Safari 5.1.10 for snow leopard not opening web page

The last few days Safari will not open the following web page "//canucks.nhl.com" it gets stuck on loading 27/102 items. A forced quit is rehired.
I have reset Safari, repaired disk permissions, and still no result. I have 3 Safari extensions, 1Password, AdBlock, Print Plus. I disabled them and no change.
Google Chrome opens this page with no problems.
Fire fox opens the page but reports an unresponsive script, clicking on stop script opens the page. The Script: http://www.nhl.com/nhl/js/_jslib-plugins.min.js?v=6.37:6
Thanks in advance
Regards

Today, for no apparant reason the web pages from the site now load with Safai.
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