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'09-10 Season Leaders
| PLAYER | GP |
G |
A |
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| Limpright |
60 |
18 |
35 |
53 |
| Blaznek |
64 |
23 |
27 |
50 |
| Clayton |
60 |
18 |
32 |
50 |
| Kyrzakos |
54 |
22 |
24 |
46 |
| Smith |
62 |
14 |
31 |
45 |
More Season Leaders
| STAT |
PLAYER | TTL |
| +/- | Rutherford | +26 |
| PPG | Clayton | 9 |
| SHG | Smith | 3 |
| GWG | Two with | 4 |
| PIM | Pszenyczny | 134 |
| Shots | Blaznek| 217 |
| GAA | Carroll | 2.61 |
| Wins | DeCaro | 24 |
| SO | Two with | 2 |
| SV% | Carroll | .920 |
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CHL '09-10 Leaders
| CAT |
TM |
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TTL |
| G |
COL |
Ulanski |
34 |
| A |
ODE |
Thinel |
75 |
| PTS |
COL |
Ulanski |
109 |
| SH |
ODE |
Ramsay |
287 |
| +/- |
COL |
Ulanski |
+45 |
| W |
ODE |
Martin |
27 |
| SO |
ODE |
4 with |
3 |
| GAA |
ODE |
Martin |
2.50 |
| SV% |
CCR |
Nastiuk |
.921 |
CHL Playoff Race
| TEAM |
W |
L |
OL |
PTS |
GR |
| BPT |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| COL |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| DAY |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| EIM |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| FWK |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| MMR |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| QCM |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| RCR |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| WIC |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| TEAM |
W |
L |
OL |
PTS |
GR |
| AME |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| ASD |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| BOS |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| LAR |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| MRK |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| ODE |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| RGV |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| TEX |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
| TUL |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
66 |
x=Clinched Playoffs
z=Conference Champion
Top 8 Teams Qualify |
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Distance in miles to and
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CHL Team Links
 Allen AmericansAllen Event Center
Event Capacity: 6,235 |
 Arizona Sundogs
Tim's Toyota Center
Event Capacity: 4,810 |
 Bloomington PrairieThunder
U.S. Cellular Coliseum
Event Capacity: 7,000 |
 Bossier Shreveport Mudbugs
CenturyTel Center
Event Capacity: 7,353 |
 Colorado Eagles
Budweiser Events Center
Event Capacity: 5,289 |
 Dayton Gems
Hara Arena
Event Capacity: 5,500 |
 Evansville IceMen
Swonder Ice Arena
Event Capacity: 1,500 |
 Fort Wayne Komets
Allen County W.M.C
Event Capacity: 10,500 |
 Laredo Bucks
Laredo Energy Arena
Event Capacity: 6,500 |
 Mississippi RiverKings
DeSoto Civic Center
Event Capacity: 8,400 |
 Missouri Mavericks
Independence E.C.
Event Capacity: 5,800 |
 Odessa Jackalopes
Ector County Coliseum
Event Capacity: 5,131 |
 Quad City Mallards
i wireless Center
Event Capacity: 9,200 |
 Rapid City Rush
Rushmore P.C. Center
Event Capacity: 5,037 |
 Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees
State Farm Arena
Event Capacity: 5,500 |
 Texas Brahmas
NYTEX Sports Centre
Event Capacity: 2,300 |
 Tulsa Oilers
BOK Center
Event Capacity: 17,096 |
 Wichita Thunder
INTRUST Bank Arena
Event Capacity: 15,000 |
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Countdown to the 2010-11 Season Opener!
Posted by: Y2K on Sep 08, 2010
Mudbugs News
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 The Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs of the Central Hockey League today announced the addition of defenseman Mitch Love to their 2010-11 roster. Love has spent his entire professional career in the American Hockey League, where he played 278 games over the past five seasons.
Love, 26, is a rugged defenseman who brings a wealth of high-level experience to the Mudbugs. The 6-0, 175-pounder has racked up 51 fighting majors over the past two seasons and 824 penalty minutes in his five-year career. With 282 pro games on his resume, Love qualifies as an AHL veteran but is still below the CHL’s veteran limit.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 09, 2010
NHL News
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 A healthy and happy Marian Gaborik took part in his first unofficial group workout with his Rangers teammates on Wednesday morning at the MSG Training Center. A bit jet-lagged after arriving in New York from his native Slovakia the previous day, Gaborik, nonetheless, displayed his elite skills during drills and a full scrimmage.
“It’s good for the guys to get in some skating and scrimmaging, get ready for a hard camp,” said Gaborik, who equaled his career-best with 42 goals last season and set a new career-high in points with 86.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 09, 2010
NHL News
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 The federal government is being asked to pay 45 percent of the price tag for a new arena — about $180 million — that could bring the National Hockey League back to Quebec City.
The pressure intensified on Ottawa after the provincial government announced its own pledge Tuesday to fund 45 per cent of the project. With the municipality promising to fund the rest, Tuesday's development places the federal government in a position to make or break the plan to build a new multi-purpose arena.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 09, 2010
NHL News
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 Olli Jokinen is admittedly not much of a golfer. Jokinen's return to the Calgary Flames has its share of controversy, but the centre vows to be a different player this time around.
On the eve of the club's annual charity golf tournament at Country Hills -- which leads into training camp and then the season -- Jokinen said he will bounce back from the performance he gave during his one-year stint in Calgary.
Read Full Article From: slam.canoe.ca...
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 09, 2010
NHL News
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 Turns out two of the newest Carolina Hurricanes aren’t really all that new. Former Hurricanes Joe Corvo and Anton Babchuk are back with the team after spending some time with other clubs.
And while two of Carolina’s most recognizable names may be gone—now that Rod Brind’Amour retired and Ray Whitney left via free agency—a pair of re-acquisitions certainly will provide a dose of familiarity around the RBC Center.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 09, 2010
NHL News
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Patrick Kane threw a hook, and it was "down went Toews, down went Toews." The Blackhawks captain fell like a stone and Kane erupted, throwing his arms up in the air and letting out a few "woo hoos."
Kane, a 5-foot-10, 180-pound artist on the ice, has never been in an NHL fight. But in NHL 11 from EA Sports, the 21-year-old from Buffalo apparently is a brawler. At least, that's what he was Wednesday afternoon when he squared off against Chicago teammate Jonathan Toews, this year's EA NHL 11 cover boy, at the NHL Powered by Reebok Store in midtown Manhattan.
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Sep 09, 2010
CHL News
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 Team supports former all-star in his decision
Jeff Christian, the leading scorer and all-star representative for the first-year Missouri Mavericks, will not be a part of the 2010-2011 team as a player or a coach.
Christian, 40, has requested that the details of his decision not be printed until he is announced as a member of his new Central Hockey League team, but the Mavericks did confirm Wednesday afternoon that Christian would not return this season.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
NHL News
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 In bed, asleep, Nazem Kadri(notes) had no idea what was coming. His phone rang. He answered, groggily, to hear London Knights assistant coach Jacques Beaulieu bearing good news. Kadri had been called up to play for the Toronto Maple Leafs – that night.
“I said something to him that I’m not going to say right now,” said Kadri, smiling. “Then I just hung up the phone.” “He basically told me to go to hell,” said Beaulieu with a laugh. “ ‘Don’t mess around with me at 8:30 in the morning.’ ”
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 The Colorado Eagles announced today that they have signed rookie forward Matthew Glasser, a product of the University of Denver and a 7th-Round draft pick of the Edmonton Oilers in 2005. Glasser joins the CHL's reigning MVP, Kevin Ulanski, as former DU Pioneers on the Eagles' roster.
n 133 games over four seasons at DU, the 5-foot-10-inch, 185-pound two-way forward collected 21 points (13-8-21) and 60 penalty minutes. Glasser was named an alternate captain last season, adding leadership to a resume that reflects strong academic success as well -- highlighted by winning the Dr. Art Mason Award as DU hockey's top scholar/athlete the past two years (co-winning last season).
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 The Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees of the Central Hockey League (CHL) today announced that goaltenders Brad Phillips and Dan Rosen have signed with the team for the 2010-11 hockey season.
Phillips, 21, is a 2007 draft pick of the NHL’s Philadelphia Flyers (7th round, 182 overall) out of the NCAA Division 1 University of Notre Dame. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound backstop saw action in five games as a freshman in 2007-08, going 4-1-0 with a 1.53 goals against average (GAA), a .923 save percentage and one shutout.
Read Full Article From: killerbeehockey.com...
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 The Rapid City Rush announced today signing of defensemen Gio Flamminio, Corey Laurysen and Scott Kalinchuk for the 2010-11 Central Hockey League season. The trio now brings the number of players signed for the upcoming Rush season to 16.
Flamminio, a native of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, returns for his third season in the Black Hills. Last season, the former all-star collected 17 points (1g, 16a) and set a career high with 101 penalty minutes in 52 regular season games played.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 The Mississippi RiverKings of the Central Hockey League (CHL) have announced the signing of forward Ryan Petersen to the roster for the 2010-2011 regular season.
Petersen comes to the RiverKings for his first pro season after completing a four-year college career in 2009 at St. Norbert College, an NCAA Division III hockey power in De Pere, Wisconsin, a suburb of Green Bay. This past season, Petersen served as an assistant coach at Lawrence University, a Midwest College Hockey Association (MCHA) school in Appleton, Wisconsin.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 n the wake of the collective bargaining agreement being ratified by the Central Hockey League and the players' association, did you notice the shots doled out toward the Komets?
Here's the problem with the ideas that the ability to have as many as eight veterans is either the fault of the Komets, or going to be an advantage for the Komets: They have only three veterans right now. Those veterans are P.C. Drouin, Guy Dupuis and Leo Thomas.
Read Full Article From: journalgazette.com...
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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Because he was so aggressive earlier in the summer, Komets general manager David Franke believes he can relax a bit now. The Central Hockey League and Professional Hockey Players Association announced a two-year collective-bargaining agreement Tuesday.
Key features include a limit of six veteran players with 301 or more professional games (goaltenders do not count) and a salary cap limit of about $11,000 a week. That's about $2,000 less a week and two fewer veterans than International Hockey League teams had last year.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
NHL News
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 Nashville Predators President of Hockey Operations/General Manager David Poile announced today that the club has signed defenseman Cody Franson to a two-year, $1.6 million contract.
Franson, 23 (8/8/87) posted 21 points (6g-15a) in 61 contests for the Predators a season ago, becoming just the second rookie defenseman in franchise history to hit the 20-point mark (Dan Hamhuis, 2003-04), tying for fourth among first-year blueliners in points, and ranking third in goals.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
NHL News
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 Kirk Maltby skated with some of his Red Wings’ teammates Wednesday morning at Joe Louis Arena, then signed a one-year, two-way contract to remain with the organization that he has played with for 13 of 16 NHL seasons.
The 37-year-old veteran forward has played 908 regular-season games with the Red Wings and won four Stanley Cup championships. Maltby, who was an unrestricted free agent this summer, will likely have to clear waivers to be assigned to the club’s AHL affiliate Grand Rapids Griffins.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
NHL News
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Tomas Kaberle made it clear Wednesday that he's in control of his fate with the Maple Leafs and his relationship with Ron Wilson -- not his well-meaning father.
In his first comments about Frantisek Kaberle’s shots at coach Wilson, the Leafs and Tomas’s supposed dim future in Toronto, the younger Kaberle said his father was just sticking up for him, though not in the public manner he’d approve. Frantisek, a respected player, coach and father of two NHLers, popped off to a Czech hockey magazine when the Leafs didn’t trade Tomas as expected.
Read Full Article From: slam.canoe.ca...
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 IceMen Head Coach and General Manager Rich Kromm has continued to bolster his roster for the upcoming season, signing two more who laced up the skates for the Muskegon Lumberjacks last season.
Forward Brian Bicek and defenseman Nick Schneider have agreed to terms with the IceMen. Per club policy, terms of the deals have not been disclosed. Bicek (pronounced "BYE-seck"), 24, joins the IceMen for his third full professional season after electrifying fans in Muskegon and ranking among the IHL's Top 20 scorers a year ago.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 The Laredo Bucks of the Central Hockey League announced Wednesday that they have signed forward Hans Benson for the 2010-11 season. Benson, who helped the Bucks capture the 2006 President’s Cup Championship, spent time in the AHL and ECHL the last four seasons.
Benson, who will turn 27 on September 20th, has piled up a total 1,240 PIM’s and scored 54 points (16-38=54) in 298 career games (4.2 PIM’s per game). In his two seasons in Laredo from 2004-2006 Benson amassed 429 PIM’s and picked up 27 points (8-19=27) in 113 regular season games, while scoring five points (3-2=5) and notching 47 PIM’s in 20 CHL playoff games.
Read Full Article From: main.laredobucks.net...
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 Four more players have signed with the Tulsa Oilers for training camp for the upcoming Central Hockey League season. Head coach Bruce Ramsay has signed defenseman Trevor Turner, left wings Chris Cloud, and Alec Kirschner and forward Chris Myhro.
Ramsay says all four will add to what is shaping up as a very competitive training camp, slated to open October 4th. Cloud, appeared in 56 games for Amarillo last season, registering eight goals and 13 assists for 21 points. The 5-foot-11, 186 pounder garnered respect that Ramsay appreciates.
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Posted by: Y2K on Sep 08, 2010
Mudbugs News
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The Quad City Mallards of the “AA” Central Hockey League announced today they have acquired centers Jason Reese
and Eric Giosa along with future considerations from the Wichita Thunder in exchange for defenseman Jason Goulet.
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Sep 08, 2010
CHL News
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 Komets general manager David Franke never doubted a collective bargaining agreement between the Central Hockey League and the Professional Hockey Players' Association would be ratified.
He just worried it would come later rather than sooner.
So it was with a measure of relief that a two-year CBA was finalized Tuesday.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 07, 2010
NHL News
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So let’s see if we’ve got this straight. The players are now getting a case of the humm-a-na humm-a-nas at the prospect of paying Donald Fehr the same amount of money the Toronto Maple Leafs will give to Colby Armstrong this season?
Actually, Fehr’s demands beyond the $3 million-a-year stipend have sent up a number of red flags amongst the rank and file. And for the first time since they basically anointed Fehr the savior of their organization, the players are taking a step back for a period of sober second thought.
Read Full Article From: msn.foxsports.com...
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 07, 2010
NHL News
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Michael Liambas may be best known in the hockey world for a dangerous hit that fractured the skull of an opposing player, but he now has a chance to be known as a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs organization.
The 21-year-old forward will take to the ice in London, Ont., this weekend after being invited to the Leafs' rookie camp tournament — nearly 11 months after his junior career was ended by a season-long suspension. "We're going to give him a chance at rookie camp," Toronto general manager Brian Burke told the Toronto Star.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 07, 2010
NHL News
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Recent rivals at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks will face off again Wednesday afternoon, this time on the streets of Manhattan at the NHL Powered By Reebok Store. The reigning Stanley Cup Champions will challenge each other to a live trick shot competition and a rematch on the virtual ice to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the world’s leading hockey videogame franchise, EA SPORTS NHL, and the launch of the latest game NHL 11.
The action begins at 2:30 p.m. ET as Toews, the Hawks captain, 2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs MVP and EA SPORTS NHL 11 Cover Athlete, battles Kane, cover athlete of EA SPORTS NHL 10, for bragging rights in the trick shot competition on 47th Street/6th Ave.
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Posted by: MillerFan on Sep 07, 2010
Mudbugs News
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The Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs would like to thank all of our loyal fans and supporters who came out to the Louisiana Boardwalk Saturday for our first-ever Mudbugs Hockey Fan Fair! The event featured Mudbugs players and staff members playing games, signing autographs and talking hockey with fans as we gear up for the 14th season of Mudbugs hockey in the Ark-La-Tex.
In attendance for the event were past and present Mudbugs players such as forward and alternate captain Travis Clayton, who signed autographed pictures and visited with fans throughout the day.
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GR |
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121 |
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