auf den schiri könnens die mannheimer jedenfalls nicht schieben. sie hatten mehr überzahl und er hat gegen beide seiten sehr regelgetreu (=kleinlich) gepfiffen
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
glückwunsch nach frankfurt. meine zweitliebste del-mannschaft zerlegt meine 14.liebste. perfekt - hab ich gleich mal ein gläschen aufgemacht. und hier die tops aus nürnberg:
1. ian gordon - er hat am anfang frankfurt die führung gerettet 2. pat lebeau - in der form einer der besten in der del 3. die einheit, die das team endlich mal gebildet hat
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
"...ein richtig dicker fisch, den co-trainer teal fowler schon fest an der angel wähnte, sprang in letzter minute doch noch ab: michael peca, 29-jähriger center der new york islanders mit mehr als 600 nhl-einsätzen und weit über 300 punkten, war mit den roosters schon handelseinig, bleibt aber nun doch in new york"
das kann ich ja gar nicht verstehen, wieso der die islanders den roosters vorzieht
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
auch wegen der fehlenden tiefe an deutschen spielern sind hannover und frankfurt ja die letzten jahre so weit gekommen. beide haben da dankend verzichtet und ich hoffe, dass es den freezers ebenso geht. allerdings ist ja der ober-unsymphat fedra jetzt weg, da könnte man sie fast gut leiden, wenn nicht auch der capla noch da wäre
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
und hier noch dreimal die blues mit vertragsverlängerungen u.a.:
In Antwort auf: St. Louis Blues Sign Defenseman Tom Koivisto And Forward Mike Danton
St. Louis, MO, July 16, 2003 - Senior Vice President and General Manager Larry Pleau announced today that the club has signed defenseman Tom Koivisto and forward Mike Danton. As per club policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed.
Koivisto, 29, became the third Finnish born player to play for the Blues. He recorded his first career NHL goal becoming the 15th player since the 1993-94 season to notch a goal in their Blues debut on Oct. 10 versus Anaheim. The 5-10, 186-pound defenseman spent the majority of the season with Worcester, appearing in 47 games, recording 17 points (four goals, 13 assists). Last season, Koivisto was named the top defenseman of the Finnish League. The Turku, Finland native was originally St. Louis' eighth round selection, 253rd overall in the 2002 Entry Draft.
Danton, 22, was acquired by the Blues from New Jersey on June 21, 2003 along with a third round selection, 101st overall (Konstantin Zakharov) in the 2003 Entry Draft in exchange for a third round selection, 93rd overall in the 2003 Entry Draft. The 5-9, 190-pound forward appeared in 17 games with New Jersey last season, collecting a pair of goals along with 35 penalty minutes. The Brampton, Ontario native was originally New Jersey's ninth round choice, 135th overall in the 2000 Entry Draft. Prior to being drafted, Danton played three seasons in the Ontario Hockey League, capturing a playoff championship with the Barrie Colts in 2000.
In Antwort auf: St. Louis Blues Re-Sign Goaltender Brent Johnson And Defenseman Bryce Salvador
St. Louis, MO, July 16, 2003 - Senior Vice President and General Manager Larry Pleau announced today that the club has re-signed goaltender Brent Johnson and defenseman Bryce Salvador. As per club policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed.
Johnson, 26, posted a 16-13-5 record along with a 2.47 goals against average last season. He notched his 11th career shutout on Dec. 23 vs. Los Angeles, becoming one of six active goaltenders to notch 10 plus shutouts in their first 100 NHL games. Johnson was named NHL Player of the Week for the week of Dec. 29, recording four consecutive victories, including a 1.25 goals against average and .951 save percentage over the span. The 6-2, 199-pound net-minder, missed 27 games due to a high ankle sprain prior to training camp and returned to the lineup on Dec. 12 at Nashville.
The Farmington, Michigan native set a career high during the 2001-02 season posting 34 wins, while playing in a career high 58 contests. He set a franchise record by posting a 10-game winning streak during the 2001-02 regular season and became the first goaltender in NHL history to record shutouts as his first three playoff victories during the 2002 postseason. Johnson has recorded a 72-44-11 record, along with a 2.25 goals against average in 133 career NHL contests. He was traded to St. Louis by Colorado on May 30, 1997 for a third round draft selection (Rick Berry) in the 1997 Entry Draft.
Salvador, 27, recorded 10 points (two goals, eight assists), along with a career high 95 penalty minutes in 71 contests with St. Louis last season. The 6-2, 215-pound defenseman, tied his career high in assists, while averaging 18:57 minutes of ice-time. Salvador appeared in his 200th career NHL game on Mar. 13 at Vancouver and notched his 200th career penalty minute on Feb. 6 vs. NY Rangers
The Brandon, Manitoba native has skated in 212 career NHL contests, all with St. Louis, collecting 32 points (nine goals, 23 assists), along with 242 penalty minutes. Salvador was originally signed by St. Louis as a free agent on Dec. 16, 1996 and was drafted by Tampa Bay in the sixth round, 138th overall, in the 1994 NHL Entry draft.
In Antwort auf: St. Louis Blues Re-Sign Defenseman Christian Laflamme And Forwards Steve Martins And Ryan Johnson
St. Louis, MO, July 16, 2003 - Senior Vice President and General Manager Larry Pleau announced today that the club has signed defenseman Christian Laflamme, and forwards Steve Martins and Ryan Johnson. As per club policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed.
Laflamme, 26, skated in 47 games with St. Louis this season, registering nine assists, He tied a career high, recording 15 penalty minutes in a game on March 23 at Dallas. The 6-1, 206-pound defenseman made his Blues playoff debut on April 12 at Vancouver. The St. Charles, Quebec native has appeared in 308 career NHL games, recording 46 points (two goals, 44 assists), along with 262 penalty minutes. He was signed by St. Louis as a free agent on Aug. 21, 2001 and was originally drafted in the second round, 45th overall, by Chicago in the 1985 NHL Entry Draft.
Martins, 31, was claimed on waivers by St. Louis on January 15. He recorded six points (three goals, three assists), skating in 28 games with St. Louis and appeared in 14 games with Ottawa prior to joining the Blues. The 5-9, 185-pound center posted career highs in games played (59), points (13), goals (six), assists (seven), and penalty minutes (37) during his 1999-00 campaign. The Gatineau, Quebec native has registered 43 points (19 goals, 24 assists) along with 120 penalty minutes in 238 career NHL matches. He was originally Hartford's first selection, fifth overall, in the 1994 Supplemental Draft. Martins spent four seasons at Harvard University from 1991-95 prior to joining the Whalers.
Johnson, 27, was claimed on waivers by the Blues on February 19. He skated in 75 games (17 with St. Louis, 58 with Florida), recording all of his seven points with the Panthers. The 6-1, 201-pound center posted a plus-or-even rating in 16 of his 17 games with the Blues. The Thunder Bay, Ontario native recorded career highs in all categories, points (21), goals (seven), assists (14), and games played (80) during the 2000-01 season with Tampa Bay. Johnson has registered 53 points (15 goals, 38 assists) along with 108 penalty minutes in 275 career NHL matches. He was originally Florida's fourth selection, 36th overall, in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft. Prior to making his pro debut, Johnson spent two seasons at the University of North Dakota from 1994-96 .
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
am allerwitzigsten finde ich, dass er zu alt für euch ist. die mannschaft, die letztes jahr ein vor-altersheim aufs eis schickte, verweigert jetzt bei rumrich. aber mir ist das nur recht - ich hoffe, dass er bleibt
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
da wollen wohl zwei nen ring. komisch, dass das in der diskussion nicht aufgetaucht ist. jeder wundert sich nur, dass sie auf soviel kohle verzichten. aber ich versteh die beiden - die kinder brauchen auch so nicht zu hungern und mit der mannschaft sind sie der absolute über-favorit auf den titel. vielleicht holen sie ja noch fedorov;)
nur nochmal zur verdeutlichung
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
DENVER (AP) -- The Colorado Avalanche has signed unrestricted free agents Paul Kariya and Teemu Selanne to one-year contracts, The Associated Press learned Thursday.
The signing of the two high-scoring forwards was to be announced at a news conference later Thursday.
An NHL source said Kariya, who played with the Anaheim Mighty Ducks last season, agreed to a $1.2 million contract. Selanne, who declined his option at $6.5 million with the San Jose Sharks, agreed to a $5.8 million contract with Colorado.
The source said Kariya had specific reasons for signing the relatively low contract figure, but did not elaborate. Selanne was not expected to be at the news conference, remaining in his homeland of Finland.
Kariya and Selanne are two of the NHL's top forwards, scoring 56 and 64 points, respectively, last season.
Kariya, a left wing, has been Anaheim's only real star in recent years. He had six goals and six assists over 21 games this postseason, helping lead the Mighty Ducks to the NHL finals, where they lost to New Jersey in seven games.
The seven-time All-Star has played his entire career in Anaheim, where he was a team leader. He became an unrestricted free agent Monday night when the Ducks declined to make him a qualifying offer, refusing to match the $10 million he made last season.
He holds a string of team records, including most career goals (300) and assists (369).
This season, Kariya played in all 82 games for the second consecutive year, and had 25 goals and 56 points.
Selanne had 28 goals and 64 points last season, leading the team in both categories while improving his two-way game and physical play. He was named the team's most valuable player.
In declining his option, Selanne believed he could make more money on the free-agent market.
He was one of the most attractive scorers available this summer, although it was unlikely he could get a lucrative long-term deal with the expiration of the NHL's collective bargaining agreement looming in September 2004.
da wollen wohl zwei nen ring. komisch, dass das in der diskussion nicht aufgetaucht ist. jeder wundert sich nur, dass sie auf soviel kohle verzichten. aber ich versteh die beiden - die kinder brauchen auch so nicht zu hungern und mit der mannschaft sind sie der absolute über-favorit auf den titel. vielleicht holen sie ja noch fedorov;)
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
St. Louis Blues Sign Goaltender Reinhard Divis And Defenseman Aris Brimanis Along With Forwards Sergei Varlamov And Jeff Panzer
St. Louis, MO, June 30, 2003 - Senior Vice President and General Manager Larry Pleau announced today that the club has signed goaltender Reinhard Divis, defenseman Aris Brimanis and forwards Sergei Varlamov and Jeff Panzer. As per club policy terms of the deals were not disclosed.
Divis, 27, collected his first NHL victory in his first NHL start on Oct. 15 vs. Carolina. He appeared in two games posting a 0.72 goals against average along with a .971 save percentage and a 2-0-0 record. The 5-11, 196-pound goaltender appeared in nine games with Worcester posting a 6-1-0 mark along with a 2.25 goals against average. He missed the majority of the season due to injury. The Vienna, Austria native became the first Austrian born player to play in the NHL when he made his NHL debut on April 7, 2002 vs. Colorado. He was St. Louis' eighth round selection, 261st overall in the 2000 entry draft.
Brimanis, 31, spent the entire season with the Worcester IceCats, registering 21 points (8g, 13a), tying him for third on the team among defensemen. The 6-1, 212-pound defenseman was tied for first on the team among defensemen with eight goals, while also leading the team with a plus 19 rating. He set a new Worcester franchise record and tied an AHL record for the two quickest goals by the same team (along with teammate Jeff Panzer), :05 seconds apart on March 30 vs. Manchester. The Cleveland, Ohio native has skated in 100 career NHL games, with Philadelphia, New York Islanders and Anaheim, collecting 14 career points (2g, 12a) along with 53 penalty minutes. Brimanis was originally Philadelphia's fourth round selection, 86th overall in the 1991 Entry Draft.
Varlamov, 24, played in three games with St. Louis this past season over two different stints. The 5-11, 203-pound forward spent the season with Worcester, leading the team in points 61 (23g, 38a), assists (38) and power play goals (10). The Kiev, Ukraine native originally signed as a free agent by Calgary and was traded to the Blues by Calgary on June 23, 2001.
Panzer, 25, spent the entire season at Worcester and was named the IceCats MVP for the 2002-03 season, recording 54 points (22g, 32a), establishing career highs in assists (32) games played (80) and penalty minutes (36). The 5-10, 160-pound forward was the only IceCat to skate in all 80 contests and led Worcester with eight game-winning goals. The Grand Forks, North Dakota native was originally signed as a free agent on May 7, 2002.
damit die blues mal wieder auf die erste seite rutschen. bin gespannt, obs divis schafft
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
ich hab das gerücht von hier ins icetigers-forum importiert. einhellige meinung: keiner wusste was davon, aber jeder würde ihn mit kusshand nehmen. wir hoffen das beste
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
ek zell am see in österreich und karlovy vary (karlsbad) in tschechien. wobei verfolgen zuviel gesagt ist - schau halt ab und an den tabellenstand und die ergebnisse nach
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
ich bin für die devils. schon immer (also seit 93) - bei mir hängt alles voller brodeur-poster. die ducks hätten es verdient, aber disney durfte erst vor kurzem mit den angels feiern - das muss reichen für ne zeit lang
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
wobei er im nächsten satz dann gesagt hat, dass zwischendrin doch einiger leerlauf war. hat sich irgendwie selbst wiedersprochen, aber wen interessierts?
#38 Pavol Demitra - St. Louis Blues Second place is the first looser - EHC - tigAIRs forever
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