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Mauser98k

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wow, Artyukhin handles himself VERY well against Zdeno Chara. Arty actually took Big Z down. our big man must remain our big man
 

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"Best Rookies

4 - Steven Stamkos TB 38"

from a dismal season to candidate for the Rookie Of The Year honor. that kid is gonna be huge.

T.J. Oshie
 

Mauser98k

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it's pretty apparent that Tampa just doesn't care about the rest of this season. with the exception of the hitting, they look like my cousin's peewee hockey team. it's a mess.
 
wow, Artyukhin handles himself VERY well against Zdeno Chara. Arty actually took Big Z down. our big man must remain our big man

That was fun to watch, 2 of the biggest guys in the league ducking it out.

it's pretty apparent that Tampa just doesn't care about the rest of this season. with the exception of the hitting, they look like my cousin's peewee hockey team. it's a mess.

Yeah they suck right now .... Vinny looks like he's not even skating lately.Even Martin ST.Louis has slowed down a bit.On the bright side , the more they suck , the more they get closer to a great draft pick.
 

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*sigh*

TAMPA BAY -- Captain Vincent Lecavalier of the Tampa Bay Lightning will undergo season-ending wrist surgery Friday.

Lecavalier will have the operation performed by Dr. A. Lee Osterman at the Philadelphia Hand Center. Osterman previously operated on Lecavalier's left wrist during the summer of 2007.

The procedure was originally scheduled to take place last summer but was delayed after Lecavalier required shoulder surgery April 15, 2008.

"Obviously it is disappointing that Vinny will not be able to finish the season, but we feel that it is in both his and the team's best interest to have the wrist operated on now," Lightning GM Brian Lawton said in a statement. "Vinny has been battling this injury all season and I really can't say enough about his ability to play through the pain and discomfort."

The 10-year veteran played in all of Tampa's 77 games to date. He is second in scoring with 67 points, including 29 goals.



here's hoping next year will be more like his 52 goal season.
 

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Canucks forward Taylor Pyatt left the team after his fiancee was killed in a car accident.

Pyatt returned to his hometown of Thunder Bay, Ontario, after Carly Bragnalo was killed Thursday in a crash while vacationing in Jamaica. The couple, both 27, planned to marry this summer.

"Today the Canucks lost a member of our family," Canucks general manager Mike Gillis said in a statement released Friday confirming the death. "Carly was a lovely and generous young woman who shared her spirit for life with our players, their spouses and their extended families. We will support the Bragnalo family, Taylor and his entire family in any way we can during this very difficult time.

In a statement, Pyatt's family said it was "deeply saddened by this tragic loss.

"At this difficult period, the family would request to be given the time to grieve in private. We are focused on our son and the Bragnalo family. We thank you for your support and understanding."

Pyatt had an assist in Vancouver's 6-5 shootout loss to Anaheim on Thursday, giving the soft-spoken 6-foot-4 forward 10 goals and 19 points in 69 games this season.

Bragnalo's death is the second tragedy to hit the Canucks in the past year. Defenseman Luc Bourdon died on May 29, 2008, in a motorcycle crash near his New Brunswick home. He was 21.
 

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Canucks forward Taylor Pyatt left the team after his fiancee was killed in a car accident.

Pyatt returned to his hometown of Thunder Bay, Ontario, after Carly Bragnalo was killed Thursday in a crash while vacationing in Jamaica. The couple, both 27, planned to marry this summer.

"Today the Canucks lost a member of our family," Canucks general manager Mike Gillis said in a statement released Friday confirming the death. "Carly was a lovely and generous young woman who shared her spirit for life with our players, their spouses and their extended families. We will support the Bragnalo family, Taylor and his entire family in any way we can during this very difficult time.

In a statement, Pyatt's family said it was "deeply saddened by this tragic loss.

"At this difficult period, the family would request to be given the time to grieve in private. We are focused on our son and the Bragnalo family. We thank you for your support and understanding."

Pyatt had an assist in Vancouver's 6-5 shootout loss to Anaheim on Thursday, giving the soft-spoken 6-foot-4 forward 10 goals and 19 points in 69 games this season.

Bragnalo's death is the second tragedy to hit the Canucks in the past year. Defenseman Luc Bourdon died on May 29, 2008, in a motorcycle crash near his New Brunswick home. He was 21.

Whoa thats so fucked up. RIP to Carly Bragnalo. I send my heartfelt condolences out to Carly Bragnalo's family, Taylor Pyatt of course and his, and their family, friends and to the whole Canucks organization. thats just really sad and unfortunate for all involved. :angels::bowdown::angels::bowdown::angels:
 
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Mauser98k

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Stamkos just got his 21st goal of the season. he has the rest of this game and 4 more games to get 1 more goal and break the record Brad Richards set in 2000-2001 for the most goals by a Tampa rookie
 
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