Monthly Archives: February 2010

So, I was Tweeting lots over on the Twitter and came across this interesting take from Hendricks Hockey on one Calgary Flames, whose struggles even after the Phaneuf/Jokinen deals continue. Tonight, they properly had a goal reversed, falling at home … Continue reading →

In a move to bolster their playoff push, the Montreal Canadiens have acquired center Dominic Moore from the Panthers in exchange for a 2011 second round pick. Remember when he was good here centering the HMO line in ’05-06? Since … Continue reading →

The news we’ve been waiting for is finally here. Earlier today, the Rangers put Donald Brashear on waivers. He of the one assist, minus-nine and 73 penalty minutes in 36 contests. Amazing to think Huggy Bear got two years averaging … Continue reading →

Even the Thundersnow that blanketed the metro area with over a foot of the white stuff couldn’t prevent the Rangers from doing what they do best. Finding a way to annoy their loyal fans (13,128) who braved the crazy wintry … Continue reading →

Can I just not talk about this game and yet another blown two-goal lead tonight? Personally I’d rather break down the particulars of the biggest snowstorm in the history of Western Civilization. Or at least the biggest in the state … Continue reading →

The New Jersey Devils are having a Snow Day Photo Contest. All you have to do is play in the snow and make a submission to be entered for a chance to win a free autographed puck signed by one … Continue reading →

  The snow has already been falling here for a few hours. Today’s predicted blizzard could dump over a foot of the white stuff in the metro area. What that could mean for the Rangers and Devils, who each are … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, the view from the top of the Northeast Division was clear. It was similar to being on a cruise ship for the Buffalo Sabres, wining and dining with the best foods, drinks, and dancing. It was … Continue reading →

Earlier tonight, the rumors that Kari Lehtonen would be coming to Big D finally came to fruition. The Stars acquired the oft-injured Finnish goalie from Atlanta for D prospect Ivan Vishnevskiy and a 2010 fourth round pick. Full credit to … Continue reading →

The Sabres’ woes continued at the hands of bitter rival Boston, who edged them in a shootout prevailing 3-2 at HSBC Arena tonight. David Krejci snapped a 1-1 tie in Round Four to give the B’s their second consecutive win, … Continue reading →