When Dustin Penner missed a game last week due to back spasms caused by him eating pancakes it sent most sports & hockey fans into pandaemonium. There were countless jokes made about Penner with many ...
SWEET CAKES
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January 17, 2012
Dustin Penner recently injured himself by eating pancakes and the fans in Vancouver were not about to let him forget it. Some clever fans brought some maple syrup and strategically placed it behind Penner. Well played, well played.
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January 16, 2012
Now that the majority of my real life people all have twitter, I often assume that they are over the hockey news like I. So when I launch into a conversation about Penner and his pancake letter last week and there is a look of dumbfoundedness on the listener's face, well I realize that maybe not everyone seems to read the same things I do. And that's cool, that really is...
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January 19, 2012
Syrup Can Be Kept In Fridge For UP To 1 Year
Four or five days ago ESPN first broke the story about LA Kings forward Dustin Penner and his now famous PANCAKE injury.
I had no idea a stack of pancakes could cause such a slick mess, but it has, and on Tuesday the Vancouver Canucks fans let him have it.
Allegedly Penner and his weak back went out while “eating” pancakes.
At least...
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January 17, 2012
Pancakes are the best thing to happen to (a) breakfast and (b) Los Angeles Kings forward Dustin Penner.
Ever since he disclosed that he injured himself while eating a stack of "delicious pancakes" — unintentionally hilarious, given his notorious lack of conditioning — Penner has been a tremendously good sport about it. There was his "open letter" response...
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January 16, 2012
Oilers beat the Kings 2-1 in OT
When Dustin Penner saw his return date to the Edmonton on this season’s schedule, he could not have known it would be in the wake of the #pennercakes fiasco. While Oilers’ dressing room attendant Joey Moss was excited to see his very good friend return for the sake of seeing him, Penner’s former teammates were excited to make light of the past...
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January 18, 2012
Justin Williams and Mike Richards scored in the shootout Tuesday and the Los Angeles Kings beat Vancouver 3-2 and handed the Canucks a second straight home loss.
Williams, who also scored in regulation, beat Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo on his stick side and Richards, the fourth shooter, fired over his glove.
Alex Burrows scored for the Canucks, who got regulation goals from Daniel...
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January 18, 2012
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Justin Williams and Mike Richards scored in the shootout Tuesday and the Los Angeles Kings beat Vancouver 3-2 and handed the Canucks a second straight home loss.
Williams, who also scored in regulation, beat Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo on his stick side and Richards, the fourth shooter, fired over his glove.
Alex Burrows scored for the Canucks...
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January 16, 2012
The Kings struggle to score but stout goalie Jonathan Quick has them joining the Senators as January surprises. Adam Gretz says the Florida teams and the Sabres are fast heading the opposite direction.
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January 18, 2012
The Los Angeles Kings have lost once in regulation since Darryl Sutter took over as coach last month. A visit by the Calgary Flames could help the Kings pick up even more points.
Los Angeles looks to extend its point streak to six when it faces a Flames team trying to snap its longest road skid in five seasons Thursday night.
Since replacing the fired Terry Murray, who was dismissed...
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January 16, 2012
Even though his Los Angeles Kings lost in overtime to a struggling opponent in their last game, Darryl Sutter was satisfied with his club's weekend in Alberta.
A win in British Columbia would have him thrilled with the three-game road trip.
Los Angeles looks to gain at least one point for the 14th time in 15 games Tuesday night against the Vancouver Canucks.
The Kings (22...
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January 18, 2012
Justin Williams and Mike Richards scored in the shootout Tuesday and the Los Angeles Kings beat Vancouver 3-2 and handed the Canucks a second straight home loss. Williams, who also scored in regulation, beat Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo on his stick side and Richards, the fourth shooter, fired over his glove.
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January 18, 2012
VANCOUVER, British Columbia - The Los Angeles Kings got the strong start they were hoping for. Their finish...
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January 19, 2012
The Kings opened up a successful road trip with a win over the Flames last weekend. In their return to Los Angeles, they'll get a chance at extending Calgary's road losing streak.
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January 19, 2012
Game #48
LA Kings (23-15-9, 11th in NHL)vsCalgary Flames(21-20-6, 21th in NHL)
7:30pm, Staples CenterLos Angeles, CA
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Hey, did you guys know that Darryl Sutter and Brent Sutter were brothers and coached against each other...
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January 18, 2012
Mike Richards scored the game-winning goal in the third round of the shootout, sending the Los Angeles Kings to a 3-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena.
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