Originally Posted by
inkista
Let me stop you right there.
7D. Get the 7D. The 5Dii is a wonderful camera (I have one), but a fast-action shooter with a killer autofocus system it is not. It only does 4fp, and the 9-pt autofocus sytem is seriously outdated. Hence the cheers for the 5DMkIII. The 5Dii is killer for studio work or landscapes, but fast action shooting is its weak spot. I kept my 50D for shooting birds-in-flight when I got the 5Dii.
You want the 7D, particularly for the sports, and especially the hockey. And you may have to rethink and downgrade to a 60D to afford the glass you're going to want. Because indoor sports is the singularly most demanding subject on lenses you can possibly shoot, since you're going to need reach and speed (both in terms of a wide max. aperture, AND in autofocus locking) in combination. Either one tends to cost. In combination, the cost can be astronomical. The lenses you're liable to be looking at are lenses like the EF 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM II, which can cost a couple thousand all by itself.