Avery's antics and other playoff dramas

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KK Hockey found this 4/14/2008 on www.tsn.ca [flag]
4/14/2008 Random thoughts after the first five days of the playoffs: Avery's Antics Give Sean Avery credit, he always manages to find a way to be in the midst of everything and so it is with his bizarre version of "extreme" screening of New Jersey Devil goalie Marty Brodeur last night. But while he deserves high marks for creativity and will to win, any right-thinking hockey fan must know his ... [link]

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Which Senators Team Will Show Up
Published 4/14/2008 by Paul at KK Hockey
from Bob McKenzie of TSN, You never know how a team is going to respond when adversity hits but what we do know is that if the Senators play as soft and ineffectively as they did in Game 1, get out the brooms. Pittsburgh looks like a team that isn’t going to be denied but the question is whether the Senators are going to make them earn it or just hand Geno and Sid a free pass to the second round. many more NHL bits…

News You Can Use Late in the Day
Published 4/14/2008 by kanadienkyle at IllegalCurve.com
... Want to know what Silent Bob thinks of the Rangers-Devils series? Read this. 9. A look at the off-season game plan of the LA Kings. 10. Mike Toth live blogs the playoffs from his home. 11. The NHL has managed to increase both television numbers and attendance this year. 12. More news on the Toronto Maple Leaf's ticket scandal. 13. Random thoughts on the playoffs from Bob McKenzie. 14. Canada cruises to victory over Germany at the ...

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FlyersFan25 posted 4/14/2008 from www.thebroadstreetblog.com

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NJ.com blog: Rangers found this 4/14/2008 on www.nypost.com

YOU were expecting, maybe, the Devils to go easily? Thinking, that as Sean Avery turned completely away from the puck during a second period Rangers 5-on-3 and waved his stick incessantly in Marty Brodeur's face, that the Devils goalie would...
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Spector's Blog found this 4/14/2008 on mirtle.blogspot.com

Bettman said he discussed the matter with Colin Campbell, the NHL's senior vice president of hockey operations, on Sunday afternoon already. Their joint verdict: "It's something that we're going to address, probably in the realm of either goaltender ...
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NHL amends unsportsmanlike conduct rule in response to Avery's antics - NHL

Tirico Suave found this 4/14/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

NEW YORK -- Sean Avery found yet another way to annoy Martin Brodeur -- and forced the NHL to change a rule in his honor. The Hall of Fame resume of the New Jersey Devils goalie doesn't resonate with Avery, the New York Rangers forward who has turned ...
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