Monthly Archives: July 2010

Penguins Platter: Feast on this

Posted on July 28, 2010 by joel

Wanted: A scoring winger capable of finishing tap-ins. No defensive ability, playmaking ability, or stickhandling ability required. Raffi Torres or Maxime Afinogenov wearing a skating Penguin? Not likely. How about former Avalanche contributor Marek Svatos? More likely, but still not … Continue reading →

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Steelers make roster moves

Posted on July 22, 2010 by joel

The sports front in Pittsburgh is pretty bare come the dead of July. The Pirates are sporting the worst run differential in the MLB, both Panther teams are in the off-season, and the Penguins are virtually done with their free … Continue reading →

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Kovalchuk Deal Rejected

Posted on July 21, 2010 by joel

Apparently 27-year-old Ilya Kovalchuk playing in the NHL for the next 17 years isn’t as believable as the as the New Jersey Devils thought. According to sources from ESPN.com Kovalchuk’s deal has been rejected by the NHL. The 17 year … Continue reading →

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Dixon Working on Class of 2012

Posted on July 9, 2010 by joel

A little flavor has been added to the Panther lineup. Kiwi center Steve Adams gave Jamie Dixon a verbal commitment last week and is the first recruit of the 2012 class. Little is known about the 6’11″ New Zealand native … Continue reading →

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Meet The New Steel Curtain

Posted on July 3, 2010 by joel

Certainly ‘Sarge’ deserves a salute for his services as he exits to Ottawa, but fortunately for the Penguins younger soldiers are on their way. Pittsburgh general manager Ray Shero wasted no time sulking the losses of Sergei Gonchar and Dan … Continue reading →