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Chris Pronger, one of the top defensemen in the NHL, was part of a draft-day trade from Anaheim to Philadelphia. MONTREAL — There was an expectation that the first round of the NHL draft Friday would include buzz about the future of a 6-6 defenseman. But it was supposed to be about Sweden's 6-6 draft pick Victor Hedman, and not former Norris Trophy winner Chris Pronger. The Philadelphia Flyers stole the spotlight early in the first round by acquiring Pronger from the Anaheim Ducks by sending an impressive package that included their 2009 and 2010 first-round picks, plus defenseman Luca Sbisa and forward Joffrey Lupul. The Flyers also picked up minor leaguer Ryan Dingle. "We are trying to win now," said Philadelphia general manager Paul Holmgren, "and we think Chris is the guy who can help us do that." In the real draft news,... [read full story]
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 (UPI) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says any talks by the Afghan government with Taliban elements should be aimed at furthering peace and stability. Speaking to reporters at a media event Monday...
Jackson joins Peter Pantheon of 'Off the Wall' entertainers Good evening and welcome to Day 6 of our round-the-clock salute to legendary pop star Michael Jackson. I'm Humor Gazette news anchorman Reid Page … and this is the 13...
Tumbleweed practically rolled through workplaces across West Virginia Monday as deer hunters poured into the woods for what is believed to be West Virginia’s biggest — and most profitable — unofficial holiday.
