Monthly Archives: July 2009

Canada Announces Training Camp Invites

Hockey Canada has announced the attendees for the summer camp to be held in August in Calgary.

http://www.ctvolympics.ca/hockey/news/newsid=12421.html@cid=rsstsn

Goal
Martin Brodeur (New Jersey Devils),
Roberto Luongo (Vancouver Canucks)
Marc-André Fleury (Pittsburgh Penguins)
Steve Mason (Columbus Blue Jackets)
Cam Ward (Carolina Hurricanes)

Likelihood of Bert back in Vancouver?

Just throwing this out there and I know i’ll hear backlash, but thats what we love eh?

What’s the likelihood of Todd Bertuzzi coming back to Vancouver?

Wild after Koivu and Ruslan Fedotenko

MICHAEL RUSSO, Star Tribune

The Wild doesn’t appear done. Sources say it still has interest in Pittsburgh’s Ruslan Fedotenko and at least one more defenseman, but Koivu appears next.

July 2, 2009 Morning NHL News and Rumors

Heatley refuses to budge

Predators expect to lose players

Rangers passed on Heatley

Top Available UFA Players

As day 1 of the UFA season is closing HTR is providing a listing of the top players who are still available. HTR asks you to go through this list and speculate as to where you think that they will end up.

July 1 Thread – Updates and Signings Here

Expect Heatley to be dealt very soon to either Edmonton of if the Wild make a last pitch


Done Deals

Havlat has a verbal agreement to go to the Wild – Saku Koivu likely next.

Marian Gaborik to NYR 5 years for $7.5M per season.

Gionta Signs with Montreal

Chris Neil back to Ottawa


Steve Sullivan remains in Nashville.
Sami Pahlsson to Columbus.
Mike Cammalleri Signs with Montreal – 5 Years – 30 Million

Komisarek to Toronto

Edmonton Signs Khabibulin

Neidermayer 1 year deal with the Ducks

Roloson to the Islanders – 2 years – 5 million

Kovalev Signs with the Habs – 2 years – 8.8 Million


Rumor Hossa to the Black Hawks could be close – Done Deal – Multi Year Contract


Dvorak, Florida. 2 years, 3.4 millions

Anderson, Colorado. 2 years, 3.6 millions

Ohlund – Done deal Tampa Bay long term

Leafs sign Colton Orr – 4 years – 4 million

Kubina has been traded to the Thrashers – Details to follow .

Knuble to the Capitals 2 years – 5.6 million

Steve Montador to the Sabres 2 years – 1.55 million

Boucher to the Flyers – 900,000 per season – 2 years

Laperriere to Flyers –Three years, 3.5 million.

Rumors Still at this point

Rumor – Ty Conklin to the Flyers or Leafs or Blues

Rumor – Canadiens after Antropov

Rumor – Huet to the Oilers or Kings

Rumor – Kaberle for Kessel back in play

Burke primed for market gain

By ROB LONGLEY, SUN MEDIA

So far, the trades have been minor and draft picks are just long-term investments in the future.

But today, Leafs president Brian Burke and his staff take their latest stab at landing an impact player (or players) who can be part of both the short and long-term future of the struggling franchise.

Burke has promised to be active when the NHL free agency period opens for business at noon.

Wild puts watchful eye on Koivu’s big brother

Chicago Blackhawks reach out and text Havlat

Red Wings wait for answer from Marian Hossa; other forwards could be leaving Detroit, too

Bertuzzi In Toronto

Todd Bertuzzi attended yesterday’s Blue Jays game. Could this mean Brian Burke has an offer for him? Think about it. Burke traded for Bertuzzi in 1998, signed him in 2003 (still with the Canucks) and signed Bert two years ago with the Ducks. Is Big Bert going to be a Leaf?

Sedins Stay Out West

Its official. The Sedin twins have re-signed in Vancouver for 5 years

The annual salary averages out to be 6.1 mil. The Nucks didnt break the bank and maybe have enough to bolster their D.

Healtey SAYS NO to Oilers. TRADE REJECTED!

According to TSN.ca/nhl

Dany Heatley says no when asked to waive his no-movement clause to facilitate an agreed-upon trade between the Ottawa Senators and Edmonton Oilers that would have sent Andrew Cogliano, Dustin Penner and Ladislav Smid to Ottawa.

Now this is going to be CRAZY! not only does Ottawa fans hate him now, but so will Oiler fans.

Wow… his list did not include the Oilers… so what happens now?