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A pro scout for the Ottawa Senators. Polano the former Wings coach was among 14 of his brethren who populated the end seats of the Joe Louis Arena press box for Tuesday’s contest. “When I first started as a pro scout the first season (1985-86) after coaching in Detroit there were only two or three of us (in the entire league),” Polano said. “Now every team has at least two or three pro scouts.” NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is considering more international NHL games but no decisions about locations for next year have been made. In addition the NHL may prevent its players from participating in the 2014 Olympics when the games are held in Russia. “Our experience in London was terrific,” Bettman told Reuters on Tuesday about the NHL’s season-opening games this year between the Los Angeles Kings and Anaheim Ducks. “There are rumors rampant that we might go to Prague or Stockholm next,” Bettman said at the Reuters Media Summit. “We’re looking at the options. …I could envision at a point in time in the future to maybe go to a dozen different cities over time. There are lots of hockey markets with tremendously avid fans throughout Europe.” But I disagree with Tom when he says this is “the last thing Gary Bettman wants to see.” My guess is that after two and a half years with a completely dysfunctional — and for all intents and purposes useless — players’ association the commish is just fine with the fact the very first order of business for Paul Kelly and Eric Lindros is wading into this old essentially unwinnable instigator tiff. In the grand scheme of things there are far more prickly subjects the union could be broaching — player safety the definition of hockey-related revenues marketing the stars improving television coverage and media attention — instead of chasing down a relatively minor rule change. (The board of governors isn’t going to be all that concerned relatively speaking if there’s a sudden push for their employees to punch each other in the head more often.) Damien Cox writes in a special to about the rise of the Original Six and lists the playoff chances for each six franchises. The Wings were given a 5 out of 5 rating or basically a lock to make the playoffs. Why? The longevity of their success and despite being in the “best” division (the only one where each team has a winning record) the Wings are number one in the West. My second favorite team the New York Rangers (a distant second but second nonetheless) was given a 3 out of 5 saying that things may be looking good there are still some trouble spots up ahead. discusses the difference between the Wings and Rangers’ use of European players and that style of play. What this all has to do with the Rangers is this: we complain about the Jagr-ization of the power play decrying it as European hockey when it’s not exactly that simple. Yes the style played in Europe differs from that in North America but players can be molded and directed by effective coaches and management into playing the system that benefits the club. Detroit is an example of how European talent has been married to North American grit and determination to reap great success. It’s also proof that it’s possible … even in New York.

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A pro scout for the Ottawa Senators. Polano the former Wings coach was among 14 of his brethren who populated the end seats of the Joe Louis Arena press box for Tuesday’s contest. “When I first started as a pro scout the first season (1985-86) after coaching in Detroit there were only two or three of us (in the entire league),” Polano said. “Now every team has at least two or three pro scouts.” NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is considering more international NHL games but no decisions about locations for next year have been made. In addition the NHL may prevent its players from participating in the 2014 Olympics when the games are held in Russia. “Our experience in London was terrific,” Bettman told Reuters on Tuesday about the NHL’s season-opening games this year between the Los Angeles Kings and Anaheim Ducks. “There are rumors rampant that we might go to Prague or Stockholm next,” Bettman said at the Reuters Media Summit. “We’re looking at the options. …I could envision at a point in time in the future to maybe go to a dozen different cities over time. There are lots of hockey markets with tremendously avid fans throughout Europe.” But I disagree with Tom when he says this is “the last thing Gary Bettman wants to see.” My guess is that after two and a half years with a completely dysfunctional — and for all intents and purposes useless — players’ association the commish is just fine with the fact the very first order of business for Paul Kelly and Eric Lindros is wading into this old essentially unwinnable instigator tiff. In the grand scheme of things there are far more prickly subjects the union could be broaching — player safety the definition of hockey-related revenues marketing the stars improving television coverage and media attention — instead of chasing down a relatively minor rule change. (The board of governors isn’t going to be all that concerned relatively speaking if there’s a sudden push for their employees to punch each other in the head more often.) Damien Cox writes in a special to about the rise of the Original Six and lists the playoff chances for each six franchises. The Wings were given a 5 out of 5 rating or basically a lock to make the playoffs. Why? The longevity of their success and despite being in the “best” division (the only one where each team has a winning record) the Wings are number one in the West. My second favorite team the New York Rangers (a distant second but second nonetheless) was given a 3 out of 5 saying that things may be looking good there are still some trouble spots up ahead. discusses the difference between the Wings and Rangers’ use of European players and that style of play. What this all has to do with the Rangers is this: we complain about the Jagr-ization of the power play decrying it as European hockey when it’s not exactly that simple. Yes the style played in Europe differs from that in North America but players can be molded and directed by effective coaches and management into playing the system that benefits the club. Detroit is an example of how European talent has been married to North American grit and determination to reap great success. It’s also proof that it’s possible … even in New York.

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k we all know linden ordain probably retire after this year so im just wonderingevery1 says linden is 1 of the most respected players in the bet and he knows the game inside and out so when he ritires Vancouver will probably leave office his jersey but ordain he be elcected in the Hockey Hall of Fame???any opions copulate retiring ! He can be 80 years old and zooming around the ice with a walker and an oxygen tank for all I care he can still win faceoffs and was the leasding scorer last season in the playoff series against Dallas for most of it. He can stay as long as he likes ! k we all know linden will probably leave office after this year so im just wonderingevery1 says linden is 1 of the most respected players in the game and he knows the game inside and out so when he ritires Vancouver will probably leave office his jersey but ordain he be elcected in the Hockey Hall of Fame???any opions not even close. For several reasons.1- Above average career not great career. His great years were far too few.2- No 1000 pts no 500 goals. Nearly a must undergo these days especially for someone with only an above average career.3- hated by most of the hockey world for his NHLPA work. Outside of a small handful of new players (who dont undergo anything to do with HHOF voting) hes not very well liked. Just ask any GM team owner or chris chelios.4- No major awards no Stanley Cups. Really how people can keep asking this question baffles me more than the love affair of some of our underachievers. Theres players in the Canucks past that have a better chance of making the HHOF than Linden namely Bure. Bure & Bure. Outside of them no one who spent considerable time in a Canucks uni ordain be going into the Hall anytime in the next 15 years. true of course... they undergo had 1000 pt careers. 500 goal careers goal scoring titles study awards. You know the petty little things that define a great player if they ever create a "Hall of Very good" Linden is a shoe in. not change surface close. For several reasons.1- Above average career not great go. His great years were far too few.2- No 1000 pts no 500 goals. Nearly a must have these days especially for someone with only an above average career.3- hated by most of the hockey world for his NHLPA work. Outside of a small handful of new players (who dont have anything to do with HHOF voting) hes not very come up liked. Just ask any GM team owner or chris chelios.4- No major awards no Stanley Cups. Really how people can keep asking this question baffles me more than the love affair of some of our underachievers. Theres players in the Canucks past that have a exceed chance of making the HHOF than Linden namely Bure. Bure & Bure. Outside of them no one who spent considerable measure in a Canucks uni will be going into the Hall anytime in the next 15 years. "I try to harmonize with songs the lonesome sparrow sings" - Bob Dylan"every morning when you crawl outta bed and you look in the mirror and you see your fathers face every morning when you crawl outta bed" - Leo Kottke While he has a great go with the Canucks. I don't see him as hall worthy. Look at this years inductees: Messier. Stevens. MacInnis and Francis. The first three are no comparison while Francis would be the only one I would analyse to Linden. Linden currently has 858 points while Francis finished his career with 1798 points. Granted some of the points were from the high-scoring 80's. Again. I accept that one doesn't need a cup victory to get in but Francis has three. I think Linden's honour will be to have number 16 hanging from the ratfers at GM displace when he retires. Hopefully it will be next to a Stanley Cup banner. true of course... they have had 1000 pt careers. 500 goal careers goal scoring titles major awards. You know the petty little things that define a great player if they ever create a "Hall of Very good" Linden is a shoe in. I really dont experience if Linden ordain even be considered. But the HHOF also recognizes junior years.. in which Linden had huge success. HHOF is pretty lax when it comes to considerations.... Peter Statsny has come identical stats as Linden and is in the HHOF. A few people around here might be a bit surprised with how well known and popular Linden is even outside of BC. I was just reading a piece on TSN about how Crosby rates in terms of popularity () and it also reports that Linden is among the 22 Canadian atheletes who got at least 1 percent of the vote. The no 2 challenge asked was:"THINKING OF SPORTS ONLY. WHO DO YOU conclude ARE THE THREE MOST POPULAR CANADIAN ATHLETES IN THE LAST 10 YEARS?"The conjoin said the stats broke drink:"There were 22 athletes mentioned by at least 1 percent of respondents. Ten were hockey players (Gretzky. Crosby. Lemieux. Messier. Jarome Iginla. Patrick Roy. Joe Sakic. Tie Domi and Bobby Orr)"That pretty much puts Linden up there in good company. This post has been edited by mikeburn: Nov 25 2007. 02:26 PM "I try to harmonize with songs the lonesome sparrow sings" - Bob Dylan"every morning when you crawl outta bed and you look in the mirror and you see your fathers face every morning when you crawl outta bed" - Leo Kottke

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k we all know linden will probably leave office after this year so im just wonderingevery1 says linden is 1 of the most respected players in the bet and he knows the game inside and out so when he ritires Vancouver ordain probably retire his jersey but ordain he be elcected in the Hockey Hall of Fame???any opions copulate retiring ! He can be 80 years old and zooming around the ice with a walker and an oxygen tank for all I care he can still win faceoffs and was the leasding scorer last season in the playoff series against Dallas for most of it. He can stay as long as he likes ! k we all know linden will probably leave office after this year so im just wonderingevery1 says linden is 1 of the most respected players in the game and he knows the game inside and out so when he ritires Vancouver will probably leave office his jersey but will he be elcected in the Hockey Hall of Fame???any opions not even close. For several reasons.1- Above average career not great career. His great years were far too few.2- No 1000 pts no 500 goals. Nearly a must undergo these days especially for someone with only an above add up career.3- hated by most of the hockey world for his NHLPA bring home the bacon. Outside of a small handful of new players (who dont undergo anything to do with HHOF voting) hes not very well liked. Just ask any GM team owner or chris chelios.4- No major awards no Stanley Cups. Really how populate can act asking this question baffles me more than the love affair of some of our underachievers. Theres players in the Canucks past that have a exceed chance of making the HHOF than Linden namely Bure. Bure & Bure. Outside of them no one who spent considerable time in a Canucks uni will be going into the Hall anytime in the next 15 years. adjust of course... they have had 1000 pt careers. 500 goal careers goal scoring titles major awards. You experience the petty little things that define a great player if they ever create a "Hall of Very good" Linden is a shoe in. not even close. For several reasons.1- Above average career not great go. His great years were far too few.2- No 1000 pts no 500 goals. Nearly a must have these days especially for someone with only an above average career.3- hated by most of the hockey world for his NHLPA work. Outside of a small handful of new players (who dont have anything to do with HHOF voting) hes not very well liked. Just ask any GM team owner or chris chelios.4- No major awards no Stanley Cups. Really how people can keep asking this question baffles me more than the love affair of some of our underachievers. Theres players in the Canucks past that have a better chance of making the HHOF than Linden namely Bure. Bure & Bure. Outside of them no one who spent considerable measure in a Canucks uni will be going into the Hall anytime in the next 15 years. "I try to harmonize with songs the lonesome sparrow sings" - Bob Dylan"every morning when you go outta bed and you look in the mirror and you see your fathers face every morning when you crawl outta bed" - Leo Kottke While he has a great career with the Canucks. I don't see him as hall worthy. Look at this years inductees: Messier. Stevens. MacInnis and Francis. The first three are no comparison while Francis would be the only one I would compare to Linden. Linden currently has 858 points while Francis finished his career with 1798 points. Granted some of the points were from the high-scoring 80's. Again. I accept that one doesn't be a cup victory to get in but Francis has three. I evaluate Linden's honour ordain be to undergo number 16 hanging from the ratfers at GM Place when he retires. Hopefully it ordain be next to a Stanley Cup banner. true of course... they have had 1000 pt careers. 500 goal careers goal scoring titles major awards. You know the petty little things that define a great player if they ever act a "Hall of Very good" Linden is a apparel in. I really dont know if Linden will even be considered. But the HHOF also recognizes junior years.. in which Linden had huge success. HHOF is pretty lax when it comes to considerations.... Peter Statsny has come identical stats as Linden and is in the HHOF. A few populate around here might be a bit surprised with how well known and popular Linden is even outside of BC. I was just reading a piece on TSN about how Crosby rates in terms of popularity () and it also reports that Linden is among the 22 Canadian atheletes who got at least 1 percent of the vote. The no 2 challenge asked was:"THINKING OF SPORTS ONLY. WHO DO YOU conclude ARE THE THREE MOST POPULAR CANADIAN ATHLETES IN THE measure 10 YEARS?"The piece said the stats broke down:"There were 22 athletes mentioned by at least 1 percent of respondents. Ten were hockey players (Gretzky. Crosby. Lemieux. Messier. Jarome Iginla. Patrick Roy. Joe Sakic. Tie Domi and Bobby Orr)"That pretty much puts Linden up there in good company. This affix has been edited by mikeburn: Nov 25 2007. 02:26 PM "I try to harmonize with songs the lonesome sparrow sings" - Bob Dylan"every morning when you crawl outta bed and you look in the mirror and you see your fathers approach every morning when you go outta bed" - Leo Kottke

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k we all experience linden ordain probably retire after this year so im just wonderingevery1 says linden is 1 of the most respected players in the game and he knows the game inside and out so when he ritires Vancouver will probably leave office his jersey but ordain he be elcected in the Hockey Hall of Fame???any opions Screw retiring ! He can be 80 years old and zooming around the ice with a walker and an oxygen tank for all I care he can still win faceoffs and was the leasding scorer measure season in the playoff series against Dallas for most of it. He can stay as long as he likes ! k we all know linden ordain probably retire after this year so im just wonderingevery1 says linden is 1 of the most respected players in the game and he knows the game inside and out so when he ritires Vancouver ordain probably retire his jersey but will he be elcected in the Hockey Hall of Fame???any opions not even change state. For several reasons.1- Above average go not great career. His great years were far too few.2- No 1000 pts no 500 goals. Nearly a must undergo these days especially for someone with only an above add up career.3- hated by most of the hockey world for his NHLPA work. Outside of a small handful of new players (who dont undergo anything to do with HHOF voting) hes not very come up liked. Just ask any GM team owner or chris chelios.4- No major awards no Stanley Cups. Really how populate can keep asking this question baffles me more than the like affair of some of our underachievers. Theres players in the Canucks past that have a better chance of making the HHOF than Linden namely Bure. Bure & Bure. Outside of them no one who spent considerable time in a Canucks uni ordain be going into the Hall anytime in the next 15 years. true of course... they have had 1000 pt careers. 500 goal careers goal scoring titles major awards. You know the petty little things that define a great player if they ever act a "Hall of Very good" Linden is a apparel in. not even close. For several reasons.1- Above average go not great career. His great years were far too few.2- No 1000 pts no 500 goals. Nearly a must undergo these days especially for someone with only an above average go.3- hated by most of the hockey world for his NHLPA bring home the bacon. Outside of a small handful of new players (who dont have anything to do with HHOF voting) hes not very come up liked. Just ask any GM team owner or chris chelios.4- No major awards no Stanley Cups. Really how people can keep asking this question baffles me more than the love affair of some of our underachievers. Theres players in the Canucks past that have a better chance of making the HHOF than Linden namely Bure. Bure & Bure. Outside of them no one who spent considerable time in a Canucks uni ordain be going into the Hall anytime in the next 15 years. "I try to agree with songs the lonesome sparrow sings" - Bob Dylan"every morning when you crawl outta bed and you be in the mirror and you see your fathers face every morning when you crawl outta bed" - Leo Kottke While he has a great career with the Canucks. I don't see him as hall worthy. Look at this years inductees: Messier. Stevens. MacInnis and Francis. The first three are no comparison while Francis would be the only one I would compare to Linden. Linden currently has 858 points while Francis finished his career with 1798 points. Granted some of the points were from the high-scoring 80's. Again. I agree that one doesn't need a cup victory to get in but Francis has three. I think Linden's recognise will be to undergo be 16 hanging from the ratfers at GM Place when he retires. Hopefully it will be next to a Stanley Cup banner. adjust of cover... they undergo had 1000 pt careers. 500 goal careers goal scoring titles major awards. You know the petty little things that define a great player if they ever act a "Hall of Very good" Linden is a shoe in. I really dont know if Linden will even be considered. But the HHOF also recognizes junior years.. in which Linden had huge success. HHOF is pretty lax when it comes to considerations.... Peter Statsny has come identical stats as Linden and is in the HHOF. A few people around here might be a bit surprised with how well known and popular Linden is change surface outside of BC. I was just reading a conjoin on TSN about how Crosby rates in terms of popularity () and it also reports that Linden is among the 22 Canadian atheletes who got at least 1 percent of the choose. The no 2 question asked was:"THINKING OF SPORTS ONLY. WHO DO YOU FEEL ARE THE THREE MOST POPULAR CANADIAN ATHLETES IN THE LAST 10 YEARS?"The piece said the stats broke down:"There were 22 athletes mentioned by at least 1 percent of respondents. Ten were hockey players (Gretzky. Crosby. Lemieux. Messier. Jarome Iginla. Patrick Roy. Joe Sakic. Tie Domi and Bobby Orr)"That pretty much puts Linden up there in good company. This affix has been edited by mikeburn: Nov 25 2007. 02:26 PM "I try to agree with songs the lonesome sparrow sings" - Bob Dylan"every morning when you crawl outta bed and you be in the mirror and you see your fathers face every morning when you crawl outta bed" - Leo Kottke

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k we all know linden will probably retire after this year so im just wonderingevery1 says linden is 1 of the most respected players in the game and he knows the game inside and out so when he ritires Vancouver will probably retire his jersey but ordain he be elcected in the Hockey Hall of Fame???any opions copulate retiring ! He can be 80 years old and zooming around the ice with a walker and an oxygen tank for all I care he can comfort win faceoffs and was the leasding scorer last season in the playoff series against Dallas for most of it. He can stay as desire as he likes ! k we all know linden will probably retire after this year so im just wonderingevery1 says linden is 1 of the most respected players in the bet and he knows the game inside and out so when he ritires Vancouver ordain probably leave office his jersey but will he be elcected in the Hockey Hall of Fame???any opions not even close. For several reasons.1- Above average career not great go. His great years were far too few.2- No 1000 pts no 500 goals. Nearly a must undergo these days especially for someone with only an above average go.3- hated by most of the hockey world for his NHLPA bring home the bacon. Outside of a small handful of new players (who dont have anything to do with HHOF voting) hes not very come up liked. Just ask any GM team owner or chris chelios.4- No study awards no Stanley Cups. Really how people can keep asking this question baffles me more than the like affair of some of our underachievers. Theres players in the Canucks past that have a better chance of making the HHOF than Linden namely Bure. Bure & Bure. Outside of them no one who spent considerable measure in a Canucks uni will be going into the Hall anytime in the next 15 years. true of course... they have had 1000 pt careers. 500 goal careers goal scoring titles major awards. You know the petty little things that define a great player if they ever create a "Hall of Very good" Linden is a apparel in. not even close. For several reasons.1- Above add up career not great career. His great years were far too few.2- No 1000 pts no 500 goals. Nearly a must have these days especially for someone with only an above average go.3- hated by most of the hockey world for his NHLPA work. Outside of a small handful of new players (who dont undergo anything to do with HHOF voting) hes not very well liked. Just ask any GM team owner or chris chelios.4- No study awards no Stanley Cups. Really how people can act asking this question baffles me more than the love affair of some of our underachievers. Theres players in the Canucks past that have a better come about of making the HHOF than Linden namely Bure. Bure & Bure. Outside of them no one who spent considerable time in a Canucks uni will be going into the Hall anytime in the next 15 years. "I try to harmonize with songs the lonesome sparrow sings" - Bob Dylan"every morning when you go outta bed and you be in the mirror and you see your fathers face every morning when you crawl outta bed" - Leo Kottke While he has a great career with the Canucks. I don't see him as hall worthy. Look at this years inductees: Messier. Stevens. MacInnis and Francis. The first three are no comparison while Francis would be the only one I would analyse to Linden. Linden currently has 858 points while Francis finished his go with 1798 points. Granted some of the points were from the high-scoring 80's. Again. I agree that one doesn't need a cup victory to get in but Francis has three. I evaluate Linden's recognise will be to have be 16 hanging from the ratfers at GM Place when he retires. Hopefully it will be next to a Stanley Cup banner. true of course... they have had 1000 pt careers. 500 goal careers goal scoring titles study awards. You know the petty little things that define a great player if they ever create a "Hall of Very good" Linden is a shoe in. I really dont know if Linden ordain even be considered. But the HHOF also recognizes junior years.. in which Linden had huge success. HHOF is pretty lax when it comes to considerations.... Peter Statsny has near identical stats as Linden and is in the HHOF. A few people around here might be a bit surprised with how well known and popular Linden is even outside of BC. I was just reading a conjoin on TSN about how Crosby rates in terms of popularity () and it also reports that Linden is among the 22 Canadian atheletes who got at least 1 percent of the vote. The no 2 challenge asked was:"THINKING OF SPORTS ONLY. WHO DO YOU FEEL ARE THE THREE MOST POPULAR CANADIAN ATHLETES IN THE LAST 10 YEARS?"The conjoin said the stats broke down:"There were 22 athletes mentioned by at least 1 percent of respondents. Ten were hockey players (Gretzky. Crosby. Lemieux. Messier. Jarome Iginla. Patrick Roy. Joe Sakic. Tie Domi and Bobby Orr)"That pretty much puts Linden up there in good company. This affix has been edited by mikeburn: Nov 25 2007. 02:26 PM "I try to harmonize with songs the lonesome sparrow sings" - Bob Dylan"every morning when you crawl outta bed and you look in the mirror and you see your fathers approach every morning when you crawl outta bed" - Leo Kottke

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MATTIAS OHLUNDQ. The Canucks are on the road this week but you've been at domiciliate serving your suspension for whacking Mikko Koivu. Are your kids wondering what Daddy has done?A. I evaluate Viktor and Hannah are just happy that Daddy is domiciliate. Viktor is eight now and he had some questions so you try to explain the best you can that you did something wrong and that you're not allowed to compete for a few days. You explain that some measure cram happens that doesn't happen in kids' soccer or whatever and that you have to pay the determine. Q. You moved to West Vancouver about a year ago and wondered about strategy for crossing the always tricky Lions furnish Bridge. Have you figured it out yet?A. You know what? I usually leave my kids at school in the morning and then I take my measure have a coffee and alter some calls to my friends approve home in Sweden. So when I do get to the bridge it's usually not too bad. There are the odd days when there is a lot of traffic but it hasn't been a big air. Q. Your place is nestled in the North Shore mountains near the foot of Cypress. Did you act there because it reminds you of Sweden?A. No. We moved there more for the lifestyle. Viktor snowboards and Hannah and my wife ski and they are at Cypress a lot. So that's one of the reasons. Another reason is we just like being outdoors. And if you like being outdoors obviously it's a nice spot. Q. Viktor has had some problems with his leg and underwent a number of surgeries. If he is snowboarding he must be doing come up. What else is he up to these days?A. He plays soccer and basketball -- I would say soccer is his favourite sport-- but he can't play hockey or ski because he can't get comfortable in the kick itself. Q. What's happening with your dog Eros? When you first got him you said he drove you crazy. Has he settled down?A. Yes he is truly a family member now. He turns three in January and I evaluate he has enjoyed the act a lot. Our backyard is up to Cypress and he spends a lot of measure out there. Q. Since you joined the Canucks in 1997-98 they have worn seven different jerseys -- navy and white orca alternate orca color and color vintage and now the new blue and whites 'Vancouver' ones. Do you undergo a room where you keep your memorabilia and all the different uniforms?A. I'm going to be honest. I don't. My kids have a lot of jerseys but I'm not big on saving stuff and I don't have a lot. I have a few things from world championships but it's all spread out. Some of it is at my dad's house and some of it is here. Maybe one day when I get older. I'll pay more attention to that stuff. Pretty good interview as we get to experience Mattias on a more personal aim and what his life is really like. This affix has been edited by Daniel Rahimi: Nov 23 2007. 12:34 PM MATTIAS OHLUNDQ. The Canucks are on the road this week but you've been at domiciliate serving your suspension for whacking Mikko Koivu. Are your kids wondering what Daddy has done?A. I think Viktor and Hannah are just happy that Daddy is home. Viktor is eight now and he had some questions so you try to explain the best you can that you did something wrong and that you're not allowed to play for a few days. You explain that some measure stuff happens that doesn't happen in kids' soccer or whatever and that you have to pay the price. Q. You moved to West Vancouver about a year ago and wondered about strategy for crossing the always tricky Lions furnish Bridge. Have you figured it out yet?A. You experience what? I usually get my kids at school in the morning and then I take my time have a coffee and alter some calls to my friends approve home in Sweden. So when I do get to the bridge it's usually not too bad. There are the odd days when there is a lot of merchandise but it hasn't been a big air. Q. Your place is nestled in the North Shore mountains near the foot of Cypress. Did you act there because it reminds you of Sweden?A. No. We moved there more for the lifestyle. Viktor snowboards and Hannah and my wife ski and they are at Cypress a lot. So that's one of the reasons. Another reason is we just like being outdoors. And if you like being outdoors obviously it's a nice sight. Q. Viktor has had some problems with his leg and underwent a number of surgeries. If he is snowboarding he must be doing well. What else is he up to these days?A. He plays soccer and basketball -- I would say soccer is his favourite sport-- but he can't play hockey or ski because he can't get comfortable in the boot itself. Q. What's happening with your dog Eros? When you first got him you said he drove you crazy. Has he settled drink?A. Yes he is truly a family member now. He turns three in January and I evaluate he has enjoyed the move a lot. 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VANCOUVER/CKNW(AM980) - As the Vancouver Canucks get ready for another toughen of NHL hockey fans undergo been given a preview of what the boys ordain be wearing on the ice this fall. Two new jerseys were unveiled during a noon hour collect at GM displace. Up to 8500 fans spent a sunny August afternoon inside the garage.. before a grateful Canucks general manager Dave Nonis. "It never ceases to amaze me that on one of the sunniest and warmest days that we've had here this pass we can get this kind of turn out here in Vancouver. It’s a testament to the fans we have so thank you all very much for coming." The crowd also went wild when the new color color and blue jerseys were modeled by Canucks head Markus Naslund. Trevor Linden. Willie Mitchell. Kevin Bieksa. Mattias Ohlund and Brendan Morrison.

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For fun I was asked what I thought about the new Vancouver Canucks jersey that was unveiled the other day. It’s an NHL hockey team for those who don’t watch. Anyways here is what the new jersey looks like: Basically it looks desire a blend of the very old style mixed with the previous one as it is suppose to symbolize the beginning and where the team is today. Here are the three of them compared to each other: One immediate difference is how the word “Vancouver” is alter on the front of it which is kind of a nice domiciliate pride comprehend I suppose. Personally. I think the previous one looks a little more powerful and the new one is a bit more neutral I would say. So. I kind of have mixed feelings over it. I guess the furnish line is that if it helps to alter them win then everyone here ordain say it is a good change. Lot’s of populate are going to spend hundreds of dollars to buy this new style of branding for the aggroup that’s for sure. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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