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Posts in category "vancouver canucks"

Keith suspended 5 games for elbow on Sedin

Keith suspended 5 games for elbow on Sedin
It’s been speculated about since the moment of impact…but today, Brendan Shanahan ruled.  Duncan Keith will miss the next five Blackhawk games (vs Nashville, @ New Jersey, vs St. Louis, @ Nashville, vs Minnesota) for his elbow on Vancouver’s Daniel Sedin. Brendan Shanahan explains the suspension in this video At the time of the hit... Read more »

TSN's McKenzie - Sedin injured, Keith ruling likely Friday

TSN's McKenzie - Sedin injured, Keith ruling likely Friday
According to TSN’s Bob McKenzie, Daniel Sedin will miss the Canucks’ game tonight in Dallas.  In fact, the Canucks have sent Sedin back to Vancouver to meet with a “specialist” for treatment. The fact that Sedin is indeed injured likely means a bigger suspension for Duncan Keith, but McKenzie says there likely won’t be a... Read more »

Alex Burrows is a tool, and other random hockey thoughts

Alex Burrows is a tool, and other random hockey thoughts
“I was saying Boo-itch” Sometimes I forget just how loathsome the Vancouver Canucks are.  Really.  I know I dislike them.  I know you, the reader, dislikes them.  I know every other team in the NHL dislikes them, but I forget sometimes.  Well, no one reminds me of that hatred like Alex Burrows.  You know Burrows…the hair pulling... Read more »
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My challenge to the Blackhawks

My challenge to the Blackhawks
The Blackhawks have two games in two nights beginning tonight in Edmonton, and tomorrow in Calgary. Here’s a challenge for the Hawks:  60 minutes.  That’s it.  Give us ONE GAME with a complete 60 minute effort.  It’s been 51 games, and we’re still waiting. No one could have expected the kind of first period the... Read more »

Blackhawks acquire center Morrison from Calgary

Blackhawks acquire center Morrison from Calgary
Friday night, Stan Bowman made his first of many expected moved leading up to the NHL’s trade deadine on February 27th.  He acquired veteran center Brendan Morrison from the Calgary Flames in exchange for prospect and AHL All Star Brian Connelly. Morrison, 36, has 4 goals and 7 assists in 28 games this season.  His... Read more »

Guest Blogger : Hawks rolling, but reason for concern

Guest Blogger : Hawks rolling, but reason for concern
Happy Holidays Blackhawk fans.  You all must be feeling pretty good about the team after a convincing 5-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens.  Well, to put a damper on your holidays, Nick Shepkowski has decided to write a guest blog for the Red Light District.  For those who don’t know, Nick works with me on... Read more »
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NHL realignment perfect for fans and rivals

NHL realignment perfect for fans and rivals
Late last night, the NHL’s Board of Directors voted in to action a brand new NHL alignment.  The 30 teams will be divided into four (yet unnamed) conferences. Conference A : Anaheim, Calgary, Colorado, Edmonton, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Jose, Vancouver Conference B : Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Detroit, Minnesota, Nashville, St. Louis, Winnipeg Conference C... Read more »

Hawks' loss to Canucks nothing to panic about

Hawks' loss to Canucks nothing to panic about
I’ve seen overreactions in my life, but nothing compares to what I’ve seen since the Blackhawks dropped a regular season, Sunday night game in November to the Vancouver Canucks. “Has Q lost his touch?” “The Hawks are gutless.” “The team looks like they’ve quit.” “The penalty kill sucks.” “This team won’t win a thing.” Those... Read more »

NHL 12 Game Demo Impressions

NHL 12 Game Demo Impressions
I have good news for hockey gaming nuts (like me).  Today, EA Sports released the demo version of NHL12 to both the Playstation Store and Xbox360 Marketplace.  The game doesn’t disappoint. The demo features three game modes : Play Now, Be A Pro, and Hockey Ultimate Team. Play Now mode features the 3rd period of... Read more »
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Hatred Justified : Vancouver embarasses themselves, "their" game

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Looking back on it, the outcome of the game was wholly predictable.  Most Blackhawk fans (myself included), were rooting for the inevitable implosion of hockey’s most classless team, and once again, it happened.  The Boston Bruins won their first Stanley Cup since 1972, and while they were skating with the Cup, Vancouver fans were taking to the streets.   ... Read more »