Carey Price, Kyle Chipchura,
Andrei Kostitsyn Thumbs Down Martin Gelinas, Radek Bonk Almost everyone Ville Koistinen, Kevin Klein (?) Thumbs Down Dainius Zubrus, Vitali Vishnevski,
Kevin Weekes, Karel Rachunek Scott Gomez, Brian Rafalski Nicklas Bergfors (?) Thumbs Down Bill Guerin, Mike Comrie,
Ruslan Fedotenko Almost everyone Sean Bergenheim (?) Thumbs Down Scott Gomez, Chris Drury Michael Nylander, Karel Rachunek,
Matt Cullen, Kevin Weekes,
Brad Isbister Marc Staal, Ryan Callahan (?) Thumbs Up Shean Donovan, Luke Richardson,
Denis Hamel Mike Comrie, Tom Preissing,
Peter Schaefer, Oleg Saprykin Nick Foligno, Brian Lee Thumbs Down Daniel Briere, Joffrey Lupul,
Jason Smith, Martin Biron,
Scott Upshall, Kimo Timonen Peter Forsberg, Joni Pitkanen,
Kyle Calder, Robert Esche,
Todd Fedoruk, Mike York Braydon Coburn, Ryan Parent Thumbs Up Alex Auld, Radim Vrbata,
Niko Kapanen, Mike York Owen Nolan, Jeremy Roenick,
Curtis Joseph, Mike Ricci Peter Mueller Thumbs Down Darryl Sydor, Gary Roberts,
Petr Sykora Eric Cairns, Joel Kwiatkowski,
Jocelyn Thibault, Michel Ouellet,
Nils Ekman, Josef Melichar Kristopher Letang Thumbs Up Craig Rivet, Jeremy Roenick Scott Hannan, Bill Guerin,
Vesa Toskala None Hmm . . . Paul Kariya, Keith Tkachuk Radek Dvorek, Dallas Drake,
Glen Metropolit, Jamie Rivers Erik Johnson Thumbs Up Michel Ouellet, Chris Gratton,
Jan Hlavac Cory Sarich, Ruslan Fedotenko,
Eric Perrin Karri Ramo (?) Thumbs Down Jason Blake, Mark Bell, Vesa Toskala Jeff O’Neill, Michael Peca,
Yanic Perreault, J.S. Aubin Jiri Tlusty (?) Thumbs Down Brad Isbister, Ryan Shannon Bryan Smolinski, Brent Sopel, Jan Bulis, Rory Fitzpatrick, Luc Bourdon (?) Thumbs Down Michael Nylander, Viktor Kozlov,
Tom Poti Dainius Zubrus, Kris Beech,
Bryan Muir, Jiri Novotny Nicklas Backstrom, Mike Green,
Tomas Fleischmann Thumbs Up
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6 Comments

  1. buttercup wrote:

    Nice list. I don’t think Toronto is going to be any better than last year, but I do think they improved their roster.

    By the way, a couple months ago I commented about a friend that was interviewing for one of those NHL jobs. He ended up getting the NHL job (a dream for him) but he had already accepted another position. He thanks you for the heads up on the NHL openings.

    Wednesday, October 3, 2007 at 10:28 am | Permalink
  2. OrderedChaos wrote:

    Considering the Ducks’ sole significant signing is now on the IR (Scheider), they’re one of the biggest falls. However they obviously *started* with more talent than most, so I think they’re still a playoff team… just not nearly as dominant as last season.

    Wednesday, October 3, 2007 at 12:02 pm | Permalink
  3. Kurt wrote:

    My season preview? Probably about as accurate as what I’ve seen of the season on NHL Center Ice Online, which has two games inexplicably blacked out (not in either the region I’m watching from or getting billed from), and two more with ‘broadcast problems’. 4 games tonight, and I’m watching no hockey despite being paid in full.

    Wednesday, October 3, 2007 at 7:16 pm | Permalink
  4. Kurt wrote:

    Crisis averted… both games back… rage subsiding…

    Wednesday, October 3, 2007 at 7:37 pm | Permalink
  5. odessasteps wrote:

    It’s Preview Week. Maybe it’s best to think of it as free for people with Center Ice too. :>

    Wednesday, October 3, 2007 at 9:35 pm | Permalink
  6. Kurt wrote:

    Actually, after things started moving, it was surprisingly good. I put some quick impressions over on my site, but basically: good audio, great video when I was at the bar (which has great wifi), okay video with a lot of tearing from the hotel (which has decidedly less bandwidth), but all in all a very watchable experience, even when both games were going at once. Definitely will have to brush up on my French for some of these Canadiens tilts though.

    Unfortunately, I’m flying all night tomorrow, and in transit down to Maryland on Friday night, so this was likely my only taste of hockey until the home opener on Saturday (unless I manage to catch the game on the radio on my way south Friday night). But it’ll tide me over pretty well, I think.

    Wednesday, October 3, 2007 at 10:40 pm | Permalink

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