Matt Johnson- Minnesota Wild #12?
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Matt Johnson was declared an unrestricted free agent by the Wild and his contract was bought out on July 29th.  Brian Rolston now wears #12.
932718
A great player from KU.\n\nCoach
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St. Louis should keep it. Draft American Jack Johnson (I think that's his name).\nHe'll be a good fit in there.\n\n\nI'd be surprised if Dan Cloutier isn't moved sometime soon\n\nAnd the draft starts at 6pm, not trade deadline ;)
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He was a great player, that is for sure.  The Rangers could have used him versus the Devils!\n\nThe good news is that there are lots of good young players coming up: Crosby, Ovechkin, Svatos, etc...  Things are looking up.
325101
I've got to disagree with Biggie...GAA can win the Hart (2002 Jose Theodore, 1998 AND 1997 Dominik Hasek) though it is rare compared to the point-getters taking home the hardware.  With all the buzz surrounding Jagr's production this year, he became the media favorite, but since his trade from Boston to San Jose, I'd say Joe Thornton deserves to be the league's MVP this season.  At the time of the trade, the Sharks were not a playoff team, and the offense generated by Thornton and Cheechoo propelled them into the five seed (while Jagr's Rangers went from first in their division all season to third, and sixth in the conference).  Thornton's 96 assists and 125 points were tops in the league.\n\nWhile Kiprusoff may be as deserving as anyone in the league, including Thornton, this NHL season was all about increased offense, shootouts, and wide open hockey -- it will be tough for a goalie to take home the Hart for the next few seasons (if for no other reason than image-reform).  Get the Vezina ready for Kipper, though!
679900
No, I bet he'd rather be on anaheim, go MD's!!!! He would make a good fit on the oilers though and I bet all the nhl teams would want him.
851683
Yes\n\nHe is a great player, his injury has kept him on the sidelines this year ... you should drop him and find someone for your playoff run...\n\nGood Luck
416750
Niedermeyer is a great choice. I like Dion Phaneuf of Calgary, too. He's a rookie, so he's going to be around for awhile.
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As stated earlier, they have no chance with Millen as GM. However, I am hoping more than anything in the world to see Matt step up to the podium at the NFL Draft and utter what would be an instant classic, "with the 9th pick in the 2006 NFL Draft, the Detroit Lions select Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio State"\n\nPriceless
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todd bertuzzi had a bad year only scoring 25 goals..................but remember todd has risen and fallen with this team he's a thick guy, yes he gets mad on the ice and it ha led to bad things (Moore) but look at the guy previos stats its amazing........... Markas Nasalund would not be the player he is without todd in th e02/03 season he led the team with 46 goals and you might not think thats very good but hes a deep player all around..................CHOOSE ME PLEASE ;)
825181
Markkanen's young and has potential to develop into a good goalie. Did you miss last year's finals? He was sensantional, considering his last start was on March 1, 2005. If it weren't for him, the Oilers wouldn't have a chance. The 'Canes would have taken the Cup in four or five games. I'm sure if the Oilers are willing to give up Markkanen, many teams would wna tot have him. Edmonton did the right thing geting rid of Conklin and keeling Markkanen.
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YES Matt Hasselbeck could be the the next Brett Favre he's a good guarterback good read's an instict. Brett's one damn good guarterback you cannot knock him but we all see what SEATTLE can bring to the table Hasselbeck also has a strong arm and with the running game mix in as a combo he can and will pick team's apart!!!!!
368710
I believe it is Josh Johnson
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Matt Schaub #8   |   Quarterback   |   Atlanta Falcons\n\nJun 5 Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Schaub is entering the final year of his contract in 2006. \n\nAlthough the Vikings and Jets attempted to get Schaub through a trade, the Falcons view Schaub too valuable and their QB of the future. Schaub was not traded, nor will he be.
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I think he's gone for the season and maybe forever this time.  He had this groin injury in his big "comeback" year with Detroit in 2003-2004, and it pretty much ruined the Red Wings' season.  We had Curtis Joseph as our no. 1 goaltender after Hasek retired, but when Hasek decided to come back, it made Cujo expendable.  Very disappointing season for the Wings and a disappointing and bitter experience for Cujo, who deserved a lot better from our team.\n\nAnyway, the groin injury just hung on and hung on, to the point that Hasek never did come back and really, only played a few games with the Wings in 2003-2004.  Bottom line: I wouldn't count on the Dominator.  He's not getting any younger and his injury history doesn't favor an effective return for the playoffs.
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What about Hartford!!!!!?????  Don't forget the Whalers!  I am all for teams returning to Winnipeg, Quebec City and Hartford!  It's a crime that all of these cities are without a team.  I know that both Hartford and Winnipeg have stated they want another team.  As a matter of fact....if you guys didn't know....there is a developer here in Connecticut who has stated that he wants to build a new arena and bring an NHL team back to Hartford.  Not only that, he has publicly spoken that he is on the market to buy an NHL team.  He is looking at all possibilities.  He said he would buy a team first.  During the last week of the NHL season, this developer and Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez went to Minnesota to watch a Wild game and meet with the Wild owners.  They spoke to them about what they did to re-acquire an  NHL team.  The Whalers were stolen.....from the Hartford fans. Peter Karmanos, Hurricane owner, is enemy number one in this state.  He purchased the team to move it.  \n  Unfortunately, Kansas City is a strong city to get the first NHL team in any relocation. They have a new arena and are just waiting for the right opportunity.  I hope that Hartford, Winnipeg and Quebec City will return to the NHL someday!
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Hurt, and under contract for Minnesota