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| Los Angeles Kings |
NHL Hockey Transaction |
06/22/2008 |
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| Bought out the remaining year on the contract of goaltender Dan Cloutier; acquired forward Brad Rickardson from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for a second-round pick in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. |
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| NHL Coaching Changes |
NHL Hockey |
06/14/2008 |
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Atlanta Thrashers - Bob Hartley, Don Waddell, interim. Colorado Avalanche - Joel Quenneville, Tony Granato. Florida Panthers - Jacques Martin, Peter DeBoer. Los Angeles Kings - Marc Crawford, TBA. Ottawa Senators - John Paddock, Bryan Murray, interim, Craig Hartsburg. San Jose Sharks - Ron Wilson, Todd McLellan. Tampa Bay Lightning - John Tortorella, TBA. Toronto Maple Leafs - Paul Maurice, Ron Wilson. Washington Capitals - Glen Hanlon, Bruce Boudreau.Copyright © 2005 The Associated Press. |
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| Dallas Stars |
NHL Hockey Transaction |
06/12/2008 |
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| Acquired a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for center Marty Sertich. |
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| Colorado acquires Sertich |
NHL Hockey |
06/10/2008 |
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DENVER (AP) -The Colorado Avalanche acquired forward Marty Sertich from the Dallas Stars on Tuesday, giving up a conditional pick in the 2009 NHL draft. The 25-year-old Sertich was with the Iowa Stars of the American Hockey League for the past two seasons. He had 27 goals and 25 assists last season to lead Iowa in scoring. The 5-foot-9, 165-pound center played four seasons at Colorado College, winning the Hobey Baker Memorial Award - the Heisman of college hockey - in 2004-05. He led the nation that year w |
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| Kings fire Crawford as coach |
NHL Hockey |
06/10/2008 |
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| nd the only one in which he had a losing record. At 34 in his first season as a head coach he became the youngest to win the Jack Adams Award as NHL coach of the year with the Quebec Nordiques in 1995. A year later, after the team had become the Colorado Avalanche, he won a Stanley Cup in a four-game sweep over the Florida Panthers. He spent two more seasons in Colorado and went on to coach the Vancouver Canucks for six-and-a-half seasons. He is 470-361-100 in 13 seasons as a head coach. His firing leav |
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| Crawford will not be behind Kings' bench next year |
NHL Hockey |
06/10/2008 |
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| di. "However, we believe that in evaluating where we are, and more importantly, where we are going as an organization, we feel this coaching change was the right decision to make. We wish Marc the best in his future endeavors." Crawford, 47, led the Colorado Avalanche to the Stanley Cup title in the spring of 1996 and served as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks for parts of seven seasons. The Canucks fired Crawford after missing the playoffs in 2005-2006 despite a record of 42-32-8. The one-time Vancouver forwa |
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| STAT SHEET |
NHL Hockey |
06/04/2008 |
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Only 15 teams have won the Stanley Cup since 1968: 10 times - Montreal Canadiens 5 times - Edmonton Oilers 4 times - New York Islanders 4 times - Detroit Red Wings 3 times - New Jersey Devils 2 times - Boston Bruins 2 times - Colorado Avalanche 2 times - Philadelphia Flyers 2 times - Pittsburgh Penguins 1 time - Anaheim Ducks 1 time - Calgary Flames 1 time - Carolina Hurricanes 1 time - Dallas Stars 1 time - New York Rangers 1 time - Tampa Bay LightningCopyright © 2005 The As |
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| Stanley Cup Champions |
NHL Hockey |
06/04/2008 |
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| Senators 4-1 2006-Carolina Hurricanes def. Edmonton Oilers 4-3 2005-Lockout 2004-Tampa Bay Lightning def. Calgary Flames, 4-3 2003-New Jersey Devils def. Anaheim Mighty Ducks, 4-3 2002-Detroit Red Wings def. Carolina Hurricanes, 4-1 2001-Colorado Avalanche def. New Jersey Devils, 4-3 2000-New Jersey Devils def. Dallas Stars, 4-2 1999-Dallas Stars def. Buffalo Sabres, 4-2 1998-Detroit Red Wings def. Washington Capitals, 4-0 1997-Detroit Red Wings def. Philadelphia Flyers, 4-0 1996-Colorado Av |
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| Red Wings confident, not cocky heading to Pitt |
NHL Hockey |
05/27/2008 |
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| had our moments, but I think we've been pretty consistent at playoff time.'' Detroit took a 2-0 lead over Nashville in the opening round before dropping two road games. The Red Wings rebounded to take the final two and move on. The injury-depleted Colorado Avalanche didn't put up much of a fight and were ushered on in four straight. A seemingly insurmountable 3-0 edge over Dallas was trimmed to striking range when the Stars extended the series at home in Game 4 and then handed the Red Wings their only defeat |
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| Franzen practices, but won't play in finals opener |
NHL Hockey |
05/23/2008 |
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| r about an hour. ``I was excited to be back out on the ice. It was a lot of fun to be with the guys again. I'm out of shape, but otherwise I felt good.'' That wasn't the case in the second round when the Red Wings were in the midst of sweeping the Colorado Avalanche. Franzen isn't sure when he got hurt or if one hit did him in, all he knows is he didn't feel right once the series shifted to the Rocky Mountains for Game 3. There were headaches and symptoms that were unfamiliar. Franzen tried to play through it |
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