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sportingnews.com - 15 days ago
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Kings hero Luc Robitaille reailzed his Stanley Cup dream by signing with the Wings.
Hockey players know when they're around greatness. At least Kris Draper did in 2002. After his Detroit Red Wings won the Stanley Cup that year, the longtime center made sure to get a couple autographed team jerseys.
He's glad he did.
"I'm framing those and holding onto those," he told Sporting News. "As of Monday, they're going to be worth a little more."
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sports.yahoo.com - 13 days ago
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Leahy and I thought about adding a "Best
Hall of Fame Class of the last decade" list
to our end-of-2000s project, but opted to leave it out. Few would argue that the Class of 2002 was the weakest: Bernie Federko, Clark Gillies, Rod ...
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Celebrating the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2009
sports.yahoo.com - 12 days ago
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(No, the first decade of the 21st
century doesn't technically end until 2011. Save your bellyaching.
But we've had nine NHL seasons and one stolen from us since 1999-2000, and Yahoo! Sports has decided it's time to rank the best and worst of ...
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The 10 biggest hockey upsets of the last decade
sports.espn.go.com - 16 days ago
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The scene was Joe Louis Arena during the
pregame warm-up before Game 2 of the 2002 first-round
playoff series between the Detroit Red Wings and Vancouver Canucks . Steve Yzerman could barely stand the pain in his right knee, which at that point was ...
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2009 Hockey Hall of Fame -- Steve Yzerman will be ...
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Red Wings' 2001-2002 Stanley Cup-winning team a singular entity
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... players continue their march into the Hockey Hall of Fame when Steve Yzerman, Luc Robitaille, and Brett Hull are inducted on Monday. With Nicklas Lidstrom, Sergei Fedorov, Dominik Hasek, Brendan Shanahan, and Chris Chelios, if not Holland, slated to join the three (and, as Custance notes, Igor Larionov and Larry Murphy) sooner or later, Holland suggested that hockey fans can bet upon the suggestion that no team will ever contain the same number of superstars thanks to the salary cap: November 7, The Sporting News :"No chance," Holland told Sporting News. "That team was special ...
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