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NHL MEDIA DIRECTORY 2012-13 TABLE of CONTENTS Page Page NHL DIRECTORY NHL MEDIA NHL Offices
NHL MEDIA DIRECTORY 2012-13 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PAGE NHL DIRECTORY NHL MEDIA NHL Offices ...........................................3 NHL.com ...............................................9 NHL Executive .......................................4 NHL Network .......................................10 NHL Communications ............................4 NHL Studios ........................................11 NHL Green ............................................6 NHL MEDIA RESOURCES .................. 12 NHL MEMBER CLUBS Anaheim Ducks ...................................19 HOCKEY ORGANIZATIONS Boston Bruins ......................................25 Hockey Canada .................................248 Buffalo Sabres .....................................32 Hockey Hall of Fame .........................249 Calgary Flames ...................................39 NHL Alumni Association ........................7 Carolina Hurricanes .............................45 NHL Broadcasters’ Association .........252 Chicago Blackhawks ...........................51 NHL Players’ Association ....................16 Colorado Avalanche ............................56 Professional Hockey Writers’ Columbus Blue Jackets .......................64 Association ...................................251 Dallas Stars .........................................70 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Museum ..249 Detroit Red Wings ...............................76 USA Hockey Inc. ...............................250 Edmonton Oilers ..................................83 NHL STATISTICAL CONSULTANT Florida -
2013 SPORTS MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE Personal Information
Presented by November 11 & 12, 2013 PRIMETIME Sports & Entertainment Westin Harbour Castle Hotel Toronto, Canada 2013 PROGRAM Annual6th ERENCE TIONS SPORTS CONF IS ELIGIBLE FOR CONTINUING MANAGEMENT LEGALSOME EDUCATION JURISDIC IN CONFERENCE Leading Edge Strategies for Managing and Marketing the Business of Sport PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS Kevin Abrams Clark Griffith Bob Nicholson Assistant General Manager - New York Giants - New York Sports Lawyer - CCG, P.A. - Minneapolis President & Chief Executive Officer - Hockey Canada - Calgary Dave Andrews Paul Hardy Dave Nonis BRIAN BURKE President & Chief Executive Officer - American Hockey League - Events & Competitions Director - International Association of Senior Vice President & General Manager - Toronto Maple Leafs - President of Hockey Operations Springfield Athletics Federations - Monaco Toronto Calgary Flames Steven Angel Katherine Henderson Jeffrey Orridge Senior Vice President, League Operations & Officiating - National Senior Vice President of Marketing and Revenue - Pan/Parapan Executive Director of Sports Properties - Canadian Broadcasting TREVOR WHIFFEN Basketball Association - New York American Games Toronto 2015 - Toronto Corporation - Toronto Partner, Dickinson Wright LLP Tom Anselmi Dave Hopkinson Mike Ouellet Former Chief Operating Officer - Maple Leaf Sports and Chief Commercial Officer - Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment - Chief of Business Affairs - National Hockey League Players’ & Governor, London Knights Entertainment - Toronto Toronto Association - Toronto Chris Armstrong -
Sport-Scan Daily Brief
SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/3/2021 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1189153 NHL draft lottery: Ducks drop to 3rd, Kings 8th; Buffalo 1189186 Blue Jackets stay put in NHL draft lottery, will pick fifth Sabres get first pick overall 1189154 Ducks fall again, dropping to 3rd from 2nd in NHL draft 1189187 Blue Jackets eager for NHL's draft lottery, which could lottery boost retooling effort 1189188 Hold it: Blue Jackets stay put, will draft No. 5 in 2021 NHL Boston Bruins Draft. Who could they select? 1189155 Bruins’ Craig Smith might play Game 3 Thursday 1189156 Advice to Bruins defenseman Jeremy Lauzon: Do not be Dallas Stars ultra-conservative with puck 1189189 No lucky Stars: Dallas stays put with No. 14 overall pick 1189157 General manager Lou Lamoriello, with his deep Rhode following NHL draft lottery Island roots, is going strong at the helm of the Islanders 1189190 Yousuf: Maple Leafs-Canadiens playoff series gives Stars 1189158 Bruins notebook: Craig Smith returns to practice plenty to think about on both sides 1189159 Boston Bruins Smith Trending Toward Game 3 Return 1189160 Boston Bruins Talk Game 3 ‘Improvements’ Vs. Islanders Detroit Red Wings 1189161 Tuukka Rask’s injuries flare up in Game 2. What does it 1189191 2021 NHL draft lottery: Detroit Red Wings get sixth overall mean for the Bruins’ defenders? pick in first round 1189192 Is Michigan hockey star Owen Power in Detroit Red Buffalo Sabres Wings' future? Answer comes tonight 1189162 Next steps for Jack Eichel, Sabres uncertain with 12-week 1189193 Red Wings stay put, will pick sixth in NHL Entry Draft period of rest complete 1189194 Steve Yzerman: Red Wings will get ‘good prospect’ at No. -
Al Umni Newslet
Alumni Newsletter Letter From The President December 17, 2012 Season’s Greetings! I am proud to announce that the Hamilton Hurricanes are coming off of another very successful season in 2012. The Hurricanes had a win-loss record of 6- 2 in the regular season and advanced through the playoffs to their third- consecutive Ontario Football Conference Championship game. The team played one of their best games of football against a very tough opponent and came up just shy of capturing the club’s third-consecutive OFC Championship title with a 19-16 loss to the London Beefeaters. This season proved to be one of the most emotionally difficult times for everyone associated with the organization. We lost one of our most talented Offen- sive Lineman, Zac Duguay, tragically on the morning of August 3rd. Zac was a one -of-a-kind athlete who battled through seizures to play the game that he loved. He never let anything come in the way of his passion to play the game of football and had aspirations to play at the CIS level. His skills, heart, and determination would have allowed him to play at the CIS level, and professionally, if Zac had chosen to pursue that dream. To honour Zac’s memory and what he stood for on and off the field of play, the Hamilton Hurricanes, with the help of Zac’s family, have created the Zac Duguay Team First Award which will be awarded to a player of the Ham- ilton Hurricanes organization who best exemplifies the values that Zac lived by, as well as, what the individual brings to the team as an athlete. -
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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 3/5/2020 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1172084 Rickard Rakell delivers Ducks victory over Avalanche in 1172114 Flames 3, Blue Jackets 2, OT| The 3-2-1 breakdown final seconds of overtime 1172115 Blue Jackets sign high-scoring defenseman Jake 1172085 Rickard Rakell goal with 1.2 seconds left in OT gives Christiansen Ducks victory over Avalanche 1172116 Blue Jackets’ Josh Anderson done for the season after 1172086 Why the NHL will suit Max Comtois better than the AHL shoulder surgery 1172117 Seth Jones hopes injury issues don’t get any worse for Arizona Coyotes Blue Jackets 1172087 Arizona Coyotes turn raucous third period into road win 1172119 Jackets let another slip away, other observations after a over Vancouver Canucks 3-2 OT loss in Calgary 1172088 Coyotes pick up huge win in Vancouver, stay afloat in 1172120 The answer to Ryan Murray’s chronic back issues playoff race Dallas Stars Boston Bruins 1172121 Stars reassign goaltender Jake Oettinger to AHL affiliate 1172089 Bruins not overlooking Panthers with rematch vs. Texas Lightning on Saturday 1172122 Droughts have hit Stars’ top forwards this season, but 1172090 Bruins giving new David Krejci line time to click Alexander Radulov’s goalless streak is different 1172091 Bruins back atop NHL Power Rankings in Week 24 1172123 Chain, keep us together: Confirming Rumours of Stars’ 1172092 Bruins power play struggled vs. Lightning, but that's not a new game-winning artifact bad thing 1172093 Bruins fans might be surprised where Tuukka Rask ranks Detroit Red Wings in career save percentage 1172124 Detroit Red Wings wary of coronavirus but say they 'don't 1172094 'Persistent' Jake DeBrusk snaps 10-game slump with live in fear' game-winner vs. -
Mentoring in Professional Sport: a Functional Analysis of the Most Prolific General Managers in the History of the National Hockey League
University of Windsor Scholarship at UWindsor Electronic Theses and Dissertations Theses, Dissertations, and Major Papers 1-25-2016 Mentoring in Professional Sport: A Functional Analysis of the Most Prolific General Managers in the History of the National Hockey League Stephen Ernest Kirzinger University of Windsor Follow this and additional works at: https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/etd Recommended Citation Kirzinger, Stephen Ernest, "Mentoring in Professional Sport: A Functional Analysis of the Most Prolific General Managers in the History of the National Hockey League" (2016). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. 5646. https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/etd/5646 This online database contains the full-text of PhD dissertations and Masters’ theses of University of Windsor students from 1954 forward. These documents are made available for personal study and research purposes only, in accordance with the Canadian Copyright Act and the Creative Commons license—CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution, Non-Commercial, No Derivative Works). Under this license, works must always be attributed to the copyright holder (original author), cannot be used for any commercial purposes, and may not be altered. Any other use would require the permission of the copyright holder. Students may inquire about withdrawing their dissertation and/or thesis from this database. For additional inquiries, please contact the repository administrator via email ([email protected]) or by telephone at 519-253-3000ext. 3208. Mentoring in Professional Sport: A Functional Analysis of the Most Prolific General Managers in the History of the National Hockey League By Stephen E. Kirzinger A Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies through the Department of Kinesiology in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Human Kinetics at the University of Windsor Windsor, Ontario, Canada 2016 © 2016 Stephen E. -
Former Cfl Commissioner Tackles the Music Industry
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FORMER CFL COMMISSIONER TACKLES THE MUSIC INDUSTRY Mark Cohon Appointed Chairman of the Board for The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, The JUNO Awards and MusiCounts (Toronto, Ontario) September 1, 2015 – The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS)/The JUNO Awards and MusiCounts announce the appointment of Mark Cohon as the new Chairman of the Board of Directors. The former CFL Commissioner will begin his tenure on September 29, 2015 succeeding Ed Robinson. Cohon is the 11th Chairman of the Board of Directors for CARAS/The JUNO Awards and MusiCounts. “I am extremely pleased that the Board has appointed Mark as its Chairman,” said Allan Reid, President & CEO, CARAS/The JUNO Awards & MusiCounts. “He has extensive experience and passion for raising the profile of brands and delivering successful results. Mark will bring a fresh perspective, and we look forward to his contributions to growing the CARAS, JUNO Awards and MusiCounts brands.” “We have much to be proud of in our Canadian music industry,” said Cohon. “It is going to be exciting working with the Board, the CARAS leadership team and corporate, media and governmental partners to celebrate our remarkable artists and performers with Canadians across our nation.” Cohon is best known for his leadership in turning-around and driving the renaissance of the Canadian Football League. His eight-year stewardship of the CFL was a remarkable run that saw the CFL’s business model transformed and its brand elevated. Strong attendance, record television ratings, $2 billion in new stadiums, strengthened corporate partnerships, a national celebration of the 100th Grey Cup and a return to the nation’s capital were all part of the league’s stronger foundation under Cohon’s leadership. -
Sport-Scan Daily Brief
SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 04/15/18 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1091464 Ducks lose with their best defenseman in the press box 1091502 Blue Jackets | Momentous third period vs. Capitals 1091465 Ducks’ Kevin Bieksa moves past hand injury, will brinG brought out their best physical style into Game 2 1091503 Blue Jackets | Alexander WennberG injury a blow to 1091466 Ducks’ rally falls short as Sharks take 2-0 lead back to emerging line San Jose 1091504 Blue Jackets | Pierre-Luc Dubois earns coach’s trust 1091505 Blue Jackets | It’s full speed ahead in seekinG Game 2 win Arizona Coyotes 1091506 Stanley Cup playoffs finally become family affair for Nick 1091467 Back in Tucson, Coyotes' Dylan Strome is primed for a and Marcus Foligno playoff run 1091507 Blue Jackets' Boone Jenner found a new Gear when he rediscovered his confidence Boston Bruins 1091508 Burnside: Player Safety head GeorGe Parros has held 1091468 David Pastrnak, Bruins make quick work of Maple Leafs stronG in difficult start to playoffs 1091469 Historic niGht for David Pastrnak 1091470 After Game 2 romp, it’s not too early to talk Stanley Cup Dallas Stars 1091471 Tommy Wingels feeling better, but a no-go for Game 2 1091509 10 things to know about Stars head coaching candidate 1091472 Adam McQuaid blocks out distractions (as well as shots) Alain ViGneault: This isn't the first time he's been up 1091473 Nazem Kadri’s suspension will help keep clean play in 1091510 Stars need next head coach to do what Ken Hitchcock check wouldn't: Trust the younG Guys 1091474 Al Iafrate’s -
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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/16/2020 Anaheim Ducks Montreal Canadiens 1184601 Q&A: Ducks prospect Brayden Tracey adjusted in a 1184628 Max Domi’s future with the Canadiens is stuck between a season of major change rock and a hard place Boston Bruins Nashville Predators 1184602 This Date in Bruins History: B's lose Game 1 of 1990 1184629 Predators' Ryan Ellis goes from defenseman to handyman Stanley Cup Final in 3OT during quarantine 1184603 Bruins' historic playoff collapse vs. Flyers still stings a 1184630 Catching up with Tomas Vokoun, from expansion in decade later Nashville to the Panthers 1184604 The accidental Bruin: How Chris Wagner beat the odds to join his hometown team New Jersey Devils 1184631 Bad season and all, Devils’ P.K. Subban brags he’s still Buffalo Sabres one of NHL’s best blueliners 1184605 Former Sabres captain Jason Pominville hired as youth hockey coach in Quebec NHL 1184606 MSG's 'Sabres Classics' to hold Greatest Moments Week 1184632 CHL settles lawsuits filed by current and former players 1184607 Assistant GM Randy Sexton shares how the Sabres are over backpay approaching an unusual draft 1184608 What kind of impact could Dylan Cozens have if he joins Ottawa Senators the Sabres next season? 1184633 Some NHL general managers aren't willing to think outside the box Calgary Flames 1184634 Work out like an Ottawa Senators player – at home 1184609 ‘We’ll walk together forever’: An oral history of 1184635 Finding an NHL comparable for 10 of the Senators’ best Lightning-Flames, Game 7 prospects Chicago Blackhawks Philadelphia -
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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 1/11/2020 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1170428 Corey Perry gets emotional during surprise Ducks tribute 1170459 Reeling Avalanche falls short in overtime loss to Penguins 1170429 Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg withdraws from All-Star 1170460 It’s only January, and the Colorado Avalanche appear to Game be slipping — again 1170430 ‘He’s our jerk’: In his return to Anaheim, Ducks fans 1170461 Frustrations continue to mount as Avs blow another third explain why they love Corey Perry period lead 1170462 Nathan MacKinnon: Our 2019 Sportsperson of the Year Arizona Coyotes 1170463 Avs Game 45 Grades: Hard-Fought Loss 1170431 Arizona Coyotes blanked again in loss to Carolina 1170464 Penguins get one more save than Avs in overtime Hurricanes decision 1170432 Coyotes loss to Lightning brings 4-game win streak to end 1170433 Bourne Thoughts: Why Arizona should consider trading Columbus Blue Jackets Taylor Hall, flamethrower time in Montreal 1170465 Flaws come back to haunt Columbus Blue Jackets as long points streak ends Boston Bruins 1170466 Carlsson patient despite limited NHL time 1170434 Zdeno Chara ‘ready to go’ for his 999th game with Bruins 1170467 Local ratings for Blue Jackets games on FOX Sports Ohio Saturday up 41%, pacing best in franchise history 1170435 Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara ready to face the 1170468 Portzline: Failure to launch, and other observations from Islanders the Blue Jackets’ loss to San Jose 1170436 The Bruins attack must overcome the Islanders tough three-deep defense Dallas Stars 1170437 NHL rumors: Bruins 'could do a deal for [Tyler] Toffoli 1170469 Expecting an ‘awkward’ reunion, Stars’ Joe Pavelski almost at any time' reflects on the toughest part of leaving the Sharks 1170438 Bruins' Zdeno Chara (jaw) expected to play vs. -
Toronto Maple Leafs 2009-10 Schedule
TORONTO MARLIES 2009-10 2009-10 FEEL THE SPIRIT 2008-09 TORONTO MARLIES MEDIA GUIDE TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS Toronto Maple Leafs 2009-10 Schedule SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MTL WSH OCT 127:00 CBC 3 7:00 CBC OTT PIT 456789107:00 TSN 7:00 CBC NYR COL NYR 11 127:00 RSN 137:30 LTV 14 15 16 17 7:00 CBC VAN 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 7:00 CBC ANA DAL BUF MTL 25 2610:00 LTV27 28 8:00 TSN29 30 7:30 RSN 31 7:00 CBC NOV TBL CAR DET 123457:30 RSN 6 7:00 LTV 7 7:00 CBC MIN CHI CGY 8 9 107:00 RSN 11 12 13 8:30 RSN 14 7:00 CBC OTT CAR WSH 0]SfTS^]½cVXeTX]7TaT½bc^cWTPcW[TcTbfW^Z]^fXcP]SP 15 16 177:30 RSN18 19 7:00 TSN 20 21 7:00 CBC NYI TBL FLA 22 237:00 RSN 24 257:00 TSN26 27 7:30 LTV 28 BUF 8]cWXbR^d]cahcWTaT½bPf^aSU^aVTccX]VcWX]VbS^]T8c\TP] 29 307:00 RSN MTL CBJ BOS DEC 17:30 TSN2 3 7:00 LTV4 5 7:00 CBC <^[b^]2P]PSXP]Xb_a^dSc^QTcWT^UÄRXP[QTTabd__[XTa^UcWT ATL NYI BOS WSH 67897:00 RSN 7:00 TSN 107:00 LTV 11 12 7:00 CBC OTT PHX BUF BOS 13 147:00 RSN 15 16 7:30 TSN 17 18 7:30 TSN 19 7:00 CBC BUF NYI MTL 20 217:00 RSN 22 237:00 LTV 24 25 26 7:00 CBC PIT EDM 277:00 LTV28 29 30 9:30 RSN 31 CGY JAN 1 2 7:00 CBC FLA PHI BUF PIT 3457:00 RSN 67:00 TSN7 8 7:30 RSN 9 7:00 CBC CAR PHI WSH 10 11 127:00 RSN 13 14 7:00 TSN 15 7:00 TSN 16 NSH ATL TBL FLA 17 188:00 RSN 19 7:00 LTV20 21 7:00 TSN22 23 7:00 CBC LAK NJD VAN 24 25 267:00 RSN 27 28 29 7:00 TSN 30 7:00 CBC 31 NJD NJD OTT FEB 12347:00 RSN 5 7:00 RSN 6 7:00 CBC SJS STL 7 87:00 RSN 9101112 8:00 LTV 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 [[2P]PSXP]bfW^bW^fXc CAR BOS OTT MAR 1237:00 RSN 47:00 TSN5 6 7:00 CBC ! -
Download the 2011 Sports Management Conference Brochure
Presented by November 14 & 15, 2011 Fairmont Royal York Hotel Toronto, Canada CONFERENCEIS ELIGIBLE PROGRAM FOR 2011 CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION IN SOME JURISDICTIONS SPORTS MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE Leading Edge Strategies for Managing and Marketing the Business of Sport PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS Dave Andrews Clark Griffith Scott Moore President and CEO, American Hockey League Sports Lawyer and Former Commissioner, President of Rogers SportsNet Northern Baseball League BRIAN BURKE Tom Anselmi Patrick Morris President & General Manager, Executive Vice President and COO, Alexis Harke Partner and Certified NHL Player Agent, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Managing Director & National Practice Leader, Newport Sports Management Toronto Maple Leafs JLT Sports & Entertainment Canada Don Baizley Barry Munro TREVOR WHIFFEN Certified Player Agent, Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP Dave Hopkinson Partner, Falconeri Munro Tucci Partner, Dickinson Wright LLP Richard Berthelsen Senior Vice-President of Business Partnerships, Chairman, Canadian Spinal Research Organization Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment & Governor, London Knights Legal Counsel and Principal Assistant, Bob Nicholson National Football League Players Association Robert Hunter President, Toronto Argonauts CONFERENCE PRESENTED BY Gary Bettman Executive Vice President, Venues and Entertainment, Commissioner, National Hockey League Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Mike Ouellet Chief of Business Affairs, Michael Bradley Stew Johnston National Hockey League Players Association Senior Vice President, Marketing, NeuLion Communications President, The Sports Network Dr. Paul Piccininni David Branch Dennis Kim Medical Committee, International Ice Hockey Federation Commissioner, Ontario Hockey League Executive Director, Brand Marketing, President, Canadian Hockey League Canadian Olympic Committee Bill Polian CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY President, Indianapolis Colts Robin Brudner Phil King Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate President, CTV Programming and Sports Dr.