Monthly Archives: January 2010

For more than 50 minutes, they’d outplayed the Bruins and were leading by two. Rare in itself. But if you’ve followed this team, you know nothing ever comes easy. So, when a sleepwalking Boston club struck for two in 86 … Continue reading →

Tonight, a hot Bruins team visits MSG where our Rangers can’t win. It would help if they could put the puck in the net. Right, Chris Higgins? Have you ever seen a guy work as hard and have worse luck … Continue reading →

Maybe someone forgot to tell Team USA that they were supposed to roll over at the sight of a more experienced Swedish team that was expected to challenge Canada for the gold. Playing for a second consecutive day against a … Continue reading →

At the top of the hour, we’ll be keeping an eye on the 2010 WJC second semifinal between Team USA and Sweden with the winner playing five-time defending champion Canada for all the marbles. Not surprisingly, the Canadians were too … Continue reading →

Last night, the Blues first game under interim coach Davis Payne didn’t go accordingly. The mighty Blackhawks had something to do with it, doubling them up on the scoreboard (6-3) and also responding to physicality as this ferocious hit by … Continue reading →

I haven’t forgotten ya. Will try to get the interview up sometime later. Thanks again to Andrew for agreeing to answer some of my long winded questions about hockey and the Czech. I’m sorry for the delay. It was a … Continue reading →

Much was made in the pregame of coach Jacques Lemaire‘s return to Minnesota after he coached the Wild for the previous nine seasons, the only coach in franchise history. Lemaire got a nice pregame tribute on the jumbotron from what … Continue reading →

In a game I didn’t care enough to bother with, the Rangers lost to the Canes 2-1 in overtime. The identical score they managed to win by on New Year’s Eve in Raleigh. What does it prove that our hapless … Continue reading →

As part of the Winter Classic, Team USA was also announced at Fenway with each kid wearing our colors along with the player’s number. Cool stuff. Here’s the official roster: Goalies Ryan Miller Tim ThomasJonathan Quick D Brian Rafalski Paul … Continue reading →

The 3rd Annual NHL Winter Classic did not disappoint at prestigious Fenway Park. In a battle of old rivals, the Boston Bruins rallied back to defeat the Philadelphia Flyers 2-1 before nearly 40,000 screaming fans at the great ballpark on … Continue reading →