Monthly Archives: April 2013

The circumstances are pretty extreme in Boston. The bombing suspects struck again last night. After robbing a 7-Eleven in Cambridge they killed police officer Sean Collier at MIT. Then carjacked a Mercedes and set off two bombs in Watertown. There … Continue reading →

With five big games last night, results held to form pretty much with only the surging Isles winning on the road – and in come-from-behind fashion at that – beating the Leafs 5-3 after falling behind 2-0 early in the … Continue reading →

Copyright Getty Images/by Mary Altaffer When Steven McDonald visits The Garden to hand out the Extra Effort Award to the Ranger who goes above and beyond the call of duty, it reminds us how lucky we are. On a special … Continue reading →

Normally, I don’t post anything prior to the game. But after seeing tonight’s lines, I’ve decided that Tort is approaching Renney territory. With Brian Boyle out with a leg injury, the Rangers recalled Chris Kreider again. Why? So he can be … Continue reading →

With Pittsburgh clinching the #1 seed in all but name, at least one of the eight playoff pieces in the East is pretty much locked in with the Pens a game or two away from clinching home-ice.  The Northeast now … Continue reading →

The Blue Jackets celebrate a big win.Copyright Getty Images/by Chris Carlson Somewhere in the Pacific, a band of former Blueshirts helped their team to a big win over a formidable Western contender. Fedor Tyutin’s overtime winner lifted the Blue Jackets … Continue reading →

I wasn’t a happy camper following last night’s disappointment to the Cheesesteaks. Here’s my take on the game.

In my Vlog last night on YouTube, I discuss why I’m looking forward to next year’s Outdoor Hockey Polooza.

There are few better than Red Wings center Pavel Datsyuk.Copyright Getty Images When one watches Pavel Datsyuk skate on the ice, it’s like watching a magician trick the opposition into submission. The 34-year old Russian dynamo has made a career … Continue reading →

Copyright Getty Images/by H. Rumph Jr. It’s the worst case scenario. A game they needed and the Rangers lacked the edge necessary against a hated rival. The Flyers aren’t making the playoffs. You wouldn’t have known it by how hard … Continue reading →