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by Eric Duhatschek, Breaking News from globeandmail.com The player who led the NHL in ice time last season, Jay Bouwmeester, did so for a marginally talented Florida Panthers team where — out of necessity — he needed to be all things. In theory, the decision to join a contending Calgary Flames team with perhaps the deepest defense corps in the NHL was supposed to reduce Bouwmeester's minutes played. So much for the best-laid plans: Through last Thursday, Bouwmeester was averaging just a shade fewer than 27 minutes a game — and former Norris Trophy-winning defenseman Al MacInnis knows why that happens. Joe Corvo logs plenty of ice time for Carolina. (Doug Pensinger / Getty Images) "Some players just have that God-given talent," said MacInnis, the St. Louis Blues vice-president of hockey operations and someone who averaged an... [read full story]
London FA Junior Cup Third Round FC Team 3 - 0 Racing Chiswick Saturday, 21 November, 2009 After receiving a walkover in the previous round, FC Team came into the game seeking a spot in the last 16 of the London FA Junior Cup...
You need to login to subscribe. that was!! QPR, "the finest football team, the world has ever seen!" got battered by Doncaster (who?), England got battered by the Kiwi Egg-chasers, the cricket team beat Sth Africa, but I really...
Nairobi — The government has said that Kenya's post election violence witnesses have received threats. Justice and Constitutional Affairs minister Mutula Kilonzo conceded Monday that witnesses to the chaos have not come forward...
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com Gov. Jon Corzine out, Gov.-elect Chris Christie in: Arabs in limbo? The Star-Ledger - NJ.com By NJ Voices Guest Blogger/For NJ.com The Star-LedgerGov.-elect Chris Christie and outgoing Gov. Jon Corzine....
