A Friendly Reminder

Chelsea's win reminds us of fandom's rewards.

by Justin Cherot If you’re any kind of diehard sports fanatic, at some point you’ve probably been forced to watch a game via an auto-refreshing box score or Gamecast-like vehicle.  Even with my DVR, I still sometimes enjoy the drama of a re-loading screen in the waning moments of a game.  It’s akin to playing … Read more

Sid the Kid Returning

From Sean Gentille, Sporting News Sidney Crosby will return to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday after missing the last 40 games with concussion-like symptoms.  This should come as big news to both Pens’ fans and NHL fans.  For the rest of us… the hockey season is still going on?

A Deep Google Presence IV

by Colin Donohue Back in September, I posted the third in an indeterminate-part series that deals with the deep Google presence of professional sports leagues and athletes. In the past, I’ve done features that focused on leagues only. Today, I’m going to do a deep Google presence on Ilya Kovalchuk, the NHL free agent who … Read more

Musings on NHL FA (Kovlachuk saga continues), NBA FA (ugly “Decision”)

by Colin Donohue So the NBA and NHL free agency periods have begun and (mostly) ended, and I’ve been sitting idly by, watching, enjoying (for the most part), following and most definitely not offering any of my astute, necessary and groundbreaking commentary. Well, I’m back from trips to New York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., … Read more

Kovalchuk deal rejected

by Colin Donohue The NHL rejected the deal signed between the New Jersey Devils and Ilya Kovalchuk. To that, I say GREAT. NHL clubs are entering dangerous territory with these front-loaded contracts more and more these days. Sure, teams are exploiting a loophole in the CBA, so everything is technically legal. But it’s disingenuous. You … Read more

Pick and Pop Podcast for 6/3/10: Stanley Cup Finals, NHL Season Wrap

by Colin Donohue Listen in on the fifth Pick and Pop podcast, in which I discuss the Stanley Cup Finals and the end of the NHL season. I’ll give you my thoughts on the Finals so far and when it will end, and I’ll talk about the predictions I made prior to the season and … Read more

Emptying the Notebook (Caps, Pro Bowl, Gilbert)

by Colin Donohue I’ve always loved the idea of “emptying the notebook” on this here blog. Justin did it a couple of posts back, and I know I’ve done something similar here and/or at the old blog stompin’ grounds. (Also: The running diary concept is great. Justin tackled it a few nights ago, and I’m … Read more

Indulge My Homerism and Some Snap NHL Judgments

by Colin Donohue As I wrote in an earlier post, Justin has this NBA thing on lock. So I’ll try to focus some of my attention on NHL matters. I know hockey isn’t necessarily the sport of choice for many of our readers, but I’m banking on the fact that some folks out there, however … Read more

A Blog Sabbatical is Not Recommended

by Colin Donohue Well, it happened again, as it always does, as it will forever be. I stepped away from the blog for what I initially intended to be a week, and it turned into a little more than a month. Remember my last post? At least I left on what I consider a fairly … Read more

Thank You, John Walsh

by Colin Donohue I was watching some “America’s Most Wanted” tonight and saw a segment about a sleazeball from New York who swindles folks out of their retirement money with promises of big returns on substantial investments. Those stories have been quite common in the last couple of years, but they’re no less disgusting every … Read more

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