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Ronco1a's Profile PicRonco1a is an avid fan of the Maple Leafs and it certainly shows in his opinionated blog posts. He's been active in posting to the Hockey.com forums and has linked up with a network of friends, as well.
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Chris Osgood
Chris Osgood
  • Age: 35
  • Team: Detroit Red Wings
  • Born: Alberta, Canada
By only allowing a pair of goals in the first two games against Dallas last week, Osgood has helped Detroit to continue their dominance in the 2008 playoffs. Mr. Reliable has yet to lose a game in this current post-season.
5-11-2008 - 5-17-2008

Sami Jo Small, with Cassie Campbell, is gearing up for another season with the rigors of annual fitness testing. It is something the five-time world champion, and most of her teammates, could do without.  (CP Images)
Sami Jo Small, with Cassie Campbell, is gearing up for another season with the rigors of annual fitness testing. It is something the five-time world champion, and most of her teammates, could do without. (CP Images)

I know they have to do it. I know fitness testing is an important evaluation tool in the selection process, however I hate it! This week is the start of the 2008-2009 season with our first round of fitness testing and no matter how "in shape" an athlete is, fitness testing always sucks. And this sentiment is shared by many of my teammates.

Fitness Testing is two full days of pushing your body to the limits seeing how close you can come to throwing up without actually doing it. There's always the athletes that clearly misjudge that line and suddenly find themselves huddled over a garbage can in the corner of the gym.

We all have our favourite tests to hate. Some of the girls hate the power tests that include max bench press and max chin ups. They hate the feeling of failure as you sense your muscles completely give out on you...

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Lastest Blog Posts - March 2008

Mats Sundin celebrates after scoring another goal (AP Photo)

European hockey fans have serious interest in Stanley Cup playoffs

By : Hockey.com Editor 47 days 23 hours 24 minutes ago.
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By Risto Pakarinen

It's the time of the year when everybody in Europe - even the casual NHL fan - starts to pay attention to the playoff race in the NHL. Every game is important for their favorite team.

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Not only is Alex Kovalev leading the Montreal Canadiens to a possible Eastern Conference title, he is helping children with heart ailments off the ice as well. (CP Images)

Alex Kovalev confirms persistency is key

By : Hockey.com Editor 48 days 7 hours 7 minutes ago.
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By Angela Ayles

Alex Kovalev may be one of the most talked-about hockey players in the NHL this season but the road to victory for this Russian native has been long and grueling.

Growing Up

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Vincent Lecavalier is expected to become an unrestricted free agent in the summer of 2009. (CP Images)

Vincent Lecavalier hero on and off the ice

By : Hockey.com Editor 49 days 22 hours 24 minutes ago.
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By Angela Ayles

Tampa Bay Lightning forward Vincent Lecavalier may be an idol to thousands of aspiring hockey players, but his efforts off the ice have made him a hero to hundreds of families in dire need of support.

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NHL playoff mode gets started a few weeks early

By : Hockey.com Editor 51 days 4 hours 14 minutes ago.
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By Paul Kukla

Some of the hockey stories that have grabbed the headlines in the last week or so- Tootoo is a clown and Phaneuf is a punk.

Ah yes, the playoff posturing has begun. Let me explain.

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Chris Terry enjoyed a 101-point campaign with the Plymouth Whalers this season.

Chris Terry gives hope to ailing teen

By : Hockey.com Editor 51 days 7 hours 6 minutes ago.
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By Angela Ayles

Coming off a 101-point season with the OHL's Plymouth Whalers this season, the future looks bright for Carolina Hurricanes' draft pick Chris Terry.

But there is more to the 18-year-old Brampton, Ont. native than numbers on a score sheet.

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