This is not a bad setup for sitting in a wedding tent with a catered barbecue. John Madden, in his first season officially out of pro football since 1879, has what might be the best TV setup for watching the NFL…ever. Madden has ten TVs in all: nine 63-inch television sets, and one big screen. [...]
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October 06, 2009
I've always wanted to watch a game with John Madden (it would be my Make-A-Wish wish for sure), but I never envisioned it like this. Madden has developed a massive Football viewing experience, and has taken to watching every game on Sunday with dads of NFL QBs.... "Roast Beef Central" is perhaps the best name for an eatery that I've ever heard. In fact, John...
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October 05, 2009
Favre Thousand Favre Hundred Favrety Favre. It is a crying shame that John Madden will not be around for the Favre fest that will be tonight’s Monday Night Football.
Programing note: I will repost this video on the Favreth of July.
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October 06, 2009
Here's another video you may have already seen elsewhere. Yes, Bootlegger Sports prides itself on bringing you news and media that is in no way new or breaking. We're just hoping that our readership is as or more lazy and apathetic than we are, thus making our shoddy reporting seem ...
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October 05, 2009
After mixing up the lines in the first game of the season, Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville continued tinkering on Saturday. And with the additional mixing comes more questions about the Hawks lines moving forward...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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October 05, 2009
That wasn't a garbled television transmission beamed from Helsinki over the weekend, that really was Patrick Kane on the Blackhawks' penalty kill.
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October 04, 2009
After the Chicago Blackhawks lost their season opener in a shoot-out Friday, questions were raised about goalie Cristobal Huet's validity as the Hawks' number one goalie...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Chicago Tribune
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October 06, 2009
They can call up Corey Crawford without exposing him to claims
Throughout his training camp battle with Corey Crawford for the Blackhawks' backup goaltending job, Antti Niemi had an ace in the five-hole.
Via Kuklas Korner
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October 06, 2009
from Steve Rosenbloom of RosenBlog at the Chicago Tribune,
Patrick Kane has been getting time on the penalty-killing unit. Yes, the most offensively magical Blackhawk is hopping over the boards on the most thankless unit.
What gives?
Here’s what gives: This is Kane’s career at a crossroads.
I don’t care if it’s early in the professional life for the kid...
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October 05, 2009
Antti Niemi
HELSINKI -- When the 2009 Compuware NHL Premiere games were announced, starting a game in front of his family, friends, and 12 000 other F...
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October 07, 2009
Nobody on TV has worked more Cowboys games than John Madden. He's retired now but still watching. He talks about watching all the game right here. Couldn't he have mentioned Larry Allen for old times sake?
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October 05, 2009
(Some changes are coming to this blog, with the merciful end of the Royals season. We'll have an explanation later today or early tomorrow. You won't be rid of my bad humor and rambling blog posts, it'll just be different, and, well, check back later today or tomorrow. In the meantime, (at least) one more Royals thought. Also, this link has nothing to do with the Royals...
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