Monthly Archives: March 2010

Today’s a special day for the hockey community. Legend Gordie Howe turns 82. Known better to us as Mr. Hockey, Howe personified what the game was about bringing passion to every shift. I’ve heard the stories about how tough he was from Dad when hockey was … Continue reading →

If tonight wasn’t a microcosm of what’s been a trying season, I don’t know what is. The good news is the Rangers won to keep their faint playoff hopes alive. The bad is that neither the Devils nor Leafs cooperated. … Continue reading →

Suddenly, home-ice isn’t so friendly to the Devils anymore as their 1-0 loss in the dying seconds of OT at the Rock against Boston was the third in their last four home games, though they did get the bonus point … Continue reading →

Apparently, the New York Rangers forgot to set the alarm clock. I warned that the Islanders would be hell bent on exacting revenge for last week’s no-show. They’ve not even bothered to show. It’s 2-0 thus far with undisciplined play- … Continue reading →

Well, after a few days away, I’m finally back from the dead. Like the classic House Of Pain ’94 tune, no pun intended. It’s nice to have a funtioning computer again, even if it is psycho. Haha. One of these … Continue reading →

After a first half of the season where the Devils were remarkably consistent, the story since New Year’s has pretty much been the same – win one, lose one, win one, lose two…the inconsistency is just mind-boggling. I would say … Continue reading →

Okay so I was slightly premature the other night and the Devils’ OT loss against the Rangers wasn’t quite enough for them to clinch a playoff berth, but they turned the trick tonight with a hard-fought 4-2 win in Montreal … Continue reading →

If you have sunny-side view of things as a Devils fan, after last night you’ll point out that we’re back in first place, that the Devils were the better team last night and could easily have put five or six … Continue reading →

After the Devils’ latest frustrating loss to a non-playoff team on Saturday night came a mini-contreversy when Zach Parise criticized the fans for booing a power play that has been struggling for months. A cynic might say that actually did … Continue reading →

As most of you know by now considering all the Garden propaganda that naturally focuses on anything else but tomorrow’s meaningless showdown between the Islanders and Rangers, Wednesday March 24 is the first ever 3D televised hockey game. With nothing … Continue reading →