The National Hockey Association has named the selections for the 1st, 2nd and rookie All-star lines based on voting from General Managers around the league. The following players have been judged to be the best players from the 2005-2006 season.

1st Line All-Stars
Left Wing - Alex Tanguay (Houston Rockhounds)
Center - Vincent Lecavalier (Toronto Gladiators)
Right Wing - Marian Hossa (North Carolina Eagles)
Defensemen - Scott Niedermayer (Montreal Barracudas), Marek Zidlicky (North Carolina Eagles)
Goaltender - Marty Turco (Montreal Barracudas)

2nd Line All-Stars
Left Wing - Ilya Kovalchuk (St. Paul Knights)
Center - Brendan Morrison (Vancouver Canucks)
Right Wing - Jarome Iginla (Calgary Hitmen)
Defensemen - Sergei Zubov (Hartford Whalers), Sergei Gonchar (Hartford Whalers)
Goaltender - Andrew Raycroft (North Carolina Eagles)

All-Rookie Team
Left Wing - Alexandre Picard (Summerside Storm)
Center - Sidney Crosby (Manhattan Warriors)
Right Wing - Marcel Hossa (Saskatoon Wildcats)
Defensemen - Duncan Keith (Chicago Purple Aces), Tobias Enstrom (Prince George Norsemen)
Goaltender - Vesa Toskala (Columbus Ruff Raiders)

After three seasons of playing in a substandard arena, the Knights have decided to relocate to the city of Portland, Oregon for the start of the 2006-2007 season. Not only will the Knights relocate to this city, but they will have a new look for the upcoming season. Gone is the Knights logo which St. Paul started with and in comes a fresh logo and name for what some would call a complete fresh start. The team will now be known as the Portland Firebirds and will now look to start a quick progression upwards in terms of points, attendance, revenue, etc... The Firebirds certainly have a lot of young talent to build upon with the likes of Paul Stastny, Phil Kessel, Andrew Cogliano, Ilya Kovalchuk, Andrei Markov, Brian Campbell and Josh Harding.

In other news, the Las Vegas Outlaws have decided to scrap the old outdated logo with a fresh new logo which should be a hit with fans of the franchise.

The Las Vegas Outlaws have lost yet another General Manager as Josh Shelton stepped down from the running of the organization late last night. There has been considerable friction between ownership and Shelton, and many rumors were floating about regarding his future with the club. It became official late last night when Shelton finally stepped aside because of apparent philosophical difference on the direction of the club. We tried to get in touch with Team Captain Daniel Alfredson, but he was not available for comment on the matter.

Without question this is a team in need of depth at the minor league level. This past season the Reno Wranglers stuggled on a nightly basis trying to dress enough players for the squad. It would also appear the the next General Manager who takes over the running of the team will be given the task of building a solid minor league base and perhaps even the task of tearing the pro roster down and starting over.

With an eye towards building a strong team that will contend every year in the National Hockey Association, the Trenton Titans have brought in a man who they think has the ability to build the franchise into something very special. The Titans announced today that they have hired Kevin Caya, a young up and coming General Manager from the minor leagues who has a history of building some incredibly strong squads based on talent and grit.

With the NHA entry draft just around the corner, the Titans felt that they needed to have someone in place who could make the moves necessary to shed salary and acquire draft picks before the draft arrives.

It's still unclear if Caya will retain coach Glen Sather or if he will decide the time has come to bring in a different coach with a different philosophy. The two are expected to meet as early as tomorrow.

After a disappointing playoff run, Titans General Manager Arthur Gromko has stepped down from the running of the organization. Gromko cited personal reasons for leaving the organization, but there are those around the league who feel that there was a definite rift between Gromko and ownership.

The organization will start an intensive search for a new General Manager and is hoping to have somone in place before the 2006 entry draft. Regardless of when the Titans hire a new GM, he will most certainly have a difficult task ahead of him as the team has a total of seventeen players who are set to hit the free agent market, not to mention the possibility of a few players ending their careers with retirement. When all is said and done, the league can most certainly expect to see a younger less expierenced team hit the ice for the 2006-2007 season.

Forward Bill Guerin of the Dallas Bulldogs has been awarded the Conn Smyth Trophy for his great play throughout the playoffs. The Conn Smyth Trophy is awarded to the player who is deemed to be the most valuable during the playoffs.

Guerin was without a doubt a huge factor in the Bulldogs run for the Stanley Cup. He managed to score twenty-six points with a league high fourteen goals in twenty-one playoff games. Guerin also had a very impressive plus sixteen rating which was tied for second in the league. Time in and time out, Guerin managed to score those key goals throughout the playoffs and always seemed to be a calming influence for the younger players on the Bulldogs Roster.