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Are you sure it was an injury, Tiger? Not the fact that you shot a 42 on the front? Hmmm, this is mysterious. From the Associated Press: continue reading...
In last night’s highly anticipated matchup between the Montreal Canadiens and the Boston Bruins things took an ugly turn when Boston’s monstrous defenceman Zdeno Chara drove Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty’s head into the turn-buckle between the two teams’ benches. Pacioretty was immediately knocked unconscious and lay face first on the ice for mutiple minutes without any movement. It was a dirty hit with ambiguous intentions and Chara should be punished by the league. It will be intersting to see how they deal with this. As of now the word on Pacioretty is that he was awake and responsive on the way to the hospital and had full movement in all his extremities. We wish him a speedy and healthy recovery. continue reading...
Gotta stay heads up, even in the preseason big guy! Read more from BleacherReport.com on the injury and watch the video below: continue reading...
Rio Ferdinand, England’s captain and arguably one of its three best players, will miss the World Cup due to a knee injury. continue reading...
Maybe people will start talking about the Vanity Fair cover curse, now… continue reading...
This shot has my vote for picture of the year.
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The playoffs are about to start so what better time to reminisce about the men who have thrown their gloves and hit the ice…as well as the opposing team. continue reading...
NYT.com has a map that shows exactly what went wrong in Nodar Kumaritashvili’s Luge Crash:
Just when the Patriots looked like they were ready to take on everything that any team had for them, they must now face the biggest challenge of the season- a win without Wes Welker.
Patriot fans all held their breath on Sunday as receiver Wes Welker was carted to the locker room, in apparent agony, with a towel over his face after seriously injuring his left knee in a game in Houston. continue reading...
Yesterday Steve Yzerman et al. unveiled the roster for Team Canada for the 2010 Olympic Games. One man on the list was Boston Bruins forward Patrice Bergeron. That must be the feel good news of the year, considering the hit that left him with a concussion just a couple of years ago: continue reading...
