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Thursday nights New Jersey-Florida Game 7 double overtime thriller wrapped up a momentous opening round of the NHL playoffs on TSN. According to the latest data from BBM Canada, the average audiences for the opening round NHL playoffs on TSN (927,000 over 21 games) were 41% higher than last season. Overall, more than 14 million Canadians – or approximately 42% of all Canadians – have tuned in to watch some or all of the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs on TSN. TSNs ongoing NHL playoff coverage continues with complete live coverage of both Western Conference Semifinal series – Phoenix-Nashville and St. Louis-Los Angeles. Jerseys Cheap Baseball . Evans was released by the Edmonton Rush earlier this week. The 31-year old Peterborough, Ontario native has posted a pair of 40-goal seasons during this eight-year NLL career with stops in Rochester and Edmonton. Jerseys Cheap NBA .E.I. Rocket 6-4 in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. 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"Its hard on everybody in the organization around town. Its hard on our fans when they have to fight with other fans of other teams verbally. Were all tired of it and wed like it to change, but we didnt change it." After Calgary wrapped up its season with a 5-2 win at home over the Anaheim Ducks, Iginla said he wasnt sure what the future holds for him and that he didnt know if he wanted to be part of the Flames if they were going to go through a rebuilding process. Iginla reiterated those comments on Monday. "I dont know what direction everything is going," said Iginla, while adding that hes not sure that "a full rebuild" is whats required for the Flames. "On the other side, you hate to have to keep saying I think that we can be a good team. I do believe that, but I know people dont want to hear that now." With one year left on his contract, Iginla didnt rule out the possibility of returning for his 16th straight season with the Flames. "My plan is -- and until someone tells me different -- that Im going to be preparing and working hard and coming back to have a bounce-back year for the team," said Iginla, whos fully aware that Calgary general manager Jay Feaster will be looking to make changes in the off-season. "I know that there are hard decisions and each year they get harder with players and all that stuff when youve been out for three years." Forward Alex Tanguay, who just finished the first season of a five-year contract, said that potential change is part of the business that hockey players and teams face on a year-to-year basis. "Im not going to speculate on what this teams going to do because honestly I have no idea,&quuot; said Tanguay, who would definitely like to see Iginla return to the Flames for another season.dddddddddddd "Jarome has been a big part of this franchise for a long time. Hes an outstanding player. Hes an outstanding person. He means a lot to this city and he means a lot to the organization. "You look at this team and the first name that comes to mind is always Jarome." Forward Michael Cammalleri, who the Flames re-acquired in January from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for Rene Bourque, also gave Iginla a ringing endorsement. "Im a huge Jarome Iginla fan," Cammalleri. "I have a tremendous amount of respect for what he brings as a leader and a hockey player." When asked if he would like to take on more of a leadership role next season, Cammalleri responded: "I like the leadership responsibility and I feel like Im capable and can add in that capacity. I would just rather do it alongside of (Iginla). Id like to win and everything. I think our best chance of winning is with him here in that role (as captain)." Cammalleri also addressed the issue of the inevitability that the Flames will ice a vastly different roster next season. "Quite frankly, I just want to be a part of the solution and leave that confidence in the people that are going to make decisions and help us get there and improve for next year," Cammalleri said. "Ill look forward to working hard on the details of my game and coming back with a rejuvenated focus for next season." One of six unrestricted free agents on the Flames, veteran forward Olli Jokinen said hed like nothing more than to re-sign in Calgary. "The only team Ive been thinking about signing (with) is the Calgary Flames," Jokinen said. "I think well find out pretty soon what direction the Flames are going and well go from there." The other UFAs for Calgary include forwards Lee Stempniak, David Moss and Tom Kostopoulos along with defencemen Cory Sarich and Scott Hannan. "I have no idea whats going to happen," said Sarich in regards to whether the Flames will re-sign him. "I dont even know what Im doing tomorrow." One thing that Sarich does know is Calgarys management will be looking into potentially overhauling the teams roster in the off-season. "Obviously something has to change because whatever weve been doing is not working," Sarich said. "I dont think it is a simple answer." cheap nfl jerseys cheap soccer jerseys ' ' '
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