| August
Highlights
 Select
stories from the Sugust 2005 issue of New England Hockey Journal
are available online. For all of these stories and much more, pick
up a copy today.
Cover Story: Game On!
If good things come to those who wait, the owners of the
NHL’s 30 teams are the instant winners of the Labor War of
2004-2005. | By Mike Loftus
Related: The B's face a difficult task
in fitting under the cap. | By Mike Loftus
KPD:
Good work ... now time to get to work
O.K., so the CBA is in place. So much for the easy part,
right? Really, as bad as it was, like California Golden Seals bad,
the NHL is left with an even more daunting task now. | By Kevin
Paul Dupont
NHL New England: 2006 Stanley
Cup
In the race to build an instant Stanley Cup contender in
the post-lockout NHL, the Philadelphia Flyers may have an early
jump on the competition. | By Adam Raider
AHL Report: No Ugly Ducklings
Anaheim’s prospects should make Portland a contender
for the foreseeable future. | By Mike Scandura
Hub City Worth Seeing
Bridgewater (Mass.) Ice Arena has some of the best summer
hockey you'll find. | By Mike Loftus
Juniors
Report: Sioux City Ready for a Shot of Coffey
For anybody who’s ever felt unsure or awkward or been
told you’re not good enough, this story is for you. | By Bill
Keefe
Rinkside: Carpenter's Career
Full of Highlights, Professionalism
Always the paternal and fraternal presence around the rink,
in the locker room, and most especially, in the press box, the dean
of college hockey sports information directors, Ed Carpenter, is
stepping down after 28 seasons at Boston University. | By Bob Snow
Trailblazers:
Voice Still Carries
Watertown, Mass. native Bob Norton’s become an
on-air institution in the region. | By John Molori
A
Hockey Life: Hard Work and Joy Have to Remain in the Mix
A conversation leads to some essential
truths about youth hockey. | By Eric Kinkopf
State of the
Game: As They Mature, Captain Will Take the Wheel Naturally
Really, how do you determine what
makes a great captain? | By Lyle Phair
Hockey for Your
Health: Stress Quality over Quantity in Your Offseason Workout
As the summer hits its second half,
now’s the time to kick back, relax and enjoy the hazy days.
| By Kevin Brochu
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