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Thursday, February 25th, 2010VANCOUVER, British Columbia — So, let’s just say you haven’t watched any of the women’s Olympic hockey tournament to this point. Well, good news: You haven’t really missed much. And the better news is that you’re just in time to see everything worth seeing tonight, when the U.S. will face Canada with a shiny gold [...]
Let’s give ‘em something to talk about
Thursday, February 25th, 2010Quarterfinal action at the Olympic men’s hockey tournament Wednesday continued to provide as many twists and turns as the Sea to Sky Highway that links host city Vancouver to the alpine venues at Whistler. Canada delivered a stunning victory over …
S.L. Price: By routing Russia, Canada changed tone of its team — and its nation
Thursday, February 25th, 2010Canada did much more than rout Russia 7-3. Now — for better or worse — the way Canadians will forever view these Olympics rests squarely in Team Canada’s hands, writes S.L. Price.
Northwest: Luongo the new vanguard in Canada goal?
Thursday, February 25th, 2010Amid the drama of the United States’ stunning defeat of Canada on Sunday, the Martin Brodeur era in the Canadian nets may have come to an end.
And the Roberto Luongo era may have begun.
The Canucks star took over after Brodeur’s …
Wathier has come a long way since Junior C days
Thursday, February 25th, 2010The 9-to-5 career path was never for Texas Stars forward Francis Wathier. Maybe he’d be a farmer. Or a paramedic. Someone who helped others.
But never someone constrained by the regular routine.
"Don’t put me in four walls. I’ll go craz…
Parise lifts U.S. past Swiss, into semis
Thursday, February 25th, 2010VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — The longer it went, the tighter the Americans got.
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