Archive for the ‘New York Rangers’ Category
You’re partying, opening up the cottage, slacking off, laying on the couch, picking your toenails, practicing yoga, drinking beer, while I’m giving my usual 140% at work, making sure travelers get on the ferry boat in fine fashion. Naturally I’m exhausted, and because of this, I’ll just take some pictures of my 1961-62 hockey coins [...]
May 19, 2013 in Bernard Geoffrion, Bobby Hull, Boston Bruins, Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, Dickie Moore, Doug Harvey, Gordie Howe, Henri Richard, Jacques Plante, Jean Beliveau, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, Ralph Backstrom, Toe Blake, Toronto Maple Leafs
Tags: 1961-62 hockey coins, Habs, Salada, Shirriff hockey coins | 4 Comments »
Every ten years or so, my friend Gary in Ottawa sends me a box of gifts. Just out of the blue, and always quite fascinating. One came the other day, and included: A plastic alarm clock that looks like sticks of dynamite and which needs a battery. A cassette that’s seen better days and might [...]
May 12, 2013 in Montreal Canadiens, New Jersey Devils, New York Rangers, Ottawa Senators, Rene Bourque, Sidney Crosby, Wayne Gretzky
Tags: Alymer, Dalton Thrower, Elmdale House, Gary's gifts, Paulina Gretzky, Rene Bourque, Shania Twain, Sidney Crosby, Star Trek | 2 Comments »
A few years back I tried to get in touch with someone from the Buzinski family. I tried Saskatoon and Swift Current. I tried Calgary, where Steve Buzinski’s son Peter was supposed to live. But I had no luck anywhere. It’s too bad. I would’ve liked to have learned more about the man. Stevbe Buzinski was a [...]
May 12, 2013 in Maurice Richard, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers
Tags: Chuck Raynor, Maurice Richard, Steve Buzinski, Sugar Jim Henry, Swift Current | 1 Comment »
That’s that. Habs gone after five games, losing 6-1 to the Ottawa Senators, and now what are we supposed to do? Cheer for another team? It’s a game of inches, and if Colby Armstrong had hit the back of the net instead of the post on a shorthanded breakaway, the boys would have tied it [...]
May 9, 2013 in Alex Galchenyuk, Alexei Emelin, Boston Bruins, Brandon Prust, Brendan Gallagher, Carey Price, David Desharnais, Lars Eller, Michael Ryder, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, NHL playoffs, Ottawa Senators, PK Subban, Toronto Maple Leafs
Tags: Alex Galchenyuk, Brandon Prust, Brendan Gallagher, Carey Price, Colby Armstrong, Michael Ryder. Alexei Emelin, P.K. Subban, Peter Budaj | 26 Comments »
Lord knows I can’t really talk. Montreal hasn’t won the Cup in twenty years. But I’ve started this so I might as well continue. Those crazy Canucks, who carry on every year with fine teams, sometimes mighty teams, and who, after 42 years, sometimes almost reach the finish line, and often trip halfway there. Even [...]
May 4, 2013 in Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, San Jose Sharks, Vancouver Canucks
Tags: Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, Roberto Luongo, Ryan Kesler | 4 Comments »
Completely unbiased 2012-13 Stanley Cup predictions: First Round Islanders – Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh) Ottawa – Montreal (Montreal) Rangers – Capitals (Rangers) Toronto – Boston (Boston) Minnesota – Chicago (Chicago) Detroit – Anaheim (Anaheim) San Jose – Vancouver (Vancouver) L.A. – St. Louis (L.A.) Second Round Pittsburgh – Rangers (Pittsburgh) Montreal – Boston (Montreal) Chicago – L.A. [...]
April 30, 2013 in Anaheim Ducks, Boston Bruins, Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings, Montreal Canadiens, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Ottawa Senators, Pittsburgh Penguins, San Jose Sharks, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks, Washington Capitals
Tags: 2012-13 Stanley Cup predictions | 6 Comments »
Below are the final standings from last year. Notice how Montreal, 15th in the east, ended with a feeble 78 points after 82 games. This year they sit at 59 points after just 46 games. The Rangers last year ended in first place. This year they’re in the 8th spot, with the Winnipeg Jets breathing [...]
April 24, 2013 in Anaheim Ducks, Columbus Blue Jackets, Los Angeles Kings, Montreal Canadiens, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Toronto Maple Leafs, Winnipeg Jets
Tags: 2011-12 NHL final standings, Habs | 2 Comments »
Like so many other teams, and there’s about six of them, the Carolina Hurricanes are hovering around the eighth and final playoff spot. So they’re going to want to win the game tonight at the Bell Centre. Of course, wanting, and actually doing, are two different things. Carolina has won just one game in their [...]
April 1, 2013 in Carolina Hurricanes, Dickie Moore, Henri Richard, Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Maroons, New York Rangers
Tags: Cam Ward, Dan Ellis, Frank Patrick, Kirk Muller, Lester Patrick, Montreal Maroons, Nelson BC, Slocan Valley | 4 Comments »
On one hand it was a very solid 3-0 win over the New York Rangers. On the other it wasn’t, because Carey Price simply shone in goal and came up with a handful of amazing stops to stop any flow or momentum the visiting Rangers tried to muster. But all in all, it was full [...]
March 30, 2013 in Brandon Prust, Brendan Gallagher, Carey Price, Carolina Hurricanes, David Desharnais, Marc Bergevin, Max Pacioretty, Michael Ryder, Michel Therrien, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, PK Subban
Tags: Brad Richards, Brandon Prust, Brendan Gallagher, Carey Price, David Desharnais, Marc Bergevin, Marian Gaborik, Max Pacioretty, Michael Ryder, Michel Therrien, Nathan Beaulieu, PK Subban, Rick Nash | 8 Comments »
Game day – Habs entertain the Rangers, with Brandon Prust back and Nathan Beaulieu up from Hamilton for his first-ever NHL game. From Hockey’s Future, which was written before his season began in Hamilton, here’s what was said about this 6’3′ defenceman. “As well as quarterback the play from the blue line, Beaulieu is a [...]
March 30, 2013 in Brandon Prust, David Desharnais, Hamilton Bulldogs, Max Pacioretty, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers
Tags: Brandon Prust, Hamilton Bulldogs, Hershey chocolate Stanley Cup, John Tortorella, Marian Gaborik, Nathan Beaulieu | 2 Comments »