If you are just waking from a 24 hour doctor-induced coma, you will be surprised to learn that Research in Motion Founder Jim Balsillie has continued in his quest to bring an NHL team to Canada – this time making an offer for the Phoenix Coyotes.
Read More →In NBA Jam fashion, I shall exclaim BOOMSHAKALAKA as I celebrate the Canucks full Jovi recovery this evening. The Canucks took a 3-0 lead and didn’t blow it. According to Grapes it’s all thanks to Trevor (Trevor?) Pyatt.
Read More →The Canucks are in quite a pickle. This game sets the tone for the rest of the series. The last thing the boys in blue need is a 2-1 deficit going into game four.
Read More →The alternate title for this article is: the day Mike Brophy went crazy. In his column today, Brophy suggests a radical change to playoff hockey (though he says it isn’t radically) – add 4-on-4 overtime if the score is tied after a single period of overtime hockey.
Read More →The word on the street is that Nazzy is hanging ’em up. Hopefully this december 19th there is a Markus Naslund night. I look forward to being able to wear my Nazzy jersey(s) with pride. Thanks for everything Markus, we wish you the best.
Read More →Seems like things are back to the status quo. Things were getting a little too quiet, when the Canucks went eight in a row. Last night, well, the last time I saw men get dominated that much by young boys was when I last watched 3 Ninjas.
Read More →The enslaught of terror that Patrick Kane rained down upon Luongo in the third could have been prevented with two easy steps: (1) Approach Patrick Kane and (2) lambaste him into the boards.
Read More →In case you had a late shift last night and couldn’t watch the game, or alternatively, if you are a poser and want to sound like you watched the game, here’s a brief review.
Read More →UFA Options is a continuing series that gives a brief run-down of the unrestricted free agent market this summer, team-by-team. Our next team for consideration is the Calgary Flames.
Read More →With the vast majority of commentators focusing on the bad blood between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Vancouver Canucks prior to tonight’s game (aftermath pictured above), Damien Cox of the Toronto Star decided to focus on something else entirely (also pictured above).
Read More →3 for 4 in the West and 3 for 4 in the East. And to think we were once voted “Least likely to predict the majority of the First Round of the 2009 Stanley Cup playoffs” in High School. Where are you now yearbook committee? Gravely ill with the swine flu we hope.
Read More →Thinking back to the bloodfest that transpired in late march, Canuck fans are drooling looking at this series. Will experience triumph over youth once again?
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