If things keeps going the way they have, I’m going to start calling the Tampa Bay Lightning the Colorado Avalanche East, as they’ve now added Chris Durno to their list of Colorado acquisitions. He joins Brett Clark and former Philadelphia Flyer Simon Gagné.
The Chicago Blackhawks stormed through the 2009-10 NHL postseason, taking no prisoners and rightly proclaiming Lord Stanley’s Cup as their trophy. Then they went out and had to clean house, losing nearly half of the team that got them the championship. Nobody can blame the ‘Hawks for essentially buying themselves a cup. They did what they needed to have a team that could compete.
It’s here and it’s already making me long for the far off time of October. That’s right, the Colorado Avalanche now know all of their opponents and games for the 2010-11 NHL season.
I know it has been somewhat quiet here on the news front and I attribute most of that to the fact that there has been hardly any important happenings as of late. I will also admit that I had to go through my post-season mourning period as well. With that said, today we have seen a little taste of what is to come for the Colorado Avalanche this season.
Well, kids, it’s all over. The Chicago Blackhawks have won the Stanley Cup in Game 6 vs. the Philadelphia Flyers.
Coverage of our Olympic Men’s Hockey continues with a recap of day 4. Coming off of a wonderful day 3, there wasn’t a whole lot of surprises on day 4.
In case you haven’t noticed, the 2010 Men’s Olympic Ice Hockey Tournament is fully underway and has thus far gone as many have predicted. Pundits and most people with any working knowledge of the current and semi-recent NHL atmosphere have essentially determined who will be the top contenders for the gold medal this time around, and what an exciting day of hockey we’ve seen.
Are you as excited for this upcoming season as you were last year?
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