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While it is true that the Chicago Blackhawks have the Phoenix Coyotes? number, it?s not the score that bothers me as much as the action of the Blackhawks? hockey club. ?It is clear that as a group, there is no
And there is no
With the last 7- 1 buttkicking that the Blackhawks ...
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January 07, 2009
Make it 12 out of 14 for the Hawks as they mopped the...ice...with
Phoenix last night. The Coyotes have been playing some good hockey
lately, so this was a good win.Adam Burish started the scoring
for the Hawks a little more than midway through the first period. It
was his first goal since last April. The Hawks then added three more
goals in the following four minutes to lead...
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January 07, 2009
Hey, readers! Put on your thinking caps, ?cause it?s time to rack your brains for another exciting adventure of the SbB Clever Caption
Since it?s Hump Day, we skate along a shot of Chicago Blackhawks goalie Cristobal Huet showing his humps to a pair of flummoxed Phoenix
How ...
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January 07, 2009
Not sure who was playing last night against the Chicago Blackhawks but it wasn’t the Coyotes I know. And who, I ask, was the bigger glutton for punishment? Was it the Phoenix Coyotes, who ALLOWED themselves to be pummelled again by the Blackhawks? Or me, who sat through the entire heartbreaking ...
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January 07, 2009
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January 07, 2009
With apologies to Keith Olbermann: we have found the worst person in the world, and they live in Chicago. It?s not easy to ruin the very special Winter Classic, especially for a Detroit fan, but it happened to a 14-year-old boy when someone claiming to work at Wrigley Field walked off with the ...
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January 07, 2009
You're already seen it on The Pensblog, Empty Netters and Puck Daddy, and probably other places, but it was definitely a bizarre night in the NHL.
First we'll start with Ruslan Fedotenko's one-punch fight against Colby Armstrong:
The strangest part isn't that the fight was only one punch long, ...
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