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We’re going to cover a few topics. The first is a follow-up to frustrated leading finisher Brendan Shanahan, who voiced his displeasure over the lack of respect team captain Jaromir Jagr gets. Here is what the 38 year-old future Hall … Continue reading →

Last nite’s show featured five of us by the end as Gary, Patrick, special guest Ron, Joe and myself all were on discussing Martin Brodeur’s shutouts and why it’s virtually impossible to compare how many he’ll get to break Sawchuk’s … Continue reading →

This guy has to be the worst defenseman to ever play for the Rangers. How was his latest performance? Let’s see: A.Roughly a minute after the Rangers got the lead on Brendan Shanahan’s PPG which I was told shouldn’t have … Continue reading →

If you like stats, here’s a couple of interesting ones coming from the NHL Today after last nite which involve two metro area teams: SALVAGING POINTS LATE — LAST-MINUTE, GAME-TYING GOALSThere have been 26 last-minute, game-tying goals in 2006-07, four … Continue reading →

Not much to divert from what Derek said. I only saw the third period, as my crazy swinging drinking teenage lifestyle (Read: Mock Trial) continued. I’ll agree, from what I saw, a fantastic game. I feel like the Devils proved … Continue reading →

Alright. I’ll echo the same thoughts everyone’s favorite homer color analyst Chico Resch concluded as it neared the end of OT into the predictable shootout: “One of the best games I’ve seen this year.“ It was that kind of game … Continue reading →

So I tuned into some of the Devils-Thrashers game in time to see Ilya Kovalchuk score his second power play goal of the first with Scott Mellanby setting a perfect screen in front of Martin Brodeur. Of course, Brodeur wasn’t … Continue reading →

Alright, the headline probably has some people chuckling. But if you’ve watched the new and improved Jed Ortmeyer since he returned from a life threatening pulmonary embollism condition, then you can appreciate how well Ort is playing. He also was … Continue reading →

The positive point of view is that the Islanders took 3 of 4 points from two tough teams. The negative point of view is that the Isles have to put in 110% effort to achieve that outcome. Just as they … Continue reading →

Saturday, the NHL lost one of its Hall of Famers Gump Worsley. The former goalie who didn’t wear a mask until his final season with the Minnesota North Stars in a brilliant 21-year career passed away at the age of … Continue reading →