: HOCKEY PROVIDES WELCOME RESPITE FROM VIOLENCE Pittsburgh, Pa. (SatireWire.com) In Pittsburgh, Penguin right winger Stephane Richer slammed Colorado Avalanche forward Eric Messier into the boards, injuring Messier's shoulder in a senseless attack that temporarily mitigated memories of the senseless attacks on America on Sept. 11. Colorado won the game 3-1 In Toronto, Maple Leafs' center Darcy Tucker did his part to distract fans from the seemingly random brutality of a chaotic world by blindsiding Ottawa's Karel Rachunek, leaving the Senator defenseman motionless on the ice for 10 minutes. Ottawa squeaked out a 5-4 win. Rachunek was taken off on a stretcher "The disquieting images of New York and Washington are forever enchased on the minds of millions, but at some point, we have to let ourselves escape those images," Tucker said in a post-game interview. "But I will say this: Whether people perpetrate violence against others for political reasons or religious reasons, it's unjustifiable and inherently wrong,"

106. ESPN Classic - Great Expectations Haunt Talented Lindros eric Lindros was the NHL s MVP in 1995. Cut from the mold of Mark messier,his childhood hero, Lindros was projected to follow Wayne Gretzky and Mario http://espn.go.com/classic/biography/s/Lindros_Eric.html

ESPN Network: ESPN.com NBA.com NHL.com WNBA.com ... Other sports ALSO SEE Lindros was 1995 NHL MVP Great expectations haunt talented Lindros By Bob Carter Special to ESPN.com "We're going to look back and say, 'Wow, what could have been with this guy. And what still could be.' I haven't closed the book on Eric because this one's going to have more pages than War and Peace," says Michael Farber of Sports Illustrated in ESPN Classic's SportsCentury series. Even as a 16-year-old, Eric Lindros' body seemed out of place. So huge, so strong, so striking when matched against his peers. Lindros wheeled his 6-foot-4, 220-pound frame, so perfect for the football field, around hockey rinks with the aggressiveness of an enforcer and the dexterity of someone much smaller. A tough guy with speed, finesse and scoring ability. Eric Lindros was traded from Philadelphia to the New York Rangers in 2001. Cut from the mold of Mark Messier, his childhood hero, Lindros was projected to follow Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux in the pecking order of stars. Reporters dubbed him "The Next One," although "The Big One" might have better fit his size, ego and hype. "The best 16-year-old player I've ever seen," said Philadelphia Flyers general manager Bobby Clarke, who would become his boss and then antagonist. "He could play in the NHL right now."

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