Here are your Weekend Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media.

• R.J. Umberger said that Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury has "probably the most confidence" he's seen in him "from the AHL until now." Can the Philadelphia Flyers figure out a way to rattle him like they turned Carey Price into a festering pool of JELL-O in the previous series? Or can that only happen inside the friendly confines of the Wachovia Center? In other news, please shave, Sidney. You look like the singer in the boy band that's supposed to be from "the streets." [Philly.com]

• Looking at the animosity between John Stevens and Michel Therrien from back in their AHL days. [Canadian Press]

• Guessing the suspension for Mike Ribeiro after his two-handed slash on Chris Osgood of the Detroit Red Wings. Since the NHL has what appears to be a 10-to-1 ratio of regular season suspended-games to postseason suspended-games, this should be a one-gamer. Then again, Waiting for Stanley believes he shouldn't even receive any suspension at all because Osgood goaded him into it: "Be a man and own up to the stick job you put on Ribeiro! Gutless puke."

• Is Patrick Roy the next coach of the Colorado Avalanche? Better question: Will his son be hired as either a goalie fight coordinator or to rap the team's official theme song? [Avs Talk]

• Buffalo Sabres managing partner Larry Quinn has made it clear that the team won't be sold to anybody who might relocate the franchise. But it's not exactly up to the owners; if the NHL wants hockey in Buffalo, it'll stay in Buffalo. [The Buffalo News]

• Larry Brooks believes it's time for the New York Rangers to stop playing hardball and get serious about re-signing Sean Avery. Because it's going to be very difficult for him to get time off from Vogue for salary negotiations this summer. [NY Post]

• Jacques Lemaire says he'll return to coach the Minnesota Wild next season, and admits something rather interesting: Some of his players completely tuned him out during a rough spot back in February. [Twincities.com]

• Going to Disney World and discovering the obvious: That the Stanley Cup Finals are dead to Orlando. [Wild Puck Banter]

• Finally, the Flyers could turn to Steve Downie tonight, Max Talbot is back for the Penguins, and Flyers Goal Scored By offers a rather funny look at the top only five commercials on Versus.

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