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Mon, 18 Sep 2006 22:08:03 GMT

AAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH! I can't beleive i never added an entry for so long! I will start it up again tonight and if know anybody please tell them about it.

Thanks

2007 Deaflympic Team Roster

Mon, 18 Sep 2006 22:29:05 GMT

Congradulations to the players who made the 2007 Deaflympic hockey team! Here is the roster for their team...

Goal
Jeff Mansfield                   Cambridge, MA
Justin Simmons              Wolfeboro, NH

Defense
Michael Drew                   Chicago, IL
Garrett Hepperly              Mason City, IA
Matt Holmes                     Erie, PA
Jason Kitchin                    Vacauille, CA
Ryan Krajewski                Duluth, MN
Jon Weintraub                  Huntington, NY

Forwards
Jim Crane                         Columbus, OH
Jon Dickson                      Bemidji, MN
Matt Jones                        Ephrata, PA
Ben Johnson                    Fairbault, MN
Tony McGaughey             Holbrook, MA
Kyle Sontag                      Maplewood, MN
Brian VanVlyman             Simi Valley, CA
Steven Wangberg            Bemidji, MN
Michael Wonoski             Beverly, MA

USA will play Russia in the first game of the round robin tournament with Germany, Finland, Sweden, and Canada also participating. This is the fifth Deaflympic Tournament the USA has participated in and have won a medal in each one.

I'm sure they will do great this year!!!

GO USA!!!

Sorry

Mon, 07 Aug 2006 21:22:04 GMT

Sorry I did not add entries for a long time. I was always playing outside and forgot to come in and work on my blog.

Thanks :-)

2006 Off-Season Free Agents and Signings

Tue, 18 Jul 2006 17:26:42 GMT

Here is the lidt of the 2006 off-season free agents .and signings...

Eastern Confrence

Atlanta Thrashers

G Mike Dunham, 34

F Serge Aubin, 31

F Peter Bondra, 38

F Eric Boulton, 29

F Brad Larsen, 29

F Scott Melanby, 40 (re-signed)

F Robert Petrovicky, 29

F Marc Savard, 28 (to Boston)

F J.P. Viger, 29

Boston Bruins

D Hal Gill, 31 (to Toronto)

D Brian Leetch, 38

D Ian Moran, 33

D Jiri Slegr, 35

F Mariusz Czerkawski, 34

F Tom Fitzgerald, 37

F Travis Green, 35

F Eric Healey, 31

F Brad Isbister, 29

F Dan LaCouture, 29

F Josh Langfeld, 28

F Shawn McEachern, 37

F Eric Nickulas, 31

F Patrick Leahy, 27

F Marty Reasoner, 29 (to Edmonton)

Buffalo Sabres

D Rory Fitzpatrick, 31

D Jay McKee, 28 (to St

D Alexander Karpovtsev, 36

D Sean Hill, 36

F Jon Sim, 28 (to Atlanta)

F Serge Payer, 27

Montreal Canadiens

D Francis Bouillon, 30 (re-signed)

F Jan Bulis, 28

F Niklas Sundstrom, 30

F Pierre Dagenais, 28

New Jersey Devils

D Tommy Albelin, 42

D Ken Klee, 35

F Patrik Elias, 30 (re-signed)

F Viktor Kozlov, 31

F Jamie Langenbrunner, 30 (re-signed)

F Erik Rasmussen, 29

New York Islanders

G Wade Dubielewicz, 27

D Joel Bouchard, 32 (re-signed)

D Tomi Pettinen, 29

D John Erskine, 26

F Jeff Hamilton, 28

F Wyatt Smith, 29

F Eric Godard, 26

New York Rangers

D Tom Poti, 29 (to NY Islanders)

D Jason Strudwick, 30

F Steve Rucchin, 34 (to Atlanta)

F Martin Rucinsky, 35

F Martin Straka, 33 (re-signed)

F Petr Sykora, 29

Ottawa Senators

G Dominik Hasek, 41

G Mike Morrison, 26 (to Phoenix)

D Zdeno Chara, 29 (to Boston)

D Brad Norton, 31

D Brian Pothier, 28 (to Washington)

F Tyler Arnason, 27 (to Colorado)

F Vaclav Varada, 29

Philadelphia Flyers

D Eric Desjardins, 37

D Kim Johnsson, 30 (to Minnesota)

D Chris Therien, 34

F Donald Brashear, 34 (to Washington)

F Brian Savage, 35

F Branko Radivojevic, 25 (to Minnesota)

Pittsburgh Penguins

D Lyle Odelein, 38

F Eric Boguniecki, 31

F Ryan VandenBussche, 33

F Tomas Surovy, 24

F Konstantin Koltsov, 25

F Andy Hilbert, 25 (to NY Islanders)

Tampa Bay Lightning

G John Grahame, 30

D Pavel Kubina, 29 (to Toronto)

F Chris Dingman, 29

F Martin Cibak, 26

Toronto Maple Leafs

G Ed Belfour, 41

D Aki Berg, 28

D Alexander Khavanov, 34

D Luke Richardson, 37 (to Tampa Bay)

F Jason Allison, 31

F Tie Domi, 36

F Eric Lindros, 33 (to Dallas)

F Clarke Wilm, 29

Washington Capitals

G Brent Johnson, 29 (re-signed)

D Ivan Majesky, 29

D Mathieu Biron, 26

F Jeff Halpern, 29 (to Dallas)

F Brian Willsie, 28 (to Los Angeles)

Western Confrence

Anaheim Ducks

D Ruslan Salei, 31 (to Florida)

D Jason Marshall, 35

F Jeff Friesen, 29 (to Calgary)

Calgary Flames

G Brian Boucher, 29

D Bryan Marchment, 37

D Cale Hulse, 32

F Shean Donovan, 31 (to Boston)

F Chris Simon, 34 (to NY Islanders)

F Mike Leclerc, 29

Chicago Blackhawks

F Curtis Brown, 30 (to San Jose)

F Matthew Barnaby, 33 (to Dallas)

F Eric Daze, 30

Colorado Avalanche

D Rob Blake, 36 (to Los Angeles)

D Bob Boughner, 35

F Jim Dowd, 37

F Dan Hinote, 29 (to St.

F Bill Guerin, 35 (to St. Louis)

F Nathan Perrott, 32

F Jeremy Stevenson, 31

F Jaroslav Svoboda, 26

Detroit Red Wings

G Manny Legace, 33

G Chris Osgood, 33 (re-signed)

D Cory Cross, 35

D Andreas Lilja, 30

D Jason Wooley, 36

F Mark Mowers, 32 (to Boston)

F Brendan Shanahan, 37 (to NY Rangers)

Edmonton Oilers

G Dwayne Roloson, 36 (re-signed)

G Ty Conklin, 30 (to Columbus)

D Jaroslav Spacek, 32 (to Buffalo)

D Dick Tarnstrom, 31

D Igor Ulanov, 36

F Radek Dvorak, 29

F Georges Laraque, 29 (to Phoenix)

F Mike Peca, 32

F Fernando Pisani, 29 (re-signed)

F Sergei Samsonov, 27 (to Montreal)

F Todd Harvey, 31

Los Angeles Kings

D Joe Corvo, 29 (to Ottawa)

D Nathan Dempsey, 32

F Derek Armstrong, 33

F Valeri Bure, 32

F Mark Parrish, 29 (to Minnesota)

F Jeremy Roenick, 36 (to Phoenix)

Minnesota Wild

D Filip Kuba, 29 (to Tampa Bay)

D Daniel Tjarnqvist, 29 (to Edmonton)

D Andrei Zyuzin, 28 (to Calgary)

D Alex Henry, 26

F Marc Chouinard, 29 (to Vancouver)

F Randy Robitaille, 30 (to Philadelphia)

F Alexandre Daigle, 31

F Kyle Wanvig, 25

Nashville Predators

G Chris Mason, 29 (re-signed)

D Mark Eaton, 28 (to Pittsburgh)

D Danny Markov, 29

D Brendan Witt, 31 (to NY Islanders)

F Greg Johnson, 35

F Yanic Perreault, 35

F Mike Sillinger, 34 (to NY Islanders)

Phoenix Coyotes

D Jamie Rivers, 31

F Boyd Devereaux, 27

F Oleg Kvasha, 27

F Geoff Sanderson, 34

St. Louis Blues

G Reinhard Divis, 30

G Patrick Lalime, 31 (to Chicago)

D Kevin Dallman, 25 (to Los Angeles)

D Steve Poapst, 37

F Peter Cajanek, 30 (re-signed)

F Dallas Drake, 37 (re-signed)

F Jeff Hoggan, 28

F Ryan Johnson, 29

F Dean McAmmond, 32

F Scott Young, 38

F Mark Rycroft, 28

San Jose Sharks

F Alyn McCauley, 29 (to Los Angeles)

F Scott Thornton, 35 (to Los Angeles)

Vancouver Canucks

D Nolan Baumgertner, 30 (to Philadelphia)

D Sean Brown, 29

D Keith Carney, 36 (to Minnesota)

D Ed Jovanovski, 30 (to Phoenix)

D Eric Weinrich, 39

D Wade Brookbank, 28

F Anson Carter, 32

F Trevor Linden, 36

F Richard Park, 30

F Jarkko Ruutu, 30 (to Pittsburgh)

I got the player's names, teams, and numbers from...http://proicehockey.about.com/od/nhlfreeagents/a/06_free_agents_2.htm

Kenny Rogers And Carlos Guillen Celebrate

Fri, 23 Jun 2006 15:56:10 GMT

Detroit Tigers pitcher Kenny Rogers, left, and teammate Carlos Guillen celebrate after the Tigers defeated the Chicago Cubs in a baseball game, Sunday, June 18, 2006, in Chicago. Rogers pitched eight innings and Guillen added a three-run home run in the Tigers' 12-3 win.

NHL Season Is Still Far Away

Mon, 17 Jul 2006 18:31:17 GMT

Hockey season is still far away but that doesn't mean you can't have fun waiting for it to come.1. If you don't have a blog you can start one and add entries about the latest off-season news.2. Play street hockey and pretend you are one of the NHL teams.3. If you have a vidio game on hockey, PLAY IT! Those are some ways you can do it. If you have others please let me know.

Football Season Coming Up

Mon, 17 Jul 2006 18:22:04 GMT

I cant wait until the 2006 NFL Season starts because Football is one of my favorite sports. Also because it is exciting to see who will make the pro bowl and the Super Bowl. But the downside is when Football comes school comes :-(. Anyway I hope you will enjoy the season as much as I will.

2 Second Place Tropies

Mon, 17 Jul 2006 18:16:18 GMT

I play baseball in a league called HAJBA. It stands for Howell A Jr. Baseball Association. My baseball team and i got into the play offs at the beginning of July. Our first game we won on a walk off double thanks to our teammate Sam. Our next game we won do to end of regulation. (we on play 2 1/2 in six innings) We then got the by week to the finals. We lost that game 11-10 do to bad fielding. We got second place in the finals so we were just happy to get that far. Oh and I almost forgot, we got a trophy for finishing second in our regular season.

MLB All-Star Game Tonight

Tue, 11 Jul 2006 15:57:08 GMT

The 2006 All Star Game will be on tv tonight around 8:30 in Pittsburgh. It will be on Fox (channel 2 in Detroit) and coverage will start at 8:00. Something is at stake here and do you want to know what it is? The winner gets home field in the World Series. Here are the lineups.

American League

RF:Ichiro Suzuki

SS:Derek Jeeter

1B:David Ortiz

3B:Alex Rodriguez

LF:Vladimir Guerrero

C:Ivan Rodriguez

CF:Vernon Wells

2B:Mike Loretta

P:Kenny Rogers

National League

LF:Alfonso Soriano

CF:Carlos Beltran

1B:Albert Pujols

RF:Jason Bay

SS:Edgar Renteria

3B:David Wright

2B:Chase Utley

C:Paul Lo Duca

P:Brad Penny

Oh and I almost forgot, the winner of the 2006 Home Run Derby is Ryan Howard. He is the second Phille in a row to win the Home Run Derby.

Italy Pulls Off Victory to beat France In The World Cup Championship

Mon, 10 Jul 2006 21:46:00 GMT

On Sunday Italy defeated France in a shoot out to be the 2006 World Cup Champions! The whole game was full of excitement and energy. Although France lost to Italy they should keep their heads up high for trying their hardest and making it so far in the World Cup. But for the Italians they probably feel like their soccer team rules the world. My brother Matt also put an entry on his blog so be sure to check it out.