Daily Archives: January 17, 2007

I just want to say I put a lot of time and effort into this. So I hope it’s read in its entirety and the message is made clear: Steve, I honestly don’t know what to say about what you … Continue reading →

They might not have gotten anything done last night in East Rutherford. But off the ice was another matter altogether. Today, Rangers Team President and GM Glen Sather announced that the club had re-signed forward Martin Straka to a one-year … Continue reading →

Apparently people read us. NJDevs has picked up your scent and they are smelling blood Derek. It would be so counterproductive for the NHL to love the Devils, that is easily – and my respect for you as a writer … Continue reading →

I was looking at the three stars as selected by the writers who covered last night’s Devil 1-0 shutout of the Rangers and noticed an omission. Henrik Lundqvist definitely deserved a star. If not for his goaltending, it wouldn’t have … Continue reading →

Now that the Atlantic division is already over after freaking 46 god damn games, it’s time to turn our attention to my hockey show tomorrow night. The NY Hockey Report will air its third show of the year at our … Continue reading →

Boy wonder. Read my post below because it explains why your damn team is so infuriating to watch. I could’ve taken a nap and not missed anything after the first period. New Post

Enough of the system, we had just as much trouble with your guys. The Rangers trap just as much as the Devils. Point is that New Jersey got the points, and New York didn’t. No one complained about Detroit’s “system” … Continue reading →

That sums it up. Steve will log on later and go ga ga over Brodeur’s “one big save” in the third on Straka. But let’s be honest about that chance. He directed it right into him. Did the Rangers get … Continue reading →

This might be one of the most dull games ever. There is nothing going on. And why? Why do you think? It has to do with the damn Devils and their vaunted system which the Rangers have no clue how … Continue reading →