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The first game was held at Mansion Park in Altoona in June of 2001, after members of the Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association approached the Allegheny Mountains Convention & Visitors Bureau to help organize and produce a sister game to the Big 33 Game. The Big 33 Game features the top players in the state against players from Ohio. Unfortunately only 34 players can be selected to represent Pennsylvania, and in a state with a rich football tradition many quality players are left out. Thus, the PSFCA East West All Star Game was conceived giving the honor to play in a statewide, prestigious all star game to 68 more players.

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On Wednesday, July 16th, the Somerset Patriots hosted the 2008 Atlantic League All-Star Game presented by Commerce Bank.

The 2008 Atlantic League All-Star Game consisted of the very best players in the Freedom and Liberty Divisions, as voted on by the fans and those familiar with the Atlantic League, against each other in the traditional exhibition game the day after the Major League All-Star Game.
 
The Atlantic League All-Star Game had several pre-game festivities including the Home Run Derby, an autograph session with all the All-Star players and coaches, live music, and many other activities.

 This year’s Business of Baseball Workshop will be held on December 2nd, 2007, in Nashville, TN at the Gaylord Opryland Resort. The Workshop is held the day before the start of PBEO’s 14th annual Job Fair at the Baseball Winter Meetings.

Benefits of attending the day-long Business of Baseball Workshop include:

Learning the ropes of the Job Fair from the Orientation Session
Learn how to get the right job in baseball
Gain the skills to make you more marketable and increase your earning potential
Networking opportunities with baseball executives
Gain career-building ideas from the decision makers
Learn critical interview skills
Advance access to the PBEO Job Fair Posting Room on Sunday Night
AND Get a head start on your competition
Registration for the Workshop is INCLUDED with the cost of the Job Fair. To make the most of your Job Fair experience, be sure to include this day of learning in your travel plans.

Job Fair registration will open at 7:30 am on Sunday, December 2, at the Govoner’s Registration Counter.

Those registered for the Job Fair will be able to access the PBEO Job Posting Room from 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm on Sunday, December 2.

Ed Jovanovski is not at all surprised that the Coyotes, the League’s youngest team, surged into playoff contention over the last month and a half.

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Defenseman Ed Jovanovski, Phoenix’s lone representative at the NHL All-Star Game, told NHL.com that he is not at all surprised that the Coyotes, the League’s youngest team, surged into playoff contention over the last month and a half.

”As a team, once you smell that success it’s sometimes easier to grasp what it takes to be successful,” Jovanovski said. “Having said that I don’t think the critics gave us much of a chance to be successful. (Ilya) Bryzgalov really helped our team stability-wise in net, but everybody has really identified their role and we’re playing real well right now.”

Jovanovski included.

The veteran, set to play in his fifth All-Star Game, has 33 points, including 27 assists, which is second to only captain Shane Doan’s 31 assists. Doan leads the Coyotes with 47 points, but resurgent veterans Radim Vrbata (37 points), Steven Reinprecht (30 points) and defenseman Derek Morris (plus-7) have contributed to the cause.

Rookies Peter Mueller, who played Saturday night’s YoungStars Game, also has 13 goals and 17 assists. Fellow rookie Martin Hanzal has five goals and 20 assists.

– Dan Rosen

Brother, can you spare a goal? — On a weekend when offense is front and center, one of the YoungStars still has yet to score his first NHL goal.

Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Mike Lundin was pleasantly surprised to be among the 16 players invited to take part in the YoungStars contest. But when asked about the best goal he’s scored in his career, Lundin couldn’t think of one.

“I haven’t scored many,” he said. “I don’t have one in the NHL, and I can’t think of any other ones.”

For the record, Lundin did have 13 goals in four seasons at the University of Maine, a seemingly odd choice of colleges for a native of Burnsville, Minn., who was a finalist for Minnesota’s “Mr. Hockey” Award at Apple Valley H.S.

How did a born-and-bred Minnesota kid end up playing at Maine, which doesn’t have a Minnesota native on this season’s roster?

“I flew under the radar,” he said. “I wasn’t a big recruit. Not many schools wanted a kid from Apple Valley High School. The Minnesota schools wanted me to go play in the USHL. Maine wanted me to play the next year, and it’s tough to turn down a school like Maine. They do a good job of getting guys ready for the next level.”

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