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Chimp Bytes General NHL News and Notes by Zippy, Wonder Chimp CULLEN SHINES IN CLEVELAND After being dumped by the Bolts, LCS Hockey hero John Cullen made his way to Cleveland to continue his professional hockey comeback in the IHL. Yes, the IHL, a league Cullen once dominated over 10 years ago. However, in his first three games with the 'Jacks the great Cullen was far from dominating as he recorded zero points in that span. But could the funk last forever, hell no... we're talking about John Cullen, my friend. In game four, the funk lifted and Cullen orchestrated a brillant 7 point (2-5) performance, the first of his storied career. Go Cullen Go. NEELY PONDERS COMEBACK Two years after retiring with a degenerative hip condition, former Boston Bruins forward and LCS Hockey hero Cam Neely is returning to practice with the team as he eyes a possible comeback, the team said. ''I have been encouraged by my workouts so far in that my hip has been sore after skating, but the pain has not lingered,'' Neely said Tuesday in a statement. Neely will skate with the Bruins for about 10 days before deciding whether to return to professional hockey. NHL ALL-STAR VOTING The following are the players listed on the World All-Star ballot for the NHL All-Star Game that will be played against the North American All-Star team on January 24th in Tampa Bay: Centers Player Country NHL Club Sergei Fedorov Russia Detroit Peter Forsberg Sweden Colorado Bobby Holik Czech Rep. New Jersey Saku Koivu Finland Montreal Viktor Kozlov Russia Florida Igor Larionov Russia Detroit Robert Reichel Czech Rep. NY Islanders Martin Straka Czech Rep. Pittsburgh Jozef Stumpel Slovakia Los Angeles Marco Sturm Germany San Jose Mats Sundin Sweden Toronto Petr Sykora Czech Rep. New Jersey Alexei Yashin Russia Ottawa Alexei Zhamnov Russia Chicago Wingers Player Country NHL Club Daniel Alfredsson Sweden Ottawa Peter Bondra Slovakia Washington Pavel Bure Russia Vancouver Valeri Bure Russia Calgary Jaromir Jagr Czech Rep. Pittsburgh Valeri Kamensky Russia Colorado Sami Kapanen Finland Carolina Dimitri Khristich Ukraine Boston Alexei Kovalev Russia NY Rangers Sergei Krivokrasov Russia Nashville Jere Lehtinen Finland Dallas Alexander Mogilny Russia Vancouver Zigmund Palffy Slovakia NY Islanders Mikael Renberg Sweden Tampa Bay Martin Rucinsky Czech Rep. Montreal Sergei Samsonov Russia Boston Teemu Selanne Finland Anaheim Niklas Sundstrom Sweden NY Rangers Defensemen Player Country NHL Club Sergei Gonchar Russia Washington Roman Hamrlik Czech Rep. Edmonton Kenny Jonsson Sweden NY Islanders Darius Kasparaitis Russia Pittsburgh Uwe Krupp Germany Detroit Nicklas Lidstrom Sweden Detroit Boris Mironov Russia Edmonton Teppo Numminen Finland Phoenix Mattias Ohlund Sweden Vancouver Sandis Ozolinsh Latvia Colorado Robert Svehla Slovakia Florida Oleg Tverdovsky Russia Phoenix Alexei Zhitnik Russia Buffalo Sergei Zubov Russia Dallas Goaltenders Player Country NHL Club Dominik Hasek Czech Rep. Buffalo Arturs Irbe Latvia Carolina Nikolai Khabibulin Russia Phoenix Olaf Kolzig Germany Washington Tommy Salo Sweden NY Islanders Mikhail Shtalenkov Russia Edmonton The following are the players listed on the North American All-Star ballot for the NHL All-Star Game that will be played against the World All-Star team on January 24th in Tampa Bay: Centers Player Country NHL Club Jason Allison Canada Boston Ron Francis Canada Carolina Doug Gilmour Canada Chicago Wayne Gretzky Canada NY Rangers Eric Lindros Canada Philadelphia Mark Messier Canada Vancouver Mike Modano U.S. Dallas Joe Nieuwendyk Canada Dallas Adam Oates Canada Washington Michael Peca Canada Buffalo Keith Primeau Canada Carolina Jeremy Roenick U.S. Phoenix Joe Sakic Canada Colorado Pierre Turgeon Canada St. Louis Doug Weight U.S. Edmonton Steve Yzerman Canada Detroit Wingers Player Country NHL Club Tony Amonte U.S. Chicago Rod Brind'Amour Canada Philadelphia Shayne Corson Canada Montreal Adam Deadmarsh U.S. Colorado Theoren Fleury Canada Calgary Jeff Friesen Canada San Jose Bill Guerin U.S. Edmonton Brett Hull U.S. Dallas Paul Kariya Canada Anaheim John LeClair U.S. Philadelphia Owen Nolan Canada San Jose Mark Recchi Canada Montreal Brendan Shanahan Canada Detroit Keith Tkachuk U.S. Phoenix Pat Verbeek Canada Dallas Ray Whitney Canada Florida Rob Zamuner Canada Tampa Bay Defensemen Player Country NHL Club Rob Blake Canada Los Angeles Ray Bourque Canada Boston Chris Chelios U.S. Chicago Eric Desjardins Canada Philadelphia Steve Duchesne Canada Los Angeles Derian Hatcher U.S. Dallas Kevin Hatcher U.S. Pittsburgh Brian Leetch U.S. NY Rangers Al MacInnis Canada St. Louis Larry Murphy Canada Detroit Scott Niedermayer Canada New Jersey Chris Pronger Canada St. Louis Scott Stevens Canada New Jersey Darryl Sydor Canada Dallas Goaltenders Player Country NHL Club Tom Barrasso U.S. Pittsburgh Ed Belfour Canada Dallas Martin Brodeur Canada New Jersey Curtis Joseph Canada Toronto Chris Osgood Canada Detroit Mike Richter U.S. NY Rangers Patrick Roy Canada Colorado John Vanbiesbrouck U.S. Philadelphia Vote for your favorite All-Stars at your local NHL arena or at www.nhl.com.
SUSPENSIONS Date Player/Team/Length Opponent Reason Oct 9 Ruslan Salei Phoenix Slew footing Anaheim Daniel Briere 5 games Oct 14 Keith Jones Buffalo Hit to the head Colorado Curtis Brown 2 games Oct 15 Richard Smehlik Colorado High-sticking Buffalo Valeri Kamensky 1 game Oct 19 Turner Stevenson Buffalo Elbowing Montreal Dixon Ward 2 games Oct 21 Rob DiMaio Phoenix Elbowing Boston Dallas Drake 2 games Oct 23 Denny Lambert Detroit Slashing Nashville Kirk Maltby 4 games Oct 28 Dave Manson Boston Elbowing Montreal P.J. Axelsson 3 games Nov 5 Matthew Barnaby Boston Blow to the head Buffalo P.J. Axelsson 4 games Nov 8 Bobby Holik Florida Slew Footing New Jersey Paul Laus 2 games
SHUTOUTS 1. John Vanbiesbrouck, PHI at NYR, 1-0, Oct 9th, 20 saves, 1st season, 30th career. 2. Kirk Mclean, FLA at NAS, 1-0, Oct 10th, 26 saves, 1st season, 21st career. 3. Olaf Kolzig, WAS vs ANA, 1-0, Oct 10th, 29 saves, 1st season, 8th career. 4. Byron Dafoe, BOS vs NYI, 3-0, Oct 12th, 28 saves, 1st season, 12th career. 5. Dominik Hasek, BUF at COL, 3-0, Oct 12th, 32 saves, 1st season, 34th career. 6. Jocelyn Thibault, MON vs ANA, 1-0, Oct 13th, 30 saves, 1st season, 8th career. 7. Byron Dafoe, BOS at COL, 3-0, Oct 14th, 34 saves, 2nd season, 13th career. 8. Tommy Salo, NYI at TAM, 2-0, Oct 14th, 22 saves, 1st season, 10th career. 9. Tommy Salo, NYI at STL, 1-0, Oct 17th, 23 saves, 2nd season, 11th career. 10. Chris Osgood, DET vs CGY, 2-0, Oct 18th, 32 saves, 1st season, 21st career. 11. Rob Tallas, BOS at SAN, 3-0, Oct 18th, 22 saves, 1st season, 3rd career. 12. Daren Puppa, TAM vs PIT, 5-0, Oct 21st, 28 saves, 1st season, 18th career. 13. Guy Hebert, ANA vs BOS, 3-0, Oct 21st, 26 saves, 1st season, 17th career. 14. Garth Snow, VAN at FLA, 5-0, Oct 23rd, 35 saves, 1st season, 4th career. 15. Olaf Kolzig, WAS at BUF, 1-0, Oct 23rd, 30 saves, 2nd season, 9th career. 16. Chris Osgood, DET at MON, 3-0, Oct 24th, 18 saves, 2nd season, 22nd career. 17. Peter Skudra, PIT at TOR, 2-0, Oct 26th, 27 saves, 1st season, 1st career. 18. Dominik Hasek, BUF at NYR, 0-0, Oct 27th, 16 saves, 2nd season, 35th career. 19. Mike Richter, NYR vs BUF, 0-0, Oct 27th, 24 saves, 1st season, 20th career. 20. Tommy Salo, NYI vs LOS, 1-0, Oct 27th, 20 saves, 3rd season, 12th career. 21. Arturs Irbe, CAR vs CHI, 2-0, Oct 28th, 21 saves, 1st season, 14th career. 22. Daren Puppa, TAM at LOS, 3-0, Oct 30th, 27 saves, 2nd season, 19th career. 23. Ken Wregget, CGY vs WAS, 0-0, Oct 30th, 27 saves, 1st season, 9th career. 24. Mike Richter, NYR vs CAR, 1-0, Oct 30th, 30 saves, 2nd season, 21st career. 25. Rick Tabaracci, WAS at CGY, 0-0, Oct 30th, 20 saves, 1st season, 14th career. 26. Arturs Irbe, CAR at BOS, 2-0, Oct 31st, 34 saves, 2nd season, 15th career. 27. Nikolai Khabibulin, PHO at LOS, 3-0, Nov 1st, 31 saves, 1st season, 14th career. 28. Curtis Joseph, TOR vs COL, 3-0, Nov 4th, 24 saves, 1st season, 20th career. 29. Mike Vernon, SAN vs DAL, 4-0, Nov 4th, 21 saves, 1st season, 19th career. 30. Byron Dafoe, BOS at PIT, 0-0, Nov 7th, 26 saves, 3rd season, 14th career. 31. Jean-sebastien Aubin, PIT vs BOS, 0-0, Nov 7th, 18 saves, 1st season, 1st career.
HAT TRICKS 1. Theoren Fleury, CGY at SAN, Oct 10th, 1st season, 12th career. 2. Al Macinnis, STL at NYR, Oct 12th, 1st season, 3rd career. 3. Brendan Shanahan, DET vs STL, Oct 16th, 1st season, 11th career. 4. John Leclair, PHI at TAM, Oct 16th, 1st season, 8th career. 5. x-Mark Parrish, FLA at CHI, Oct 30th, 1st season, 1st career. 6. Geoff Sanderson, BUF at TOR, Oct 31st, 1st season, 6th career. 7. Theoren Fleury, CGY at CHI, Nov 1st, 2nd season, 13th career. 8. Valeri Kamensky, COL at EDM, Nov 6th, 1st season, 5th career. 9. Peter Bondra, WAS at OTT, Nov 7th, 1st season, 11th career. x-four-goal game
TRANSACTIONS Monday, Nov. 9
Florida Panthers: Recalled F Dave Nemirovsky from Fort Wayne
(IHL).
Sunday, Nov. 8 NHL: Suspended New Jersey Devils C Bobby Holik and undisclosed amount of time for slew footing Florida Panthers D Paul Laus in a game on Nov. 7, pending a hearing. Saturday, Nov. 7
Los Angeles Kings: Recalled D Jan Nemecek and RW Dan
Bylsma from Long Beach (IHL).
Friday, Nov. 6
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim: Sent C Josef Marha to Cincinnati
(AHL).
Thursday, Nov. 5
NHL: Suspended Buffalo Sabres RW Matthew Barnaby four
games and fined him $1,000 for a blow to the head of Boston
Bruins F P.J. Axelsson on Nov. 3.
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Calgary Flames: Recalled G Jean-Sebastein Giguere from Saint
John (AHL).
Tuesday, Nov. 3
Colorado Avalanche: Assigned D Dan Smith to Hershey (AHL).
Monday, Nov. 2
Chicago Blackhawks: Loaned C Ed Olczyk to Chicago (IHL).
Sunday, Nov. 1
Calgary Flames: Loaned D Sami Helenius to Chicago (IHL).
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