Remember when the Penguins played hockey? Man, were those the days. I have fond memories of that far away time. The Penguins were winning, we were doing podcasts, there were things to write about. Alas those times seem so far away. Instead of wallowing in pity and sadness and wandering aimlessly through the streets zombie-like, let's recap what's happened to this point. In haiku.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
When Hockey was Played; A Haiku Set
Labels:
Beau Bennett,
Boston Bruins,
Brooks Orpik,
Colin Greening,
Dan Bylsma,
Kyle Okposo,
Marc-Andre Fleury,
New York Islanders,
Nick Case,
Ottawa Senators,
Sidney Crosby,
Tomas Vokoun,
Tyler Kennedy
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Time to Change the Bylsma Narrative
Dan Bylsma sucks.
Disco Dan is an awful coach.
Bylsma is only riding the coat tails of Sid and Malkin.
Bylsma needs fired, he doesn't change anything.
We hear it all of the time. On radio, on Twitter, on Facebook. So many people hate Dan Bylsma.
So many people are dead wrong.
Disco Dan is an awful coach.
Bylsma is only riding the coat tails of Sid and Malkin.
Bylsma needs fired, he doesn't change anything.
We hear it all of the time. On radio, on Twitter, on Facebook. So many people hate Dan Bylsma.
So many people are dead wrong.
(Lake Fong/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) |
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The Hype List
Sports. Whether playing or watching they're meant to get your blood pumping, your mind racing, and your adrenaline flowing. In the moment or the build up, the feeling of sport is hard to replace. How people get to "sport" differs from person to person. For me it's a Hype List. A Hype List is a series of tracks I'll listen to on the way to the park, in the dressing room, or just before the game to get me ready to run through a wall. After the break a peak at my hype list (some lyrics may be not safe for work).
Penguins Hyped (Kathy Willens/AP) |
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
The Beauty and the Burden of the Playoff Beard Redux
We're a week in to the playoffs and as I look in the mirror my grizzled visage stares back. For a week my growth isn't too shabby. After a month it's intimidating. After the Cup it's hot and cumbersome. But the playoff beard is a point of pride and honor for a hockey player.
Nick's Playoff... Growth? |
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