Year: 2010

The Atlanta Thrashers were happy to take a 4-3 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night, but not without the heroic and hilarious play of goalie Johan Hedberg. In the third period, “The Moose” left his crease to take a save of Simon Gagne. The rest is hockey comedy history. To view Johan’s hilarious

One of the premiere players in the NHL & the world, Ilya Kovalchuk has every right to be mentioned in the game’s elite group of players. The man from Atlanta has accumulated 327 career goals, and much of those without a legitimate centre man. In addition, he has won a Rocket Richard Trophy in 2003-04,

Check out this Södertälje TV video of new addition Riku Helenius. To view, please watch video “Riku Helenius 100127”

NY RANGERS LACE UP FOR 16th ANNUAL “SKATE WITH THE GREATS” EVENT TO BENEFIT RONALD McDONALD HOUSE NEW YORK Rangers Greats Brian Leetch, Rod Gilbert and Adam Graves take to the ice at Rockefeller Center, Thursday, Jan. 28 6:30 PM On Thursday, January 28th, Brian Leetch, Rod Gilbert, Adam Graves and other celebrated former Rangers

The common sports fan may not see Atlanta Georgia as a big time hockey town, but don’t tell Ilya Kovalchuk. The Super Russian has been named the 53rd most powerful athlete in all of sports by Business Week. “Kovy” is ahead of NBA’s Steve Nash, MLB’s Evan Longoria, and the NFL’s Ben Roethlisberger. To find

The Texas Stars defeated the Milwaukee Admirals handily, outscoring them 5-2 Tuesday night at Cedar Park Center. Forward Perttu Lindgren scored and assisted in the game, and now has five points in the last three games.

Mikael Samuelsson initial reaction to being left off the Swedish Olympic roster was one of anger, but the 33 year old winger has channeled his emotions to produce his best hockey of the season. In the 14 games since getting the bad news, Samuelsson has been nothing short of spectacular, earning 8 goals and 12

Maxim Afinogenov ended the Trashers’ power play drought with a third period goal to lift Atlanta 2-1 over Anaheim, but the most valuable player of the game could have been goalie Johan Hedberg who made 34 saves. This is Johan’s third straight game where he gave up a goal or less. He has stoped 82

Fueled by the need to reduce the wear and tear on legs during a compressed Olympic-year schedule, Nashville Predator’s coach Barry Trotz started goalie Pekka Rinne for the second consecutive game. The “Big Finn” did not want to speculate too much about the decision, but commented, “I’m just happy to be playing. It’s nice to