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Coyotes Heating Up the Desert The Phoenix Coyotes are the hottest team in the NHL. They've got a potent scoring duo in Keith Tkachuk and Jeremy Roenick, one of the deepest blue lines in hockey featuring Finn sensations Teppo Numminen and Jyrki Lumme, and a spectacular goaltender in Nikolai Khabibulin. Now they just need a swank yellow leisure suit and they'll be just as cool as Don Knotts... by Jim Iovino, Ace Reporter

Team Reports

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division New Jersey Devils New York Islanders New York Rangers Philadelphia Flyers Pittsburgh Penguins Northeast Division Boston Bruins Buffalo Sabres Montreal Canadiens Ottawa Senators Toronto Maple Leafs Southeast Division Carolina Hurricanes Florida Panthers Tampa Bay Lightning Washington Capitals

Western Conference

Central Division Chicago Blackhawks Detroit Red Wings Nashville Predators St. Louis Blues Northwest Division Calgary Flames Colorado Avalanche Edmonton Oilers Vancouver Canucks Pacific Division Anaheim Mighty Ducks Dallas Stars Los Angeles Kings Phoenix Coyotes San Jose Sharks

Reader Poll What do you think Theo Fleury should do? Re-sign with Calgary Ask to be traded Quit his job and join the circus

Decision on Fleury Still Pending
Should Theo Fleury stay or should he go now? If he stays there will be trouble. If he goes there will be double. So c'mon and let him know, should he stay or should he go?
by Jim Iovino, Ace Reporter

Johnny Cullen Update
Johnny Cullen, our hero and the idol of millions from eight to eighty, isn't having such a bad time in Cleveland after all.
by Scott Tennant, Correspondent

Defense Causing an Avalanche of Problems
The Colorado Avalanche still have Sandis Ozolinsh holding out and have lost six other defensemen to injury. Yeah, that'll suck...
by Greg D'avis, Colorado Correspondent

When Heroes Collide
Darius Kasparaitis and Darcy Tucker are two of LCS Hockey's favorite players. They also have quite the rivalry brewing between 'em. This past weekend they went at it in a home-and-home series that was truly one of the highlights of the young season.
by Michael Dell, Editor-in-Chief

More Stuff
Here are other things that weren't made into full features. Some of the topics discussed: A brief Johnny Cullen update, Colorado is starting to turn it around, the Penguins are getting pushed around, and Broadway Bernie is given the boot.
by Michael Dell, Editor-in-Chief

Discipline Campbell Style
After Brian Burke set the standard for stupidity in the job last season, Colin Campbell has come in as the new dean of discipline and has put fear in the hearts of criminals everywhere. Even Spider-man hasn't nabbed as many crooks has Campbell.
by Matt Barr, Correspondent

Here We Go Again... Hockey in the South
Ted Turner has a lot of money. He also has a hockey team. And all of Atlanta is getting ready for the Thrashers' first game.
by Steve Lamb, Correspondent

One Man's Opinion: NHL 99 for the Playstation
EA Sports is back with another edition of NHL Hockey. Here's a review of the Playstation version.
by Howard Fienberg, Correspondent

Chimp Bytes
General NHL news and notes written in simple words for simple people.
by Zippy, Wonder Chimp

American Hockey League (AHL) News
News and notes from around the American Hockey League.
by Tricia McMillan, AHL Correspondent

NEXT ISSUE
Issue 108, the fifth issue of the 1998-99 Season will be published on Wednesday, December 9. Please note that issues will now be offically released on Wednesday, not Tuesday.

Statistics
  Player Stats
  Goaltender Stats
  Standings
  Leaders\Miscellaneous
  1998-99 NHL Season Schedule
   Issue 103 - Hockey Pool Stats/Player Ratings

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