1. Darryl Katz has made another offer to buy the Edmonton Oilers, and it looks like this one will be accepted.
2. The NHL and the IIHF have re-opened the transfer agreement.
3. Angelo Esposito and Leland Irving highlight today's cuts for Team Canada.
4. Mike Richards has signed a 12 year deal with the Flyers.
5. Teppo Numminen has resumed skating.
6. Water cooler notes.
7. Darren Dreger tells us the Curtis Joseph will be playing in the Spengler Cup.
8. Northeastern has been surprising people in the NCAA.
9. The AHL report.
10. Crashing the Net gives us 15 players to watch at the upcoming World Juniors.
11. Steven Stamkos says he is willing to do anything to help Canada win.
12. INCH's Hobey Baker tracker.
13. Fanhouse discusses the Scott Walker incident.
14. Stan Fischler details a heated exchange between Aaron Asham and Brent Sutter.
15. Fans aren't the only ones who don't like defensive hockey.
16. Bryan McCabe's offense has dried up, but so have the boos.
17. Jason Jaffray and Mason Raymond each scored their first NHL goals last night.
18. A Martin Havlat for Erik Cole trade was nearly a done deal, pre-lockout.
19. Rand Simon writes that younger players are getting signed sooner and to bigger deals in the wake of the Dustin Penner offer sheet.
20. Wednesday's WHL highlights.
21. This week's installment featuring Roseau, MN, courtesy of the Hockey News.
22. The Gagner-Nilsson-Pisani line is clicking in Edmonton.
23. The Montreal Canadiens have reunited the Kostitsyn brothers.
24. A video of life living with Tom Gilbert, Sam Gagner and Andrew Cogliano.
25. Here are the Top 20 WHL prospects for the 2008 draft.
For Illegal Curve, I'm Kyle Kosior
Thursday, December 13, 2007
News You Can Use Late in the Day
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Monday, November 26, 2007
EURO CURVE
Euro Curve takes a look at the latest international hockey headlines.
- The Hockey News 'Eye on Europe' correspondent Risto Pakarinen writes about the improvement and success of the Russian Super League. He points out that in addition to former Russian NHLers returning to play in their home country, the league is begining to pump out some of the best talent in the world, as evidenced by the fact they had the most players represented in the recent Euro Hockey tour in Finland.
- According to Illegal Curve's favourite Czech Extraleague blogger (vakfan.blogspot.com), a fan was beaten with a stick by a player in a recent Austrian League game between Villacher SV and Vienna Capitals. Apparently, Manuel Latusa swung at the intruder after fans littered the ice following a game-tying goal.
For Illegal Curve, I'm Ezra Ginsburg.
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