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  1. Gretzky picks proven winners

    Jim Kelley

    When Wayne Gretzky was looking for a Canadian team good enough to win the World Cup of Hockey, he gave the edge to the proven winners.

    Story | Conversation | May 15, 2004

  2. Roster almost finalized

    Jim Kelley

    Team Canada will announce its roster for the upcoming World Cup of Hockey on Saturday at Hockey Canada headquarters in Calgary.

    Story | Conversation | May 14, 2004

  3. All is well in Great White North

    Jim Kelley

    All of Canada's six teams are faring well on and off the ice. Perhaps Mario Lemieux should move the Pens there.

    Story | Conversation | March 26, 2004

  4. Bertuzzi a product of hockey's culture

    Jim Kelley

    The NHL says Todd Bertuzzi's hit isn't part of its game, but it is part of the way many players learn to play the game.

    Story | Conversation | March 11, 2004

  5. U.S. picks a winner, loses style points

    Jim Kelley

    Not only is Ron Wilson the right man to coach Team USA in the World Cup, he's the only man.

    Story | Conversation | February 07, 2004

  6. Quinn to reprise gold-medal role

    Jim Kelley

    Team Canada will name Maple Leafs coach Pat Quinn as head coach for the 2004 World Cup of Hockey.

    Story | Conversation | February 03, 2004

  7. Flames undergoing red-hot reversal

    Jim Kelley

    The Flames are playing like they're determined to end their six-season playoff drought.

    Story | Conversation | December 19, 2003

  8. Canada turns to '02 Olympic management

    Jim Kelley

    Wayne Gretzky helped lead Team Canada to its first gold medal in 50 years at the 2002 Olympics without stepping on the ice. He's hoping to do the same at the 2004 World Cup of Hockey.

    Story | Conversation | November 04, 2003

  9. Flyers rout of Leafs illustrates a point

    Jim Kelley

    Saturday's Flyers-Leafs proved one thing about the state of the game -- falling behind often means staying behind.

    Story | Conversation | November 01, 2003
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