ORLANDO, Fla. – As the final horn sounded last Thursday night at Canada Hockey Place in Vancouver, there were tears aplenty on the ice and in the stands. Tears of joy. Tears of disappointment. Tears of relief. Even a few tears … Continue reading
Don Money
Are Olympics best showcase for NHL?
ORLANDO, FLA – It is just hours before the athletes of the world gather in Vancouver, British Columbia for the 21st Olympic Winter Games. Friday, February 12 will usher in the games with the Opening Ceremonies, a lavish display of patriotism … Continue reading
Lounsbury uses hockey to give back
Orlando, FLA – Items are pouring in for the silent auction and players are signing up to play in the ‘Pros vs. Joes” benefit game for Maryann Lounsbury. So far, the list of auction items includes: an autographed stick signed by … Continue reading
Refs deserve respect too
ORLANDO, FL – By nature, hockey is a rough sport that has gotten rougher over time because of the development of better equipment through science and bigger, better bodies through training. The only thing that at times keeps it sane … Continue reading
Cusick’s vision shaped Boston hockey
ORLANDO, FL – For 45 years, he sat behind a microphone at the old Boston Garden and arenas around the NHL describing the fortunes of the Boston Bruins on radio and television. His was the voice of two Stanley Cup … Continue reading
Coyotes fate in hands of judge
ORLANDO, FL – And now we wait. Following two days of posturing, finger pointing and sometimes contentious arguing, the fate of the Phoenix Coyotes is now in the hands of Judge Redfield T. Baum who will now decide whether the … Continue reading