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Boston Bruins: For real
OK, let's get one thing clear: the Boston Bruins are for real. The Beantowners' 14-4-4 start is no fluke. No mirage. No accident. The Bruins are the real deal.

13 years later, Patrick Roy is finally coming home

Don't forget about Cliff

Mad Mike

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The Pause - Photo of the day
Welcome to The Pause - Photo of the day. Enjoy the our daily pick for the most beautiful and hard-hitting imagery from each week-day.
13 years later, Patrick Roy is finally came home
The Montreal Canadiens honoured Roy by retiring his No. 33 in a ceremony prior to November 22nd's game against the Boston Bruins.
The X (cuse) Files
Some days I cannot help but wonder if J.P. Ricciardi ever outgrew the adolescent tendency to excuse his way out of any assignment or chore.

The Hockey News

THN.com Blog: The name game
With celebrities giving their offspring all kinds of wacky names, the NHL needs to step up and put a stop to the madness.

Power Rankings - Dec. 1

THN.com Blog: Celebrating NHL diversity

Campbellnomics - Dec. 2

Dan Ellis" Blog: Working with the Nashville community

THN.com Blog: NHL shootouts still wrong after all these years

Fantasy Pool Look: Eriksson has arrived

THN.com Blog: Guidolin kept making a name for himself

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Hockey Headlines

Last Updated: December 2 2008, 12:34 PM

Blue Jackets goalie Steve Mason named NHL rookie of the month

NEW YORK - Steve Mason's first full month in the NHL ended in style.

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Last Updated: December 2 2008, 10:23 AM

Leafs coach Ron Wilson not sentimental about return to San Jose

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Ron Wilson has been hired and fired by enough hockey teams to render him immune to any silly, sentimental longings for an old home or a lost opportunity.

Last Updated: December 2 2008, 3:10 AM

Monday's Minor and Junior Hockey Results

Results Monday:

Last Updated: December 2 2008, 3:09 AM

Monday's NHL scoring summaries

Scoring summaries from Monday's games:

Toronto Maple Leafs` Lee Stempniak, right, takes a shot while defended by Los Angeles Kings` Oscar Moller in the first period. (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Francis Specker)

Last Updated: December 2 2008, 3:00 AM

Stajan, Grabovski score in third period to lead Maple Leafs over Kings

LOS ANGELES - Without much time to recover from the flight from Toronto to Los Angeles, Maple Leafs coach Ron Wilson expected the fast-skating Kings to come out aggressively against his team. Fortunately for the Leafs, Vesa Toskala held the fort until their offence woke up.

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Quebec police say ex-NHLer Hubert (Pit) Martin dead after snowmobile accident

Paul Stastny leads offensive outburst in Colorado's 6-5 win over Wild

Marian Hossa scores in third period, Red Wings beat Ducks 2-1

Pekka Rinne gets first shutout Nashville's 2-0 win over Buffalo

Kristian Huselius scores late to give Blue Jackets win over Canucks

Buffalo captain Rivet out with injury, Kotalik back in for Sabres

Crosby's super week raises question about his goal-scoring potential

Montreal Canadiens forward Alex Kovalev not worried about slump

NHLPA sets up an auction to benefit Luc Bourdon Memorial Fund

Crosby, Hiller and Mason named NHL's three stars of the week

Rockford IceHogs left-winger Pascal Pelletier named AHL player of week

Finnish court fines former NHLer Jere Karalahti for cocaine use

Sunday's NHL scoring summaries

Sunday's Minor and Junior Hockey Results