ActStriker
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lolpens
Wait... That link is from an actual website... What...
Priest out to get my fantasy team...
It's not good for your long term mental health.I like Crazed's approach to Wings games, which basically involves lowering expectations then gets rewarded for games like this.
I like Crazed's approach to Wings games, which basically involves lowering expectations then gets rewarded for games like this.
It's not good for your long term mental health.
Absolute mess of a game. Some terrible calls, no space to play hockey.
It's not good for your long term mental health.
I'm sorry, but I'm loving this. Pens need a good beat down every once in a while.
I see FUBAR is at the game for some reason.PensParty
What was the misconduct for?
Wait Downie shoved a ref to the ice? I missed that
No, this game misconducts have been laughable at best. Normal penalties were clearly well deserved.To be fair, the Pens are doing some incredibly stupid stuff to get those calls.
Ha! That's a great story.
Sens-Gaf, is there any talk of the team signing Hammond and moving Lehner?
This past weekend, the Blades won the Clarkson Cup, the CWHL equivalent of the Stanley Cup. But that opportunity didn't come cheap: The Blades had to pay the CWHL $35,000 to compete for the Cup, a league requirement for all teams. Of that amount, each player on the team had to raise 1 percent ($350). Players could do so by selling tickets or coaching clinics or just writing the club a check.
The rest of the fundraising work landed on the shoulders of Boston coach Digit Murphy and general manager Aronda Kirby, the latter of whom wasn't a fan of Knight's drawing. "To put it simply, I didn't appreciate Hilary's comic," Kirby said. "I had a conversation with her: 'I get where you're coming from, you wanted to poke fun at it.' But I wanted to offer her, and all the players, another perspective. We have to demonstrate to sponsors that we can sell the product, that we can put people in seats. And when someone like Hilary Knight makes a statement, it makes a huge impact."
And it has caused a splash. Knight said the point of the comic was to bring awareness to the Blades and the current financial reality of playing pro hockey. "The truth is we don't have the same resources as our counterparts on the men's side. Our sport is growing, but things like paying for gas to drive to games and practice, paying for parking and equipment -- even taking days off work to go play hockey -- these are all just part of the daily grind for us," Knight said. "And the comic was about raising awareness and drawing attention to these issues, just in a playful way."
Fitting that the Clarkson cup costs way more than it's actually worth though
this is pretty fucked up
women's hockey is in a real sorry state. the NHL needs to do a better job of supporting it, like the NBA.