Thursday, June 17, 2010
There is love......
There are things about team sports that scream chemistry and camaraderie. Sometimes when a team gets together, certain "bonds" are created. Sometimes those connections are incendiary - even if they are playing opposite wings! Huh? Exactly!
Dates - Father's Day
Who doesn't remember that special date where you celebrate your Dad - regardless of whether it was his seed that created you? That's right Happy Father's Day, or in some cases....Step-Dad's Day!
2010 NHL Mock Draft
I know our huge throng of readers are wondering why this is our first NHL mock draft? Well basically because the Bruins have the # 2, # 15, # 32 and # 45 picks. Ergo, the chowderheads have been doing their homework. So, with many thanks to The Chowdah Storm - here you go:
#1 Edmonton – Taylor Hall - LW
#2 Boston – Tyler Seguin - C
#3 Florida – Eric Gudbranson - D
#4 Columbus – Cam Fowler - D
#5 NY Islanders – Brandon Gormley - D
#6 Tampa Bay – Brett Connelly - RW
#7 Carolina – Nino Neidereiter - RW
#8 Atlanta – Alexander Burmistrov - C
#9 Minnesota – Michael Granlund - C
#10 NYR – Ryan Johanson - C
#11 Dallas – Mark Pysyk - D
#12 Anaheim – Emerson Etem - RW
#13 Phoenix – Jeff Skinner - RW
#14 St. Louis – Jack Campbell - G
#15 Boston – Austin Watson - RW
#16 Ottawa - Quinton Howden - LW
#17 Colorado – Derek Forbort - D (headed to North Dakota)
#18 Nashville – Dylan McIlrath - D
#19 Los Angeles – John McFarland - C
#20 Pittsburgh – Vladimir Tarasenko - RW
#21 Detroit – Nick Bjugstad - C
#22 Phoenix – Riley Sheahan - C
#23 Buffalo – Jonathon Merrill - D
#24 Atlanta – Calvin Pickard - G
#25 Vancouver – Jarred Tinordi - D
#26 Washington – Alexander Petrovic - D
#27 Montreal – Kirril Kabanov - LW
#28 San Jose – Tyler Pitlick - C
#29 Anaheim – Beau Bennett - RW (Frosh headed to DU)
#30 Chicago – Evgeny Kuznetsov - C
#1 Edmonton – Taylor Hall - LW
#2 Boston – Tyler Seguin - C
#3 Florida – Eric Gudbranson - D
#4 Columbus – Cam Fowler - D
#5 NY Islanders – Brandon Gormley - D
#6 Tampa Bay – Brett Connelly - RW
#7 Carolina – Nino Neidereiter - RW
#8 Atlanta – Alexander Burmistrov - C
#9 Minnesota – Michael Granlund - C
#10 NYR – Ryan Johanson - C
#11 Dallas – Mark Pysyk - D
#12 Anaheim – Emerson Etem - RW
#13 Phoenix – Jeff Skinner - RW
#14 St. Louis – Jack Campbell - G
#15 Boston – Austin Watson - RW
#16 Ottawa - Quinton Howden - LW
#17 Colorado – Derek Forbort - D (headed to North Dakota)
#18 Nashville – Dylan McIlrath - D
#19 Los Angeles – John McFarland - C
#20 Pittsburgh – Vladimir Tarasenko - RW
#21 Detroit – Nick Bjugstad - C
#22 Phoenix – Riley Sheahan - C
#23 Buffalo – Jonathon Merrill - D
#24 Atlanta – Calvin Pickard - G
#25 Vancouver – Jarred Tinordi - D
#26 Washington – Alexander Petrovic - D
#27 Montreal – Kirril Kabanov - LW
#28 San Jose – Tyler Pitlick - C
#29 Anaheim – Beau Bennett - RW (Frosh headed to DU)
#30 Chicago – Evgeny Kuznetsov - C
Friday, June 11, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Dates.....
Last Sunday Cam Neely turned 45. "Sea Bass" could kick Clint Eastwood's ass - and I think we all know what that means for a sissy like you!
A great penalty?
There is such thing as a good penalty. And I suppose on rare occasion the coach might actually thank you. Well if that does occur, it definitely did after this penalty by Matt Hunwick of the Bruins. The NHL record-setting video is below.
More love for the Blue Devils?!?!
We already showed you E5 proudly sporting a Duke hockey jersey...and the love continues. During the NCAA lacrosse tournament the announcers typically spent a lot of time talking about Duke's two all-americans on Attack, Ned Crotty and Max Quinzani.
They mentioned that Crotty was a two-time all-State hockey player in New Jersey, won a player of the year award, and had recently been elected into the state's high school hockey hall of fame.
Quinzani, from Duxbury, MA - with 68 goals last season and 199 for his career, was also an excellent hockey player as he led his high school hockey team to a state title. More importantly, while at Duke he changed his number from # 16 to # 8 - because it was "more slimming" and because of his all-time favorite hockey player - who else but Cam Neely. Gotta love that guy!
They mentioned that Crotty was a two-time all-State hockey player in New Jersey, won a player of the year award, and had recently been elected into the state's high school hockey hall of fame.
Quinzani, from Duxbury, MA - with 68 goals last season and 199 for his career, was also an excellent hockey player as he led his high school hockey team to a state title. More importantly, while at Duke he changed his number from # 16 to # 8 - because it was "more slimming" and because of his all-time favorite hockey player - who else but Cam Neely. Gotta love that guy!
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