Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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With a year under their belt, Bala and Moore should further blossom as elite players. Both are extremely dangerous with the puck, combining quickness and stickhandling ability to break defensemen down in one-on-one situations. Both players' styles complement each other well and the pair developed great chemistry last season...
Moore sees the ice remarkably well and has the ability to deliver the puck to the open man. He became the first rookie to lead Harvard in scoring since peter Ciavaglia '91 posted the same 10 goals and 23 assists back in 1987-88. For his phenomenal season, he was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year and garnered ECAC All-Rookie honors...
...Fleet Center. If the idea of an entire night surrounded by rowdy drunk people screaming at talking pictures seems a little old, why not go to the game itself? All it takes is a phone call and $20 to $75 depending on how well you want to see the puck and how much money you want to save for the after-party. Pre-game it at Fours Boston at 166 Canal St., North Station T-stop. Then head over to the rink. Just be sure you root for the right team. 7:30 p.m., Fleet Center Call...
...everything comes down to splitseconds and inches, so every little bit ofstrength helps because that may be the differencebetween getting to the puck and making a pass orshot and not getting there in time," Moore says."I have never used any supplements because I don'tthink I need them if I eat the right amount ofproteins and carbohydrates. But I can't argue withpeople who want to use creatine--I just choose notto...
This time Las Vegas is going upmarket, trading showgirl pasties for showy Picassos, $3.99 buffets for $20 entrees at Wolfgang Puck's and neon glitz for European glamour. Soon you will be able to ride a gondola through Venice, dine atop a 50-story Eiffel Tower and surf in the ocean. And you'll be happy to pay up for it, or there will be some very unhappy investors. "The driving feature of Vegas will always be gambling, but the days of giving away rooms to gamblers are over," says Stephen Bollenbach, CEO of Hilton, which is building...