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June 12, 2014
Hail to the Kings: The 2014 Stanley Cup Champions
Considering all the Los Angeles Kings did during the past two months, considering the way they played and the commitment they made to winning, the final goal of the final game was fitting. Sure, New York Rangers fans will say … Continue reading →
June 10, 2014
Lundqvist Answers the Challenge. The Series Goes Back to L.A.
As good as Jonathan Quick was on Monday night, Henrik Lundqvist might have been even better on Wednesday night. Lundqvist made 40 saves and was the game’s first star as King Henrik stole one for the New York Rangers at … Continue reading →
A Meaningless Night at IGF. Nice to See Miles and Coombs in Argos Finery
Anyone other the coaching staffs of the two teams who takes anything at all out of Monday night’s pre-season football game at Investors Group Field is deluding himself. It was a practice. Ricky Ray didn’t play for the Argos. Rookies … Continue reading →
June 8, 2014
Kings Put A Lock On The Stanley Cup
Barring a miracle, and I mean a complete and utter miracle, the Stanley Cup playoffs are done for another year. Monday night at Madison Square Garden, the Los Angeles Kings got a 32-save shutout from Jonathan Quick, beat Henrik Lundqvist … Continue reading →
June 7, 2014
CFL Players Beaten Again And They Know It
The early tweets from Canadian Football League Players Association members pretty much summed up how the rank and file feels about its leadership. The Canadian Press in Calgary highlighted two of them: “You hire a bunch of clowns and you … Continue reading →
June 6, 2014
Kings Take 2-0 Series Lead But This Is A Long Way From Over
Saturday night in Los Angeles, it took the Kings a while, but thanks to a tremendous tip-in goal by Dustin Brown, L.A. will head to New York with a 2-0 lead in the Stanley Cup final. Brown scored 90 minutes … Continue reading →
June 5, 2014
Bombers to Unveil Bud Grant Statue in October
The greatest coach in Winnipeg Blue Bombers history will be honored with a bronze statue outside of Investors Group Field this October. Harry Peter (Bud) Grant coached the Bombers from 1957 until 1966 and won four Grey Cup championships and … Continue reading →
June 4, 2014
Kings Complete Game 1 Comeback
For awhile it looked bleak for the L.A. Kings. Down 2-0 at the 15:03 mark of the first period to a fired-up New York Rangers team in the first game of the Stanley Cup final, the Kings looked like a … Continue reading →
June 2, 2014
Former Rifles Star Carter Signs With Blue Bombers
Former Winnipeg Rifles wideout Brett Carter, a kid who made a tremendous impression at training camp last season, has once again signed with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Carter, who was at camp in street clothes on Moday, will now have … Continue reading →
We Like Kings in Six Over Rangers
It’s almost too much. When you stop and think about it, winning 16 games in two months against four different teams is an extremely difficult task and the two clubs remaining in the hunt for the Stanley Cup have certainly … Continue reading →
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