If you missed last nights Chicago Blackhawks beat down of the Minnesota Wild, then you missed a classic Joe Nameth moment. No it wasn’t anything to do with any of the players. It was during the “Shoot the Puck” segment between the 2nd and 3rd periods. Greg Demena was selected to shoot and missed. During [...]
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Meet Greg. He’s a Chicago Blackhawks fan who had just participated in an on-ice contest during the Blackhawks-Wild game where he attempted to shoot a puck into a narrow crevice in the net for extravagant prizes and arena-wide adulation. Unfortunately for Greg, his bid for glory came up short but in his eyes and heart [...]
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January 13, 2012
Awkward Chicago Blackhawks Fan Spits Game To Hot Reporter
How many times have you seen a hot sideline reporter interview someone and you just wish that the athlete would say something along the lines of “damn girl….you look good” or “enough about my game…..whatchu up to, ma?” Well that sort of happened here, just more of a goofy/awkward white boy way.
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