It was a rough night for Jeff O'neill of the Carolina Hurricanes last Saturday when he was arrested for drunk driving and disorderly conduct after being seen taking a leak in a nearby shopping mall parking lot and then whizzing inside the car; right through a red light. O'neill, who's been charged once before with a DUI but came out not guilty, was also charged with failing to stop for a stop sign and transporting open alcohol and will have to face court at the start of May after refusing a blood alcohol test on the scene though he apparently reaked of alcohol.

Moving right along, Team Sweden is looking weaker by the press release prior to the 2005 IIHF World Championships these days as Colorado Avalanche bandaid Peter Forsberg is now questionable to play for the national side after suffering a concussion at the hands of Farjestad's Peter Nordstrom. "He has a concussion and isn't feeling well," said his daddy Kent, who is the coach of MoDo, adding that the other team were trying to run him from the first shift...awwww. Mats Sundin is a definite "no" for Sweden as well after sitting on his ass and following the Canadian Press' simulated NHL season all year..

Finally, while most of this years would-be top picks in the NHL draft are wondering whether or not to get their suit drycleaned in anticipation, there is one prospect who will probably just buy a new one with his extra pocket change. Sidney Crosby signed a five-year, multi-million dollar deal with Reebok on March 9th to wear their equipment, be in their commercials and train in their clothes. WOW. Just incase you thought he wasn't worth it, Crosby went out on the 11th and had a 7 point night notching a hatty and four apples against Rouyn-Noranda in a 10-6 win, and then put home another triple with two helpers against Val d'Or the next night. Mr. Crosby now leads the QMJHL in scoring for the second year in a row with 64 goals and 157 points in only 59 games. Not bad at all...