Monthly Archives: January 2007

Okay. So I can imagine Steve either doesn’t feel like posting about how in the world the Devils lost at Florida or maybe he’s out partying again. Get your groove on kid! I’m not going to bother with too many … Continue reading →

How often can you say that the fourth line was the difference in a Ranger victory this season? Exactly. Crazy as it might sound, that’s exactly what took place in Cheesesteak town this afternoon as the Blueshirts edged NHL Siberia … Continue reading →

The Devils take on the enigmatic Florida Panthers tonight after that 2-0 win over the Lightning, didn’t see much because of a party. I apologize Derek, I know we hockey nerds aren’t supposed to have lives ;-). I say the … Continue reading →

Well, it didn’t take long for the Devils to continue their recent hot play. I believe they were something like 9-1-2 in their last 12 entering the All Star break. Predictably, that trend continued as they shutout the Lightning in … Continue reading →

As the league restarts tonight after almost a week off to celebrate the 55th All Star Game in Dallas, one of Versus’ novel ideas which made the game fun to watch was their interactive goalie mic. As I noted the … Continue reading →

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Last night’s show featured myself along with cohost Gary Harding and a “special guest” who’s become a familiar lightning rod on our show. Can anyone say violins? In all seriousness, it was a good show in which we brokedown the … Continue reading →

This’ll be a report on ONLY players who’ve appeared in 15 or more games. Sorry, Clemmy and Dan LaCouture. 1. Martin Brodeur (G)THE STATS: 46 GP, 29-13-4, 2.01 GAA, .928 Save Pct., 8 ShutoutsTHE FACTS: An absolute renissance season for … Continue reading →

It was kind of predictable that the 55th NHL All Star Game was a wide open shootout with no defense to be found. It was during our NY Hockey Report show that I laughed at how Montreal defenseman Sheldon Souray … Continue reading →

We’re about 10 minutes away from the festivities in Dallas at American Airlines Center. The 55th NHL All Star Game promises to be exciting and will feature some of the game’s brightest young stars including Cold FX recipient and league-leading … Continue reading →