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Year in Photos 2011
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FOUR PLAY
FIRST STAR H. SEDIN 1 Goal 11 Assists 12 Points 5 Games…
YEAR IN PHOTOS
PICTURE PERFECT This Maxim Lapierre-Andrew Ference battle in the blue ice exemplifies the caustic 2010 Stanley Cup final. On the following pages you will find the photos that best visually depict the highs and lows of the entire 2010-11 campaign.…
The Final
GAME ONE VAN 1 BOS 0 FIRST STAR THOMAS .967 SP 2 Shutouts 1 Hit 7 Games PARTY ON! The day before the Cup final opens, Winnipeg Mayor Sam Katz revels with his constituents after it’s announced an NHL team is returning to the Manitoba capital. Twenty-four hours later, the focus intently shifts to Vancouver, where Roberto Luongo posts his third shutout of the playoffs. Alex Burrows makes headlines for giving the series teeth, literally, setting the stage for Raffi Torres’ huge moment. GAME TWO VAN 3 BOS 2 (OT) SHUTTING IT DOWN Roberto Luongo is solid in goal, making 28 saves on the night, including one off the stick of Michael Ryder that dislodges the stopper’s mask. Tight checking from forwards such as Mason Raymond (on Chris Kelly) and crease clearance from the likes of defenseman Aaron Rome (in front…
YEARS IN PHOTOS
BEING THE ART DIRECTOR at The Hockey News has its privileges. It’s also a lot of work and responsibility, but it’s all worth it when I consider the terrific experiences I’m fortunate to enjoy. Prior to the 2010 Winter Olympics, I arranged a photo shoot with San Jose’s ‘Big 3’ – Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau and Dany Heatley – for the cover of our Olympic preview issue. On a Sunday morning at a swanky hotel in Toronto, wearing Team Canada sweaters, the Sharks line was jovial, courteous and clearly enjoyed the shoot, as did I. They signed a white Canada sweater for me, even including their Olympic numbers under their signatures. I was on a roll, up until the point I tried to invite myself along to their Super Bowl party that…
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