Daily Archives: February 17, 2007

Well, not really. Steve already displayed the impact of that awful collision between Knuble and Shanahan which has hockey fans worried about the 600 goal member. That pic sadly is actually a better one than the one I’m about to … Continue reading →

U2 had the hit song “Sunday Bloody Sunday.” For the Blueshirts, this might go down as Saturday Bloody Saturday. They took it on the chin in a costly 5-3 home defeat to the Flyers. Still out of the playoffs with … Continue reading →

That Shanahan-Knuble collision was something. I hope Shanny’s OK: Devils-Isles tonight at 7 on FSN and MSG. The Devils have to come out looking like they want it. They haven’t had a good start since the Tampa game, and that … Continue reading →

Rangers flat as a pancake against the Flyers and down 3-1 after two. They’ve got nobody to blame but themselves for this one. Todd Fedoruk took several undisciplined penalties in the first in an attempt to injure players but the … Continue reading →

If you know it, then you know Alexander Korolyuk went from San Jose to New Jersey along with Jim Fahey before last season to take retired defenseman Vladimir Malakhov’s salary. Basically meaning that Sharks’ GM Doug Wilson did Lou Lamoriello … Continue reading →

Here’s three Ranger-centric interviews on WFAN, the radio home of your New Jersey Devils: Brett Hull (With Russo):http://www.wfan.com/topic/play_window.php?audioType=Episode&audioId=365105 Shanny (With Mike and Russo)http://www.wfan.com/topic/play_window.php?audioType=Episode&audioId=365920 Tom Renney (With Joe and Evan):http://www.wfan.com/topic/play_window.php?audioType=Episode&audioId=365814 New Post

Courtesy of The NHL Today: THEY SAID IT“It’s hard to believe. It’s like a big energy boost for the whole team. He’s a world-class player, one of the best in the league, and I can’t wait to play with him.” … Continue reading →

The Devils fell 5-4 to the Pens in the much anticipated showdown at The Swamp. Even though they fell behind by three after one and were without Brian Gionta (groin) and Colin White (upper body), the Atlantic division leaders fought … Continue reading →