This Day In Hockey History (6/26)
thehockeyprogram.net 6/26/2009 — As we get things back to normal...sort of.....there are many more moments to go but today's is special. This may have been the greatest draft bust of them all. Raise a glass for this one. Thank you Mr. Leahy! June 26, 1993 At the NHL draft in Quebec City, the ...

This Day In Hockey History (7/12)
thehockeyprogram.net 7/12/2009 — Okay let's see what is on the grill for This Day In Hockey History today. I never quite know with these things....so bear with me if it comes out a little hot and heavy. Just the moment today..... July 12, 1982 Jim Devellano was named General Manager of the Detroit ...

This Day In Hockey History (7/5)
thehockeyprogram.net 7/5/2009 — The holiday weekend continues and really nothing is expected today but this day in history something always happens. Needless to say people probably do not remember this guy in our moment today. First 20 seconds of game 1 in CBJ history... July 05, 2000  ...

This Day In Hockey History (7/10)
thehockeyprogram.net 7/10/2009 — Today being the tenth....we hope to have a solid moment. Here goes nothing. This one's for you Chris from TFP. July 10, 1980 NY Rangers signed free agent defenseman Chris Kotsopoulos, after he spent 1979-80 with New Haven of AHL.

Happy 4th of July
mwcfootball.wordpress.com 7/4/2009 — Enjoy this, and try not to blow any fingers off!

This Day In Hockey History (7/15)
thehockeyprogram.net 7/15/2009 — Today in a word....it is Cujo. Not much needs to be said here. Sorry Cujo...I had to. July 15, 1998 Toronto Maple Leafs signed free agent goaltender Curtis Joseph, who had been with Edmonton.

This Day In Hockey History (7/2)
thehockeyprogram.net 7/2/2009 — Another moment from the archives......a good one. July 02, 1997 Dallas Stars signed free agent Eddie Belfour, who had split the 1996-97 season with Chicago and Dallas.

Happy 4th of July!
peachtreehoops.com 7/4/2009 — Sing something American for us Boss. Go Hawks , Go America.

Happy 4th of July
outsidetheboxscore.blogspot.com 7/4/2009 — For our American viewers, today is the 4th of July. The day that we celebrate our independence and pretty much force ourselves to watch baseball. Enjoy the Holiday! Here are some Fireworks!

This Day In Hockey History (7/1)
thehockeyprogram.net 7/1/2009 — Yes it is July 1st....and now today's video and moment. Gotta love the short, short version. Holik's 2nd stint with NJ...tormenting the Rangers. July 01, 2002 New York Rangers signed free agent Bobby Holik, who had been with the New Jersey Devils.

Sharks Re-Sign Ryane Clowe to Three-Year Deal — Bleacher Report - NHL 7/3/2009
TSN's Darren Dreger reported a few days ago that the San Jose Sharks were shopping restricted free agent Ryane Clowe, testing the market for the 26-year-old forward that can play both wings. The Sharks decided against trading the promising power ...

Kaberle's Potential Suitors: Possible Trades — Bleacher Report - NHL 7/4/2009
The Toronto Maple Leafs currently have 10 able-bodied defensemen on their roster, only adding to the speculation that long-time Leaf Tomas Kaberle is on the way out via trade. Based on the Bouwmeester and Pronger trades i've come up with the mold ...

Truculence on Toronto Maple Leafs' Blue Line — Bleacher Report - NHL 7/3/2009
Here is an evaluation of the Leafs' current defence core.     Thomas Kaberle A-   We should hold onto this puck moving defenceman. He is a level below the best puck moving defenders in the game, but his contract nearly puts ...

Welcome to Team Truculence: A Look at the Maple Leafs and the Rest of the NHL — Bleacher Report - NHL 7/3/2009
Welcome to Team Truculence. Mike Zeisburger hit the nail on the head with this one, because after July 1st, that may as well be the modus operandi of the Toronto Maple Leafs. As always, with the season within itself, the NHL’s Free Agency ...

Toronto Maple Leafs Prospect Profile: Leo Komarov — Bleacher Report - NHL 7/4/2009
Leo Komarov is maybe the perfect player to play in GM Brian Burke's system. He is small at 5'10" but plays like he's 6'6". Leo is a pest; plain and simple, but he's not a liability defensively or offensively on the ice. He's virtually ...