Monthly Archives: March 2007

So much for Steve’s prediction. Boy wonder, maybe you should give that up. It doesn’t seem to work lately. Just busting ya. Apparently, the Devils decided not to show up for their home game tonight against the Bruins. Boston got … Continue reading →

7PM on FSN & inHD and WFAN and the whole schmere. Did anyone else not receive an HD feed for Pens-Flyers today? E-mail me, maybe we can figure out what happened. Hopefully, we beat at least Arena Football and maybe … Continue reading →

A little history was made at Mellon Arena today when the Penguins swept the archrival Flyers for the first time in the Battle of Pennsylvania over a season. That’s correct. Pittsburgh won all eight meetings against Philadelphia. However, it wasn’t … Continue reading →

Erik Johnson and TJ Oshie, who are not far off either. Anyway, I’d like to pose this question. Where the Forsberg did Florida come from? Now we gotta go all the way up to #3. Really, to be honest, Jersey … Continue reading →

Is John Davidson the best national TV analyst ever? His work in Game 7 of last year’s finals showed it. I will say that it didn’t seem as if his heart was in it during some of his OLN or … Continue reading →

Justice was served today by the NHL. After his late hit knocked out Toronto defenseman Tomas Kaberle, who left on a stretcher, Devils’ antagonist Cam Janssen was given a three-game suspension by the league today. It was an interesting decision … Continue reading →

Being at MSG for today’s reunion with JD was nice. That really was the only reason I went. I didn’t really care about the end result because you already know what I think about this team’s chances. So let’s first … Continue reading →

Good comeback from the Rags today, taking it in the skills comp. 3-2. Solid team effort on JD day. JD’s hair is so freakin’ gray lol! He stopped dying it now that he doesn’t have to be on TV anymore. … Continue reading →

It has been a very busy week for the Isles, basically stealing the show on trade deadline day at the eleventh hour. But did the Islanders do the right thing by giving up Nilsson, O’Marra, and a 1st round pick … Continue reading →

From watching various replays courtesy of YouTube, Janssen caught Kaberle a couple of seconds after he released the puck. I’m going to correct something I previously concluded from one replay. He didn’t leave his feet. But it was pretty close. … Continue reading →