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Brad Boyes Traded to Sabres

The Buffalo Sabres have made an addition to their offense as they push for an Eastern Conference playoff spot, acquiring forward Brad Boyes from St. Louis. The Blues got a second-round pick in the 2011 NHL Draft in return for Boyes, who scored 12 goals and tallied 41 points in 62 games for St. Louis. Boyes has been a top...

Plus/Minus: Boyes, Perron Have Breakout Game; Crosby Still Slumping

We're trying something different to replace the old Newsmakers in the NHL posts. Hopefully you'll like it. Each weekday we'll take a look at one positive performance from the previous night (a plus), and one negative performance from the previous night (a minus). It's the plus/minus.Tell us what you think at...

Canucks Finish Off Blues in Overtime

Let there be no question that the St. Louis Blues have character. They have guts. They have fire. Oh, and they have some great young players who will only get better as the years go by.Trailing 2-0 in the game and 3-0 in the series, the Blues showed zero quit, rallying to tie the score on two second-period goals, and then...

Canucks Show Off Defensive Prowess

The first night of the Stanley Cup Playoffs produced two laughers, a very entertaining upset, and one impressive defensive performance.It was the Vancouver Canucks who put together the defense, holding off the St. Louis Blues 2-1. While the Sedin twins played a big role in their team's win, the big key was a defense that...

NHL Western Conference Playoff Preview

Exactly 1,230 regular season games have been played. We're down to the best eight teams in each conference. The Stanley Cup Playoffs begin Wednesday night with four series lid-lifters.The Western Conference is home to the league's best team (San Jose), the defending champion (Detroit), and the two most intriguing...

Background on Brad Boyes

Bradley Keith Boyes (born April 17, 1982) is a Canadian professional ice hockey player currently playing for the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League (NHL).

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