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Jackets Conquer Chelios
At this stage of the Blue Jackets season, it takes something like a 48 year old defensemen getting called up to play for the opposing team to make things interesting – and he was a factor in helping score both of the Jackets goals last night.
The first goal he was trying to block an Umberger [...]
Atlanta Thrashers sign veteran Chris Chelios
As per Sportsnet and RDS, the Atlanta Thrashers have signed veteran Chris Chelios for the remainder of the season. Chelios is currently played with their AHL affiliate, the Chicago Wolves.
He will have to clear waivers in order to rejoin the Thrashers. He will be available for call-up in case of injury. No immediate NHL plans.
In [...]
Candidates for Team USA’s roster for Vancouver 2010
Brian Burke, Team USA’s GM, is planning on making the announcement of USA’s final roster on January 1st, 2010, during the Winter Classic. Burke will name his 23 man roster at Fenway Park, during the Flyers vs. Bruins game.
Below you will find the three groupings for the 2010 Olympic hockey tournament:
GROUP A: Canada, United States, [...]
SIBLING RIVALRY PRESENTS: NHL Goes Hollywood Images & Contest!
To we Gallof boys, most situations hearken to a movie. Whether it be large or small, parody or tragedy, good news or bad, we tend to come up with some sort of twisted bent with images and other silliness to describe it.
So, in honor of this appreciation of movies, and with a huge hat tip [...]
New Kids In The Hall
Hey puckheads! I was fortunate enough to be invited to the Hockey Hall of Fame Induction weekend. This was a special occasion for me because of the Red Wing flavor of the proceedings. Although I am firmly entrenched in tropical Tampa Bay, I am a native Detroiter and a lifelong Wings fan. So after a [...]
NHLPA: So What Is The Rumpus And Why It Is Important?
Nobody knows anybody. Not that well. – Tom Reagan, Miller’s Crossing
Check this blog out on The Huffington Post!
In a large woods of tall trees, another poor soul is on his knees, crying for his life. A dark figure stands in the killing posture, poised.
No, this isn’t the Coen Brothers gem of a movie, Miller’s Crossing. [...]