Friday, August 6, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Fu Manch Sunday
The legendary day was celebrated in classic red-neck fashion....first with a short bench on the ice.
Then the perfect venue - a Chevy truck - for beers and beef jerky.
The pimp got a picture for the "alleged" sponsor who shockingly missed the event.
Goofy rednecks,
some scary hillbillies,
and of course the two Uncles your Mom warned you about - Chester the Molester and crazy Cletus!
And there was much rejoicing!
Then the perfect venue - a Chevy truck - for beers and beef jerky.
The pimp got a picture for the "alleged" sponsor who shockingly missed the event.
The partcipants represented in proper fashion and included: The Infidels,
The semi-participants - some city-folk - fans of that damn book-learnin',Goofy rednecks,
some scary hillbillies,
and of course the two Uncles your Mom warned you about - Chester the Molester and crazy Cletus!
And there was much rejoicing!
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Q: What is right around the corner?
A: The Steamer Hockey Golf Classic - get ready to try some unusual shots.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
The worst part of the year for sports....
....is upon us. Ergo, I am going to suggest Track and Field - specifically women's college Pole Vault.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Steamer action
This weekend we return to the Guardian of the Flame hockey tournament. And what is more special than skating in a charity tournament and raising money for kids with special needs?
And you know it's a special moment when your wap from Detroit and a mick from Boston start a fight during the games. Ahhh.......its for the kids!
And you know it's a special moment when your wap from Detroit and a mick from Boston start a fight during the games. Ahhh.......its for the kids!
New Steamer skating drills
I think we can all agree that skating is way over-rated in hockey, but check this out anyway......
Friday, July 2, 2010
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!
Friday, May 28, 2010
Dates - Happy B-Day / Memorial Day
Clint Eastwood has a B-Day on Monday the 31st - which is Memorial Day. Thanks to all of those that have made the biggest sacrifice for our country and those that still serve.
And yes, Clint will be 80 and I'd bet my best hockey stick that he could still kick your ass!
Steamer season wrap-up
Well, the winter season was a tough one. Nevertheless, the Steam won a playoff game and was then knocked out in a loss to the # 1 seed in an 11-9 barn-burner.
The Prof had a great season and led the Steam in goals (17), Star of the game points (40) and tied for the points lead (21). A nice way to sail into marriage, where his scoring will inevitably decrease - HEY-OH! Trust us, we know!
Points: Prof and Harlan with 21; E5 with 14; Dr. Detroit with 11; and 5 guys with 6 (Chowdah, T-Pod, Sgt. Schultz, Howitzer and C-Webb).
Goals: Prof with 17; Harlan with 14; E5 and Dr. D with 6; Tripod with 4).
Helpers: E5 with 8; Harlan 7; Sarge 6; Dr. D, Howitzer and C-Webb with 5.
Star of the game points: Prof 40; Boris the goalie 29; Harlan 19; Dr. D 13; E5 with 11; C-Webb 10; Bada Bing 9; and Sarge with 8.5 or so.
Despite the tough season I think we did lead the league in suspensions and post-game beers. Nice!
Thursday, May 27, 2010
The Top 20 Hockey Movies of All-Time - # 17
Coming in at # 17 is Strange Brew. This 1983 cult classic was about Bob and Doug McKenzie from "The Great White North." This was sort of the pre "Wayne's World" from the guys at Second City TV. It did use the word "hoser" a lot, prompted a song with Geddy Lee of Rush, glorified drinking beer, and used the famous hockey phrase "That was no goal, them guys was in the crease." Not a great movie, but good for its time, and appropriate for this list.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Hockey Article of the Week
The Canuck D-Man takes Colin Campbell to the woodshed in this article. Some pointed comments about the cheap-shot he took from Evgeni Malkin. Bravo!
Does Ovechkin hate kids?
Check out the great 8 "snowing" the kid. I know no members of the Steamer would ever do this!
A new wave sweeping the hockey world!
I have heard Jack Edwards refer to protecting the puck with the legs and the stick at the same time as A-Framing. Only recently, as The Professor pointed out, play-by-play man Doc Emrick referred to this brilliant puck possession strategy as........wait for it.........TRIPOD-ing.
It is nice to see the skaters who have championed this art form start to get some credit. To further this noble cause some companies are selling a training apparatus to perfect this skill. They call it the "Attack Triangle." Beware!
It is nice to see the skaters who have championed this art form start to get some credit. To further this noble cause some companies are selling a training apparatus to perfect this skill. They call it the "Attack Triangle." Beware!
The other Hockey Article of the Week
An interesting read about injuries to the mouth and teeth in the NHL. Special emphasis on the recent Keith Tkachuk oral injury. Yikes.
Are you ready for some soccer?
With the Bruins monumental choke job - side bar: god does Claude Julien suck - I may need to foregt hockey and get myself ready for the World Cup. Even if you don't like Futbol, this is damn impressive.
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