clinics."We look forward to participating in this season's Kraft Hockeyville event in Stirling-Rawdon,Tony Esposito Authentic Jersey, Ont.," Capitals general manager George McPhee said. "This game represents an opportunity for NHL teams to return to their roots and give back to the communities that support them while continuing to build our great game."This will be the second time the Jets have participated in a Kraft Hockeyville game. They faced the Ottawa Senators at the Mile One Centre in St. John's, Newfoundland after nearby Conception Bay South won the event in 2011."The Kraft Hockeyville program is an exciting celebration of the game of hockey and the Winnipeg Jets are proud to be a part of it once again," Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff said. "We look forward to facing off against our former divisional rival, the Washington Capitals, as well as visiting the community of Stirling-Rawdon in September."Further information on the game, including ticket information and ancillary events, will come soon.---
PHILADELPHIE - Les Flyers de Philadelphie auraient offert un contrat de quatre saisons d'une valeur de 21 millions $US au d��fenseur Mark Streit, a indiqu�� le r��seau TSN lundi soir.L'entente pr��voit une clause de non-��change limit��e et elle ne devrait pas ��tre officialis��e avant que l'��quipe ait suffisamment d'espace sous le plafond salarial pour le mettre sous contrat.Les Flyers ont acquis les droits de Streit des Islanders de New York mercredi dernier en retour de l'attaquant des ligues mineures Shane Harper et d'un choix de quatri��me ronde en 2014.La saison derni��re, Streit a marqu�� six buts et r��colt�� 21 mentions d'assistance en 48 rencontres pour les Islanders.Streit, qui est ag�� de 35 ans, a ��t�� rep��ch�� en neuvi��me ronde par le Canadien de Montr��al lors de l'encan de 2004.Le Suisse, originaire de Berne, a marqu�� 65 buts et r��colt�� 288 points en 491 matchs r��partis sur sept saisons en carri��re dans la LNH.
After two knock-down, drag-out overtime games at United Center, the Boston Bruins made it look easy at home.Goals by Daniel Paille and Patrice Bergeron,Corey Crawford Authentic Jersey, along with a flawless 28-save effort by Tuukka Rask,Dustin Byfuglien Authentic Jersey, carried the Bruins to a 2-0 victory against the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final on Monday night. The Bruins lead the series 2-1 and can take command by winning Game 4 at TD Garden on Wednesday (8 p.m. ET; NBC, CBC, RDS).Here are some of the key facts and figures from Game 3:0 -- Playoff goals this spring for Boston's Jaromir Jagr, who has never gone without a goal in any postseason in which he has played more than three games. Jagr does have eight assists, including the primary helper on Boston's second goal.1 -- Shot on goal by Chicago forward Ben Smith, who played his first game in this year's Stanley Cup Playoffs. Smith got the call when Chicago star Marian Hossa was a late scratch due to an upper-body injury.2 -- Consecutive game-winning goals for Boston forward Daniel Paille, who opened the scoring 2:13 into the second period. Paille