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Dreger: Cooke's hit front and centre at GM Meetings

Matt Cooke's hit on Boston's Marc Savard on Sunday will serve as Exhibit A as NHL general managers gather this week in Boca Raton, Florida for meetings. Cooke's hit, a shoulder to the head and made partially from behind, left the Bruins forward concussed and unable to travel with his team. ...more

Dreger: Sutters, Flames organization feeling the heat

If you go back to the middle of January, the Calgary Flames have been shut out four times at the Saddledome. The entire Sutter clan and the entire Flames organization is feeling the heat. If the Flames don't make the playoffs, then ultimately someone is going to have to pay the price. ...more

Dreger: Penguins, Oilers execute successful moves at deadline

When looking at who came away as winners on Trade Deadline Day, you have to mention the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Edmonton Oilers, while it appears as though the Vancouver Canucks failed to address their biggest need - depth. ...more

Dreger: Caputi will get a test drive at the NHL level

Toronto Maple Leafs fans will get a real good look at Luca Caputi real quick because he is going to get thrown right into the mix, which means he'll get a test drive at the NHL level. ...more

Dreger: Flyers targeting Predators' Hamhuis

More and more it appears as if the Philadelphia Flyers are targeting the Nashville Predators and defenseman, Dan Hamhuis. Sources say the two teams have had discussions, with the Predators asking for a young defenseman, believed to be Ryan Parent in return. ...more

Dreger: Team Canada needs to relax to succeed

Thirty-four million Canadians turned coaches and hockey analysts have been chewing on Canada's 3-2 shootout victory over Switzerland for more than 24-hours now. Questions like 'why isn't Canada shooting the puck more' and 'where is the physical pressure' and 'where is their speed in the attack through the neutral zone' have all been asked since Canada's dance with disappointment. ...more

Dreger: Whitney remains a Hurricane for the moment

Ray Whitney is still a member of the Carolina Hurricanes, despite talk of a possible trade leading up to Friday's Olympic deadline freeze. The Los Angeles Kings still have interest in the 37-year-old, who has 45 points this season, including 17 goals and 28 assists. ...more

Dreger: Robidas, Mason on alert for Canada

On February 1st, Team Canada submitted its 23 man roster and also provided a list of reserve players. Team Canada officials are reluctant to divulge the number of reserves, or their identity, however sources tell TSN the reserve list includes four forwards, three defencemen and a goaltender. ...more

Dreger: Lots of speculation ahead of Friday's trade freeze

The official NHL trade deadline is March 3rd, but there is a roster freeze as of Friday at 3pm et/Noon pt, prior to the Olympics. There's lots of speculation floating around ahead of Friday's deadline, including names like Marty Turco, Ray Whitney, Tomas Kaberle and others. ...more

Dreger: Team Canada brass to meet on Getzlaf

Team Canada brass will have a conference call this afternoon with the team's medical staff to fully determine the state of Ryan Getzlaf's health. The Anaheim Ducks forward underwent an MRI Tuesday to search for any structural or muscle damage to his left ankle. ...more

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Off the Record - March 12

Oilers head coach Pat Quinn is Up Font and the panel discusses Sean Avery's absence from the Rangers' lineup.

Really Off the Record - March 12

With Sean Avery sitting out Friday's game, the panel wonders if there's trouble in New York.

Off The Record - March 11

Michael goes Up Front with Bret Hart and chats with Georges St. Pierre about his upcoming fight with Dan Hardy.