BY MARK JANZEN / As they say, better late than never. And in the case of the Abbotsford Heat, its sudden ability to win on home ice arrived just when the team needed it the most.
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BY GLEN ERICKSON / The city of Kamloops, and the high-flying Blazers, are carrying the province’s hopes throughout the remainder of the WHL playoffs as the Victoria Royals, Vancouver Giants, Kelowna Rockets and Kootenay Ice all bowed-out in the first round.
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BY MARK JANZEN / The Edmonton Oilers dressing room had been open to the media for about five minutes, yet, despite a half dozen cameras and as many print and radio reporters in attendance, there had been little more than a smattering of one-on-one interviews conducted.
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BY ANDREW CHONG, EDITOR / Question: what do Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin, and Ryan Kesler have in common with the LA Kings?
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5.0 Stars Shooting is a very important important skill to practice on the ice and at home. The only problem is that a lot of players do not have the appropriate area to practice shooting at home. Parents are sometimes worries about the damage that the pucks may cause as this can cost a lot of money.
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Passing is a skill that most players don't think about working on away from the rink. The main reason they don't think to work on passing is pretty obvious: because you need a partner to pass to, and to receive passes from, unless, of course, you have the Extreme Passing Kit.
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