I am so glad that Sean Avery is back in the NHL it gives us something to talk about and he is quite entertaining to watch. I guess you could also say that Sean "sloppy seconds" Avery is up to his old tricks again taking an impressive 4 minors and a ten minute misconduct.
The more entertaining fact is Avery is talking smack to a person that speak no English at all.
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Avery is more than a pest - the man is vermin. Avery is pestilence, he is Ebola on ice and there is no hockey shrink that can cure his ills. Avery will do everything in his evil bag of tricks to get under Varmalov's tender skin tonight at Madison Square Garden. The Rangers are severely offensively-challenged team and they will need every edge they can get when it comes to unnerving...
I'm beginning to think that Sean Avery enjoys annoying people. Sean Avery will not stop. Can't stop. It seems his obnoxiousness gets even higher in the postseason - which is hard to believe. And, he really likes to bother goalies, guess they can't him back as easily.
Some things in sports never change - like Sean Avery’s penchant for taking swings at opposing goalies. Earlier this month, the naughty New York Ranger was caught clocking Boston Bruins netminder Tim Thomas in the back of the head with his stick.
And now with the NHL playoffs in full force, you might think Avery might [...]
Sean Avery never had a chance. The game was determined before the puck was even dropped. And the reason was #11 Referee Kelly Sutherland.His last victim was Tomas Holmstrom. The last scene was May 14, 2008 in the Western Conference Finals. Referee Kelly Sutherland saw the number 96 on a player's back, determined that he was in the crease, and disallowed the critical Detroit...
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