Brent Burns

THN.com Blog: When is a slash not a slash?

thehockeynews.com     May 19, 2008          

Usually when there’s a bone to pick with a penalty call it has more to do with the referee’s judgment than the validity of the rule, but there’s an inconsistency in slashing calls around the league that is driving me crazy. As it is now, when a player whacks another player’s stick, if the...                    

Loss trumps any honour

canoe.ca     May 19, 2008   11 related          

Team Canada's Dany Heatley accepts the trophy for the tournament's MVP after loosing to Russia 5-4 in the gold medal game at the IIHF World Hockey Championship. (Jacques Boissinot/Canadian Press) QUEBEC CITY -- Dany Heatley accomplished something here that has never been done before. But it will...                    

Russia beats Canada for hockey gold medal

upi.com     May 19, 2008   100 related          

QUEBEC CITY, May 18 (UPI) -- Ilya Kovalchuk scored in the third period and overtime, carrying Russia past Canada 5-4 Sunday in the gold medal game of the World Hockey Championship. The come-from-behind win at Quebec City gave the Russians their first world title since 1993. Kovalchuk tied the...                    

Russia takes world hockey gold in overtime

cbc.ca     May 18, 2008   69 related          

Penalty to Nash opens the door for winning goal Ilya Kovalchuk scored on the power play at 2:42 of overtime to give Russia a 5-4 victory over Canada at the world hockey championship in Quebec City. The goal came with Canada's Rick Nash in the box for shooting the puck out of the rink from his own...                    

Davenport Councilman Faces New Assault Charge

theledger.com     May 17, 2008          

The State Attorney's Office filed assault charges against Lepley on Monday. 'It is based on the same facts,'' said Chip Thullbery, administrative assistant to State Attorney Jerry Hill. 'The prosecutor, in reviewing the affidavit, believed it would also support an assault charge.' Lepley, 59, of...                    

Awesome offensive display propels Canada to 5-4 win over Sweden in semifinal

chom.com     May 17, 2008   31 related          

By: Chris Johnston, THE CANADIAN PRESS QUEBEC - The Russians are now the only team that stands in the way of Canada becoming the first country to win the IIHF World Hockey Championship on home soil since 1986. The Swedes tested Canada more than any of its first seven opponents - especially in the...                    

Canada moves into world championship semifinals with 8-2 win over Norway

820cham.com     May 15, 2008   38 related          

By: Chris Johnston, THE CANADIAN PRESS HALIFAX - Team Canada is on the move at the IIHF World Hockey Championship. Derek Roy scored three goals and added an assist Wednesday as the Canadians beat Norway 8-2 to book a spot in a semifinal game to be played in Quebec City. The Canadians should have...                    

Canada steamrolls Finland

thestar.com     May 13, 2008   18 related          

The coach is still finding fault, picking out nuances of the game his squad needs to improve, but this edition of Team Canada sure looks like it's peaking just as games start to matter at the world hockey championship. ... Coach Ken Hitchcock said the Canadians "got...                    

Canada unbeaten at hockey worlds

cbc.ca     May 12, 2008   33 related          

Team Canada didn't disappoint in front of a crowd at the Halifax Metro Centre on Monday that included Prime Minister Stephen Harper, cruising to the quarter-finals of the world hockey championships with an unbeaten mark intact. ... Captain Shane Doan and Dany Heatley...                    

Lemaire's questions answered, he'll stay

startribune.com     May 11, 2008   49 related          

Jacques Lemaire will return to coach the Wild, after comforting meetings with GM Doug Risebrough. ... Since the Wild started, coach Jacques Lemaire and Doug Risebrough would meet once the season ended, hashing out the past season, looking ahead to the next. Risebrough...