Jeff Carter off to Los Angeles in Exchange for Jack Johnson

Early Thursday night, the big deal was official. Blue Jackets centre Jeff Carter was heading to the Kings in exchange for defenceman Jack Johnson and a first round pick in either 2012 or 2013.

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Monday, February 27, 2012

Top 20 Funniest Hockey Pictures

A compilation 20 of the funniest hockey pictures from around the net (in no particular order)...

1. Dustin Brown's Backwards Water Bottle



2. I'm the Biggest Idiot Ever



3. Strange Defence



4. ...F*** YOU!


5. I Hate Her


6. Brotherly Love


7. Cloutier Ball


8. I smell...


9. Yet Another Crosby Sign


10. All I want for Christmas


11. Welcome Back Cindy


12. What We're Going as for Halloween


13. Pricele$$


14. I'd Give a Kidney



15. Let's Drop Some Coilers


16. More distracting than the Green Men


17. Hey Chelios!



18. One Passionate Fan


19. Gary Bettman's Career


20. Funny Fans


Thursday, February 23, 2012

Jeff Carter Traded to Kings for Jack Johnson

Columbus Blue Jackets Centre Jeff Carter
Just earlier tonight, a major trade was made between the Los Angeles King and the Columbus Blue Jackets. Columbus' centre Jeff Carter made his way to LA in return for defenceman Jack Johnson and a first round pick in 2012 or 2013.

The Kings are hoping that their latest edition to the team will not only supply some offence, but also help them secure a playoff position. The Kings have only scored 129 goals this season, but are still hanging on to that eighth playoff position in the West. Carter has scored 14 goals and 25 points in 39 games so far this season, missing 20 due to a separated shoulder and broken foot.

On the other side of the deal, the Blue Jackets find themselves with veteran defenceman Jack Johnson, who moves to Columbus after being with the Kings for six years; ever since the 2006-07 season. Johnson has 8 goals and 24 points in 61 games so far this year with the Kings.

The Blue jackets also received a first round pick in either 2012 or 2013. It appears as though they are looking to rebuild for the future, seeing as how they won't be competing in the playoffs this year. They also wanted a first round pick in exchange for Rick Nash, as well as a goalie and first line defenceman.

So after this big deal, do you still think that Rick Nash will be gone before the trade deadline?

Friday, December 2, 2011

Tampa Bay Lightning trade James Wright and Mike Vernace

A few moments ago, TSN's Bob McKenzie tweeted this: "Trade news: Lightning have traded F James Wright and D Mike Vernace to Florida in exchange for d-men Mike Kostka and Evan Oberg." (You can view the tweet here.)



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Anaheim Ducks fire Carlyle, and acquire ex Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau


Late Wednesday night, after Anaheim's 4-1 victory over the Canadiens, the Ducks made their sudden move, firing their Cup-winning head coach Randy Carlyle. Carlyle had been with the Ducks for six seasons, leading them to a Stanley Cup and many playoff runs. Despite having many talented players on their roster, the Ducks are only 7-13-4; fifth in their division. Anaheim has only recorded three wins in their last 19 games.

Anaheim GM Bob Murray said that "At this time, we simply felt a new voice was needed. Bruce is a proven winner with a great track record, and we are optimistic we can turn this season around under his leadership.”

Boudreau says in an interview that he plans on restoring the Ducks' confidence, and hopes that he will be able to help in assisting the Ducks turn their season around.