The Morning Skate: The Two Sides of Dominik Hasek

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The Morning Skate: The Two Sides of Dominik Hasek
Red Wings Snapshots - MLive.com found this 6/11/2008 on slapshot.blogs.nytimes.com [flag]
The great goalie could also be a great pain in the neck. [link]

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The Dominator says goodbye
Published 6/11/2008 by George James Malik at Red Wings Snapshots - MLive.com
... , the New York Times' Stu Hackel put his career in a perspective only a goalie would understand: June 10, New York Times : Playing well again for long stretches over the past two seasons, he faltered early this April, leading the Wings to turn to Chris Osgood, who played a crucial role in Detroit's championship run. Hasek never got back in the lineup and in today's Detroit Free Press, Helene St. James quotes Hasek as saying "I'll be honest, I can't enjoy it as I did enjoy the Stanley Cup in 2002." Some will take that quote to be reflective of Hasek's me-first ...

Hey- how about those dicks on TSN?
Published 6/11/2008 by Ritch (noreply@blogger.com) at American Hockey Fan
... For a more reasonable, respectful and in-depth retrospective of Hasek's career, including the high points along with the lows, check out the NY Times Slap Shot blog. ...

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On Hasek

NHL Digest- Hockey News and Equipment Reviews found this 6/10/2008 on mirtle.blogspot.com

I've never been a big Dom Hasek booster, but The Dominator's not a figure you can ignore on the day of his retirement. For all of the antics and theatrics, he is, quite simply, one of a kind — and one of the best goaltenders hockey has ever ...
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Dominik Hasek Announces Retirement

Barry Melrose Rocks found this 6/10/2008 on sports.aol.com

Now that the post-Cup party hangover has passed, Dominik Hasek announced his retirement. Given that Hasek is a frickin' fossil with a shredded groin, and the fact he was relegated to back-up/cheerleader during most of the playoffs, we all knew it ...
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- SLAM! Sports - Hockey NHL - Detroit - Hasek remembered as one of the all-time best

NHL Digest- Hockey News and Equipment Reviews found this 6/10/2008 on slam.canoe.ca

Martin Brodeur had one of the best seats in the house for one of Dominik Hasek's finest hours. It was 1998 in Nagano, the NHL's first foray in the Olympics. "In that tournament, he was just unbelievable," Brodeur told The Canadian Press on Monday ...
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Red Wings goalie Hasek retires following Cup triumph

Red Wings Snapshots - MLive.com found this 6/11/2008 on www.usatoday.com

The Dominator is done.
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Drew Sharp Responds

Puck Daddy found this 6/11/2008 on www.kuklaskorner.com

Two posts today blasting Drew Sharp for his dimwitted idea that the Wings should retire Dominik Hasek’s number.  I emailed him, offered him the chance to respond to the questions posted here , and he has.  As I told him I would, ...
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