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Pittsburgh
Penguins: Johnny’s favorite team. Although Super Mario
is now in the owner's box, the team has superstars Sidney Crosby and
Evgeni Malkin, who lead the team to the Stanley Cup in 2009
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Anaheim Ducks:
Their Stanley Cup success is in the past; in addition to a 2011 coaching
change, they'll
need luck to make the playoffs
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Detroit
Red Wings: Teri's team. Slow and steady forward momentum paid off in 2008 as the
Red Wings marched inexorably to their 4th Stanley Cup in 11 years,
dispatching Nashville, Colorado and Dallas on route to a six-game triumph
over Pittsburgh. They lost the rematch the following year, and exited in
round two in 2009-10 and 2010-11
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San Jose Sharks:
Dick's and Tim's favorite. Always a Stanley Cup favorite at the start of
the season, they reached the conference final in 2009-10 and 2010-11, but
could not get over the hump to the cup final
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Colorado
Avalanche: Mikie's favorite. With some up and down seasons, they started
2011-12 hot, cooled off, then showed signs of life as December began
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Fresno
Monsters: Two teams, one in the Junior A Teir III Western
States Hockey League, and one in the Teir II North American Hockey League.
To follow team activities, also visit Fresno
Hockey Examiner
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National
Hockey League: Official web site for the big show
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American
Hockey League: Home of the NHL’s top level farm teams
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ECHL: Minor league hockey a step below the
AHL
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Central Hockey
League - Has teams located across seven states in the mid-west & southern regions of the United
States; includes former IHL and UHL teams
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Southern
Professional Hockey League: Essentially replaced two short-lived leagues,
the Southeast and the Atlantic
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Federal Hockey League, new for
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Fresno
Junior Hockey League: The former Junior Falcons are now the Junior
Monsters, having reached an agreement with the WSHL/NAHL teams for use the
Monsters name. For a blast from the past, visit the Fresno
Lightning and 2000-2002
Junior Falcons tribute pages
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North
American Hockey League (NAHL): Junior development league Tier II
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United
States Hockey League (USHL): Junior development league Tier I
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Western
States Hockey League: Tier III Junior development league
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World Hockey
Association: A planned revival for 2004-05 never panned out. This is now a
link for miscellaneous hockey information and merchandise
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Bry’s
Roller Hockey Page: Lots of non-pro links and other information
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Major League Roller Hockey:
Amateur, pro and European roller hockey |
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North
American Hockey Leagues: Complete list of the pro leagues of the US-Canada, and
all teams
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College
Hockey: Coverage of Division I, II and III men's and women's collegiate
hockey
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Canadian
University Men's Hockey
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USA Hockey:
Official page of the organization that oversees the U.S. Olympic teams and amateur
hockey programs. This link will not work in all browsers, but works with
Firefox, Avant and Internet Explorer
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Canadian
Junior Hockey Magazine: The voice of Canadian Junior Hockey
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North
American Roller Hockey Championships: This organization sponsors a series
of tournaments throughout North America each year
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Hockey
Database: "The Internet's largest repository of hockey information"
- links to players past and present
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Sports
Logos: Excellent collection of logos from teams
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Fanbase:
A fairly new site that attempts to list every team and every player in
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Women's Professional
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Women's Collegiate Hockey |
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Hockey Quiz: How many NHL
teams can you name in three minutes? |
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