Can we agree to just mic everyone up all the time? I enjoyed Seguin describing his celebration.
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Listen to Tyler Seguin celebrate OT winner, sheepishly explain celebration
Posted by Justin Bourne under Hockey Vids on Jun 17, 2013
Can we agree to just mic everyone up all the time? I enjoyed Seguin describing his celebration.
Get to know the anthem singers from Chicago and Boston
Posted by Justin Bourne under General Awesomeness, Hockey Vids on Jun 17, 2013
Looking back at every overtime goal from the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs
Posted by Justin Bourne under Hockey Vids on Jun 12, 2013
The Stanley Cup Playoffs provide us with some of the best drama in sports, with their greatest offering being the glory of sudden-death overtime. No sport makes you switch from oh-man-oh-man-this-is-good-this-is-good to THIS-IS-BAD-THIS-IS-BAD quicker than hockey, which becomes doubly painful when “this is bad” turns into “that happened” and the finality of your favourite team’s loss starts to hit home.
Sometimes we’re treated to an extra 100 minutes, sometimes 100 seconds, but at some point the game just…ends. Abruptly. The game is over, pack up your belongings and go, there’s nothing else to see here.
With the Stanley Cup Final getting under way tonight, it’s the perfect time to look back about how we got here (and to cross our fingers hoping we get more OTs). The two teams in the Final happen to show up below in nine of the 24 extra-time games.
Watch Patrick Roy’s 10 most memorable moments
Posted by Justin Bourne under Hockey Vids on Jun 03, 2013
You’re going to be seeing a lot more Patrick Roy in the next few years given his new role(s) with the Colorado Avalanche, so it seems like a fitting enough time to look back on the mark he’s already left on the NHL. Never a dull moment with this guy.
My only beef with the list: #10 should be higher. I love that move so much (as does Jake Goldsbie).
ESPN’s short documentary “Cutthroat” on Clint Malarchuk is both must-watch, and tough to watch
Posted by Justin Bourne under Hockey Vids, Injuries on May 29, 2013
I can’t recommend you watch this short documentary enough. It’s tough to get through – like really tough – but you won’t regret doing so. The payoff and message is there.
Here’s how ESPN describes it:
The latest film is Cutthroat, by award-winning director Steven Cantor. Clint Malarchuk was famous for being an NHL goalie, but he would go down in hockey history for suffering one of the most gruesome injuries in the history of sports when an opposing player’s skate severed his carotid artery. This story covers Malarchuk’s miraculous physical recovery from the injury as well as the long and grueling emotional recuperation that took two decades and included an eventual stay in a mental hospital for PTSD treatment. [Warning: This film contains graphic footage of the injury.]
Tonight’s Penguins/Senators pre-game montage on CBC was once again fantastic
Posted by Justin Bourne under Hockey Vids, Montages on May 22, 2013
To meet the man behind the montages, check out this excellent, interesting column by Sean Fitzgerald on Tim Thompson.
Max Domi opted to throw a disgusting through-his-own-legs saucer pass tonight
Posted by Justin Bourne under General Awesomeness, Hockey Vids on May 20, 2013
The craziest part about this play is that it absolutely works. Well, actually wait, that’s not true – the crazy part is having the presence of mind and the stones to try it from a scoring situation, which you don’t get a ton of in a game.
But it does make sense; it allows him to pull the puck back from the defender’s stick, and get his stick in a position to make the pass.
Again, that’s Max Domi, Tie Domi’s son. Apparently he plays a bit more of a skill game.
