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Pacific Division Notebook (03/12/2010)

What will the final month in the National Hockey League mean to the Western Conference? There is plenty of story left to be written, plenty of playoff seeding positions remain up for grabs and so many questions left unanswered. Anthony Curatolo's Pacific Division notebook breaks it down for you.

Sharks' Explosion Beats Preds 8-5

The San Jose Sharks exploded for six goals in the third period to take an 8-5 victory over the Nashville Predators at the HP Pavilion on Thursday night. Joe Pavelski had four points, including two goals in the third period to lead the Sharks offensive outburst.

Rosie's Rebounds: 3/11/2010

In this edition of Rosie's Rebounds, Tim Rosenthal shares his thoughts on the headshot debate in light of Matt Cooke's cheap shot on Marc Savard, the conference tournaments in college hockey and the return of the Rebounds of the Week for March 11, 2010.

Pacific Division Weekly: 03/05/2010

Three of the five teams within the Pacific division, as of today, are all locked into a race for home ice. Two teams (SJ, PHX) are the current teams that would have home ice advantage if the playoffs started tomorrow. With an average of 19 games remaining, there lies opportunity for change.

Pacific Division Notebook (03/12/2010)

Sharks' Explosion Beats Preds 8-5

Rosie's Rebounds: 3/11/2010

Pacific Division Weekly: 03/05/2010

Trade Deadline Blog 2010

Join our columnists and staff writers on Deadline Day as they will share their thoughts on the days events in the 2010 Trade Deadline Blog. Coverage Begins at 12:00 Eastern Time.

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Crosby's Golden Moment

Sidney Crosby’s game winning goal 7:40 into overtime gave Canada its much coveted gold medal, its second since 2002, and in one of the greatest games the Olympic stage has ever seen.

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Trade Deadline Reporting 2010: Rumors Galore

It’s almost March 3rd, and a perfect storm could be brewing. An inundation of data in a high tech world may force Internet Armageddon upon us. If the brainiacs who helped us avoid the Y2K disaster a decade ago can be found, then someone might want to try and round them up.

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Blowout City

We didn't expect the Canadians and the Russians to meet in a quarterfinal. And we certainly didn't expect Canada to beat down Ovechkin and company the way it did today.

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Lots of Work Ahead for U.S. Olympians

The final score was 6-1, but the Americans victory over Norway on Thursday sure seemed a lot closer as the U.S. battled defensive and mental breakdowns that nearly cost them dearly.

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Power Rankings: February 15, 2010

Now that the Winter Olympic break has started, it will give some struggling teams a much-deserved break. So, without further ado, here are Ed Cmar's Power Rankings as of February 15, 2010.

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Pacific Division Notebook: 2/13/2010

Your weekly Pacific Division update. If you aren't a fan of the Pacific Division and you do not follow it, you are missing out on one of the, if not the actual, best division in the NHL.

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Southeast Division Weekly: 2/12/10

With the trade deadline fast approaching, teams in the Southeast division are making moves, while the Washington Capitals look to regain their winning momentum. Find out the latest news and notes in the Southeast Division with Inside Hockey's Diana Driscoll.

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Rosie's Rebounds: 2/12/2010

In this edition of Rosie's Rebounds, Tim Rosenthal talks about the NHL's European Vacation, the recent slew of trades in the league, some Beanpot talk and of course, your rebounds of the week for February 12, 2010.

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Central Division Weekly: 2/11/10

The Central division was filled with news the past week including the announcement Columbus will open next season in Europe, Detroit suffering more injury problems and former NHLer Chris Chelios will not be charged with a DUI.

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Mason superb in shutout win over Sharks

Columbus continued its winning ways with a thrilling 3-0 victory against arguably the best team in hockey. Once again, the team's energy was outstanding, but most impressive was the play of Steve Mason, who posted his second-consecutive shutout.

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