weblogs.newsday.com - 5/15/2009
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What ever happened to Mike Sillinger? When last seen in an Islanders uniform, he was scoring a goal in a 5-4 loss to the Rangers at Madison Square Garden. Then, he disappeared onto the injury list for the remainder of the season with a hip injury after playing only seven games following ...
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IllegalCurve.com —
... Some speculated, with good reason, that Mike Sillinger might be headed for retirement. But after undergoing two more operations, one on each hip, Sillinger is rehabbing and nurturing hopes of a comeback. As we saw with Steve Sullivan this season, comebacks are possible. ...
LHinks: Bits and bytes post-woodland retreat
Lighthouse Hockey —
... , but Greg Logan says Sillinger indeed intends to test his post-double-hip surgery body to make a comeback attempt. He admits it's a longshot and likely wouldn't come with the youth-focused Islanders. I wish this classy veteran all the best, but I fear the greatest problem is his game is so dependent on his speed, and it would be nearly miraculous for him to get that speed back at a post-op' 38 years of age. ...
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ryanclassic.net 8/29/2009 —
Mike Sillinger defines journeyman. After a 17-year career playing for an NHL record 12 different teams, Sillinger retired yesterday. He was traded an unprecedented ten times, five of which were within a week of the trade deadline. He ...
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stlouisgametime.com 1/12/2009 — As a poster over at the Hockey's Future messageboards realized, current Islander and former Blue (and former Predator, Coyote, Blue Jacket, Senator, Panther, Lightning, Flyer, Canuck, Duck and Red Wing) Mike Sillinger can now be connected to any ...
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lighthousehockey.com 8/26/2009 —
Mike Sillinger
#18 / Center / New York Islanders
Born: Jun 29, 1971
NHL Seasons: (parts of) 17
NHL Teams: 12
In-season trades: 8 (Ana, Van, Phi, TB, Fla, Ott, STL, Nsh)
Tallies: 240g, 308a, 548p
Playoff games: 43
Key Faceoffs: about 25 ...
Sillinger hired by Oilers
lighthousehockey.com 9/3/2009 — Sillinger hired by Oilers
Well, that didn't take long. Steve Tambellini has brought recently retired Islander Mike Sillinger on as Edmonton Oilers director of player development.
You knew Sillinger had the mind to continue his career in hockey. Best of luck to him with the Oil.
Tribute to Mike Sillinger
newyorkislanderfancentral.com 8/28/2009 — One of the very first entries here was the picture of Sillinger's goal at the end of that incredible game against Pittsburgh so I put that image on the sidebar. This is his final NHL goal scored last season. New York Islander Fan Central ...
Islanders making assistant coaching changes —
Newsday.com - Islanders 5/15/2009
Coming off a last-place season in which they lost a league-leading 582 man games to injury, the Islanders have mutually agreed to part ways with strength and conditioning coach Chris Schwarz. Assistant coach Dan Lacroix also has been let go as part of ...
Dump and Chase: 2009-10 New York Islanders —
Bleacher Report - NHL 5/19/2009
The countdown to the 2009 NHL Draft can’t expire fast enough for Islanders fans.
The question that has been asked for what seems like forever will finally be answered:
John Tavares or Victor Hedman?
I think Tavares should be taken by New ...