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Herb Gardiner Herbert Martin Gardiner ( May 8 , 1891 – January 11 , 1972 ) was a Canadian professional defenceman who played for the Montreal Canadiens and Chicago Black Hawks in the National Hockey League . He also played for the WCHL ' s Calgary Tigers . Gardiner turned pro with the Calgary Tigers in 1921 at the rather old age of 30 , having playesd senior hockey in western Canada until then . He helped the Tigers make the 1924 Stanley Cup Finals where they lost to the Montreal Canadiens . When the league and the Tigers folded in 1926 , Gardiner was sold to the Canadiens where he won the Hart Trophy as NHL most valuable player in the 1926 - 27 season . The following season he was loaned to the Chicago Black Hawks and was their playing - coach until the Canadiens recalled him for the playoffs . In 1928 he was sold to the Boston Bruins and became the playing coach of the Philadelphia Arrows of the Canadian - American Hockey League . Gardiner continued as coach and / or general manager of various Philadelphia minor pro teams until 1946 , when he retired . He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1958 .
Waseda University Waseda University is a private University based in Shinjuku , Japan . Its ice hockey team competes most notably in the Kanto University Ice Hockey League , the Kanto University Championship and the All - Japan Championship , as well as in several other competitions each season . Achievements . " This section is incomplete . If you have information we still miss , please edit this section . " History . The 2009 - 10 season proved to be another good one for Waseda . The 2009 Kanto University Ice Hockey League saw Waseda finish third overall in the Division 1 Group A standing , with a 5 wins , 2 losses and 3 ties record . Waseda thus earned a place in the league playoffs , where they met Meiji in the semifinals . Meiji , one of the only two teams who managed to beat Waseda in the regular season ( along with Toyo ) proved to be a challenge for Waseda . Both teams settled for a 3 - 3 tie in the first game of the series ; Waseda narrowly won 4 - 3 after having trailed behind Meiji for most of the first two periods . This earned them the right to meet Toyo in the finals . Waseda started off with a solid 8 - 5 win in the first match of the series . Toyo won the second game 4 - 3 ; it was however not enough to win on the goal differential and Waseda clinched the league . Waseda then went on to win the 82nd Japan Intercollegiate Games on January 9th with a 4 - 1 win over Meiji . They also achieved a decent performance in the 77th All - Japan Championship , losing to the professional Nippon Paper Cranes in the Quarterfinals , meaning Waseda ranked among the 8 best teams in the country . Waseda alumni . " This list includes the players who went to play professional hockey or have been selected to play for the Japanese National Team at any level ( junior or senior ) . "
Marcel Müller Marcel Müller ( born 10 July 1988 in Berlin ) is German professional ice hockey left wing . He currently plays for the Kölner Haie of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga . He began playing professionally with Eisbären Berlin in the 2005 – 06 season . He played with Berlin and their junior team in the third - level Oberliga for two seasons . He then joined the Kölner Haie in 2007 . Müller was selected to play for the German national team for the 2010 Winter Olympics . The 2009 / 10 DEL season has been his most successful scoring wise with the Kölner Haie accounting for 56 points in 53 games during the regular season . He has also received a career high total of 122 penalty minutes .
Greg Tebbutt Selected by Minnesota North Stars 8th round ( # 130 ) in 1977 NHL Amateur Draft Selected by Birmingham Bulls 6th round ( # 49 ) in 1977 WHA Amateur Draft Defenseman Greg Tebbutt played briefly with the Quebec Nordiques and Pittsburgh Penguins in the 80s . He was a rugged enforcer in his own end who also put up solid offensive numbers in junior and the minors . Tebbutt played junior with three different clubs in the Western Hockey League and was drafted 130th overall by the Minnesota North Stars in 1977 . After scoring 28 goals for the Flin Flon Bombers in 1977 - 78 , Tebbutt split the next year between the minors and the WHA ' s Birmingham Bulls . Following the WHA / NHL merger , Tebbutt was claimed on waivers by Quebec . Apart from his two game stint in the NHL he was a solid minor leaguer for the next four years and topped the 20 - goal mark twice . In July , 1983 , the rugged defender signed with Pittsburgh and played 24 games that season . Following this he toiled in the minors before retiring in 1988 . During the mid - 80s he reached the 200 penalty minute mark and scored 20 goals in three straight seasons in the International Hockey League . In the NHL he played in a total of 26 games and scored 3 assists .
Portugal Portugal is a country located in the very west of Europe . The capital is Lisbon and the population is ten million . Portugal joined the International Ice Hockey Federation in 1999 , but has not debuted at World championships . There are 3 Portuguese teams , the Viseu Lobos , Inline All - Stars , and the Serta Vikings . National Team . Portugal national ice hockey team
1969 - 70 OSLC Season This is the 1969 - 70 Ottawa - St . Lawrence Conference season . The University of Quebec @ Trois Rivieres joined the league . It was the final season for College Militaire Royale . Standings . Loyola College 13 - 0 - 1 - 27 131 - 28 Playoffs . " All sudden death @ Sherbrooke . " Final . Loyola College Warriors ( as conference champion ) advanced to the 1970 University Cup tournament . See also . Ottawa St Lawrence Conference
Sasha Lakovic Sasha " The Basha , Pitbull " Lakovic ( born September 7 , 1971 ) in Vancouver , British Columbia ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who played for 17 different professional teams during his career . Lakovic also played for four roller hockey teams in the mid 1990s . Playing career . Lakovic , nicknamed the " Pit Bull " for his aggressiveness , turned pro in 1992 – 93 , playing for three separate Colonial Hockey League teams , as well as the American Hockey League ' s Binghamton Rangers . After bouncing around the ECHL , Central Hockey League , International Hockey League and AHL for a few more seasons , Lakovic cracked the lineup of the National Hockey League ' s Calgary Flames in 1996 – 97 . Dealt to the New Jersey Devils a year later , Lakovic would play only 37 NHL games before finishing his career with stops in the West Coast Hockey League , and finally the Ligue Nord - Américaine de Hockey before retiring following the 2004 – 05 season . Lakovic became known as an enforcer , registering 397 penalty minutes in his first pro season . He peaked at 416 penalty minutes in just 49 games in 1996 – 97 as a member of the IHL ' s Las Vegas Thunder . Battle of Alberta . Lakovic gained widespread attention on November 23 , 1996 when playing in his first , and only , Battle of Alberta game between the Flames and the Edmonton Oilers . Late in the game , played at Northlands Coliseum in Edmonton , a drunken fan reached over the glass , dumping his drink on the head of Flames assistant coach Guy Lapointe . Lakovic immediately jumped over the glass attempting to get at the fan . Held back from climbing over by his teammates , Lakovic was suspended two games for the incident .
John Paul Evans John Paul Evans , better known as Paul Evans , ( born May 2 , 1954 ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey centre who played in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) for the Philadelphia Flyers . He played junior hockey for the Kitchener Rangers , scoring 50 goals and 62 assists in his final year in 1973 - 74 . Evans was selected 84th overall by the Los Angeles Kings in the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft . His first four pro seasons were spent in the Kings ' farm system . Despite good numbers , Evans never got a chance to play for the Kings . A trade in mid - season 1977 - 78 to the Philadelphia Flyers gave him a second wind . He played 44 games for the Flyers and scored 6 goals and 5 assists . The next season he returned to the minors . A second chance in the NHL in 1982 - 83 got him 8 goals and 20 assists in 58 games with the Flyers . Evans played two more seasons of minor pro and then retired in 1985 .
List of Buffalo Sabres records This is a list of franchise records for the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League . The Sabres first started playing in the NHL in 1970 joining the league as an expansion team . Career leaders . As of the completion of games on March 29 2009 – 10 NHL season Single Season Records . Team . Excluding the lockout shortened 1994 – 95 season
1951 - 52 VSHL Season This is the 1951 - 52 season and playoffs of the Valley Senior Hockey League . Standings . Windsor Maple Leafs 9 - 1 - 0 - 20 89 - 34 Notes on Playoffs . The Acadia University Axemen were not registered as a senior team with the Maritimes Amateur Hockey Association . Therefore they were only playing for the league championship , not the league ' s berth in the Maritimes Senior playoffs . Playoffs . Original semi finals . " 2 games total goals " Windsor Maple Leafs beat Kentville Wildcats 8 goals to 6 . Wolfville Falcons beat Acadia University Axemen 19 goals to 7 . Note : " Now that the Acadia University Axemen were eliminated , the league authorized a semi final between the Wolfville Falcons and the Kentville Wildcats . The winner would play the Windsor Maple Leafs for both the league championship and the league ' s berth in the Maritime Senior playoffs . " Semi final . " Best of 5 " Wolfville Falcons beat Kentville Wildcats 3 games to none . Final . " Best of 7 " Windsor Maple Leafs beat Wolfville Falcons 4 games to none . Windsor Maple Leafs advanced to the 1951 - 52 Maritimes Senior Playoffs . See also . List of VSHL Seasons
NHL Eastern Division The East Division of the National Hockey League existed from 1967 , when the NHL was made up of a single division , until 1974 when the league realigned its format into two conferences of two divisions each . In 1967 , the NHL doubled in size , going from six teams to twelve . The Original Six , as the pre - 1967 teams were known , were grouped into the East Division , while the expansion teams were placed into the new NHL Western Division . This was done in order to keep teams of similar strength in the same division , regardless of geographic location . This competitive imbalance would lead to East Division teams winning the Stanley Cup in five of the six years the league was divided into two divisions . Another consequence was that in 1969 – 70 , the Montreal Canadiens , who had scored 92 points ( more than any team in the West Division ) , missed the playoffs – the only time between 1948 – 49 and 1993 – 94 that they did so . When the NHL expanded again in 1970 , the two new teams , the Vancouver Canucks and Buffalo Sabres , were placed into the stronger East Division . To create a more balanced alignment , the Chicago Black Hawks were transferred into the West Division . The NHL expanded again in 1972 ; each division was given one of the expansion clubs , with the New York Islanders joining the East Division and the Atlanta Flames joining the West Division . By 1974 , another two teams ( the Washington Capitals and Kansas City Scouts ) entered the NHL , and as a result the league underwent a major overhaul . The East and West Divisions were renamed the Prince of Wales and Clarence Campbell Conferences , respectively , composed of nine teams each . The conferences were further divided into two divisions : the Norris and Adams Divisions for the Wales Conference , and the Patrick and Smythe Divisions for the Campbell Conference . Because the Conferences were not geographically - based , the league opted to name the conferences and divisions after historical figures associated with the NHL . Final standings , 1968 – 74 . " Note : GP = Games played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties , Pts = Points , GF = Goals for , GA = Goals against , PIM = Penalties in minutes " " Note : Teams that qualified for the playoffs are highlighted in bold " East Division Champions . See Prince of Wales Trophy Stanley Cup champions produced . As the East Division was composed of the Original Six franchises , these teams had a competitive advantage over the West Division teams for several years .
2002 – 03 Columbus Blue Jackets season The 2002 – 03 Columbus Blue Jackets season was the Blue Jackets ' 3rd season in the NHL , as the team was coming off of a 22 – 47 – 8 – 5 record in the 2001 – 02 season , earning 57 point s , finishing in last place in the Western Conference . Regular season . The Jackets would get off to a good start , having a 7 – 5 – 1 – 1 record in their opening 14 games , however , Columbus would win only 2 of their next 12 games , and fall out of the playoff picture . The club would play mediocre hockey for the rest of the season , finishing with a 29 – 42 – 8 – 3 record , earning 69 points , and in last place in the Western Conference for the 2nd straight season . Midway through the season , Columbus fired head coach Dave King after a 14 – 20 – 4 – 2 start . King was replaced with general manager Doug MacLean , as the Blue Jackets would post a record of 15 – 22 – 4 – 1 record under his guidance . The 69 points was a 12 point improvement over the previous season , but , the club finished 23 points behind the Edmonton Oilers for the final playoff spot in the Conference . The previous season , the Blue Jackets scored a league low 164 goals , however , the team would beat that total by 49 goals , finishing with a club record 213 goals . Columbus though led the league in goals against , allowing 263 , also a club record . Ray Whitney would lead the club in points for the 2nd straight season , earning a club record 76 points , as he scored 24 goals and 52 assists . Geoff Sanderson rebounded from an injury plagued 2001 – 02 season to score a club record 34 goals , while Andrew Cassels would earn 68 points in his 1st season in Columbus . David Vyborny had a breakout season , scoring 20 goals and 46 points . On the blueline , Jaroslav Spacek scored 9 goals and earned 45 points in his 1st full season with the team . Jody Shelley led the team with 249 penalty mintues , setting a franchise record . In goal , Marc Denis got the bulk of the action , winning a club record 27 games , while posting a 3 . 09 GAA , and earning 5 shutouts along the way . Draft picks . Columbus ' draft picks at the 2002 NHL Entry Draft :
John Negrin John Negrin ( born March 26 , 1989 ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey player for the Abbotsford Heat of the American Hockey League ( AHL ) . Negrin was a third round pick of the Calgary Flames , 70th overall , at the 2007 NHL Entry Draft . Playing career . He is a graduate of the Western Hockey League ( WHL ) , having played the 2008 – 09 WHL season with the Kootenay Ice and Swift Current Broncos . Upon the conclusion of his junior season , Negrin was assigned to the Quad City Flames , though he was recalled by Calgary on an emergency basis on April 3 , 2009 before he could play an AHL game . He made his NHL debut that night against the Minnesota Wild and finished the season with Calgary . Negrin ' s 2009 – 10 season , his first professional season in Abbotsford , was reduced to just 45 games by a broken wrist .
Maxim Trunev Maxim Trunev ( ; born September 7 , 1990 , in Kirovo - Chepetsk , U . S . S . R . ) is a Russia n ice hockey winger who is currently playing for the Severstal Cherepovets team of the Kontinental Hockey League . Playing career . Trunev was brought up in the Cherepovets hockey system and first came to the attention of international scouts for his play at the 2006 Mac ' s Midget tournament in Canada where he was voted to the first team all star . Various scouting organizations pegged him as a possible 4th or 5th round draft choice in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft . He was eventually selected by the Montreal Canadiens in the 5th round with the 138th overall pick ( previously acquired from the Calgary Flames ) . Trunev was selected 3rd overall by the Portland Winter Hawks of the WHL in the 2008 CHL Import Draft . Trunev was picked - up by the Tri - City Americans after Portland dropped him from its protected list . Trunev played for Russia at the 2010 World Junior Championships .
Patrick Labrecque Patrick Labrecque is a retired Canadian goaltender who played two games ( 0 – 1 , 4 . 29 GAA ) for the Montreal Canadiens in the 1995 – 96 NHL season , as well as for many other teams across North America and Europe . He was drafted in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft 90th overall by the Quebec Nordiques . He wore jersey number 31 for the Canadiens . During the 2001 – 02 QMJHL season , he was a goaltender coach for the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles .
Brad Meier Brad Meier ( born April 11 , 1967 in Dayton , Ohio ) is a National Hockey League ( NHL ) referee , who wears uniform number 34 . The first NHL game that Meier acted as an official in was during the 1999 – 2000 NHL season . Meier , along with Marc Joannette , was selected to officiate the 57th National Hockey League All - Star Game in January of 2009 . References . урод
David S . Palmer Arena The David S . Palmer Arena is a multi - purpose arena in Danville , Illinois which has a seating capacity of 4 , 750 for concerts and 2 , 350 for sports . It was built in 1980 . And is home to the new Junior A Hockey team , Danville Team , playing in the independent Northern Junior Hockey League . Palmer Arena also is the home for the Eastern Illinois University Ice Hockey Club . They are Division II members of the American Collegiate Hockey Association Along with team sports , the David S . Palmer has open ice skating and hosts concerts from time to time and U . S Figure Skating Basic Skills Program . It was home to the Danville Dashers hockey team from 1981 until 1986 , the Danville Wings junior hockey team , the Danville Demolition indoor football team , and the Danville Pounders of the North Eastern Hockey League .
Larry Lozinski Lawrence Peter Lozinski Selected by Detroit Red Wings 14th round ( # 219 ) in 1978 NHL Amateur Draft He played Tier II Junior " A " for the Maple Ridge Blazers and the Abbotsford Flyers and major junior for the Flin Flon Bombers , all from 1975 to 1978 . He was a pickup for the New Westminster Bruins in the 1978 Memorial Cup tournament and helped that team win the Cup . The Detroit Red Wings picked hom 219th overall in the 1978 NHL Amateur Draft . Lozinski spent five seasons in the Wings ' system , and played in 30 games for the NHL team in 1980 - 81 . He retired in 1983 .
Playoff beard A playoff beard is the practice of a National Hockey League player not shaving his beard during the Stanley Cup playoffs . The player stops shaving when his team enters the playoffs and does not shave until his team is eliminated or wins the Stanley Cup . The tradition was started in the 1980s by the New York Islanders . After the Islanders dynasty ended in 1984 , the playoff beard tradition was lost but then was brought back in 1995 by the New Jersey Devils who used the beards . After the Devils won the Stanley Cup , the beard has been used ever since . The tradition is also practiced by nearly all North American hockey leagues , to include high school leagues and the NCAA hockey teams , as well as minor league affiliates . The tradition has also spread to hockey leagues in Europe and is practiced by many fans as well . Some hockey programs , however , use other superstitions , often in conjunction with the playoff beard . For example , in the 2006 - 2007 post - season , the entire University of Minnesota men ' s hockey team bleached their hair blonde . In accordance with the tradition , mascot Goldy Gopher and FSN anchor Doug Woog sported blonde wigs . Also , the SUNY Oswego Lakers of Division III dyed their hair black that same season . They went on to win the national championship . According to some observers , one may trim the beard after a loss in an effort to change the team ' s luck ; Jim Dowd and Roberto Luongo were such practitioners . Playoff beards have also become a trend for hockey fans once their team enters the playoffs . Notable examples of this are fans of the 2006 - 07 Buffalo Sabres whose loyal contingency display rules for grooming , dealing with skeptical supervisors and unappreciative significant others . During the 2003 Stanley Cup playoffs Mighty Ducks of Anaheim goalie Jean - Sébastien Giguère was noted for his thick beard ; he commented that both he and his wife hated the beard , but that he did it for the team . Also , during the 2003 playoffs , Ken Daneyko of the New Jersey Devils grew a significantly large beard . They went on to win the Cup against the Mighty Ducks . Alternately , during the same 2003 NHL Playoffs , Anaheim ' s # 1 center ( and future Hall of Famer ) Adam Oates refused to grow a playoff beard , noting that the superstition only works for 1 of the 16 playoff teams ( a mere 6 % effectiveness ) . The 2009 Red Wings used the slogan " The beard is back " for their ' 09 Stanley Cup Finals run . Playoff mullet . During the 2010 playoffs , Patrick Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks chose to style his hair into a " playoff mullet " in addition to growing a playoff beard . He did it because of his well - documented struggles to grow a beard the year before . Kane was just 21 during the 2010 Playoffs which saw the Chicago Blackhawks go on to win it all with Kane scoring the cup - clinching goal in game 6 against the Philadelphia Flyers . Barry Melrose is one of the few well - known supporters of the playoff mullet .
Reto Berra Reto Berra ( born 3 January 1987 ) is a Swiss professional ice hockey goaltender . He currently plays for EHC Biel in the Swiss National League A . Career . Berra began his career at the ZSC Lions and played for the elite A - juniors and juniors for the GCK Lions . In the 2003 / 04 season , he made his debut in the National League B for the GCK Lions and played well in the following years for their juniors and Professional team . In the 2005 / 06 season he was backed up by Ari Sulander in the National League A , but came back to operations in the NLB . For the 2006 NHL Entry Draft Berra was picked by the St . Louis Blues in the fourth round as the 106th selected . In the next season was initially Berra once again back - up when ZSC and graduated into the NLA after two games . In addition , he played 19 games in the NLB for the GCK Lions and had three players in the Swiss U20 national team . In the playoffs the injured Ari Sulander , was replaced by Berra in four other games in the NLA . After the ZSC Lions contract with Sulander extended in the summer of 2007 , Berra decided to switch to HC Davos , where first choice goalkeeper Jonas Hiller played before his departure to the NHL . He left after two years HC Davos and signed on 15 April 2009 an contract with EHC Biel , he signed an contract between 2010 . International . Berra has played several times in junior national teams of Switzerland . His first big tournament in 2005 was at the U18 World Championship . Both in the World Cup 2006 , as well as those of 2007 he was the regular U20 national team goalkeeper and contributed significantly to the fate of Switzerland in the A - group .
Yorkton Terriers ( Junior ) The Yorkton Terriers are a team in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League based out of Yorkton , Saskatchewan . The team plays their home games in the Farrell Agencies Arena which has a seating capacity of 2 , 300 . Their arch rivals are the Melville Millionaires . The team colours are black , orange , and white . Radio station CJGX AM 940 broadcasts Terriers games . History . The team joined the SJHL for the 1972 - 1973 season . The team won their first league championship in 1983 . Four times in their history they have competed in the Tier II Junior " A " National Championships : 1991 in Sudbury , 1996 in Melfort , 1999 as the hosts , and 2006 in Streetsville .
Zvolen Zvolen is a town in central Slovakia , situated on the confluence of Hron and Slatina rivers , close to Banská Bystrica . It is the seat of an " okres " ( district ) : the Zvolen District . The town has a historical center with an ancient castle and , as of 2006 , has 43 , 000 inhabitants . Players . Notable players : Complete list :