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thesportscorner.ca - 6/22/2009
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With the NHL draft taking place in Montreal
on June 25-26, the TSC brings you the final
mock draft for this upcoming event. The first prospect ranking for this draft by TSC was done in November, listing the top-10 . The earlier one this month featuring the top 14 picks can be read here , but ...
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TSC’s Final Mock Draft 2009
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thesportscorner.ca - 6/17/2009
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The hockey season is over, signalling the start
of the offseason, and the first event is none
other then the NHL awards. While plenty of hardware will be handed out Thursday night in Las Vegas, TSC is providing our readers with several earlier predictions as to who will go home with a trophy. ...
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TSC’s NHL awards 2009 predictions
thesportscorner.ca - 6/17/2009
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It has only been for just two years,
but there seems to be a developing annual trend
of winning cities. And we’re not just talking about one sport. This year is a no-brainer, as Pittsburgh would definitely claim a Cities of Champions award if there was one. The Penguins won the ...
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Cities of champions?
thesportscorner.ca - 6/16/2009
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Welcome everyone! You have now entered the worst
part of the year for a sports fan. We
all get to experience a hockey and basketball hangover while we wait for free agency and trades to kick in to ignite our interest. After that we have another lull before NFL training camps start with ...
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The latest look at Canada’s Redeem Team
thesportscorner.ca - 6/15/2009
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Maybe loyalty doesn’t apply anymore in this NHL,
or at least it doesn’t seem to for Dany
Heatley. Having demanded a trade from the Ottawa Senators last week, the 28-year-old wants a change of scenery, but he couldn’t have done it in a more offensive way. The lack of ...
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Heatley trade demand screws over the Sens
thesportscorner.ca - 6/15/2009
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If the Stanley Cup finals put anything to
rest, besides a new NHL champion, it’s that Sidney
Crosby is the best player in the entire world. There’s no dispute. Alex Ovechkin is easily the most dynamic regular season player and had a great playoff until Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and ...
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Sid the Kid is simply the best
thesportscorner.ca - 6/11/2009
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There isn’t another position in sports that compares
to being a quarterback. You touch the ball on
every single play. You have to make decisions in an instant. You have to adjust to what the defense presents you to get out of bad situations. The game is basically all in your hands. ...
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Nick Montana won’t follow his father’s footsteps, chooses UW
thesportscorner.ca - 6/10/2009
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The odds are definitely against Pittsburgh. One quick
glance and it’s easy to point out all the
reasons as to why the Penguins should lose Game Seven this Friday night: Detroit has been clutch at home both in the regular season and in the playoffs. They are 11-0-1 as hosts during this ...
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Game 7: For all the marbles
thesportscorner.ca - 6/10/2009
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With Colorado Avalanche’s Tony Granato being fired Wednesday,
along with five other hockey management staff members, the
number of Northwest coaches canned or gone during this offseason in the Northwest has now risen to four. It started off with Jacques Lemaire resigning in Minnesota ...
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There won’t be a 5 for 5 in the N-dub
thesportscorner.ca - 5/30/2009
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It’s a repeat for the ultimate prize this
season again as the defending champs Detroit Red Wings
will take on the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Stanley Cup finals - albeit with a few roster differences. For TSC, it’s the last chance for the writers to prove their prediction ...
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TSC NHL Stanley Cup Finals preview
thesportscorner.ca - 5/30/2009
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It’s been one year since the tragic passing
of Vancouver Canucks’ defensemen Luc Bourdon, but he will
always be remembered by his friends, family, teammates and fans. So here’s a video tribute to the late #28, a video that was played at GM Place during opening night of this ...
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In memory of Luc Bourdon
thesportscorner.ca - 5/30/2009
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Eleven days ago, the Toronto Blue Jays were
on a roll, 13 games above .500, 3.5 games
up on the second-place Boston Red Sox and coming off a four-game sweep on the Chicago White Sox. But that all changed when they arrived at Fenway Park on Tuesday, May 19 for the start of a nine-game road ...
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Nine-game losing skid for the Jays
thesportscorner.ca - 5/30/2009
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If Kobe Bryant ever lands a coaching job
after he retires from basketball, he better be thanking
Spike Lee. In Spike’s documentary “Kobe Doin’ Work”, he slaps thirty different cameras on the 2007/08 MVP and mics him up so that, along with commentary from Kobe himself, ...
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Kobe Doin’ Work
thesportscorner.ca - 5/22/2009
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There will be a different look behind at
least three Northwest division team benches next season. With
the surprising news of the Calgary Flames firing coach Mike Keenan Friday, the count of coaches left in the NW dropped to two, and could possibly be down to one depending on the Tony Granato....
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Changes in Northwest as Iron Mike canned, Sutter to Flames?
thesportscorner.ca - 5/20/2009
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It seems every year in Major League Baseball,
there is one team that comes completely out of
nowhere to dominate the league, and 2009 is no different. Yesterday afternoon, while the Boston Red Sox had an off day to lick their wounds following a dismal Western road trip, the Toronto Blue Jays ...
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Blue Jays flying high, but for how long?


















