Legein at the Canadian Junior Camp*All Junior Talk Here*

[Baller]

Hey, got this video off the tsn website. Looks like Legins role as one of the tough guys along with Brendon Sutter is starting to form its place both on and off the ice. lol...legein getting into a fight with a girl?? lol

http://broadband.tsn.ca/?vid=24331

[WellandDogsFan]

Oh thats too funny! Atta boy Legey!!

[ItsGameTime]

Hey, got this video off the tsn website. Looks like Legins role as one of the tough guys along with Brendon Sutter is starting to form its place both on and off the ice. lol...legein getting into a fight with a girl?? lol

http://broadband.tsn.ca/?vid=24331

Hahahahahah, "I heard Legein's came in a playfight that involved tickling" hahahahah

Those new helmet's are looking mighty sharp

[GoDogsGo]

right on.....LOL

[RioBravo]

haha thats great.

[AlphaDog]

Nice clip - thanks!

[WellandDogsFan]

FYI, Legein had 2 goals and an assist in todays Red and White scrimmage. TSN had nice coverage of the scrimmage.... Legein was around the net everytime I saw him in the clip. Also, it appears as if he is wearing number 14 in this camp.

[ItsGameTime]

Yeah im sure a bunch of other players have the same number, he was 21 in the summer, doesn't seem like he cares too much and also that could be just for the training camp because there are so many players

[WellandDogsFan]

Yeah im sure a bunch of other players have the same number, he was 21 in the summer, doesn't seem like he cares too much and also that could be just for the training camp because there are so many players
Didnt he wear 7 in the super series??

[ItsGameTime]

Didnt he wear 7 in the super series??
Nope, he wore number 21

[habsfan]

Congrats to Legein on working hard in the first game. I too noticed ha was around the net on every clip he was in. They said he was by far the best player on the ice that game. Hope he keeps up the hard work!

[Phil Margonis]

i'd love to see him on the team. it would be sick to see him representing Niagara on the world stage. everyone watches that tournament at Christmas time. the quality of hockey is extremely high.
rip it up Legein. no doubt he loves the spotlight

[GoDogsGo]

where is the camp being held...?

[ItsGameTime]

it is being held in calgary

[myleslong]

i'd love to see him on the team. it would be sick to see him representing Niagara on the world stage. everyone watches that tournament at Christmas time. the quality of hockey is extremely high.
rip it up Legein. no doubt he loves the spotlight
Having played well in the Super Series,the roster spot is his to lose. Then, he didn't hurt his chances at the ADT event. Legein's a mature 19,a gamer, and a team leader. Only health issues will keep him off this team.
GO DOGS!

[Phil Margonis]

Esposito, Irving among World Junior cuts

Hockey Canada is in the process of making its cuts for the final team at the World Junior Hockey Championship, with forward Angelo Esposito and goaltender Leland Irving among the players sent home.

Esposito's failure to make the club for a third straight December marks the end of a tough year for the Quebec Remparts centre.

In June, his stock plummeted at the 2007 NHL Draft as the high-scoring centre was passed over by 19 teams before being taken by the Pittsburgh Penguins. Esposito, who led his Remparts junior team to the Memorial Cup championship at age 17 in 2006, was the top-rated North American prospect by the NHL's scouting bureau as late as February. Going into the draft, he was No. 8.

He also missed the 2007 Super Series with a groin injury after the team announced him as an addition for the one-time eight-game event. Esposito joins Dan Cleary with the unfortunate distinction of being cut from the final squad three times.

Irving, a 2006 first-round selection of the Calgary Flames, was another surprise cut as he was a roster player from the 2007 gold-medal winning team and the Super Series team in September.





The two cuts in goal mean that Lewiston's Jonathan Bernier and London Knights goalie Steve Mason will be the goaltending tandem for this year's squad. Bernier, a 2006 draft pick of the Los Angeles Kings, earned a win in the NHL team's first regular season game in London, England and is expected to be the starter.

Also going home is goaltender Tyson Sexsmith, defencemen Andrew Bodnarchuk, Keaton Ellerby and Ty Wishart, and forwards Ryan White, Zach Hamill, Mathieu Perreault, Brett MacLean and Dana Tyrell.

Wishart, a Prince George defenceman who also played in the Super Series, is a first round pick of the San Jose Sharks. Ellerby, a Moose Jaw Warriors blueliner, was taken 10th by the Florida Panthers at the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. The six-foot-four, 195-pounder is a cousin of Phoenix captain Shane Doan. Bodnarchuk, a Boston Bruins prospect, is going back to the QMJHL's Halifax Mooseheads.

Hamill, who plays for the Western Hockey League's Everett Silvertips, was drafted eighth overall by the Boston Bruins in June. Tyrell, another player out of Prince George, played in the eight-game Super Series in September and drafted this summer by the Tampa Bay Lightning. A third-round choice of the Montreal Canadiens in 2006, White has been sent back to the Calgary Hitmen of the WHL.

MacLean is a forward from the Oshawa Generals and is also a linemate of highly-touted 2009 draft prospect John Tavares. Perreault, a native of Drummondville, Quebec who plays for the Acadie-Bathurst Titan, is a sixth-round pick of the Washington Capitals.

A starting netminder for the WHL's Vancouver Giants, Sexsmith was drafted 91st overall in the 2007 Draft by the San Jose Sharks.

Details and additional cuts to follow

[GoDogsGo]

thanks for the update... anyone catch the segment on legein on tsn this morning...

[GoDogsGo]

from the dogs web site....
Wednesday, December 12, 2007 - 09:20AM

http://www.niagaraicedogs.net/modules/uploader/pnimg/news390x260/07_news_legein.jpg

Courtesy of the Canadian Press

12/12/2007 12:21:30 AM

CALGARY - Stefan Legein of the Niagara IceDogs and Steve Stamkos of the Sarnia Sting were standouts in the Canadian junior hockey team's first intrasquad game of selection camp Tuesday.

Legein, a Columbus Blue Jackets draft pick, had two goals and an assists to lead White to a 3-2 win over Red.

Stamkos, a 17-year-old projected to be a top pick in the 2008 NHL draft, scored a goal and contributed an assist for Red.

"I thought Steve Stamkos was really good for a young player," head coach Craig Hartsburg said. "He showed a lot of energy and a lot of speed and played extremely hard.

"Stefan Legein, as an older player who played (in the Super Series) in the summer, was probably the most competitive of those players."

Zach Hamill of the Everett Silvertips also scored for White. Zach Boychuk of the Lethbridge Hurricanes had a goal and an assist for Red.

Riley Holzapfel of the Moose Jaw Warriors had two assists for White, while Mathieu Perreault of the Acadie-Bathurst Titan had one. Red's Matt Halischuk of the Kitchener Rangers also earned an assist.

Jonathan Bernier of the Lewiston Maineiacs stopped 11 of 12 shots in White's net for half a game before Everett's Leland Irving came in to turn away 10 of 11.

London Knights goaltender Steve Mason also stopped 11 of 12 for Red over 30 minutes before Vancouver Giant Tyson Sexsmith came in to make eight saves on 10 shots.

Red won the shootout drill at the game's conclusion 4-3 with Boychuk, Saskatoon's Colton Gillies, Belleville's Shawn Matthias and Sault Ste. Marie's Wayne Simmonds scoring on Irving. Holzapfel, Oshawa's Brett MacLean and Quebec's Angelo Esposito scored on Sexsmith.

Hartsburg said no players would be released Wednesday morning, so the four goalies, 12 defencemen and 20 forwards will all participate in another intrasquad game at night.

Two goaltenders, a dozen defencemen and 13 forwards will be named later this week to the Canadian team that will try to win the country's fourth straight gold medal at the IIHF world under-20 men's hockey championship.

Canada opens defence of its title Dec. 26 in Pardubice against the host Czech Republic.

[GoDogsGo]

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=header>Canada</TD><TD align=right><INPUT type=image width="10%" src="http://www.hockeycanada.ca/multimedia/i/flags/nat/can.gif" border=0></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD colSpan=2>
<TABLE cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=1 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=wbody-header bgColor=#990000><TD class=wbody-header colSpan=4>Team Information</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD width="30%">Team Abbreviation</TD><TD width="20%">CAN</TD><TD width="20%">Group</TD><TD width="30%">Group A</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>City/Country</TD><TD>Canada</TD><TD></TD><TD></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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<TABLE cellSpacing=2 cellPadding=1 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=wbody-header bgColor=#990000><TD class=wbody-header>#</TD><TD class=wbody-header>Player</TD><TD class=wbody-header>S/C</TD><TD class=wbody-header>Ht</TD><TD class=wbody-header>Wt</TD><TD class=wbody-header>Birthdate</TD><TD class=wbody-header>Hometown/Country</TD><TD class=wbody-header>2007 - 2008 Team </TD><TD class=wbody-header>NHL Draft</TD></TR><TR class=body><TD bgColor=#999999 colSpan=9>Goaltender </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>1</TD><TD noWrap>Jonathan Bernier (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/272.htm)</TD><TD> /L</TD><TD>6'0</TD><TD>185</TD><TD>08/07/1988</TD><TD>Laval, QC, CAN</TD><TD>Lewiston Maineiacs/QMJHL</TD><TD noWrap>LA '06 (1, 11)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>30</TD><TD noWrap>Steve Mason (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/9074.htm)</TD><TD> /R</TD><TD>6'3</TD><TD>186</TD><TD>05/29/1988</TD><TD>Oakville, ON, CAN</TD><TD>London Knights/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>CBJ '06 (3, 69)</TD></TR><TR class=body><TD bgColor=#999999 colSpan=9>Defence </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>2</TD><TD noWrap>Josh Godfrey (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/10347.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>6'0</TD><TD>197</TD><TD>01/15/1988</TD><TD>Kingston, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>WAS ’07 (2, 34)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>3</TD><TD noWrap>Logan Pyett (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/433.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>5'10</TD><TD>199</TD><TD>05/26/1988</TD><TD>Milestone, SK, CAN</TD><TD>Regina Pats/WHL</TD><TD noWrap>DET '06 (7, 212)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>4</TD><TD noWrap>Thomas Hickey (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/10348.htm)</TD><TD>L/</TD><TD>5'10.5</TD><TD>182</TD><TD>02/08/1989</TD><TD>Calgary, AB, CAN</TD><TD>Seattle Thunderbirds/WHL</TD><TD noWrap>LA ’07 (1, 4)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>8</TD><TD noWrap>Drew Doughty (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/9061.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>6'0</TD><TD>214</TD><TD>12/08/1989</TD><TD>London, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Guelph Storm/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>2008 (DFT/REP)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>15</TD><TD noWrap>Luke Schenn (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/8254.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>6'2</TD><TD>210</TD><TD>11/02/1989</TD><TD>Saskatoon, SK, CAN</TD><TD>Kelowna Rockets/WHL</TD><TD noWrap>2008 (Dft/Rep.)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>23</TD><TD noWrap>PK Subban (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/10923.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>5'11</TD><TD>204</TD><TD>05/13/1989</TD><TD>Rexdale, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Belleville Bulls/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>MTL ’07 (2, 43)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>27</TD><TD noWrap>* Karl Alzner (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/409.htm)</TD><TD>L/</TD><TD>6'2</TD><TD>209</TD><TD>09/24/1988</TD><TD>Burnaby, BC, CAN</TD><TD>Calgary Hitmen/WHL</TD><TD noWrap>WAS ’07 (1, 5)</TD></TR><TR class=body><TD bgColor=#999999 colSpan=9>Forward </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>7</TD><TD noWrap>Stefan Legein (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/10349.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>5'9</TD><TD>187</TD><TD>11/24/1988</TD><TD>Oakville, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Niagara Ice Dogs/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>CBJ ’07 (2, 37)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>10</TD><TD noWrap>Steven Stamkos (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/9660.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>6'0</TD><TD>178</TD><TD>02/07/1990</TD><TD>Unionville, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Sarina Sting/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>2008 Dft/Rep.</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>11</TD><TD noWrap>Zachary Boychuk (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/9657.htm)</TD><TD>L/</TD><TD>5'9</TD><TD>176</TD><TD>10/04/1989</TD><TD>Airdrie, AB, CAN</TD><TD>Lethbridge Hurricanes/WHL</TD><TD noWrap>2008 Dft/Rep.</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>12</TD><TD noWrap>Brandon Sutter (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/9656.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>6'3</TD><TD>170</TD><TD>02/14/1989</TD><TD>Red Deer, AB, CAN</TD><TD>Red Deer Rebels/WHL</TD><TD noWrap>CAR ’07 (1, 11)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>17</TD><TD noWrap>* Brad Marchand (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/266.htm)</TD><TD>L/</TD><TD>5'9</TD><TD>183</TD><TD>05/11/1988</TD><TD>Hammonds Plains, NS, CAN</TD><TD>Foreurs de Val d'Or/QMJHL</TD><TD noWrap>BOS '06 (3, 71)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>18</TD><TD noWrap>Colton Gillies (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/9658.htm)</TD><TD>L/</TD><TD>6'3.5</TD><TD>189</TD><TD>02/12/1989</TD><TD>Surrey, BC, CAN</TD><TD>Saskatoon Blades/WHL</TD><TD noWrap>MIN ’07 (1, 16)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>19</TD><TD noWrap>Kyle Turris (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/8689.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>6'1.5</TD><TD>170</TD><TD>08/14/1989</TD><TD>New Westminster, BC, CAN</TD><TD>Wisconsin /WCHA</TD><TD noWrap>PHX ’07 (1, 3)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>20</TD><TD noWrap>John Tavares (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/9065.htm)</TD><TD>L/</TD><TD>6'0</TD><TD>196</TD><TD>09/20/1990</TD><TD>Oakville, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Oshawa Generals/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>2009 (DFT/REP)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>21</TD><TD noWrap>Riley Holzapfel (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/8688.htm)</TD><TD>L/</TD><TD>5'11</TD><TD>185</TD><TD>08/18/1988</TD><TD>Regina, SK, CAN</TD><TD>Moose Jaw Warriors/WHL</TD><TD noWrap>ATL '06 (2, 43)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>22</TD><TD noWrap>Shawn Matthias (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/10927.htm)</TD><TD>L/</TD><TD>6'3.5</TD><TD>213</TD><TD>02/19/1988</TD><TD>Mississauga, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Belleville Bulls/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>FLA/DET ’06 (2, 47)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>28</TD><TD noWrap>Claude Giroux (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/8683.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>5'11</TD><TD>177</TD><TD>01/12/1988</TD><TD>Ottawa, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Gatineau Olympiques/QMJHL</TD><TD noWrap>PHI '06 (1, 22)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>32</TD><TD noWrap>Matthew Halischuk (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/469.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>5'11</TD><TD>173</TD><TD>06/01/1988</TD><TD>Mississauga, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Kitchener Rangers/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>NJ ’07 (4, 117)</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>34</TD><TD noWrap>Wayne Simmonds (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/gltender_id/10928.htm)</TD><TD>R/</TD><TD>6'1.5</TD><TD>175</TD><TD>08/26/1988</TD><TD>Pickering, ON, CAN</TD><TD>Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds/OHL</TD><TD noWrap>LA ’07 (2, 61)</TD></TR><TR class=body><TD bgColor=#999999 colSpan=9>Coaches</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Craig Hartsburg (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/coach_id/1280.htm) , Head Coach </TD><TD>Stratford, ON, CAN </TD><TD>Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Clément Jodoin (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/coach_id/1282.htm) , Assistant Coach </TD><TD>St-Césaire, QC, CAN </TD><TD>Rimouski Océanic</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Curtis Hunt (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/coach_id/1281.htm) , Assistant Coach </TD><TD>Regina, SK, CAN </TD><TD>Regina Pats</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body><TD bgColor=#999999 colSpan=9>Staff</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Bob Nicholson (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/206.htm) , President </TD><TD>Penticton, BC, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Johnny Misley (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/217.htm) , Vice president, Hockey </TD><TD>Vancouver, BC, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Brad Pascall (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/286.htm) , Sr. Director, Men`s National Teams </TD><TD>Coquitlam, BC, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Scott Salmond (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/232.htm) , Dir., Men’s National Team </TD><TD>Creston, BC, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Al Murray (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/518.htm) , Head Scout </TD><TD>Regina, SK, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Jamie Pringle (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/269.htm) , Video Coordinator </TD><TD>Picton, ON, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Corey Hirsch (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/288.htm) , Goaltending Consultant </TD><TD>Medicine Hat, AB, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Serge LeBlanc (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/493.htm) , Equipment Manager </TD><TD>Ste-Marie-de-Kent, NB, CAN </TD><TD>Moncton Wildcats</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Dr. Brian Benson (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/271.htm) , Team Doctor </TD><TD>Cranbrook, BC, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Kent Kobelka (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/272.htm) , Therapist </TD><TD>Revelstoke, BC, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> Mikki Lanuk (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/580.htm) , Athletic Therapist </TD><TD>Calgary, AB, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD><TD></TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=6> André Brin (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11737/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/staff_id/229.htm) , Media Relations </TD><TD>Winnipeg, MB, CAN </TD><TD>Hockey Canada</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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[Phil Margonis]

he made the team!

[GoDogsGo]

congrats to legien.... go get em....

[GoDogsGo]

<TABLE cellSpacing=2 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=body bgColor=#999999><TD colSpan=7><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>Schedule/Results </TD><TD align=right>Time Zone: EST (-5) (javascript:changeTimezone('EST');) CET (1) (javascript:changeTimezone('CET');) </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR class=wbody-header bgColor=#990000><TD class=wbody-header width="6%">Gm #</TD><TD class=wbody-header width="11%">Time</TD><TD class=wbody-header width="15%">Game/Result</TD><TD class=wbody-header width="7%">Group</TD><TD class=wbody-header width="10%">Round</TD><TD class=wbody-header width="25%">Arena</TD><TD class=wbody-header width="20%">Location</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Wednesday, December 26, 2007 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>01</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>SWE - SVK (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1202.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>02</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>USA - KAZ (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1203.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>03</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>CZE - CAN (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1204.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>04</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>FIN - RUS (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1205.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Thursday, December 27, 2007 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>05</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>SVK - CAN (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1206.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>06</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>KAZ - RUS (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1207.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>07</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>CZE - DEN (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1208.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>08</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>FIN - SUI (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1209.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Friday, December 28, 2007 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>09</TD><TD noWrap>12:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>DEN - SWE (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1210.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>10</TD><TD noWrap>12:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>SUI - USA (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1211.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Saturday, December 29, 2007 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>11</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>SVK - CZE (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1212.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>12</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>KAZ - FIN (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1213.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>13</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>CAN - SWE (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1214.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>14</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>RUS - USA (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1215.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Sunday, December 30, 2007 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>15</TD><TD noWrap>12:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>DEN - SVK (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1216.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>16</TD><TD noWrap>12:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>SUI - KAZ (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1217.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Monday, December 31, 2007 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>17</TD><TD noWrap>08:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>SWE - CZE (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1218.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>18</TD><TD noWrap>08:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>RUS - SUI (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1219.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>19</TD><TD noWrap>12:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>CAN - DEN (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1220.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>A</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>20</TD><TD noWrap>12:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>USA - FIN (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1221.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>B</TD><TD noWrap>Preliminary</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Tuesday, January 1, 2008 Off Day </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Wednesday, January 2, 2008 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>21</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1222.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Qualification</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>22</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1223.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Relegation</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>23</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1224.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Qualification</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>24</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1225.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Relegation</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Thursday, January 3, 2008 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>25</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1226.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Relegation</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>26</TD><TD noWrap>12:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1227.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>5th Place</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>27</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1228.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Relegation</TD><TD>Tipsport Arena</TD><TD>Liberec, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Friday, January 4, 2008 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>28</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1229.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Semi-Final</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>29</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1230.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Semi-Final</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD colSpan=7>Saturday, January 5, 2008 </TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>30</TD><TD noWrap>10:00 AM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1231.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Bronze Medal</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR><TR class=body bgColor=#eeeeee><TD>31</TD><TD noWrap>02:00 PM EST </TD><TD noWrap>TBD - TBD (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11728/la_id/1/ss_id/21712/game_id/1232.htm) </TD><TD align=middle>-</TD><TD noWrap>Gold Medal</TD><TD>Pardubice Arena</TD><TD>Pardubice, CZE</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

[GoDogsGo]

new thread posted....

[GoDogsGo]

link:
http://forum.icedogfans.com/showthread.php?p=10766#post10766

[GoDogsGo]

for anyone interested...

FULL-TOURNAMENT PASSES ON SALE NOW
FOR THE 2008 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Do you want to watch Canada go for a fourth consecutive gold medal at the 2008 IIHF World Junior Championship in the Czech Republic? Get your tickets now and cheer Canada along every step of the way!
Full-tournament passes for Pardubice, where Canada’s National Junior Team will play all four of its preliminary round games, as well as where the entire medal round will take place, are on sale now! That’s 17 games for just over $95 CDN!
Check out the official site of the 2008 IIHF World Junior Championship (http://www.worldjuniors2008.com/) for more!

[ItsGameTime]

17 games for 95$? how is that even possible!

Congrats to Legein, looks like it'll be a good team this year!

[RioBravo]

http://tsn.ca/world_jrs/news_story/?ID=225082&hubname=

Good article, pretty tough on Esposito to miss it 3 years in a row. I was pretty shocked to see Hamill and Ellerby sent home as well. We do have a great team this year and its going to be a hell of a good time to watch these guys win the gold. Lets Go Canada!

[RioBravo]

Sorry, I was also surprised to see Maclean let go. I thought he was impressive when I went to Oshawa.

[GoDogsGo]

$95 crazy price eh...
I love this hockey.. its a family tradition to watch all the games possible during the christmas season...celebrations all around....

[TheQuietOne]

And it looks like Legein gets his #7, awesome!

[GoDogsGo]

it's that great... 7 will be his to keep now... wonder if the blue jackets will let him have it....

[RioBravo]

I merged these 2 threads. We only need one World Junior thread.

[GoDogsGo]

good thinking....
maybe rename the thread to reflect what type of info is in it....just a thought....

[GoDogsGo]

never mind you did that already... LOL

[RioBravo]

Im on the ball;)

[ItsGameTime]

Yeah Legein gets number 7, sweet.
Does anyone know if these games are going to be in HD? since they are overseas I am doubting it but I don't know

[ItsGameTime]

Can someone spell Legein's name right in the thread title as well I don't want to start a trend here.

[GoDogsGo]

<TABLE class=statfull><CAPTION>DECEMBER</CAPTION><TBODY><TR><TH>DATE</TH><TH>GAME</TH><TH>TIME (ET)</TH><TH>TIME (PT)</TH></TR><TR class=two><TD class=left>Friday, Dec. 14</TD><TD class=left>World Junior Team Selection Special, only on TSN Broadband</TD><TD>12:30 pm</TD><TD>9:30 am</TD></TR><TR class=one><TD class=left>Tuesday, Dec. 25</TD><TD class=left>World Junior Championship Preview Show</TD><TD>7:00 pm</TD><TD>4:00 pm</TD></TR><TR class=two><TD class=left>Wednesday, Dec. 26</TD><TD class=left>Canada vs. Czech Republic http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>1:30 pm</TD><TD>10:30 am</TD></TR><TR class=one><TD class=left>Thursday, Dec. 27</TD><TD class=left>Canada vs. Slovakia http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>9:30 am</TD><TD>6:30 am</TD></TR><TR class=two><TD class=left rowSpan=2>Saturday, Dec. 29</TD><TD class=left>Slovakia vs. Czech Republic http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) </TD><TD>10:00 am</TD><TD>7:00 am</TD></TR><TR class=two><TD class=left>Canada vs. Sweden http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>1:30 pm</TD><TD>10:30 am</TD></TR><TR class=one><TD class=left>Monday, Dec. 31</TD><TD class=left>Canada vs. Denmark http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>11:30 am</TD><TD>8:30 am</TD></TR><TR></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<TABLE class=statfull><CAPTION>JANUARY</CAPTION><TBODY><TR><TH>DATE</TH><TH>GAME</TH><TH>TIME (ET)</TH><TH>TIME (PT)</TH></TR><TR class=two><TD class=left rowSpan=2>Wednesday, Jan. 2</TD><TD class=left>Quarterfinal #1 http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>10:00 am</TD><TD>7:00 am</TD></TR><TR class=two><TD class=left>Quarterfinal #2 http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>1:30 pm</TD><TD>10:30 am</TD></TR><TR class=one><TD class=left rowSpan=2>Friday, Jan. 4</TD><TD class=left>Semifinal #1 http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>10:00 am</TD><TD>7:00 am</TD></TR><TR class=one><TD class=left>Semifinal #2 http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>1:30 pm</TD><TD>10:30 am</TD></TR><TR class=two><TD class=left rowSpan=2>Saturday, Jan. 5</TD><TD class=left>Bronze Medal Game http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>10:00 am</TD><TD>7:00 am</TD></TR><TR class=two><TD class=left>Gold Medal Game http://www.tsn.ca/images/icons/tsn-hd.gif (http://www.tsn.ca/hd) & TSN Broadband</TD><TD>1:30 pm</TD><TD>10:30 am</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

[GoDogsGo]

Does anyone know if these games are going to be in HD? since they are overseas I am doubting it but I don't know

see post above...HD it is.... oh yeah....too bad i dont have it...

[ItsGameTime]

see post above...HD it is.... oh yeah....too bad i dont have it...
That is awesome thanks!!!! My good buddy has a big screen and HD. I'll be paying him a few holiday visits :D

[RioBravo]

Can someone spell Legein's name right in the thread title as well I don't want to start a trend here.

Whoops sorry!

[ItsGameTime]

Whoops sorry!
Hahaha not your fault but thanks for fixing it!

[RioBravo]

http://broadband.tsn.ca/?vid=24552

Legein is in that video as well. Good watch.

[ItsGameTime]

http://broadband.tsn.ca/?vid=24552

Legein is in that video as well. Good watch.
Great segment

[habsfan]

Great to see Legein's reaction to being told he made the cut. Good clip where we not only see the typical guys getting cut but the other side too...

BTW, what the heck is Legein's tatoo?? I make out a crown with what almost looks like his last name beneath?

[RioBravo]

Thats exactly what it is.

"King Legein"

I think its awesome lol

[RioBravo]

Legein was also named assistant captain! Way to go Stef!

<EMBED class=sIFR-flash src=""http://www.tsn.ca/flash/fonts/helveticanueblacext.swf width=617 height=30 type=application/x-shockwave-flash sifr="true" flashvars="txt=Alzner named Canada's captain for WJHC&textalign=left&textcolor=#000000&linkcolor=#660000&hovercolor=#CCCCCC&w=617&h=30" bgcolor="transparent" wmode="transparent" quality="best"></EMBED>Alzner named Canada's captain for WJHC

http://images.tsn.ca/images/stories/20070909/summit_83293.jpg
Karl Alzner

TSN.ca Staff
12/14/2007 12:32:14 PM
Craig Hartsburg and his coaching staff got one last piece of business out of the way on Friday, naming Calgary Hitmen defenceman Karl Alzner as captain of Canada's national junior squad.
The team also designated forwards Stefan Legein, Brad Marchand and Brandon Sutter and defenceman Logan Pyett as alternate captains.
Alzner and Marchand are the returning players from the team that won the gold medal at the 2007 world junior tournament in Sweden.
The team departed for Europe on Friday to participate in a precompetition camp. Canada will open the tournament on Dec. 26 against the host Czechs in Pardubice.
Related Info


Esposito, Irving among World Junior cuts (http://tsn.ca/news_story.asp?id=225082)
Team Canada - Forwards (http://www.tsn.ca/world_jrs/feature/?fid=11274)
Team Canada - Goaltenders/Defenceman (http://www.tsn.ca/world_jrs/feature/?fid=11296)
Of the 22 players, 16 were members of the Canadian team that was 7-0-1 against Russia in the Super Series in the summer.

[ItsGameTime]

there are 4 assistants? I coulda sworn there were only 3 usually, oh well, in any event congrats to stefan!

[AlphaDog]

ALTERNATE captain - ALTERNATE. :) They don't assist the captain. They take the place of captain when they're on the ice and the captain isn't.

:9:

[habsfan]

Great honour for Legein. Makes the anticipation of the tourney that much more now that he's been named as a leader of the team! :thumbsup:

[RioBravo]

Thats a fancy new feature, I just posted the URL and it posted the entire article...Nice.

[AlphaDog]

there are 4 assistants? I coulda sworn there were only 3 usually, oh well, in any event congrats to stefan!

Since C's and A's are the only one allowed to argue calls and what not, I vote for making EVERYONE on the team alternate captains. If there's no limit to how many you can have of course. Ref makes a bad call - the whole line goes over and surrounds him. :y2:

[AlphaDog]

Thats a fancy new feature, I just posted the URL and it posted the entire article...Nice.

No, actually I copied and pasted it :laugh:

I just like to have as much actual content in-house so to speak. That way when I link to it off the home page, I know it's going to be there. I hate putting links to external pages only to find out that site took their page down or the link changed, and the whole time I've had a dead link up. By pasting the actual articles in to msgs, I know they'll be there in the future.

ps to all: if you paste an article into a message, please make sure it includes the writer/broadcaster/whatever. Thanks.

[ItsGameTime]

Ref makes a bad call - the whole line goes over and surrounds him. :y2:
I think that's what they to try and avoid!!!!! hahah

[RioBravo]

No, actually I copied and pasted it :laugh:

I just like to have as much actual content in-house so to speak. That way when I link to it off the home page, I know it's going to be there. I hate putting links to external pages only to find out that site took their page down or the link changed, and the whole time I've had a dead link up. By pasting the actual articles in to msgs, I know they'll be there in the future.

ps to all: if you paste an article into a message, please make sure it includes the writer/broadcaster/whatever. Thanks.

Ah you got me excited:thumbdown:

[AlphaDog]

Ah you got me excited:thumbdown:

Hehe. It's actually GOOD that there's no feature like that, because if it automatically replaced the URL, you'd get all the side tables, links, advertising, etc... I just mouse-select the content, right click copy, start new msg, right click paste.

[GoDogsGo]

they announced today at the game the our number 7 is wearing the "A".... congrats....

[strohs]

Great segment

Did anyone see the highlight of the shootout goal that stamkos scores? it is around 2:28 of the clip...I've watched it five times now, and I still cannot figure out how he does it...wow.

[strohs]

Especially because of Legein, but also because of the great OHL players on the team, I will make a point of watching most of the games during the holidays...in the past I would normally just watch the sudden death games, and not so much the round robin.

Having Legein on the team is going to be great exposure for the Dogs, especially with him being an alternate captain....excellent for the dogs! I think thats gotta result in some curious onlookers, seeing Legein in the tourney, and then actually going down to the Jack to catch a game, or 20....lol

Go Legein!

[GoDogsGo]

i always watch as as many games as possible... i love that these "kids" ave been given this opportunity...its great hockey... and now has become a tradition in our house.....
GO CANADA GO

[Baller]

Leg nickname the "bullet" or in french "la petite bullet"..lol..love it. Watch the video from tsn.

http://broadband.tsn.ca/?vid=24901

[ItsGameTime]

Leg nickname the "bullet" or in french "la petite bullet"..lol..love it. Watch the video from tsn.

http://broadband.tsn.ca/?vid=24901

Hahahah that was pretty funny, I love all these little segments TSN has leading up to the tourney. I can't get over how happy PK Subban is all the time it's awesome!

[AlphaDog]

It's great to see the guys relaxed and having fun. It should translate into a great performance on the ice.

[RioBravo]

http://broadband.tsn.ca/?vid=24965

Legein is awesome.

[habsfan]

:thumbup1: Holy Moly Batman! Legein has got to be one of the biggest characters ever! He's always got a smile on his face and cracking jokes. He's the jokster guy every team has, what a hoot!

[ItsGameTime]

:thumbup1: Holy Moly Batman! Legein has got to be one of the biggest characters ever! He's always got a smile on his face and cracking jokes. He's the jokster guy every team has, what a hoot!
hahaha hilarious

[AlphaDog]

:thumbup1: Holy Moly Batman! Legein has got to be one of the biggest characters ever! He's always got a smile on his face and cracking jokes. He's the jokster guy every team has, what a hoot!

Definitely a character guy that you wanna have in your dressing room. Players like that bring up the level of everyone around 'em.

[WellandDogsFan]

Legein had a goal in today's World Jr's warm up.

From TSN.ca

PUCHOV, Slovakia - It was another easy victory for the Canadian world junior team.
John Tavares scored two goals and added an assist Thursday to lead Canada to a 6-1 exhibition win over Slovakia.
Shawn Matthias, Matt Halischuk, Stefan Legein and Josh Godfrey also had goals for Canada, which beat Austrian club team Red Bull Salzburg 5-0 on Monday.
Adam Bena had the lone goal for Slovakia.
Jonathan Bernier made 23 saves in goal for the Canadian team.

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Canada faces Finland in an exhibition game Saturday before the Dec. 26-Jan. 5 championship opens in the Czech Republic.
Canada is seeking a fourth straight gold medal at the tournament

[AlphaDog]

Got this off the Dogs site:

LEGEIN SCORES GOAL IN 6-1 EXHIBITION WIN

Thursday, December 20, 2007 - 08:58PM

http://www.niagaraicedogs.net/modules/uploader/pnimg/news390x260/07_news_legein.jpg

Canadian Press
12/20/2007 2:02:19 PM

PUCHOV, Slovakia - As the Canadian players continue to prepare for the world junior championship there are no shortage of lessons to be learned.

Thursday's exhibition game ended up being about discipline and patience in the face of a different standard of refereeing.

"The refereeing was questionable but it's something that we have adjust to," coach Craig Hartsburg said after Canada's 6-1 win over Slovakia. "There was a lot of penalties in the first part of the game.

"Some of them you might question if you were playing back home but over here we've got to understand that those penalties are penalties."

It didn't get in the way of another easy victory for the Canadian team.

John Tavares led the way with two goals and an assist. Shawn Matthias, Matt Halischuk, Stefan Legein and Josh Godfrey also had goals for Canada, which was coming off a 5-0 win over Austrian club team Red Bull Salzburg.

Adam Bena was the only Slovak to score on Jonathan Bernier, who finished with 23 saves in goal.

There was plenty of things the Canadian coach liked about the game.

"I thought we played with a lot of energy and competed very hard for most of the night," said Hartsburg. "Our penalty killing was very strong and I thought Jonathan Bernier was real solid for us too."

Canada faces Finland in an exhibition game Saturday before the Dec. 26-Jan. 5 championship opens in the Czech Republic.

The exhibition games aren't just about allowing the players to feel more comfortable. The coaching staff has also been using the advance time in Europe to get a feel for the team and start making line combinations.

"Every day we're learning more about our team," said Hartsburg, who is coaching for a second straight year. "We're learning about the combinations and what will work and some of the things that aren't working.

"That's one of the reasons why we come over here early and get these exhibition games in."

Matthias is one of the few players that wasn't part of the Canadian team that played in the Super Series against Russia this summer. The 19-year-old from Mississauga, Ont., says his teammates have gone out of their way to make him feel welcome.

With less than a week to go before the start of the event, the Canadians are starting to feel like a unit.

"There's definitely a lot of pressure but we got a close bunch here and we know what we want to do together," said Mathias. "We want to bring home a fourth consecutive gold medal.

"We're going to do everything we can to make Canada proud."

[three dog night]

Good luck to Legin and the rest of Canada should be a good world junior championship

[ItsGameTime]

Taken from the Hockey Canada Website
EXHIBITION GAMES CONCLUDE FOR CANADA AS WJC IS SET TO BEGIN
CHRUDIM, Czech Republic – Team Canada scored a power-play goal, shorthanded goal and two even-strength goals to beat Finland 4-2 in exhibition action in preparation of the 2008 IIHF World Junior Championship on Sunday.
Shawn Matthias (Mississauga, ON/Belleville, OHL) led the way with two goals as Canada improved to 3-0 in exhibition play in front of a crowd of 2,500. Canada will now prepare for the start of the tournament on Boxing Day, when the three-time defending champion takes on the Czech Republic.
Finland outshot Canada 33-21 in the game, but Steve Mason (Oakville, ON/London, OHL) was solid in net for the win.
Canada’s special teams took control of the game in the first period. Drew Doughty (London, ON/Guelph, OHL) scored a power-play goal at 5:01 when his slap shot from the point beat Finland netminder Riku Heleniu. Then, at 12:10, Matthias scored a shorthanded goal when he one-timed in a pass from Matthew Halischuk (Mississauga, ON/Kitchener, OHL). Canada, despite being outshot by Finland 8-7, led 2-0 after 20 minutes.
Finland came on in the second period and ended up with a 13-6 advantage in shots on goal in the middle frame. But Canada’s Brad Marchand (Hammonds Plains, NS/Halifax, QMJHL) scored just 25 seconds into the second to make it 3-0. Marchand completed a nice play set up by Claude Giroux (Ottawa, ON/Gatineau, QMJHL). Finland cut into the lead at 8:47 on Niko Aaltonen’s power-play goal.
Early in the third, Finland’s Ville Lajunen scored another goal with the man advantage to cut Canada’s lead to one. But Matthias restored Canada’s two-goal lead with his second of the game at 8:29 and that was it for scoring.

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<table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="1" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td valign="top"> Canada Lineup
1 Jonathan Bernier (G)
30 Steve Mason (G) (Starting)
2 Josh Godfrey (D)
3 Logan Pyett (D)
4 Thomas Hickey (D)
8 Drew Doughty (D)
15 Luke Schenn (D)
23 PK Subban (D)
27 Karl Alzner (D)
7 Stefan Legein (F/A)
10 Steven Stamkos (F/A)
11 Zachary Boychuk (F/A)
12 Brandon Sutter (F/A)
17 Brad Marchand (F/A)
18 Colton Gillies (F/A)
19 Kyle Turris (F/A)
20 John Tavares (F/A)
21 Riley Holzapfel (F/A)
22 Shawn Matthias (F/A)
28 Claude Giroux (F/A)
32 Matthew Halischuk (F/A)
34 Wayne Simmonds (F/A)
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1 Riku Helenius (G) (Starting)
30 Harri Sateri (G)
2 Juha-Petteri Purolinna (D)
3 Joonas Jarvinen (D)
4 Miko Malkamaki (D)
6 Joonas Lehtivuori (D)
7 Joonas Jalvanti (D)
8 Mikko Kousa (D)
9 Ville Lajunen (D)
29 Niko Kluuskeri (D)
10 Juuso Puustinen (F/A)
14 Siim Liivik (F/A)
15 Jarkko Malinen (F/A)
16 Eetu Poysti (F/A)
18 Max Warn (F/A)
19 Harri Pesonen (F/A)
20 Tomi Sallinen (F/A)
21 Niko Aaltonen (F/A)
23 Sakari Salminen (F/A)
24 Joonas Kemppainen (F/A)
26 Niclas Lucenius (F/A)
27 Jan-mikael Juutilainen (F/A)
28 Nestori Lahde (F/A)
Coach Jukka Rautakorpi
Asst Harri Laurila
Asst Juha Vuori
G Coach Olli-Pekka Aijala
Team Leader Hannu Lemmetyinen
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t looks as though Stefan is up to no good over there as well :P
18:20 CAN 7 Stefan Legein (Spearing/Avoir darder) (2+2+10 misconduct/inconduite)

[RioBravo]

Ah Stef is awesome...Stir some stuff up over there!

[AlphaDog]

Looks like the penalty syndrome for an IceDog (Legein 2+2+10 for a spear) has reared it's ugly head once again, this time at the WJC.

Wow.....

In Europe he shall be known as "Vlad the Impaler" :001_tt2:

[IceDogArmy]

In Europe he shall be known as "Vlad the Impaler" :001_tt2:
so true AD

[AlphaDog]

Did anyone catch the game today? I was only able to watch parts of the 2nd period.

Didn't sound like Legein was given much ice time - I hardly heard his name at all! :confused1: Although I did see him mixing it up after the whistle when he was on the ice.

I'm not sure if the Czechs had a good team but they are usually up there as far as hockey superpowers go, so I thought if we could get a good outcome agains them, then we've got a good team.

Next game tomorow morning at 9:30! (wonder if Mason will be in net)

[ItsGameTime]

Legein played a fair bit. He's on the top PK line and takes a regular shift. He wasn't a huge factor today but he played well and didn't make any mistakes. Mason will be in net tomorrow but I am fairly certainly unless he gets a 40+ save shutout it'll be Bernier the rest of the way. The game is at 4pm Czech time so Bernier needs the rest.

[Phil Margonis]

yeah he plays a big penalty killing role and has been doing an excellent job so far. he drew 2 penalties as well today

[cope]

I thought he played his role well today. Everyone comments on his ability to frustrate other players and make them take penalties. In game 1 he took a dumb penalty like he does here, chirping and staying involved in scrums after the other guy has the penalty. Today, though he played well I thought. No points, but I think his line is the most consistent line. Him and sutter, are on PP, PK and they are the second line. they have started that line both games also.

[ItsGameTime]

I noticed this pic on the Hockey Canada website... there's a kid that still uses a wood stick?!?! I'm just flabbergasted.

http://www.hockeycanada.ca/client_asset/digital_asset/5/1/9/0/8/image_197e3a0c9753cd0f7bc5b3858a82ee15.jpg

[AlphaDog]

I noticed this pic on the Hockey Canada website... there's a kid that still uses a wood stick?!?! I'm just flabbergasted.

And I bet you he hasn't had one stick fall apart yet by receiving a pass :)

[ItsGameTime]

Well that was interesting. We need the Czechs to beat the Swedes now and we need to beat the Danes for us to get first in the group. Defensive breakdowns were all over the place in the third and Bernier overplayed the shooter on that last goal, he was at a terrible angle hug the post and play for the pass!

[RioBravo]

I noticed this pic on the Hockey Canada website... there's a kid that still uses a wood stick?!?! I'm just flabbergasted.

http://www.hockeycanada.ca/client_asset/digital_asset/5/1/9/0/8/image_197e3a0c9753cd0f7bc5b3858a82ee15.jpg

Wow you don't see that very often. If you go to TSN they actually have some really cool videos under the "World Junior Archive", go to the top and they have something called "Super Skills". It has a nice little segment of each player showing some of there skills. Legeins has him talking about his shot and quick release. He is also showing off in the Jack at the video and its really really cool. Take a look.

[RioBravo]

Mason just let in a real weak goal to start... Canada has picked it up since then though.

[ItsGameTime]

Mason just let in a real weak goal to start... Canada has picked it up since then though.
The one thing about Mason is that if you need a save late in the game, he'll make it.

[cope]

Legein scores empty net to ice game. Good for him, he played a great game and had good chances.

[IceDogs5]

Ah beautiful! That was a bit of a nail biter...good for Legein - some nice hits & the empty netter - woo! :)

[VERBATIM]

I like the player of the game awards ( Nice JUGS )
The empty net was just icing on the cake.
Makes up for his most embarassing moment in hockey.

[cope]

This just hit my email, I'm posting this for non season ticket holders that may not get emails from Jon.

Good Afternoon

First off, Happy New years to everyone from the IceDogs organization. I hope you all had a very safe and happy holiday season.

I wanted to inform everyone of a program Hockey Canada has put into place for their players in International Competition. They have created an opportunity through their site in which fans can send a message to the player of their choice. At the end of each day, all messages are then printed out and provided to the player for them to read. We thought this would be a great opportunity for the fans of Niagara to show Stefan Legein that we are watching and supporting him while he is away. Although he has not put up a lot of points through the first few games (his empty-net goal from today aside), he has played very admirably in filling a strong penalty kill and checking role alongside Brandon Sutter.

For those interested, please visit the Hockey Canada site via the following link (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/) (http://www.hockeycanada.ca/)) and look for the line "E-mail Team Canada" on the homepage. Click on this link and you will have the opportunity to email the player of your choice. Please take a minute or two and send Stefan your best. They are going to be in tough to get past the Americans tomorrow and would definitely appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks and have a great day!!

Cheers,

Jon Kursikowski
Director of Ticket Sales & Community Relations
Niagara IceDogs Hockey Club
[edited - AlphaDog]
www.niagaraicedogs.net (http://www.niagaraicedogs.net)

[AlphaDog]

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[AlphaDog]

I like the player of the game awards ( Nice JUGS )
The empty net was just icing on the cake.
Makes up for his most embarassing moment in hockey.


What was his "most embarassing moment" ?? (I missed it!)

yah those girls at the awards couldn't get much more low-cut on their dresses.

[VERBATIM]

Try This it's an audio interview from europe

http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11456/gameID/51895.htm

[AlphaDog]

Try This it's an audio interview from europe

http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/11456/gameID/51895.htm

Hehe, missing open nets. That's not TOO embarassing.

[Rolston87]

Team Canada FTW!
We're going for the gold baby!!!

[IceDogs5]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! That's all I have to say.:thumbup:

[Rolston87]

Did you see buddy trip and fall climbing over the boards after the game?
That was too funny.

[VERBATIM]

One more Baby One More got to love it.
Was really nice on HD - Very good 3rd period

[AlphaDog]

I kinda wish it was Canada/Russia to add to the drama, but I really don't care - as long as we win!

I was a bit scared in the 1st period because the US was matching us for speed, and it looked like anyone's game. Then those quick #3/4 goals just destroyed them. Felt sorry for 'em a bit actually.

[MabiDawg]

Where is Legein's A???

[MabiDawg]

Why is the A missing from Legeins jersey???

[AlphaDog]

Why is the A missing from Legeins jersey???

I didn't even notice.

Maybe it was a continuation of the practical joke after hey got shaving-cream-faced while doing an interview :001_tt2:

[MabiDawg]

Its not on the Jersey on Ebay either...thats what had me wondering...I don't recall seeing it at all???

[WellandDogsFan]

I know he was wearing it in the quarterfinal game. Dont know about today though, I listened to the game on the radio.

[RioBravo]

All we need is one more. Hopefully we can make it back to back to back to back...that would be nice.

[MabiDawg]

Ah...I'll ask him when he gets home...just bugging me right now!!!

[IceDogArmy]

legein got hurt and is not on the bench

[RioBravo]

Good start but like Army said...Legein just went off...

[cope]

Yeah, Canada scoring is great, but if they lose Legein they lose a major art of the defensive game.

And we lose one of our best players.

[WellandDogsFan]

And yes, were is Legein's "A"? I wonder if it was taken from him for taking too many dumb penalties? I know he had a stretch there were he went off a couple of games in a row for taking stupid penalties (I know one was spearing).

[cope]

Good Question, hopefully he learns he remembers not to take those penalities when he comes back.

WDF - is Aggy planning on Sunday and who do you think he should play with considering his great play.

Also, do you know if they are planning anything for him as a congrats at the begining of the game.

[WellandDogsFan]

I would assume he will be back playing for the Dogs Sunday. As for a ceremony I would think he would be honored prior to the game, I would hope they do.

As for line mates... I Like him with DeSousa and Merritt. They make a good "energy" line.

[IceDogArmy]

legein injury is his right shoulder

[IceDogs5]

Legein's "return questionable".... s**t...hopefully it's nothing serious

[cope]

Legein is questionable return they just announced on TSN, shoulder injury. Lets hope not serious.

[cope]

Good hard working goal

[Rolston87]

That's the 3rd time he's screwed that shoulder of his up.

[AlphaDog]

Legein was injured in period 1 of the gold medal game today. Went off with what looked like a shoulder injury.

I hope it's nothing real serious!

[cope]

we have chat talking about the game if you want to join.

[WellandDogsFan]

I hope he will be ready to play next Thursday!

[cope]

sounds like he is not returning

[IceDogs5]

Well that just stinks:cursing:

[cope]

he is not returning to the game. Lets hope it is not serious.

[ItsGameTime]

looks like a dislocated shoulder to me.

[WellandDogsFan]

looks like a dislocated shoulder to me.Thats the first thing I thought as well. I would say 2-4 weeks at best.

[cope]

did he not hurt it prior to leaving. I recall him leaving a game at the Jack ealry for a similar injury. Anyone else recall that.

[WellandDogsFan]

He hurt a shoulder right before the russia series but healed in time to play. I dont believe Leggy has had a problem with that shoulder since, but I could be wrong. I do recall him leaving a game and being in a sling but I think that was before the ADT Russia challenge.

[cope]

just announced seperated shoulder

[AlphaDog]

NOTE: the "Legion at world juniors" thread and "world juniors thead" have been merged into one single thread (for obvious reasons).

[WellandDogsFan]

Congrats Team Canada, but I have to say, it looks like Sweden could have grounds to be upset, looks like the Canadian player interfered with the Swedish goalie. (Dont shoot me for this opinion, just how it looked to me, and yes, I was cheering for Canada to win).

It was great to see Legein out on the ice celebrating!

[IceDogs5]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Congrats boys! Legein celebrating in sling -- priceless.

[Rolston87]

Yeah baby!! It's all Gold for Canada. Woooo!

[cope]

Congrats, and Legein was priceless.

[IceDogArmy]

Where is Legein's A???
I believe they had 4 A's and they rotated them. 2 for white jerseys 2 for red ones

[habsfan]

I believe they had 4 A's and they rotated them. 2 for white jerseys 2 for red ones

That's exactly what happened. They originaly named 4 associate captains and planned on rotating who gets to wear them...

Great to see his mug all over the TV; the camera and the announcers can't get enough of him! What a character!

Hopefully, like everyone has already said, he won't be out of commission very long...

[cope]

The whip cream was priceless...... Some how we need to get that video played when he comes back so all the ice dogs fans can see it....

[Phil Margonis]

the camera loves Legein and Legein loves the camera lol
he's hilarious and a really good team guy, everyone likes him
he deserves tons of credit. he played a big physical role and was rock solid in a pk role and in a defensive role.
he represented canada extremely well. thatta boy Lege
we've got to give him a standing O as soon as he gets back to the Gatorade Complex, Agozzino as well

[Rolston87]

See why Legein is my favourite IceDog.
He's an all-around nice guy and he's got tons of character.

[RioBravo]

I better see every single person in the Jack on there feet when Legein gets back.

[RioBravo]

Gotta say I was impressed to be watching the highlights and when they brought the cup into the crowd i seen a Niagara Icedogs hoodie in there...Whoever it is way to support!

[skatee]

17 games for 95$? how is that even possible!

Congrats to Legein, looks like it'll be a good team this year!


this is months later so sorry to revive this thread (but wasn't around for it)
I wonder how inflated the cost is for ottawa
i cant find package prices, but what I did find said starting at about 28 bucks a ticket...
that is pretty steep multipled by 17 games (and even more with the 31 game package they were offering)

[ItsGameTime]

this is months later so sorry to revive this thread (but wasn't around for it)
I wonder how inflated the cost is for ottawa
i cant find package prices, but what I did find said starting at about 28 bucks a ticket...
that is pretty steep multipled by 17 games (and even more with the 31 game package they were offering)
im pretty sure ottawa is sold out, not sure though.

[skatee]

you're right
I was more just curious what hte markup over here was for tickets.. pretty crazy i am sure.