Monthly Archives: January 2007

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 →

They’re close to dropping the puck out in The Swamp where the Rangers and Devils will meet for the second consecutive time out there. For some inexplicable reason known only to the moronic NHL powers to be who continue to … Continue reading →

(27-14-4, 58PTS, (23-19-4, 50 PTS, 1st Atlantic, 2nd East) 2nd Atlantic, 7th East)7:30 PMThe SwampTV: FSN NY (Devils Broadcast), MSG (Rangers Broadcast)Radio: WFAN AM 660 (Devils Broadcast), ESPN AM 1050 (Rangers Broadcast) Last We Met:Rags dumped the Devs in Extra … Continue reading →

They lost a tough one to the Lightning on home ice 4-3 before a near capacity crowd in a rare noon start on Martin Luther King Day. For Ted Nolan’s Islanders, it was a missed opportunity against a club they’ve … Continue reading →

Isles go down 4-3 against Tampa, boy they cannot catch a break against the Bolts. Lecavalier the winner. Marco Sturm wins it for the Bruins in a shootout over Buffalo. Dallas-LA at 4. No TV outlet for Phoenix-St. Louis at … Continue reading →

After a slide of several weeks, the Isles have now earned 5 out of a possible 6 points. I thought they were asleep through the first 1/2 of the Boston game before awakening – they were lucky to come out … Continue reading →

Here’s Dave Strader and Brian Hayward’s recap from MSG: http://video.nbcsports.com/player/?id=55961 New Post

Anyway, NBC did a pretty good job. The only blunder was really the Rags-Bruins HD Feed which, while better than the FSN HD feeds – where the sound fades in and out – just had terrible sound in the first … Continue reading →

If you saw it from my vantagepoint, he was. More of a comment on how lackluster NJ was though. It was Lehtonen, Brylin, Gomer at 3, 2, 1. New Post