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Hockey Canada President Bob Nicholson is urging the NHL to look at raising the age of draft eligibility to 19 years old. Commenting on a document he submitted to the NHL and the NHL Players Association, Nicholson made the suggestion, believing the majority of Canadian players are not ready for NHL action in their draft year. "I think right now its like a hundred-yard dash for our players to be moving up a division," Nicholson told TSN Radios Bryan Hayes Monday. "We should slow that down and make sure that players stay at the level they should be at and become superstars." At present there are 10 Canadians in the NHL aged 19 or younger. Of those, only three – Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Mark Scheifele and Sean Couturier - were selected in this summers draft. Nicholson expressed interest in creating an exceptional player rule that would allow some 18-year-olds access to the draft, in much the same manner that the OHL has granted underage players such as John Tavares early eligibility. "We dont want to put a road-block here for exceptional players," Nicholson said. "If a player is good enough to play in the National Hockey League at the age of 18, he should be able to do that." Nicholson would not go so far as to say how exactly those players should be chosen, saying that details of that nature would have to be worked out between the NHL and the Players Association. The idea is one of many possible changes that could be implemented when negotiations begin on a new NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement. The current pact expires at the end of the 2011-12 season. "I think that both the NHL and NHL Players Association will take this inside," Nicholson said. "Theyll have very good discussion on what is best for each side." Hockey Canada may not be alone in trying to buy prospects more development time. Nicholson said he was encouraged by recent discussions with governing bodies from other nations at the International Ice Hockey Federations semi-annual meeting. "I would think any of the other organizations would want to slow that down," Nicholson said, before once again stressing the need to let exceptional players through. Whether or not the suggestion has legs remains to be seen. However, with Canadian players accounting for just under half of the players drafted since 2007, the change could have large-scale effects across the league. nike roshe run mujer online . Luca Ciampini, Connor Moynihan and Andrew Ryan also scored for Halifax (21-8-0), which is one point back of league-leading Blainville-Boisbriand. The Armada have three games in hand. nike air max 90 essential baratas . They finally got an early lead and Devan Dubnyk did the rest. The Edmonton goalie made 37 saves -- including 23 during a third-period barrage -- and the Oilers scored of all their goals on the power play to defeat the Colorado Avalanche 4-1 on Monday. http://www.zapatosesonline.com/nike-air-max-90-essential.htm l . Dwane Casey knows it, and he definitely let his players know it after the Raptors ugly 90-84 loss at home Monday to the Washington Wizards -- the worst road team in the NBA. nike air max thea mujer baratas .J. - Thierry Henry scored his MLS-leading ninth goal in the seventh minute, then went down with a right hamstring injury 15 minutes later in the New York Red Bulls 1-0 victory over the New England Revolution on Saturday. nike air max 90 essential mujer baratas . Ronaldo, returning to the Santiago Bernabeu for the first time since saying he felt "sad" at the club, scored with a dipping shot that slipped past goalkeeper Joe Hart as Madrid showed the grit and determination that coach Jose Mourinho had said was missing from the team to start the season.SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Even when they come out flat, the San Jose Sharks are somehow finding ways to win these days. The Colorado Avalanche cant seem to end up on the winning side even on nights they play well. Antti Niemi was perfect in the shootout just hours after getting a contract extension, and Ryane Clowe scored the only goal of the tiebreaker to give the surging San Jose Sharks a 2-1 victory over the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday night. "It wasnt pretty, it was a greasy win," Clowe said. "It was nice to get the win, but it wasnt our best game by any means." The Sharks were blanked for more than 57 minutes by a team that had won just once since Jan. 24 before Joe Thornton tied it with 2:58 remaining in regulation. Clowe then won it in the shootout, giving San Jose its seventh straight win and 16th in 19 games. Niemi made 18 saves to cap a day that began with him signing a US$15.2-million, four-year extension. Erik Johnson scored a power-play goal and Brian Elliott made 34 saves in his third game for Colorado since being acquired in a trade from Ottawa late last month for Craig Anderson. But the Avalanche were unable to close it out and lost for the 14th time in 15 games. "The hockey gods just arent with us right now," centre Matt Duchene said. "Its frustrating. Its almost laughable at this point. We work that hard, we play that well, with a team with that much offence, with so many guys having great seasons, we hold them to no goals with four minutes left and they find some way to score. Its pretty frustrating." Clowe opened the shootout by firing a forehand past Elliott. This marked the second consecutive game in which Clowe scored the deciding goal in a shootout and the second straight time he did it with his forehand instead of his usual shootout move to the backhand. "I was thinking of probably going backhand," Clowe said. "I looked up and saw he might have been leaning a little bit to the glove side so I decided to go low blocker. Thats always a tough save for the goalie anyway." Niemi stopped Milan Hejduk after Clowes goal and then Duchene hit the post and David Jones shot wide for the Avalanche, who had won their previous three shootouts this season. Colorado has scored two goals or fewer in 11 of its last 15 games and managed few good scoring chances against Niemi with justt 19 shots.dddddddddddd "Of course its frustrating," coach Joe Sacco said. "Youre playing one of the better teams in the conference. You shut them down for the majority of the game. They still had some good chances, their goaltender made some good saves, but at the end of the day we didnt get the job done." The Avalanche broke up a scoreless game with a power-play goal early in the third. With Niclas Wallin in the penalty box for holding, Johnson stopped a clearing attempt by Jason Demers at the blue line. Johnson beat Niemi with a high wrist shot for his seventh goal just 78 seconds into the period. The Sharks were unable to tie it on a power play of their own minutes later -- their fourth failed chance with the man advantage -- and then Joe Pavelski was robbed by the crossbar on a hard shot from the slot midway through the third that got the fans excited but was immediately waved off by the referee. San Jose finally got the equalizer when Thornton made a nifty deflection at the side of the net of a point shot by Demers late in regulation. "We challenged our big guys between periods that they have to step up a little bit and lead," coach Todd McLellan said. "Jumbo ended up getting the tying goal. It took that long. We told them the rule-maker allows us 60 minutes to find one at least. We used almost the full 60. It was nice to see them step up." The game got off to a sluggish start, with each team having only one shot on goal in the first 10-plus minutes of the opening period. Both teams killed off a penalty in the second half of the period, with Elliott making the toughest saves on a point shot by Pavelski followed by the rebound by Demers. There were only a few more chances in the second period but still no goals. Devin Setoguchi was robbed alone in close by Elliott early in the period. Niemi made a tough sliding stop against Kevin Porter, who was all alone at the side of the goal midway through the second. NOTES: Colorado had allowed a power-play goal in eight straight games before stopping San Jose on all four chances. The Sharks came into the game with the NHLs third-best power play. ... The Sharks were undermanned after placing F Scott Nichol and D Kent Huskins on IR before the game with upper-body injuries. Defenceman Dan Boyle and F Ben Eager also sat with upper-body injuries. cheap nfl jerseys cheap soccer jerseys ' ' '
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