Rick Nash tells us "These Teams Are On My List." Rick Nash trade, no trade, trade, no trade? But we still belive this could be a great karaoke hit for the local sport pub´s (This goes for Jussi Ojanen)
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
Hockey related moments from "30 Rock"
New York Magazine has pulled together hockey-related collection from the popular TV-Show: 30 Rock
Preview to Crashed Ice Åre / See Åre´s Crashed Ice live on Saturday.
The world’s best ice cross downhill athletes are in the Swedish mountain
resort of Are for what promises to be one of the fastest Red Bull
Crashed Ice races ever. The skaters regularly reach speeds of 70kph and
on Saturday they may go even faster. Kyle Croxall, of Canada, leads the
2012 World Championship and will be looking for a third straight win but
Germany’s Fabian Mels and champion Arttu Pihlainen are among a pack of
challengers chasing hard at his heels.
Watch the weekends crashed ice live from RedBullTV February 18 |
5.00PM LONDON | 6.00PM CET | 7.00PM FINLAND | 9.00PM MOSCOW (no daylight saving)
Finnish viewers can also watch the event from YLE | Urheilu (Finnish commentary, might be blocked outside of Finland) Live broadcast starts 7:40PM. (Crashed Icen Åren osakilpailu livenä lauantaina RedBullTV:ssä klo 19:00 alkaen, tai YLE | Urheilun nettisivuilla (Suomeksi) alkaen 19:40.)
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Beyond the Puck. Episode 1: A Day in the Life
1st Episode: A Day in the Life
Andrew Ference, an eco-warrior and NHL hockey player, offers a rare glimpse into his sustainable lifestyle in the new 10-episode web series Beyond the Puck.
But he is not your typical hockey player. Andrew's an environmental activist, a Stanley Cup champion, the husband of a former professional snowboarder, and father of two girls. He rides his bike to “work” and doesn’t mind being called a tree hugger — he’s just as comfortable checking opponents on the ice as he is teaching kids about composting in elementary schools.
Inspired by his friend, environmentalist David Suzuki, Andrew has embraced an eco-friendly way of life at home and on the road. He’s achieved the ultimate victory in hockey — winning the Stanley Cup — and is ready take on the challenge of inspiring others to care about the planet.
But he is not your typical hockey player. Andrew's an environmental activist, a Stanley Cup champion, the husband of a former professional snowboarder, and father of two girls. He rides his bike to “work” and doesn’t mind being called a tree hugger — he’s just as comfortable checking opponents on the ice as he is teaching kids about composting in elementary schools.
Inspired by his friend, environmentalist David Suzuki, Andrew has embraced an eco-friendly way of life at home and on the road. He’s achieved the ultimate victory in hockey — winning the Stanley Cup — and is ready take on the challenge of inspiring others to care about the planet.
Weirdest goal of the year?
Weirdest goal of the year on monday night ECHL game between South Carolina Stingrays and the Florida Everblades. (Goal after 01:00)
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
World’s first robot hockey player
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| Robot hockey player Jennifer at the U of M skating rink. |
The University of Manitoba Autonomous Agents Laboratory, which, among
other things,
works on humanoid robotics, has created what they think is
the first hockey-playing robot.
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