On March 5, 2010, around 1:50 into the third period, Scott Nichol received a pass from Torrey Mitchell, rang it off the post, and then continued on his way, trying to set up for another chance. In no way was he endangering any Canadiens player, attempting anything cheap, or really doing anything except for trying [...]

Today marks the 30th anniversary of the famous “Miracle on Ice” game. If you have no idea what that was, I first wonder why you’re browsing this particular hockey blog, and then I suggest you go rent/download/buy the movie Miracle. I myself am going to watch it for the 18,483rd time tonight.

I’ve posted stuff for [...]

The 30th anniversary of the famous “Miracle on Ice” is on Monday, and so in honor of the anniversary, I made two wallpapers to commemorate the famous team. I’ve only made one resolution, but if you want a smaller resolution I’ll be happy to do so.

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When, in the course of television broadcasting, it becomes necessary for the target audience of 18-49 year olds to alter their television habits which have connected them with a network, and to assume among the powers of the remote, the wide array of other networks that their cable or satellite subscription entitles them, a decent [...]

This is it. We have passed the point of no return. There is no going back now, no chance to make things up. That’s right.
NHL Gamecenter has officially used the Sharks broadcast for fewer than half of the games this season.
The record, as of last night, is 10-42-3-1. For those of you not familiar with [...]

Last night’s game was a good one, between two of the top teams from each conference. High paced, lots of goals scored, and a good show put on by both goaltenders (with Nabokov slightly out-dueling Miller).
But the highlight hands-down goes to Sharks play-by-play announcer Randy Hahn, who decided to acknowledge the Sabres fans watching the [...]