Arron Asham vs Riley Cote - Nov 8, 2007 (video)

IllegalCurve.com found this 11/9/2007 on www.youtube.com [flag]

Riley Cote and Arron Asham duke it out like old school rock 'em sock 'em robots. Philadelphia Flyers @ New Jersey Devils, November 8, 2007. Prudential Center...

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Arron Asham vs Riley Cote duke it out - Nov 8/07
Published 11/9/2007 by remis at IllegalCurve.com
This fight would have to go under the "old school" category. Cote and Asham look like a bunch of Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots, I haven't seen a fight like this since the days of Bob Probert and Tie Domi. Watch Asham and Cote just wail on each other.

Cote's A Killer! [Fight!]
Published 11/10/2007 by Skeets at Deadspin
Cote's a mess. Three stars to the guys at Illegal Curve for sending along this good ol' fashioned donnybrook matching the Flyers' Riley Cote versus the Devils' Arron Asham. According to YouTube, it's the second time in less than a month that the two have questioned each other's manhood. (Cote asked the more difficult questions in the first one.) Here's to hoping tinfoil makes an appearance in the inevitable rubber match. ...

NHL Fight Video
Published 11/10/2007 by D Wizzle at D Wizzle's World

Arron Asham signed by the Flyers
Published 7/7/2008 by EnriqueFed (noreply@blogger.com) at ALL THINGS PHILLY SPORTS
Arron Asham, a 205 pound tough guy who played for the New Jersey Devils last season, signed a one year contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. As of now, the Flyers have not announced the value of the contract, but it will push the Flyers even further over the salary cap. Asham did earn 700,000 last season, so he likely signed for somewhere close to a million dollars. Asham is your typical agitator, doing whatever it takes to get under the opponents skin. He is the type of guy everyone hates unless he is playing for your team. He is not a strong offensive player, scoring a total of 135 points in 498 career games in the NHL. ...

Hockey showing signs of life on local TV

MVNsoccer posted 11/9/2007 from weblogs.newsday.com

I made a reference in my newspaper column last week to the encouraging very early TV ratings for the Islanders. A week later it turns out all three local NHL squads are off to fast starts, which I'm happy to report because I've spent the past two years making fun of hockey's awful ratings, but I'm a hockey guy from way, way back.

Bobby Clarke believes Eric Lindros is worthy of the Hall of Fame

ice101a posted 11/9/2007 from one-timer.blogspot.com

With Eric Lindros retiring, everyone seems to feel the need to weigh in on whether or not he belongs in the Hockey Hall of Fame. Bobby Clarke believes that Eric Lindros deserves to be in the Hall of Fame and that Lindros' career was damaged by injuries and the crap around him.

Saying Goodbye To Eric Lindros [Eric Lindros]

james mirtle found this 11/9/2007 on deadspin.com

We remember, when Eric Lindros first came into the NHL, someone describing him as the type of special player who will be measured "not by the number of All-Star appearances, but by the number of championships won." Well, he made six All-Star teams ...

Forgotten mustachioed NHL aces of the 1980's

HockeyAdventure posted 11/9/2007 from hockeyadventure.com

It's a species that no longer exists, but used to be an NHL mainstay. Just like the pipe organ at the Chicago Stadium, the powder-blue jackets on Hockey Night in Canada, and the portrait of the Queen at the Winnipeg Arena.

Devils 4, Flyers 1

Cousins of Ron Mexico found this 11/9/2007 on www.nhl.com

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -The New Jersey Devils followed their worst loss of the season with one of their best efforts. Veteran Dainius Zubrus scored his first two goals of the season and rookie Rodney Pelley got the first of his career in a three-goal ...

Dainius Zubrus, Devils topple Flyers
Veteran Dainius Zubrus and rookie Rod Pelley scored their first goals of the season in a three-goal flurry to help the Devils beat the Philadelphia Flyers, 4-1, on Thursday night in Newark.

Ex-MVP Lindros Retires After 13 NHL Seasons
Former NHL MVP Eric Lindros officially announced his retirement yesterday in his hometown of London, Ontario.

3-Goal Flurry Helps Devils Flog Flyers
Former Capital Dainius Zubrus, above, and rookie Rodney Pelley score their first goals of the season in a three-goal flurry to help the Devils beat the Flyers, 4-1.

Flyers Score Fast to Paste Penguins
Joffrey Lupul and Jeff Carter score on two of Philadelphia's first three shots and the Flyers beat the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-1, on Wednesday night.

Islanders Spoil Brodeur's Bid for 500th Win
Miroslav Satan scores his third straight winning goal and the New York Islanders deny Devils goalie Martin Brodeur his 500th NHL victory with a 2-1 win on Saturday night.