Monthly Archives: January 2011

Figures, doesn’t it? Right after we bury out of one week’s worth of snow, another big storm’s on the way tomorrow. I’m looking forward to the Devils’ return for the final 33 games of the season in spite of our … Continue reading →

In Inspector Gadget, Dr. Claw was the evil character who he took on and outwitted in the entertaining cartoon when kids could be kids. These days with what passes for TV during the afternoon, there are no Claws trying to ruin … Continue reading →

Over the weekend, the Islanders put in a claim on free agent goaltender Evgeni Nabokov, who had signed for the rest of the season with the Red Wings. Obviously looking to cash in and win a Cup after a failed … Continue reading →

Meet the walking wounded. Or in the Rangers’ case, the skaters who are piling up on the IR. Injuries are part of sports. The Pens are dealing with life without the game’s top player Sidney Crosby and finding out it … Continue reading →

Courtesy of the MSG broadcast…see how many mistakes you can find in this one screenshot! New Post

If the circumstances favored us on Thursday when the Devils shut out a Pens team without Sidney Crosby or Evgeni Malkin, we had things up against us today. Facing our nemesis in Philly (who’d taken three of four from us … Continue reading →

If you were playing the lotto, the winning numbers were 43. Well, at least a successful pair that worked its magic for the Marian Gaborik and the Rangers in a game of 7up over a bad Leaf team last night … Continue reading →

When it rains, it pours literally. How else to explain Brandon Dubinsky going down at the most important stretch? A day after Larry Brooks wrote a suggestive piece advocating returning our leading scorer to center to boost slumping Marian Gaborik, … Continue reading →

Not much has gone right for the Sabres. A season disappointment that’s included injuries to top stars Ryan Miller, Derek Roy, Tim Connolly and Jason Pominville hasn’t helped Lindy Ruff’s club. However, last night a couple of those now healthier … Continue reading →

For most of the season, the Rangers have overachieved courtesy of hard work and determination- willing themselves to big wins such as the Pens and Canucks. That kind of yeoman effort is what Garden Faithful have come to expect from … Continue reading →