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Bob Probert's Brain Donated to Researchers by Family

The family of Bob Probert donated the brain of the former NHL tough guy to a group of researchers at Boston University who have studied the link between head trauma and debilitating heath effects in football players and boxers. "I believe that it was a very difficult decision," said Daniel Parkinson, whose daughter, Dani,...

2010-11 St. Louis Blues Season Preview: Growing Up Fast

In the spring of 2009, the St. Louis Blues were one of the hottest teams in the NHL when they qualified for the Stanley Cup playoffs, only to be swept in the first round by the Vancouver Canucks. That playoff appearance led to high expectations entering last year. They were left unfulfilled, as the Blues missed the...

Clarke MacArthur Signs With Toronto

One of the most surprising arbitration results this summer was the $2.4 million Clarke MacArthur was awarded in his hearing with the Atlanta Thrashers. The team ultimately decided to walk away from the ruling, allowing the 25-year-old winger to become an unrestricted free agent. On Saturday, he inked a one-year deal with...

Video: Assorted Paul Kariya Highlights

Even though he's no longer the player he once was, the news that Paul Kariya will be sitting out the 2010-11 season is still a disappointment, and the question at least has to be asked as to whether or not he'll play in the NHL again. So far, he's been a point-per-game player for his career, and managed to record some...

Teemu Selanne Officially Returns

One prominent Ducks player retired this summer, but Teemu Selanne won't be joining Scott Niedermayer in calling it a career. After signing a one-year deal with Anaheim earlier in the day, Selanne said on a conference call Monday afternoon that the more he considered retirement, the more he realized he still wanted to...

Background on Paul Kariya

Paul Tetsuhiko Kariya ( Kariya Tetsuhiko) (; born October 16, 1974) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey winger who played 15 seasons in the National Hockey League (NHL).

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