Four teams will appear on Sunday

It is reported that four NHL teams will hit the ice on Sunday with one game from each conference. The action begins at 5, when the Atlanta Thrashers host the Tampa Bay Lightning at Philips Arena. It's the second of back-to-back games for both teams and the Thrashers lost at home to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday.

At 10 p.m. the Vancouver Canucks host the Chicago Blackhawks in Western Conference semifinal. Chicago, which crushed the Calgary Flames on Thursday and the Oilers in Edmonton on Saturday, is going for a sweep in the Western Canada. Put on your favourite NHL jersey and support your favourite team!

Phillies add three players to the roster

It is reported that the Phillies selected center fielder Quintin Berry, left-hander Yohan Flande and right-hander Jesus Sanchez and add them to the 40-man roster. Now the team has 30 players. This movement can ensure that Berry, Flande and Sanchez won't be picked up by another team during December's Rule 5 Draft.

Berry was the fifth-round Draft pick in 2006 in four Minor League seasons and has 173 stolen bases in phillies jersey. Flande split the season between Class A Clearwater and Reading. Sanchez was acquired from the Yankees in exchange of Bobby Abreu to New York in 2006.

Dodgers is busy doing research into free-agent list

According to the report, the National League West champions have to focus on starting pitching when open bidding on free agents begins on Friday. After leading the league last season and tying for second in starters' ERA, the Dodgers could lose at least three members of their season and free agents Randy Wolf, Vicente Padilla and Jon Garland.

Los Angeles Dodgers should be able to achieve a starter or two in the free-agent market. The team already have been linked to John Smoltz, who has won 213 games in the dodgers jersey in his lifetime. The Dodgers also have a vacancy at second base, and they don't decide to retain free agent Orlando Hudson. Mark DeRosa, Placido Polanco and Felipe Lopez are among the free-agent list that the dodgers could be considering.

Crosby carries Olympic torch in Nova Scotia

Yesterday thousands of people got together in a downtown street in Halifax to watch Pittsburgh Penguins captain and Nova Scotia native Sidney Crosby carry the Olympic torch. Crosby wore an official torchbearer's uniform (not pittsburgh penguins jersey), which features a green-and-blue Vancouver Olympics logo on one side. He ran about 300 yards, carrying the torch in his right hand before passing the torch to snowboarder Sarah Conrad.

Crosby is one of 12,000 torchbearers who will carry the flame across Canada which began in Victoria last month. The relay will reach every Canadian province and territory leading up to the Winter Games in Vancouver in February. He flew to Ottawa for the game against the Senators last night.

Blackhawks continue to sign three super players

According to a report in the Chicago Tribune, the Blackhawks decide to sign Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith to contract extensions. It reports the signings of the forwards are expected in the next few days. Blackhawks are said to be near an agreement with defenseman Duncan Keith, and the team could announce all three signings possibly on Tuesday.

"Our goal like I've said from the beginning is to keep the core of our team together, and they're core players," General Manager Stan Bowman said before the season. "That's the strength and the way you have to do it in the game today. Evaluate your players, determine who the core players are and keep that group together and fill in around them." It is worth for fans putting on chicago blackhawks jerseys jerseys to cheer for these players.

Colorado Avalanche's new third jersey is unveiled

Yesterday the Colorado Avalanche unveiled their new third avalanche jersey officially, which will be worn for the first time on Nov. 14, at that time the Avalanche will host the Vancouver Canucks at Pepsi Center. They will wear the third sweater 12 times throughout the 2009-10 nhl season. The third jersey is designed by the Avalanche, including Kroenke Sports Enterprises Creative Imaging and the NHL and Reebok. The jersey has a blue color scheme with a diagonal "Colorado" type, laces at the neckline and stripes on the sleeves.

The Avalanches will also wear their third jerseys on Nov. 25 in the game against Predators; Dec. 11 vs. Tampa Bay; Dec. 15 vs. Washington; Dec. 22 vs. Anaheim; Jan. 6 vs. the New York Islanders; Jan. 16 vs. New Jersey, etc.

Brookls Orpik is sidelined for two weeks

It is announced on Thursday that Penguins' defenseman Brooks Orpik will be out of the lineup for the next two weeks because of a lower-body injury. "He's got a two-week injury, lower body," head coach Dan Bylsma said. "We were excited that he was doing better than we feared. He's doing well. We got some good news and he'll hopefully be around 14 days." Orpik left the game on Tuesday night in Boston in the first period after falling into the boards and did not come back to the game. Now the Penguins have lost a player in each of their past three games, and four in the last two weeks.

Forward Tyler Kennedy left after team warm-ups at Los Angeles on Nov. 5 and has been out ever since. Then the team lost defenseman Kris Letang after he suffered a shoulder pain on Nov. 7 at San Jose. And only three days later, the team is marching without Orpik. It is regrettable for fans not to see them playing on the ice in the penguins jerseys.

Blackhawks will host Kings on Monday night

Chicago Blackhawks will host the Los Angeles Kings on Monday at 8 p.m., at that time they will attract more vierwers than ever. They're the only action which takes place in the NHL on that evening when 28 of the 30 teams will rest up.
Chicago Blackhawks suffered an eight-round shootout loss in Colorado on Friday, while Los Angeles failed to Nashville Predators Saturday afternoon.

Both teams have been successful over the first five weeks of the season. The Kings ranks second in the Pacific Division, led by the League's leading scorer, Anze Kopitar and the strong goaltending Jonathan Quick. I suggest we put on los angeles kings jerseys and support them, because Blackhawks already have a strong group of supporting fans.

Pena is named director of Latin American operations

A report is comfirmed on Friday, Ramon Pena is hired as their director of Latin American operations. Pena spent the last three seasons overseeing the Mets' Latin American operations as a special assistant to Mets general manager Omar Minaya. Before that, he spent 21 years in the Tigers' scouting ranks, taking charge of their Latin American efforts. He was honored as Detroit's Scout of the Year in 1997. He currently serves as a sports advisor to Dominican president Leonel Fernandez.

"We are extremely fortunate to have someone of Ramon's experience, track record and influence join our organization," Indians assistant general manager John Mirabelli said. "We are excited to add Ramon and feel he could impact our organization in a very positive way." Pena will work directly with Latin American players to help them deliver the cultural transition to the United States.

Modano and Lehtinen are activated by Dallas Stars

The Dallas Stars announced that the club has activated center Mike Modano and right wing Jere Lehtinen from injured list. Modano has missed 13 games due to a rib injury that he suffered in the Stars’ season opener game against the Nashville Predators. So far he has recorded two penalty minutes in one game this season in his dallas stars jersey.Modano is the highest scoring American-born player and holds every major Stars franchise scoring record. He has played in 1,401 career NHL games all with the Stars, collecting 543 goals and 786 assists in 20 seasons.

Lehtinen has missed the last nine games with abdominal injury. He has played in two games for Stars this season, only collecting one assist and four shots. He also missed the first three games of the 2009-10 game with a groin injury.

Capitain Nash will appear on NHL Live!

Columbus Blue Jackets captain Rick Nash will be on NHL Live! today, which is scheduled from noon to 2 p.m. on NHL Network and NHL.com. Nash helped the Blue Jackets earn the franchise's first berth in the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season and is fourth in the League with 20 points in columbus blue jackets jersey. He is also one of several guests who will talk with Rob Simpson and Billy Jaffe.

Other players who will also be on this program are New Jersey Devils forward Brian Rolston, Buffalo Sabres forward Thomas Vanek and USA Today hockey columnist Kevin Allen.

Game 3 was delayed by rain

The start of Game 3 of the World Series was delayed because of rainy in the Philadelphia area, has now been scheduled for 9:15 p.m. Half an hour earlier a steady storm continued to pound Citizens Bank Park, where the Yankees meet the Phillies.

Commissioner Bud Selig went into the umpires' dressing room at 6:55 and conducted a lengthy meeting about the weather that included other baseball officials and. Among the group was Yankees manager Joe Girardi and Brian Cashman. When the two exited the room, Girardi said that he anticipated the game would be played. Jimmie Lee Solomon, baseball's Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations, told Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports that the front is expected to pass through before 9 p.m. ET. At that time, a decision will be made on a start time.

Last year, rain in Philly stopped Games 3 and 5 of a World Series and the Phillies eventually won in five games over the Rays. The start of Game 3 was delayed three hours and Game 5 was suspended in a downpour and was delayed for two days before it was completed. Fans are looking forward to watching World Series games no matter they wear yankees jerseys or phillies jerseys.