newsday.com - 12/24/2008
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Like nearly everyone else, Bill Guerin has a holiday wish
list. But what he and the rest of his Islanders teammates want isn't going to fit under just any old Christmas tree.
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nydailynews.com - 12/18/2008
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As Isles prospects Shea Guthrie and Tyrell Mason
- a forward and a defenseman, respectively, at Clarkson...
University - will tell you, a disappointing season is always tougher when it comes as a surprise.
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Isles prospects learn to battle adversity
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NHL Morning Papers: Stastny breaks forearm, the NHL is reportedly helping Phoenix pay its bills and Gaborik is being held out of next two games
IllegalCurve.com —
... Habs and Penguins continue to battle for the starting spots on the Eastern Conference All-Star team.
The Predators surrendered a ton of shots to Florida yesterday in the team’s 3-0 loss. Tomas Vokoun shutout his former teammates last night.
The Devils lost 2-0 to Boston on Tuesday, but believe the game was one that could have gone to either team.
The Islanders lost again last night, so Bill Guerin says he is going to ask Santa for some wins.
The Rangers somehow blew a 4-0 ...
Isles come up for air after holiday break
Lighthouse Hockey —
... Mike Comrie will have to score if he ever wants another $4-million deal this side of Russia -- and it'd be preferred if he doesn't shake off undisciplined, back-breaking, power play-squandering retaliatory penalties with a flippant "We don't call the penalties" line. ...
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newsday.com 12/16/2008 — There are books written about patience, but Islanders
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newsday.com 12/6/2008 — This was supposed to be a season dedicated to developing top prospects and laying a foundation for the future, but thanks to another major injury, it almost seems as though the Islanders' youth movement is over before it started. The club announced ...
Isles defense collapses in third against Wild -
newsday.com 12/20/2008 — ST. PAUL, Minn. - One day after defenseman Brendan Witt spoke out about the Islanders' defensive problems, they broke down again in the third period of a 1-all game. Minnesota scored three goals in the final period and held the Isles to just six shots ...
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