-The LA Kings are returning Jonathan Bernier to junior hockey.
-Who's Hot and Who's Not in the CHL.
-The Stars enter the fray in the race for Peter Forsberg.
-The Philadelphia Flyers have placed Jesse Boulerice on waivers. Also of note, Boulerice called Kesler to apologize.
-Hockey Canada is now accepting bids for the 2010 and 2012 World Junior tournaments.
-The Wild are 5-0 to start the season. My in-laws may buy me tickets for the Wild game on Thanksgiving Friday, despite me always being nice to them.
-Eric Duhatschek discusses the value of playing well in October.
-Mirtle notes that Boston area lawyer Paul Kelly will receive an offer tonight to become the next head of the NHLPA.
-Kyle Turris impresses in his Wisconsin Badger debut.
-Despite reports that he is on the way out in Vancouver, Matt Cooke will play tonight.
-The Senators are concerned that Randy Robitaille would not clear waivers if signed to a contract.
-Jarome Iginla is the proud new owner of the Kamloops Blazers.
-Ken Campbell of the Hockey News calls for changes in how points are awarded.
-Todd Bertuzzi injured again.
-A look at what ails the Kings from insidesocal.com
-Some observations from Mike Brophy of the Hockey News.
-The NHL will allow some players to test the new Thermablade.
-Craig Conroy thrives on being versatile.
-Guy Lafleur admits to helping his son violate conditions of his bail.
-Guillaume Latendresse may be a healthy scratch for the Canadiens.
-The Canadian Press notes that there are several talented rookies in the NHL this year.
-Interesting story about Didier Pitre, an old-timey Montreal Canadien. This one is for you Mad Dog.
-A roundup from the WHL.
-Four enter the US Hockey Hall of Fame.
-Scott Burnside echoes Duhatschek and wonders which teams can rebound from slow starts.
-Fluto Shinzawa says the Bruins are a-ok.
-Craig MacDonald finds the right fit in Tampa.
-An interesting interview with Sean Avery.
-The Score notes that their are jobs on the line in Atlanta.
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