Monthly Archives: October 2010

Crisis in Newark after nine days?!

Well evidently I picked a good night to skip going to a Devils game, since they got humiliated 4-1 by the Bruins to drop to 1-4-1, and except for a few players didn’t look like they could be bothered to … Continue reading

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The home opener from Hell

A day has passed from yesterday’s Ranger home opener. As much as I’m not feeling well with perhaps what happened in the game partially why along with a lot of other fun stuff I did, I’m still trying to digest … Continue reading

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Devils’ offensive woes continue

Maybe I shouldn’t be as annoyed about last night’s 3-2 home loss to Colorado as I am…after all, the Devils dominated in terms of shots (43-22) and scoring chances. Plus, our bevy of rookies led by defensemen Matt Taormina, Matthew … Continue reading

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Preview: Rangers home opener tonight

We’re a week into the new season. For the Rangers, they finally play their home opener tonight against the hot Maple Leafs who haven’t lost yet. It’s only Game No.3 for John Tortorella’s club. The usual for a team that … Continue reading

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Hey Lou, can you fit me under the cap now?

After an unplanned and elongated absence, I am ready to make my return at last! Between computer issues caused by a phone line that was out of whack for almost two weeks and a family vacation to New Hampshire for … Continue reading

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Kovalchuk OT winner earns Brodeur 111th shutout, MacLean 1st win

It wasn’t pretty but the Devils will take it. Ilya Kovalchuk’s first goal of the season 53 seconds into overtime made a winner of new coach John MacLean. His first win behind the bench. Martin Brodeur stopped all 24 shots … Continue reading

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Alexei Cherepanov Two Year Anniversary

Two years ago today, the hockey world lost talented Russian teenager Alexei Cherepanov. The electrifying right wing who the Rangers selected 17th overall in 2007 was only 19 when he collapsed on the bench next to Avangard Omsk teammate Jaromir … Continue reading

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Miller speaks out on Hjalmarsson hit that drew two-game ban

It was a busy Tuesday for the NHL. Not only did they take thrifty action against James Wisniewski but also banned Chicago defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson two games as well for this dangerous hit on Sabre right wing Jason Pominville that … Continue reading

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Wisniewski suspended two games for bush league move

Yesterday, the NHL came down on Islander defenseman James Wisniewski for his bush league move during their 6-4 win over the Rangers on Columbus Day. He was suspended two games for a silly post-whistle stunt which wasn’t appropriate. Especially with … Continue reading

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Martin, Pens hold off shorthanded Devils

Even the Devils’ favorite opponent wasn’t the elixir for their inauspicious start. Perhaps facing former teammate Paul Martin had something to do with it in yesterday’s 3-1 loss at The Rock. He was predictably booed by fans that attended the … Continue reading

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