Sid v Max
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GOALTENDERS
Martin Brodeur, New Jersey
Marc-Andre Fleury, Pittsburgh
Roberto Luongo, Vancouver
DEFENSEMEN
Dan Boyle, Ottawa
Drew Doughty, Los Angeles
Duncan Keith, Chicago
Scott Niedermayer, Anaheim (C)
Chris Pronger, Philadelphia (A)
Brent Seabrook, Chicago
Shea Weber, Nashville
FORWARDS
Patrice Bergeron, Boston
Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh (A)
Ryan Getzlaf, Anaheim
Dany Heatley, San Jose
Jarome Iginla, Calgary (A)
Patrick Marleau, San Jose
Brenden Morrow, Dallas
Rich Nash, Columbus
Corey Perry, Anaheim
Michael Richards, Philadelphia
Erc Staal, Carolina
Joe Thornton, San Jose
Jonathan Toews, Chicago
After two years of essentially letting Ovechkin be Ovechkin, [Head Coach Bruce] Boudreau said it might be time for a heart-to-heart talk.I mostly agree with what Boudreau said, but I really don't care for how easily he glossed over the risk that Ovechkin poses to others when he makes these stupid hits. Just ask Gonch. Well, the NHL (finally!) suspended A-hOle™ for two games for the hit - two games he probably wouldn't be able to play anyways since he's the one who ended up getting injured. He'll also forfeit $98,844.16 of his salary to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund. Remember - the NHL just suspended Cooker this:
"He's pretty reckless," he said. "It's hard telling a guy that scores 60 goals a year to change the way he plays. At the same time, I don't want to see him getting hurt. Maybe he has to pick his spots a little better. The open-ice hits, you just look around the league. It's not only the hitter, it's the guy that gets hit. ... It's something that will have to be addressed by us, I guess. ... Not only as a coach, but as somebody who admires him, I just don't want him to put himself in harm's way, so we'll see."