Monthly Archives: July 2011

How’s my night going? Let’s see…between 6 PM and 6:30 I got sucker-punched twice by the sports world, between the Nmandi Asomugha fiasco with him spurning the Jets (and Cowboys) for the Eagles at the last second after a three-day … Continue reading →

Since last offseason, Devils winger Brian Rolston has been rumored to be on the move and from mid-December on (when he got waived twice), nobody was more aware than Rolston himself that there was hard truth to the rumors. Particularly … Continue reading →

With d-day now less than a week away for the Devils to avoid next Wednesday morning’s arbitration hearing with star winger Zach Parise, not only is the urgency there for both sides to get a deal done, but there really … Continue reading →

Ryan Callahan and the Rangers avoided arbitration by agreeing on a three-year deal worth a reported $13 million. The breakdown hasn’t been posted yet but it’ll cost the club an average of $4.33 million per season. A shade higher than … Continue reading →

For once, Sabre fans have plenty to get excited about. With new owner Terry Pegula’s committment to winning at all costs, he’s made it clear what the organization’s goal is. Bring Lord Stanley to Buffalo. With our resident Sabre lurker … Continue reading →

When summer began, Glen Sather had his work cut out, needing to not only fill the No.1 center need with landing Brad Richards AKA Richy Rich, but our much maligned GM also knew he had to get some vital pieces … Continue reading →

It looks like someone else’s fans will get to enjoy Vinny Prospal’s awesome goal celebrations. After spending two years on Broadway, the 36 year-old crafty veteran forward signed with the Blue Jackets this afternoon for a year, $1.75 million. “Vinny … Continue reading →

Yesterday, we lost a great voice. Sure. Doc Emrick’s not going away permanently as we’ll still be able to catch the legendary play-by-play man exclusively on NBC and Versus. Home of hockey and Lord Stanley. Thankfully, he’ll still grace our … Continue reading →

Sometimes, wishes do come true. On what’s turned into a bittersweet day with the departure of legendary Devils’ broadcaster Mike “Doc” Emrick, at least the Rangers and Brandon Dubinsky brought some happier news to one side of the Hudson rivalry- … Continue reading →

In sports we always get hit with the reality that our favorite players and legends will one day be gone – Scott Stevens, Martin Brodeur soon, Patrik Elias down the line…but in some ways it’s harder for me to cope … Continue reading →