Posts Tagged ‘Stanley Cup’
Tyler Seguin
I have a friend named Tyler, and he’s a Stanley Cup champion. One of the most amazing things about Tyler is that number on his sleeve. Nineteen was not only the black and yellow number flying around the ice when the Boston Bruins beat the Vancouver Canucks in Game Seven to win the Stanley Cup, […]
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Tags: Boston Bruins, Game Seven, life after sports, Stanley Cup, the Stanley Cup: so easy a caveman could do it, Tyler Seguin, Zdeno Chara
All the marbles
There is a hockey game tonight, and it just may be the finest athletic event you will see on television all year long. Game Seven of the Stanley Cup finals is as good as it gets in sports. I can’t guarantee there will be a dramatic finish and there almost certainly won’t be a buzzer-beater […]
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Tags: Alain Vigneault, Alexandre Burrows, Antti Niemi, Boston Bruins, Brad Marchand, Claude Julien, Conn Smythe, Daniel Sedin, David Krejci, Dennis Seidenberg, Game Seven, Henrik Sedin, Kevin Bieksa, Mark Recchi, Michael Ryder, Patrice Bergereon, Roberto Luongo, Ryan Kesler, Stanley Cup, Tim Thomas, Tyler Seguin, Vancouver Canucks, Zdeno Chara
This week in sports
You miss a lot when your laptop is broken. Now that it’s finally back from the shop, here’s a rundown of things I wanted to hit but couldn’t get to. U.S. soccer and the Gold Cup It’s good to be watching U.S. soccer play competitively again in the Gold Cup. It is always good when […]
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Tags: Canada, Canisius Golden Griffins, Chicharito, Chris Cox, CONCACAF, Dallas Mavericks, Dirk Nowitzki, FIFA, Gold Cup, Guadeloupe, Kolya Stephenson, Mark Cuban, Mexico, MLB draft, NBA, Panama, playoffs, Sean Jamieson, Shane Davis, Stanley Cup, USMNT, WNY Flash
Here’s the dirty little secret about Aaron Rome’s hit on Nathan Horton that no one wants to acknowledge: it wasn’t that bad. It was a little bit late. That’s all. People need to chill out. Rome didn’t go head hunting and he didn’t hit Horton from his blindside like people keep saying — it was […]
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Tags: a little too late to do the right thing now, Aaron Rome, Boston Bruins, Nathan Horton, NHL, Stanley Cup, suspension, Vancouver Canucks
