The Washington Capitals faced the Chicago Blackhawks, with Alex Ovechkin on the brink of NHL history. Ovechkin’s goal tied him for the most in league history, leading to a 4-3 victory. Key highlights include Ovechkin’s performance and an injury concern for Protas.
Move over Hillary Clinton-there’s a new biggest cuck in American history, and they play hockey in Chicago.
We’ve talked about good roadtrip or parking lot conversations before, and this time we decided to talk NHL sweaters. Give us your favorites!
The Philadelphia Flyers have a week of important games ahead of them late in February. After the Flyers lost in overtime last week to the Toronto Maple Leafs as well as an abysmal loss to the New Jersey Devils in the MetLife Stadium Series game this past weekend, they now have to contend with both the Devils and the New York Islanders as both teams are closing in on the Flyers’ playoff spot. The Flyers were recently very close to eclipsing the New York Rangers for the number one spot in the Metropolitan Division after they passed the Carolina Hurricanes for the number two spot, but losing a few games has put them six points behind the Hurricanes and twelve points behind the Rangers. The three games this week will allow the Flyers to tie the Hurricanes should they rally from their two-game losing streak to beat the Chicago Blackhawks, the Rangers, and their old rivals, the Pittsburgh Penguins.
With all due respect to the Sandman, I took a shot at a Hockey Chanukah song. Try not to sing along as you read it, I dare you.
On the lords day our Caps headed over to Chicago to get a nice 4-2…
The Bruins are off to a great start and you have to ask yourself: was this what you expected out of the Black and Gold?
You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain. Darren pang is now with the Blackhawks.
Caps score a touchdown, but can’t get the extra point
The Morning Skate 