John Tavares

John Tavares
Top Young NHL Stars Have Their Roots in the Ontario Hockey League
by
Tom Samworth
Each and every year, the Ontario Hockey League never fails to produce a new crop of highly talented hockey players. The National Hockey League has these players scattered about the league's 30 teams, with many excelling. Four players, in particular, can be considered franchise players of the future.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Top-Young-NHL-Stars-Have-Their-Roots-in-the-Ontario-Hockey-League
id=6779379 - Dec 26, 2011
OHL's Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy Winners Still in Pro Hockey
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Tom Samworth
The Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy is awarded to the Ontario Hockey League's top scorer each season. Sometimes, the greatest OHL scorers cannot make the transition to the pros. See what one's did.
http://ezinearticles.com/?OHLs-Eddie-Powers-Memorial-Trophy-Winners-Still-in-Pro-Hockey
id=4514090 - Jun 20, 2010
Fantasy Hockey - Rookie Report
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Gary J. Wilson
It's been a relatively slow season in terms of significant rookie impact in the fantasy hockey realm this year. While 09-10 hasn't produced a huge impact player over the long haul, there have been stretches of greatness from rookies here and there. Often times, the cream of the crop will rise during the last 6 weeks of the season. So let's take a look at which rookies figure to have the biggest fantasy impact over the final month of the season.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Fantasy-Hockey---Rookie-Report
id=3904063 - Mar 10, 2010
Fantasy Hockey Breakout Players For 2010-11
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Gary J. Wilson
In preparing for your upcoming fantasy hockey drafts, it is vital to focus in on players who are poised for a breakout season. Here are some names to target as you prepare for your 2010-11 fantasy hockey draft.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Fantasy-Hockey-Breakout-Players-For-2010-11
id=4883952 - Aug 18, 2010
Who Came Out on Top?
by
Josh Lind
June 28, 2009 From: http://lind-hockey.blogspot.com While the 2009 NHL entry draft may not have been as explosive as some would have liked, there were definitely a few teams who made a splash. Trade rumours always abound leading up to the draft, but this year we were hearing the names of guys like Tomas Kaberle, Chris Pronger, Jay Bouwmeester, Vincent Lecavalier, Dany Heatley, Phil Kessel, Alexander Frolov, Mike Cammalleri, Martin Havlat, and Jean-Sebastien Giguere. In the end, only Pronger and (the rights to) Bouwmeester were moved.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Who-Came-Out-on-Top?
id=2750202 - Aug 12, 2009
What I Have Noticed
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Brian Gattie
John Tavares, Steven Stamkos, and Patrick Kane, hardly household names, in fact I'm willing to bet that if you were to approach an average person on the street, few of them would recognize any of these names. So who are they? Tavares, Stamkos, and Kane have all been chosen first overall in the National Hockey Leagues (NHL) Entry Draft over the past three seasons, respectively. In contrast, if I were to mention names such as Matthew Stafford, Jake Long, or JaMarcus Russell, who were all chosen first overall in the National Football Leagues (NFL) Entry Draft over the past three seasons, a greater number of random participants would be able to identify these individuals, but why?
http://ezinearticles.com/?What-I-Have-Noticed
id=3251233 - Nov 11, 2009
2010-11 New York Islanders NHL Predictions and Odds
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Nicholas Tolomeo
There are two ways to look at the New York Islanders current situation. There is the positive of an 18-point increase from the 2008-09 season to last year, but a third straight Atlantic Division last-place finish also lets you know just how far the Islanders have to go.
http://ezinearticles.com/?2010-11-New-York-Islanders-NHL-Predictions-and-Odds
id=5129322 - Sep 30, 2010
Who's the Toughest Team in the Atlantic? Part 1
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John Borruso
With the Devils and Penguins leading the Division with 28 points, the Flyers, Rangers and Islanders are all tied with 23. With that being said the whole division is only separated by five points.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Whos-the-Toughest-Team-in-the-Atlantic?-Part-1
id=3297842 - Nov 19, 2009
Toronto Maple Leafs Face a Tough Start
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Brandon Drake
With the full release of the Toronto Maple Leafs upcoming 2008-09 schedule, one thing will be obvious. Fans will quickly find out whether or not the Leafs have made improvements, or only made sideways moves in the offseason.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Toronto-Maple-Leafs-Face-a-Tough-Start