insidesocal.com - 9/5/2008
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There's a lengthy story in the Kansas City Star this morning about the Kings' preseason game there, focusing on how many of the Kings' veterans -- that being a relative term, of course -- will play in that game. The Kings also have a preseason game at Staples Center the same night.
"We have no concern about it," Paul McGannon, president of NHL21, who is helping promote the game, told the ...
Stoll Signs 4-Year Deal
battleofcalifornia.blogspot.com 9/4/2008 — Deal: 4 years, $3.6 million/year (or $100,000 for every point he scored last year) Dean Lombardi loves injured guys. First it was Alyn McCauley and Dan Cloutier, then Michal Handzus, and now Jarret Stoll. The hope is that you pay the player ...
Kings Sign Stoll, Chelios Returns to Detroit, Senators Sign Isbister.
community.foxsports.com 9/4/2008 — With the opening of NHL training
camps drawing ever nearer business is certainly starting to pick up around the
league.
In recent days we’ve seen several
trades (see my most recent posts since August 29th) and now we’re
starting to see some ...
Quinn and DiPofi Become Minority Owners of Sabres
bizofhockey.com 9/5/2008 — Buffalo Sabres Managing Partner Larry Quinn and Chief Operating Officer Dan DiPofi have become minority partners. The two executives that rejoined the Sabres in 2003 after B. Thomas Golisano purchased the team in 2003 have been granted the minority stake.
The Western Conference Your early picks
mirtle.blogspot.com 9/5/2008 — Part 2 of the two-part series.
The West is, in my opinion, a bit more easy to predict this go-round than the East, as teams like Detroit, San Jose and Dallas are sure to be on everyone's "playoff team" list while St. Louis and Los Angeles likely ...
Jarret Stoll Signs Four-Year Deal with Kings —
Bleacher Report - NHL 9/5/2008
The Los Angeles Kings today inked center Jarret Stoll to a four-year, $14.4 million contract.
Stoll was attained by the Kings in June in a trade that sent defensemen Lubomir Visnovski to Edmonton. In his last season with Edmonton, he had 36 points ...
