He didn't say where. By taking out part of the equation, he's increasing his odds considerably. It may not be as tantalizing, but it works. He said he was embarrassed.Actually, he was lucky.Malarchuk was released from a Buffalo hospital Wednesday after being treated for mixing prescription medication and alcohol."It's the most traumatic experience I ever had in my life, the worst experience I ever had and the biggest mistake of my life," he said.After last Sunday's game against Winnipeg, Malarchuk went to a Super Bowl party at the home of teammate Dale Hawerchuk. Malarchuk said he had three or four beers and, when he returned home, took his prescription medication for a bleeding ulcer.The two didn't mix."I started to have a reaction to it," he said. "It got violent and I wanted to go to sleep, so I took another drink."Malarchuk became unconscious and was rushed to a hospital, where his stomach was pumped
cheap nfl jerseys from china."I went to hell, the biggest mistake of my life," he said.I have the NHL standings memorized. I am so starved for NHL hockey I might go nuts and smear goat cheese or my face or even worse, like visit the Eklund site or something. I am bored to death of the Olympics. He had an assist on Fowler's goal. Anaheim forward Tomas Fleischmann was a healthy scratch, and Patrick Maroon returned to the lineup after sitting out the previous game in Minnesota. Perron is an intriguing commodity a 28 goal scorer last season who has recovered from
cheap nhl jerseys from china concussions that plagued him earlier in his career. He was having a difficult time finding a place in the Oilers' lineup this season, and Teddy Purcell had taken his spot on the team's top power play unit along with the usual first line guys. It is one reason Perron had managed just the five goals so far, on pace for a career low. We up one goal or down one, we don panic, Subban said. Think that one of the big keys to having a successful team, and hopefully that leads to the post season and goes deep into the post season. You can get too high, you can get too low, and I think we do a great job of sticking together. What now? Maurice, once the Whaler boss, will be perhaps the first of the postseason coaching casualties (figure on about a half dozen firings). Because the Leafs missed the playoffs, Pavel Kubina's no trade clause falls away, and he'll be gone, along with his $5 million per year salary. Not much more the new GM (yet to be named) can do, other than maybe persuade Bryan McCabe, who will turn 33 this summer, to waive his no trade and start over with someone else. (t)
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