Hab-haters are in a giddy mood. They can’t wait for the series between Montreal and Washington to begin so they can be amused by the slaughter about to unfold. You’re screwed, you rotten bastard Habs, they exclaim with glee, a glee that probably rivals many of their best orgasms.
And of course on paper, these folks don’t have to be all [...]
April 12, 2010 in Alex Ovechkin, Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins, Carey Price, Chicago Blackhawks, Jean Beliveau, Ken Dryden, Montreal Canadiens, Washington Capitals
Tags: Alex Ovechkin, Alex Semin, Bobby Orr, Carey Price, Glenn Hall, John Bucyk, Ken Dryden, Ken Hodge, Mike Green, Phil Esposito, Roger Crozier, Terry Sawchuk, Tomas Plekanec | 19 Comments »
When I was twelve our Orillia peewee baseball team beat all comers, from little towns to big cities, and we won the all-Ontario championship. The following year, Orillia put on a Sports Celebrity dinner and our team and some successful minor hockey teams were invited and we accepted trophies and such from the celebrities – like baseball legend Sal Maglie, hockey star [...]
June 10, 2009 in Los Angeles Kings
Tags: Andy Bathgate, Carman Basilio, Garney Henley, Ken "Jiggs" McDonald, New England Whalers, Orillia, Rick Ley, Roger Crozier, Sal Maglie | 1 Comment »
PJ Stock, Kelly Hrudey, Jordy, the Queen of England, the mob, various trapese artists, out-of-work reality stars, some tanned surfers in Australia, and several dancing bears all are in complete agreement that the Habs have absolutely no chance in the playoffs.
And yes, the team was fairly dozy tonight against the Pittsburgh Penguins, being outshot 41-30, and giving up two inexcusable shorthanded goals in [...]
April 11, 2009 in Bob Gainey, Boston Bruins, Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens, Pittsburgh Penguins
Tags: Boston, Carey Price, Kelly Hrudey, Ken Dryden, Patrick Roy, PJ Stock, Roger Crozier | 13 Comments »
GAME 3
Kate Smith singing God Bless America didn’t win the game for the Philadelphia Flyers. She hasn’t since 1975. No one on the Flyers won the game for the Flyers.
Montreal won the game for the Flyers.
The Habs were ineffective during an early-game two man advantage. They held a big edge in play in the first [...]
April 28, 2008 in Montreal Canadiens, Philadelphia Flyers, Uncategorized
Tags: Andre Kostitsyn, Carey Price, Derian Hatcher, Eyes on the Prize, God Bless America, Jacques Plante, Jarpslav Halak, Kate Smith, Ken Dryden, Martin Biron, Mike Komisarek, Montreal Canadiens, Philadelphia Flyers, Roger Crozier, Sergei Kostitsyn, Terry Sawchuk | 17 Comments »