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Author archives: Jeff Stone

Jeff Stone is the disgraced former captain of his JV hockey team and a reporter at the International Business Times. He has a signed rookie card of Martin Brodeur and a blog at WhenYouPutItThatWay.wordpress.com.

Website: http://whenyouputitthatway.wordpress.com/

Fans Love NHL GameCenter Live, But Beware of Mental Health Risks

Dopamine is a neurotransmitter in the brain that affects, among other things, pleasure, cognition and motivation. When someone completes an enjoyable activity their brain naturally associates that activity with pleasure which, in turn, leads to desire. The problems with dopamine begin when a person recognizes they’re in a potentially rewarding situation but can’t control themselves, ...

Claude Lemieux: Proto-pest, Clutch Playoff Performer, Future Hall of Famer

Not enough is said about Claude Lemieux’s eyes. The player who’s now regarded as the NHL’s proto-pest must have been terrifying to line up against, not only because he might score with a backhand shot as soon as he’d check you from behind, but also because those sharp baby blues. One might be tempted to ...

Preparing to Say Goodbye to Pixelated Evander Kane

I was starting to develop an unhealthy reliance on the pixelated version of Evander Kane. The Winnipeg Jets left-winger has been, to me, one of the last barriers to full blown insanity brought on by hockey starvation. Kane, who is the cornerstone of my franchise in EA Sports’ NHL ’13, has slowly become more valuable ...

Player Unity The Best Part of NHL Lockout

Whenever Rob Ray is interviewed on Buffalo’s sports radio station one of his favorite stories to tell is the time Shayne Corson and Darcy Tucker tried to chase him into the Sabres’ dressing room after a tilt between the Maple Leafs and Sabres. The enforcer-turned-analyst never gets specific about what enraged the two Leafs, but ...

Sabres’ Offer To Doan Is Bad News For “Hockey Heaven”

When reports surfaced earlier this summer about a contract the Buffalo Sabres offered unrestricted free agent Shane Doan it – like seemingly everything else in Sabreland – divided fans. The offer, rumored to be a 4-year deal worth around $30 million (as per Bucky Gleason of the Buffalo News), is a staggering one and a ...

Nash to New York Similar to Alignment of NBA Stars

From a marketability standpoint, the National Hockey League is in a much better place than it was in on Monday morning and while he still has the CBA negotiations looming, commissioner Gary Bettman almost certainly was wearing his infamous smirk after Rick Nash was traded to the New York Rangers. The Rangers, who were a ...

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