newsday.com - 11/30/2008
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In his third game off the injury list, defenseman Freddy
Meyer IV could have changed the numeral after his name to No. 1 because he was first star of the Islanders' 4-2 victory over Ottawa last night at the Coliseum. Meyer assisted on the first goal and scored the next two as the Isles rebounded from two straight losses.
globesports.com - 11/25/2008
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globesports.com —
OTTAWA What's happened to the Ottawa Senators?
Canada's best NHL team a year ago is now
the worst, with bleak prospects. After 20 games last year, the Senators were 16-4, the best team in the Eastern Conference. After 20 games this year, the ...
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A capital collapse
ottawacitizen.com - 12/3/2008
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ottawacitizen.com —
Wanted: One magic wand. Ottawa Senators coach Craig
Hartsburg knows such a thing doesn't exist, of course.
If it did, he would have already waved it and his team would be inching its way up the Eastern Conference standings instead of struggling to ...
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Senators struggle to avoid basement
newsday.com - 11/27/2008
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newsday.com —
For the first time this season, the Islanders
had their top six defenseman intact and available with
the return of Freddy Meyer against Pittsburgh last night at Nassau Coliseum. Meyer underwent sports hernia surgery on Halloween in Munich under the ...
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ISLANDERS NOTEBOOK: Meyer makes it a healthy six
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Sens meet the Reign of Freddy Meyer IV
Lighthouse Hockey —
... Fitting, then, that he should return from hernia surgery this season and have a career night in his third game back, grabbing two goals and an assist in the Isles' 4-2 win over the Senators. ...
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