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NHL Finals: The hate is strong in this one

In: Humor|NHL

15 Jun 2011

So, what’s the deal with hockey? That’s a serious question, actually. I’ve been completely plugged into the NHL playoffs since they began (which is actually the perfect amount of hockey. But that’s a different post…) and I I’m just trying understand how this “niche” sport has been able to claim ever-growing shares of my sports [...]

Does Boudreau deserve to go?

In: NHL

5 May 2011

Fresh off another stunning playoff exit, the Washington Capitals are faced with another offseason of speculation, with no question looming larger than whether coach Bruce Boudreau needs to be fired for his team’s disappearing act in the second round of the postseason. The Caps’ list of playoff failures is long, but the last two years [...]

Clear path for Caps to Cup

In: NHL

22 Apr 2010

As soon as Washington ripped the hearts out of Montreal by rallying from a 4-1 deficit in Game 2, you knew from that point that the series with the game Canadiens was over. And now it looks like the rest of the Eastern Conference has capitulated to the Caps, making their run to the Stanley [...]

Boo to you, KING-5

In: Media|NHL

12 Jun 2009

OK, I understand that hockey isn’t exactly a ratings bonanza, but we’re talking about Game Freakin’ 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, and KING-5, in its infinite wisdom, has decided not to bother showing the game, instead shuttling it off to its sister station. I’ve been railing against this for years, and I’d be really [...]

Uniformity – The best and worst of the NHL

In: NHL

11 Jun 2009

Part 4 of OTPB’s look at uniforms hits the frozen pond, as we look at National Hockey League sweaters. The NHL may be the most nakedly aggressive sporting league when it comes to making money off apparel, as it seems like nearly every team has either introduced a new sweater or created an alternate during [...]

Thanks for nothing NHL

In: NHL

28 Apr 2009

You would assume that a major sporting organization would have enough foresight to schedule its playoffs correctly, so that two Game 7s would not be played on the same day at the same time. But when you are dealing with the massively misguided NHL, they don’t make an ass out of you and me, just [...]

It’s finally time to pay attention to the NHL

In: NHL

15 Apr 2009

I can’t say I’m the world’s biggest hockey fan – I got into it mainly through playing NHL 93 on the Sega Genesis – but I try my best to keep up with the sport despite its terrible TV contracts (reduced to the cable hinterlands of the Versus network), lack of newspaper coverage (a paragraph at best in the local paper) and general status as our country’s No. 4 sport.

When you factor in that slogging through the interminable regular season seems more like a chore than a reward, it’s no surprise that only the biggest die-hards hang onto every point.

Thanks – now hit the bricks

In: NHL

25 Feb 2009

The New Jersey Devils are known for their fair share of baffling personnel moves – like firing coaches with five games to go in the regular season despite being in first place – but their latest move may be the strangest of all. Hall of Fame goalie Martin Brodeur is returning to the team after [...]


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