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Columnist: Kevin Greenstein

Kevin Greenstein launched Inside Hockey back in 2002. The site has grown by leaps and bounds since that time, expanding to include the very popular Inside Hockey Radio Show (hosted by James Murphy), the free Inside Hockey Newsletter (over 20,000 readers each week), and the soon-to-launch InsideHockey.tv. In addition to his work with Inside Hockey, Kevin also served as the hockey columnist for the New York Sun from 2003-2008.

  • Burke Shuffles the Deck in Toronto

    Clearly not satisfied to stand pat with his struggling roster, Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke shuffled the deck in dramatic fashion on Sunday, pulling off two big trades that thoroughly reshaped the Leafs' roster.  And it's fair to say that the Leafs are much better after the deals than they were beforehand.

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  • Playing to the Frat House?

    USA Today columnist Christine Brennan raised some eyebrows today with her "tweet" about the burgeoning Erin Andrews controversy, in which the ESPN sideline reporter was recently videotaped inside the walls of her ostensibly private hotel room...

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  • 'Hawks Skirt Cap With Hossa Deal

    Given the precipitous declines suffered by the US/Canadian economies in the past year, one could certainly understand if this summer's NHL free agent frenzy were a bit muted. But instead, NHL GMs have continued to hand out long-term deals like Halloween candy.

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  • It All Comes Down To This

    After over 1300 games, it all comes down to this: Game Seven of the Cup Finals. Can Sidney Crosby and the Pens overcome the odds to become the first road team to win a Finals Game 7 since 1971... or will Nicklas Lidstrom and the Wings prevail?

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  • Time to Hit the Brakes

    A combination of Pavel Bure and Cam Neely at their respective pinnacles, Alexander Ovechkin is incredibly exciting to watch. But his behavior off the ice - most notably his reckless driving - is cause for serious concern rather than celebration...

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  • Playoff Preview: Canucks vs. 'Hawks

    The Canucks breezed through their first-round playoff match-up against the Blues, while the Blackhawks had a far tougher time against the gritty Flames. Will rest lead to rust for the Canucks? Will the 'Hawks be weary? Kevin Greenstein breaks it down...

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  • Playoff Preview: Blackhawks-Flames

    Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane led a revitalized Blackhawks team back to the postseason... but standing in their way in Round One will be former 'Hawks coach Mike Keenan and his latest project, the Calgary Flames. Which team will prevail?

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  • Playoff Preview: Devils-Hurricanes

    The Atlantic Division champion Devils have been eliminated from the playoffs twice in recent years (2002 and 2006) by the Carolina Hurricanes. Will lightning strike a third time in 2009?

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  • More Turmoil in Tampa

    The Lighting's run to the Cup in 2004 was nothing short of scintillating, and the future seemed so bright. But things have gotten progressively uglier over the past four years, with the organization consistently making ill-advised decisions that hamper progress.

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  • Fantasy Preview 2008-09: Defense

    We've broken down our fantasy projections, position-by-position. At defense, Detroit Red Wings stalwart Nicklas Lidstrom leads the way with 12 goals and 63 total points. Here's how it all shakes out...

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  • Fantasy Preview 2008-09: LW

    We've broken down our fantasy projections, position-by-position. At left wing, Washington Capitals superstar Alexander Ovechkin leads the way with a whopping 71 goals and 124 points. Here's how it all shakes out...

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  • Western Conference 08-09 Preview

    After a very hectic offseason, the balance of power in the NHL has shifted quite dramatically. Kevin Greenstein takes in all the changes and breaks down how he expects things to go in the Western Conference in 2008-09...

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  • Fantasy Preview 2008-09: RW

    We've broken down our fantasy projections, position-by-position. At right wing, Calgary Flames power forward Jarome Iginla leads the way with 52 goals and 97 points. Here's how it all shakes out...

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  • Fantasy Preview 2008-09: Centers

    We've broken down our fantasy projections, position-by-position. Leading things off are the centers, and not surprisingly, we've got Sidney Crosby leading the way with 130 points. Here's how it all shakes out...

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  • Better Blueshirt Chemistry

    The New York Rangers have made some dramatic changes this off-season, and all indications are that the team is now much better prepared to take advantage of the unique skills of first line center Scott Gomez.

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  • Rangers Acquire Zherdev

    Yesterday, the Blue Jackets parted ways with 2005 sixth-overall pick Gilbert Brule in a deal with the Oilers. And today, they sent 2003 fourth-overall pick Nikolai Zherdev to the Rangers in a four-player deal.

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  • Hossa Headed for Motown

    After all the wild speculation--including rumors that the Boston Bruins were prepared to offer him a 12-year deal worth $100 million--Marian Hossa has decided to join the Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red Wings, signing a one-year deal worth $7.4 million.

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  • Wade Redden's A Ranger

    The New York Rangers have once again made a huge splash on the free agent scene, signing Wade Redden to a six-year $39 million deal and re-signing Michal Rozsival to a four-year $20 million deal.

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  • 'Hawks Sign Brian Campbell

    Brian Campbell, the most sought-after defenseman on the free agent market this summer, cashed in big time on Tuesday, inking a lucrative eight-year deal with the Chicago Blackhawks worth a reported $56.8 million.

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  • A Goaltending Carousel

    After backstopping the Washington Capitals into the playoffs, Cristobal Huet has decided to relocate again, this time to the Windy City. Here's a look at the goalies who will be tending the pipes for new teams in 2008-09.

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  • Oilers Go On Offensive

    The Edmonton Oilers have been extremely aggressive at the opening of the annual free agency signing period, pulling off three trades that should significantly improve the team. But of the deals, it's the least publicized that offers the greatest potential.

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  • Lightning Get Aggressive

    The Tampa Bay Lightning have been as aggressive as predicted this offseason, trading for the rights to (and signing) Vaclav Prospal, Ryan Malone and Gary Roberts. And now they've set their sights on Minnesota Wild UFA-to-be Brian Rolston.

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  • 2008 NHL Draft Analysis

    Some have suggested that the first-day trades stole the thunder from first overall pick Steven Stamkos and his new team, the Tampa Bay Lightning. But in truth, no draft day transaction was more important than the Lightning's acquisition of Stamkos.

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  • Spin-O-Rama: Draft Edition

    As the NHL Draft rapidly approaches, trade rumors are swirling. The Pittsburgh Penguins are improbably considering offers for budding superstar Evgeni Malkin, while the Toronto Maple Leafs are dangling Bryan McCabe. Here's a closer look...

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  • NHL Draft an Inexact Science

    Tonight in Ottawa, the NHL’s powers-that-be will convene for the first round of the annual Entry Draft, an incredibly challenging exercise during which they’ll attempt to project the long-term potential of a few hundred 17- and 18-year-old hockey prospects.

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  • Stanley Cup Finals Coverage

    It came down to the final seconds of Game Six, the puck trickling across Chris Osgood's crease as time expired... the Detroit Red Wings have captured the Stanley Cup, with forward Henrik Zetterberg winning the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP.

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  • Penguins Tougher Than Expected

    When one thinks of the Pittsburgh Penguins, talent is typically the first attribute that comes to mind. But what’s differentiated them in these playoffs, much more so than their playmaking ability, has been their surprising toughness.

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  • Bourdon Killed in Motorcycle Crash

    Tragedy struck the National Hockey League on Thursday, when 21-year-old Vancouver Canucks defenseman Luc Bourdon was killed in a motorcycle crash in northern New Brunswick.

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  • Cup-Caliber Character

    Former Edmonton Oilers forward Rem Murray is demonstrating Cup-caliber character this spring with his efforts on behalf of those suffering from cervical dystonia (CD), a rare disease that forced him into temporary early retirement back in 2005.

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  • Playoff Analysis: Wings-Avs

    It's over and done for the Colorado Avalanche. Johan Franzen's hat trick helped pace the Red Wings to a lopsided 8-2 win in Game Four, and Detroit moves on the Conference Finals after sweeping their once-mighty rivals.

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