Posts About "2002 Winter Olympics"

Blazing a Trail: Theo Fleury's Victor Walk

October 21st, 2018 The NHL has changed a fair bit since Theoren Fleury last laced up skates and even more so since he first donned a Calgary Flames sweater. Best known for his small size and large personality, he was an anomaly during his playing days. In an era that featured some of the biggest names and also some of the toughest customers in the history...

Jarome Iginla Career Highlights

September 21st, 2017 This article was originally published in March, 2013. Iginla was shipped out by General Manager Jay Feaster last night to the Pittsburgh Penguins in return for college prospects Ben Hanowski and Ken Agostino as well as a first round pick. Last nights’ proceedings certainly became clustered once the Flames publically announced that...

10 Legendary Bob Cole Moments

June 6th, 2014 For several generations of English-speaking Canadians, Bob Cole might be the most memorable voice from their childhood. For Americans and international viewers unable to view a CBC feed, you're missing out on perhaps the most naturally talented sports media personality in the game of hockey. Starting in 1969 as a radio play-by-play...

Minnesota Wild Fanatic and Superstition Magician

May 2nd, 2014 Hockey fans are interesting, exciting and passionate fans. They also have their hockey fan superstitions and rituals. If you’re like me, you get extremely nervous before your hockey club’s big game. You might fidget and even pace around the room. You might believe that you can change the outcome of the game. I’m a Minnesota...

My Top 10 Steve Yzerman Moments

November 5th, 2009 I still find it hard to believe that it's been over three years now since I last saw Steve Yzerman lace up his skates for the Red Wings. Known as 'Stevie Y,' or 'The Captain,' Yzerman's long and storied career is full of awards and accolades, but this coming Monday, November 9, 2009, may outrank them all. That's the night Yzerman...