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Posted by Kerrzy on Friday, June 26, 2009
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If you're looking for backbone, you won't find any at NHL headquarters.
A day after it was revealed the league flip-flopped on Boston's opponent in this year's Winter Classic because NBC was upset about a Bruins/Capitals matchup - they've backed down again!
To please the broadcast giant that pays nothing to show its games (while everyone else pays an arm and a leg), the NHL has dropped the second game in a proposed Winter Classic doubleheader, which was to be played at Calgary's McMahon stadium. |
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Posted by Kerrzy on Thursday, June 25, 2009
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If what I'm about to tell you is true, it's just another example of the National Hockey League bending over backwards to please a company that doesn't even pay them for the rights to broadcast their games.
It's long been rumoured that the Boston Bruins will host the Washington Capitals at Fenway Park in the opening game of what is now apparently a Winter Classic doubleheader - but there are now reports to the contrary!
Apparently, the NBC (who basically gets to broadcast games for free, remember) is upset with that matchup and wants the Philadelphia Flyers instead...and the NHL said okay! WHAT?!Read More... |
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Posted by MAC@GSH on Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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Boys,
Enjoy these pics of the cup taking a swim at Mario Lemiuex's pad.
GSH
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Posted by Kerrzy on Sunday, May 17, 2009
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While two battles rage on in the playoffs, but NHL is mired in a war of its own.
In the fictional 1977 Federal League season, Charlestown Chiefs goalie Denis Lemieux (Yvon Barrette) famously asked his GM, Joe McGrath, “Who own the Chiefs?” in a thick Quebec accent.
He didn’t get an answer, but by Wednesday of this week, Ilya Bryzgalov should be able to ask the same question to Phoenix Coyotes GM Don Maloney with more success.
On Tuesday a judge will decide who owns the ‘Yotes – is it Gary Bettman and the NHL, or is it transportation magnate Jerry Moyes? READ MORE... |
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Posted by Kerrzy on Saturday, May 16, 2009
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Thirty teams began the 2008-2009 NHL season back in October with aspirations of Stanley Cup glory, sixteen made the cut after 82 regular season games...and now there are four.
The Red Wings, Blackhawks, Penguins and 'Canes have all made it to the halfway point in terms of the sixteen wins needed to lift Lord Stanley's mug...but who will move on to the Stanley Cup Final?
(2) Red Wings vs. (4) Blackhawks
-The last time Detroit played Chicago in the playoffs was the lockout-shortened 1994-95 season in the Conference Finals...the Red Wings knocked a then 33-year-old Chris Chelios and the Blackhawks out in a very tight five games.
It's fourteen years later and Chelios is now playing for Detroit at the tender age of 47 against his hometown 'Hawks...READ MORE... |
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