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Tag Archives: Atlantic Division off-season
Atlantic Division off-season: Was Bryzgalov worth moves?
Philadelphia opted for the ‘total package treatment’ at the NHL spa this off-season. A make-over of the organization’s top forwards and a goaltending lift were just the highlights of a busy July for General Manager Paul Holmgren. In all, the … Continue reading
Posted in By Joel Peretic, NHL
Tagged Atlantic Division, Atlantic Division off-season, NHL, NHL Free Agency, Philadelphia Flyers
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Atlantic Division off-season: Richards a perfect fit for Rangers
There was only one headlining free agent this off-season. Only one player that teams centered their whole front office around and flew all over the country just to meet with. Only one guy that was worthy of a top-20 NHL … Continue reading
Atlantic Division off-season: Islanders build future through draft
The New York Islanders will finally make a legitimate push towards the playoff this year after serving as theĀ Eastern Conference’s doormat for the last four seasons. General Manager Garth Snow and the Isles joined the New Jersey Devils as the … Continue reading
Atlantic Division off-season: Despite dull July, Devils improved
Fifteen years passed without the New Jersey Devils missing the playoffs. That was until last season. For the first time since 1995-96 the Devils only skated 82 games. Consider the absence a mere bump in the road. Just because the … Continue reading
Posted in By Joel Peretic, NHL
Tagged Atlantic Division, Atlantic Division off-season, New Jersey Devils, NHL, Peter DeBoer, Zach Parise
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