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Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 01, 2013
USA's Shayne Gostisbehere cup checks Matus Matis of Team Slovakia
I think this is one of the weakest calls that I have ever seen, notice Matis didn't even go down till he realized I better drop to the ice and flail around so I can draw a major penalty.
This is the typical example of European hockey. I have to be honest, I have begun to tire of some of the on ice antics of the European players, during the 2013 WJC. That's not to say that Shayne Gostisbehere doesn't deserve a penalty for checking to see if Matus Matis is wearing a cup, but In my opinion this isn't worthy of an extra game. What do you think?
Friday, December 28, 2012
Canada's Anthony Camara Destroys Slovakia's Patrik Luza
Canada Anthony Camara recieved a five minute major and a game misconduct for charging for his hit on Slovakia's Patrik Luza. The IIHF will not have a hearing for Camara.
My question to hockey fans is, do you think this hit warrants any supplemental discipline? I think the right call was made for this hit. I looking at the hit, I do think that charging is a good call, Camara kept his elbows down and didn't hit Luza in the head.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Game winning goal Russia versus Slovakia
With the NHL currently locked out, it's nice to see some hockey finally on television again... I have been watching hockey most of the evening and this was the best game from day one of the the 2013 IIHF WJC. Russia's Albert Yarullin scored at 4:50 of overtime to give team Russia a 3-2 victory against Slovakia. Slovakia actually tied the game with a goal from Slovakia's Richard Mraz with about 14.7 second left to force an overtime period.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Matt Frattin Ties it With 9.5 Seconds Left
Former Fighting Sioux forward Matt Frattin scores this goal for the Toronto Marlies against the Rochester Americans with under 10 seconds to go to tie the game. The Marlies would go on to be the Rochester Americans 4-3 in a shootout. Frattin would also score a goal in the shootout for the Marlies.
Frattin missed 12 games to start the season recovering from knee surgery and has come back with a vengeance; Frattin has 12 points in 12 games (8g-a--12pts)
Monday, December 17, 2012
NHL.com to offer live WJC coverage
The wonderful time of the year, the WJC is one of the best hockey tourney's on hockey. As the No Hockey League owners continue their squabble with the NHLPA; at least there is going to be hockey on the NHL Network this winter.
It's also nice to see that there will be rebroadcasts of the games in the evening at reasonable times so we can see the games an not have to get up at the oh dark thirty in the morning to watch the games.
It's also nice to see that there will be rebroadcasts of the games in the evening at reasonable times so we can see the games an not have to get up at the oh dark thirty in the morning to watch the games.
Sunday, December 09, 2012
Holzer Lays A Huge Hit McNabb
Since there isn't any NHL hockey, I thought I would put up this hit by the Toronto Marlies defenseman Korbinian Holzer lays the wood to Rochester American's defenseman Brayden McNabb during the third period of Saturday's game.
Monday, December 03, 2012
Ogilthorpe the movie...
Another hockey movie, Ogilthorpe, the guy from the movie Slap Shot, I can't wait to see it. I also read that there will be an sequel to the movie Goon as well.
Though I do feel the need to clarify something from the last article I posted, GOON 2 will be written by @jessechabot and myself.1/2
— Jay Baruchel(@BaruchelNDG) September 24, 2012
Sunday, December 02, 2012
Are the various leagues going to share officials?
Western Collegiate Hockey Association logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Seeing this article makes my stomach turn when I read this misguided propaganda from the WCHA commissioner.
My first reaction, no thanks and next. Let the WCHA keep their current crew
Danny Martin; newsminer.com --- Regarding on-ice officials, McLeod said the revamped WCHA plans to have a core of officials but are planning to propose sharing officials among other leagues.There are very few officials that I would like to see in the NCHC that are currently working in the WCHA, Butch Mousseaux is one that comes to mind that I would like to see in the NCHC. Mousseaux is one of the more liked officials in the WCHA. My biggest disappointment is that the NCHC hired Don Adam to be their head of officials. This season, Adam has been paired with WCHA official Tim Walsh.
“We’re going to try to have a minimum number of games that they have to commit to the WCHA, but we’re trying to allow them to work other leagues, too,” he said.
McLeod said the revamped WCHA also will be taking into consideration an NCAA rule that once an official has worked 15 games in a league, he is committed to that league.
“You cannot officiate those games (in other leagues) from a neutrality standpoint,” he said. “We’re really conscious of a lot of those things. We want to have our core group of officials, but there will be hopefully some sharing of officials.”
This is a perfect opportunity to start fresh and hire new officials instead of re-using officials currently in the WCHA. If anything, I would recommend that the NCHC brass reject this idea.
Saturday, December 01, 2012
MSU-M's Eriah Hayes between the legs, no-look pass
For some reason I still get MSU Mankato's highlight video's emailed to me and this one came in my email last night before I went to bed. I thought I would put it up so you could take a look at. It's an awesome hockey play by Eriah Hayes. Thoughts?
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Holding out hope for an NHL season.
So, to review, NHLPA is prepared to go to 50-50 immediately, but wants $393M over four years as part of so-called "Make Whole."
— Bob McKenzie (@TSNBobMcKenzie) November 21, 2012
I think many NHL fans are holding out hope that this could finally be the beginning of an agreement. It will be interesting to see how the NHL Owners respond.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Game day: A couple of things to get you into the mood
Tonight's chat for the UND vs UAA game is here. [click to view]
Brad Schlossman was on the Pipeline show and here is the audio right here. [click to listen]
UND's Women's hockey team's games against the Minnesota Gophers will be televised this weekend on Midconet.
Chris Peters from the United States of hockey has his CBSSports.com College Hockey Power 10, for Week three up. [Click to view]
It looks like the former UMD goalie Brady Hjelle is the OSU starter tonight against BGSU.
Brad Schlossman was on the Pipeline show and here is the audio right here. [click to listen]
UND's Women's hockey team's games against the Minnesota Gophers will be televised this weekend on Midconet.
This weekend's games are televised by Midco Sports Net which can be viewed on Midcontinent channels 26 (analog), 322 (digital) and 622 (HD). Saturday's game will be shown on a tape delay as it will run on Sunday from 11-1:30 p.m., leading up to Sunday's game which will be shown live.[UND Women's Hockey]Former UND forward Michale Cichy who transferred from UND to WMU and who sat out last year after transferring to WMU, catches up with the Pipe Line Show as well. [Click to listen]
Chris Peters from the United States of hockey has his CBSSports.com College Hockey Power 10, for Week three up. [Click to view]
It looks like the former UMD goalie Brady Hjelle is the OSU starter tonight against BGSU.
#BGSU_Hockey Brady Hjelle is in goal for the Buckeyes
— Kevin Gordon (@KGordonSentinel) October 26, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Tweets that give me hope that the season could be saved
NHL offer today at 50-50...Biggest issue is to honour existing contracts...players will get full value of contract in deferred dollars.
— John Shannon (@JSportsnet) October 17, 2012
I think after today developments there is some hope that a settlement could be reached or at least it's possible that both sides could agree to a new CBA. What is even more exciting is there is a chance that we could have a full 82 game NHL season. Or at least from my vantage point -- it would appear that the two sides are "finally" making some progress after the NHL owners put forward what appears to be a serious proposal now.
Per player source,clarification is needed on HRR definition in league proposal,appears in new offer player share is lowered.Also 'salary
— Aaron Ward (@aaronward_nhl) October 17, 2012
guarantee/protection',to allow to go from 57% to 50%,means players would likely be paid back by themselves,out of their share in the
— Aaron Ward (@aaronward_nhl) October 17, 2012
Being told there's plenty of good traction tonight over CBA. Still a lot of work to be done, but this could move relatively quickly.
— David Pagnotta (@TheFourthPeriod) October 17, 2012
New PHT -Next CBA meetings will indeed take place Thursday dlvr.it/2KpBm3
— Joe Yerdon (@JoeYerdonPHT) October 17, 2012
Players cautiously optimistic after NHL offer es.pn/R8WJJL
— ESPN NHL coverage (@ESPN_NHL) October 17, 2012
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Saturday night thoughts
I was checking out the box scores from the American Hockey League - this box score caught my attention. What jumps out at you here? There are a couple things that piqued my attention - see if you can find them?
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Friday, October 12, 2012
Game time UND vs USDT U-18
This is what caught my attention from the video... “None of the conditioning that we do – do we do it at 80 or 90 percent speed, coach Hakstol said. We do what we can do at 100 percent 100 percent speed.” As it says in the basement at the Ralph - "Speed Kills" and this years UND Hockey team is built for speed.
Rowney and Parks out, MacWilliam in; Grimaldi to play off wing on top line bit.ly/R46Tv9
— Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) October 12, 2012
Looks like the injury bug is starting to hit UND a bit already.
Injury bug keeps biting: Carter Rowney out tonight. Status for next week up in air.
— Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) October 12, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
(Video) The Lockout Song - (No More Merch)
One of my buddies had this video on his Facebook page today. It was too good not to post - I think the video gives us some good advice - I think I will hold off wearing any of my NHL tee-shirts until they settle this thing. Also, why should we buy anymore merchandise until there is a settlement of the CBA?
#noNHLlockout - #NoHockeyLeague
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
A beautiful goal by Zherdev
It's nice to see someone playing some actual hockey and this is a taste of what we're missing. Check out former New York Ranger Nikolay Zherdev as he scored this beautiful highlight reel goal against Spartak in KHL action on Tuesday night. Zherdev plays for Atlant of the KHL and his team beat Spartack 5-2.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Mat Dumba Hit
Mat Dumba Hit from Calvin Bellows on Vimeo.
It's better to be the hammer than it is the nail. Red Deer Rebel's defenseman Mat Dumba absolutely hammered Hitmen forward Joey Kornelsen. Dumba received a five minute major and a game misconduct and the hit is under review by the Western Hockey League.
Dumba was drafted in the first round of the 2012 NHL draft by the Minnesota Wild.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Matt Greene Caption?
Here is something that has become a weekly occurrence. Fill in your own caption, for former Fighting Sioux defenseman Matt Greene as he barks at the once ice official during the NHL's Stanley Cup Playoffs.
"Why I oughta..."
Tuesday, September 04, 2012
Enter caption for this picture....
I found this picture on line today and I thought I would share it with you to get you into the mood. Since this is the last season of the WCHA as well we will take a little time to look back at some of the buffoonery that we have seen from the strips.
Seriously, I would like to have heard what coach Dave Hakstol told Derek Shepherd during this conversation. I am sure that Hak wasn't asking Derek where he was going to go after the game so the two could discuss the game over a few drinks.
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Monday, September 03, 2012
Video NHL - 'Together We Can' #nolockout (HD)
This is an awesome video that's making it's way around the Internet - lots of good memories on this video.
As a Boston Bruins fans that watched Ray Bourque play many games with the spoked "B" on his chest, I can still remember that day that Bourque "finally" lifted Lord Stanley's Cup above his head, Gary Thorne with the call - it seems like it was just yesterday, "after twenty two years...RAYMOND BOURQUE!"
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