Gluttony and Greed
Written by Bill on January 31st, 2008 | 0 CommentsLets see if I can turn around my luck tonight - this is an interesting line up seeing how the games tonight appear to be evenly matched. Continue reading...
Modo No Mo and Other Stuff
Written by clint on January 31st, 2008 | 0 CommentsPeter the Great Continue reading...
Oh Yes, There Will Be Blood
Written by clint on January 31st, 2008 | 0 CommentsSome great games on tap tonight, and my game of the night has to be Rangers at Flyers. This should be a nasty game as the Rangers are struggling while the Flyers are, well, flying. Continue reading...
Momma Said There’d Be Days Like This
Written by clint on January 31st, 2008 | 0 CommentsWhat a brutal night in terms of picks. Continue reading...
Hey Wahhappened?
Written by Bill on January 31st, 2008 | 0 CommentsWell – you win some and lose some. Looks like I need to focus on the “win” column, since I pretty much have the “lose” column dialed in. WOW … all I can say is WOW. Last night was a very interesting hockey night. Giggy getting pulled … AGAIN for the second straight game, and to make matters worse both times were before the mid-point of the game. Did you catch that amazing pass to Owen Nolan, you know, the one Nabby walked out of the crease to give him? Had the Sharks played the whole game like the played the last 5 minutes I think they would have bested the Flames, but I am sure Ron Wilson had said that last night in Calgary. Poor showing … that’s all I can say! The Wild just embarrassed the Ducks also … not sure if the Wild were having a great night, or if the Ducks were sucking? Time will tell … this game was the launching pad for the longest road trip in team history. Not a good way to start the tour off … we’ll see what, if any, affect it has on their game. Continue reading...
NHL Considering Adding 2 Games
Written by Bill on January 30th, 2008 | 0 CommentsHere is a juicy one that has been talked about for a while, and hopefully, will be seriously considered, if not for next season - then 2010! Just read this on Yahoo Rumors:
One of the topics of conversation at the NHL board of governors meeting last weekend was stretching the regular season to 84 games, allowing each team to have a home and road game against every other league opponent. Under the current 82-game matrix, the Boston Bruins do not play a single match this season against the teams from the Northwest Division the Boston Globe reported. NHL Players Association executive director Paul Kelly has said the players would consider adding two games to the regular season, but also said the preseason should be trimmed at the same time. Boston goalie Tim Thomas said he understands the idea behind the 84-game schedule, noting that every fan in North America wants the opportunity to see Pittsburgh’s Sidney Crosby. But Thomas wasn’t sure about the logistics of whacking preseason games to make room.
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Eenie, Meenie, Miney
Written by Bill on January 30th, 2008 | 0 CommentsI think its pretty funny how the lines are drawn for the NHL. I agree with Clint that the bookies and sports pages don’t really know much about hockey and all the variables that come with it. I, along with Clint, love the fact that they will always give home ice advantage. Here is my guess as to how tonight’s match up will pan out. Continue reading...
Round 2 - 1/30/08
Written by clint on January 30th, 2008 | 0 CommentsQuite a few great games and odd lines this evening. Here are my picks: Continue reading...
Earning Shutouts
Written by Bill on January 30th, 2008 | 0 CommentsShut-Outs are always hard on the losing team … especially when the opposing goalie is a brick wall, and they do everything they can to squeak a puck by. But when the losing team (Edmonton) doesn’t even try … and Nabby doesn’t even break a sweat stopping the 13 shots taken, you know it was a shut out handed over. Continue reading...
Quite the Powder Keg
Written by clint on January 29th, 2008 | 0 CommentsThe Rangers and Hurricanes are playing a predictably nasty game right now with 66 penalty minutes in the first period. Jaromir Jagr, of all people, jumped in to aid a teammate in a fight after Scott Walker (I believe) threw a nasty hit from behind. Looks like the Rangers my have some life after all. Oh by the way, no call on the hit from behind. Continue reading...




