Alexei Kovalev

Even with Messier carefully choosing his words, this was the New York Post headline. Eighteen years ago today, the New York Rangers were in real peril. Down 3-2 in the series after a humiliating 4-1 lost at home to the New Jersey Devils, Captain Mark Messier had a conversation with New York’s beat writers. In an effort to instill confidence in his team, Messier boldly was trying to say that he believed they would win. Instead, when he said, “We’ll win tonight,” and that is exactly what the...Read Full Story

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Alexei Kovalev returns to Pittsburgh (Dan4th, Flickr) PITTSBURGH – GM Ray Shero and the Pittsburgh Penguins continued to beef up their offense Thursday afternoon when they acquired soon-to-be unrestricted free agent Alexei Kovalev from the Ottawa Senators for a conditional seventh round pick in the 2011 draft. From the Senators’ perspective, the trade amounts to a salary dump as Kovalev is in the final year of his $5m contract and the team continues their full rebuild.  Kovalev will be...Read Full Story

Kukla's Korner Hockey Next entry: Blue Jackets Send Filatov Down to the AHL Previous entry: How Can Murray Fix the Senators? by The Upper Canadien on 12/10/10 at 06:24 PM ET Comments (1) This is a big one for the Habs. They shutout Vancouver. They beat San Jose. They beat Philadelphia. They’ve taken the Bruins. They dominated Phoenix. Can they defeat the Red Wings? I’ll admit it, the Wings are THE team to beat. Each and every year. Sure, the Penguins are good, Philadelphia is good, San...Read Full Story

Ottawa Senators forward Alexei Kovalev will undergo an MRI on his injured left leg on Friday. Kovalev appeared to have hurt his left knee when he fell awkwardly after being hit by Lightning forward Todd Fedoruk in the second period of Thursday’s 4-3 shootout loss. Read more: Sens’ Kovalev to undergo MRI FridayRead Full Story