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Glückwunsch an die Finnen 
Taktische Glanzleistung. Starke Defensive und extrem diszipliniert. Klasse gemacht !
Und hochverdient dazu. Den Russen steckte sichtbar auch noch das schwere Kanada-Spiel in den Knochen. Die konnten nix mehr nachlegen gegen dieses nordische Abwehr-Bollwerk.
Endlich wieder ein skandinavischer Weltmeister
Taktische Glanzleistung. Starke Defensive und extrem diszipliniert. Klasse gemacht !
Und hochverdient dazu. Den Russen steckte sichtbar auch noch das schwere Kanada-Spiel in den Knochen. Die konnten nix mehr nachlegen gegen dieses nordische Abwehr-Bollwerk.
Endlich wieder ein skandinavischer Weltmeister
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Kla$ schrieb:flash4y0u schrieb:@klas
oder auch nichtdie russen tun sich ziemlich schwer diese wm.
Wie gesagt, der Goalie... hab ich aber nu schon ma erwähnt. Sonst wären die Spiele auch nich so eng. Finale ist nach wie vor das Minimalziel.
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RANGERS FORWARD BOOGAARD FOUND DEAD IN APARTMENT
New York Rangers forward Derek Boogaard has died.
Minneapolis Star Trbune's Michael Russo first reported the news on Twitter Friday evening, saying the 28-year-old was found dead in his apartment by his family. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's office in Minnesota confirmed those details and said an autopsy was pending.
"Derek was an extremely kind and caring individual," Rangers president and general manager Glen Sather said in a release. "He was a very thoughtful person, who will be dearly missed by all those who knew him. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and teammates during this difficult time."
The Wild learned the tragic news of the death and released a statement on Boogaard's passing.
"The Minnesota Wild organization sends our deepest sympathies to the family of Derek Boogaard. Derek was a fan favorite during his five seasons with the Wild and will be greatly missed here in Minnesota and throughout the NHL. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Boogaard family during this tragic time of loss."
Boogaard began his NHL career with Minnesota and appeared in 255 career games with the Wild from 2005-06 and 2009-10. He joined the Rangers on July 1, 2010, appearing in 22 games in the 2010-11 season.
"The NHLPA is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Derek Boogaard," NHLPA executive director Don Fehr said in a statement. "Derek was a well-liked and respected member of the NHLPA, and his passing is a great loss to the entire hockey community. Our sincere condolences to Derek's many friends and family during this difficult time."
Throughout his career, Boogaard sought to make a difference in the communities he played in, taking part in numerous charitable endeavors. Boogaard was a supporter of the Defending the Blue Line Foundation, a non-profit charitable foundation whose mission is to ensure that children of military members are afforded every opportunity to participate in the great sport of hockey. While with the Rangers, he created "Boogaard's Booguardians," hosting military members and their families at all New York Ranger home games.
In addition, he made multiple appearances with partner organizations of the Garden of Dreams Foundation, the non-profit charity that works closely with all areas of Madison Square Garden, including the New York Knicks, Rangers, Liberty, MSG Media, MSG Entertainment and Fuse "to make dreams come true for kids facing obstacles."
The Saskatoon, Saskatchewan native was originally Minnesota's seventh round choice, 202nd overall, in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft.
TSN
New York Rangers forward Derek Boogaard has died.
Minneapolis Star Trbune's Michael Russo first reported the news on Twitter Friday evening, saying the 28-year-old was found dead in his apartment by his family. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's office in Minnesota confirmed those details and said an autopsy was pending.
"Derek was an extremely kind and caring individual," Rangers president and general manager Glen Sather said in a release. "He was a very thoughtful person, who will be dearly missed by all those who knew him. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and teammates during this difficult time."
The Wild learned the tragic news of the death and released a statement on Boogaard's passing.
"The Minnesota Wild organization sends our deepest sympathies to the family of Derek Boogaard. Derek was a fan favorite during his five seasons with the Wild and will be greatly missed here in Minnesota and throughout the NHL. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Boogaard family during this tragic time of loss."
Boogaard began his NHL career with Minnesota and appeared in 255 career games with the Wild from 2005-06 and 2009-10. He joined the Rangers on July 1, 2010, appearing in 22 games in the 2010-11 season.
"The NHLPA is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Derek Boogaard," NHLPA executive director Don Fehr said in a statement. "Derek was a well-liked and respected member of the NHLPA, and his passing is a great loss to the entire hockey community. Our sincere condolences to Derek's many friends and family during this difficult time."
Throughout his career, Boogaard sought to make a difference in the communities he played in, taking part in numerous charitable endeavors. Boogaard was a supporter of the Defending the Blue Line Foundation, a non-profit charitable foundation whose mission is to ensure that children of military members are afforded every opportunity to participate in the great sport of hockey. While with the Rangers, he created "Boogaard's Booguardians," hosting military members and their families at all New York Ranger home games.
In addition, he made multiple appearances with partner organizations of the Garden of Dreams Foundation, the non-profit charity that works closely with all areas of Madison Square Garden, including the New York Knicks, Rangers, Liberty, MSG Media, MSG Entertainment and Fuse "to make dreams come true for kids facing obstacles."
The Saskatoon, Saskatchewan native was originally Minnesota's seventh round choice, 202nd overall, in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft.
TSN
Wenn man u.a. einen Trickshot eines Juniors zeigt, ja
Was glaubst Du, was man am brasilianischen Strandfußball an Tricks drauf hat. Komisch, dass man die bei Weltmeisterschaften so selten sieht
Solche Dinge sind Highlights. Warum ? Weil es sie so selten gibt. Man sollte daher nicht so tun, als seien sie etwas Alltägliches.
Was glaubst Du, was man am brasilianischen Strandfußball an Tricks drauf hat. Komisch, dass man die bei Weltmeisterschaften so selten sieht
Solche Dinge sind Highlights. Warum ? Weil es sie so selten gibt. Man sollte daher nicht so tun, als seien sie etwas Alltägliches.
