Monthly Archives: February 2013

It feels like forever since the Rangers played. That’s the hectic schedule effect. If your team goes more than 48 hours without a game, it’s an eternity. Finally, that changes when the Bolts visit MSG tonight. The Blueshirts squared their record … Continue reading →

Devils rookie Stefan Matteau tallied his first NHL goal in yesterday’s 3-1 win over the Penguins in Newark. The exciting moment took place late in the second period off a faceoff he helped win. Travis Zajac lost the draw but … Continue reading →

During last night’s Leafs/Canadiens game, there was an incident between Mikhail Grabovski and Max Pacioretty. Grabovski allegedly bit Pacioretty during this scrum. He’ll have a hearing later today. The question is did he really bite Pacioretty. The evidence is inconclusive. … Continue reading →

Thanks to Twitter follower Saltydawg for this. Today was Hockey Day In Canada. During the madness that ensued between the Maple Leafs and Canadiens, Hockey Night In Canada supplied us with a little comic relief. A Russian referee stood up … Continue reading →

In the Rangers 4-1 win over the Islanders, MSG reporter John Giannone was accidentally struck by a Marc Staal pass in between the benches. The incident took place near the end of the second period. Giannone caught the puck from … Continue reading →

In all the years I’ve seen him, Martin Brodeur has never looked better than today. As a rival fan who loves to hate on Marty as much as anyone, let’s be honest. Few goalies are playing better than him since … Continue reading →

For the better part of a week, I’ve been looking forward to Penguins-Devils tomorrow afternoon.  Not only is it the front end of a home-and-home that will determine who will be in first place by the end of the weekend, … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s 4-2 win over Tampa Bay gave the Devils their third straight win and a nice 6-1-3 start to the first ten game block of the season.  It was a team effort all around, with Martin Brodeur only having to … Continue reading →

Ranger rookie J.T. Miller shows off the puck from his first NHL goal. I was discussing the Rangers with Dad and we got around to the topic of the Draft. How do they stack up? Since Glen Sather took over, … Continue reading →

Lost in all the post-lockout chaos are nights like tonight. History was made on February 7, 1976 when Leafs’ captain Darryl Sittler set a record with 10 points against the Bruins. He scored six goals and four assists for Toronto at … Continue reading →