It’s not often that Dallas Stars goaltender Marty Turco is made to look as helpless as he was on Friday night.
On the Ducks’ fourth shootout attempt, Teemu Selanne skated in, came to a stop and lifted the puck over Turco, who was on his side and did a two-pad stack to no avail.
It ended up as the game winner.
NHL rules regarding shootouts/penalty shots have dictated that the puck must be moving forward, although there seems to be an interpretation that it is legal if either the puck or the player is moving forward.
Turco gave Selanne …

Last year Annakin Slayd came out with a song called 25 (Feels like ‘93). Well folks now there’s a video for all you Habs fans to enjoy and get pumped for this year’s edition of the NHL Playoffs. On the other hand, it could be seen as one of the cheesiest videos ever made. Make the call.

In case you missed it, here is Mike Ribeiro’s SO goal last night vs. Colorado… is this the best shootout goal ever??

[Source: RedLightD.Blogspot.com]

In this fantastik espisode of the G-Report we have an extra special guest … Jaime Leitner (a.k.a. Miss. Guided)

Good man Gilad hit the streets of Montreal hard, asked the questions you wanted answered, and definitely had a few mishaps.

So enjoy this weeks G-Report … Keep Watching and send your questions to fellowshipofhockey@gmail.com

Peace Out!

Welcome back for another look inside the insanely bright mind of Mr. Oren Eisman. In this episode we talk about the Habs recent success and their potential goalie controversy.

Much Love … Keep Watching … Make sure to send your questions and comments to fellowshipofhockey@gmail.com

Peace Out!

Here is Bobby Ryan’s first career NHL fight, on Tuesday night against Edmonton’s Steve Staios. Apparently Staios got in a little extra something after a hit on Ryan, who took exception to it.

A very vanilla report on celebrations of goals as of late - all likely because of Ovechkin’s antics. Say what you want - you know you’d take him on your team in a heartbeat.
[Source: PensBlog.com]

Kevin Stevens was the premiere power forward in the NHL from 1990-1994 (190 goals, 218 assists), and as we all know a 2 time Stanley Cup winner.
You should remember this great goal:

His fighting “skills”:

…and don’t forget the taunting:

…and unfortunately, the play that ended his career as a power forward…

Follow up story: New York Times
He’s currently back working for the Pens as a scout and *seems* to have gotten his past behind him and looking towards a brighter future. We wish you well on your journey Kevin, I think you’ll always …

Kasparaitis is one of the all-time favorites of yours truly. I hated him when he played for the Islanders.

But was thrilled when the Penguins acquired him (November 17th, 1996 for Bryan Smolinski). Of course we all know the epic hit he laid out on Lindros, and while that was what he’s most famous for, don’t forget that he also had that series winning overtime goal against Buffalo and one Mr. Dominik Hasek.

Kasparaitis brought his famous hip check and crankiness towards the opponent every game. Yes, he sometimes took himself out …

Check out this Highlight Reel goal scored by Johan Franzen! It’s a must see!

Enjoy the pure genius of 10 year old Oren Eisman. The kid sure does enjoy his hockey. This week we talk about Montreal’s next coach, who will buy the Canadiens, and if the Habs will make the playoffs… Keep Listening, Keep Watching, and male sure to send your questions to fellowshipofhockey@gmail.com