Many sports bloggers scour the AP newswire and other sports blogs for the latest in athletic-themed hilarity. Not MYFO, though. Sure, the rest of the blogosphere is checking ESPN.com and Deadspin. Judging from yesterday and today, we’re the leading hockey blog for all the news Muscovite Journalism can write.
In Soviet Russia, Russian [...]
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Suddenly, those Caps-Pens games will be a bit more interesting. According to reports from Russian publications, Washington Capitals goal-machine Alex Ovechkin got into an argument at a nightclub with some dude named Gennady Ushakov. Ovechkin allegedly punched Ushakov and broke/damaged/rearranged his jaw.
Normally the reaction would range all the way from “I’m impressed with [...]
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Chris Chelios, who stole John Cusack’s hockey allegiance from the Blackhawks, says that the truth will come out when the NHLPA releases an 80-100 page report of Saskin’s conduct. 80-100 pages to say that Saskin applied the Patriot Act to his rule? There’s gotta be something juicier than that in the report.
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Early yesterday morning, two dozen teenagers took the ice somewhere in the middle of Southern Siberia to play for their countries. Canada and Russia are taking part in an 8-game series pitting their Under-20 teams against each other. This is a series to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Summit Series in 1972, which was [...]
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It turns out that, contrary to popular belief, there are in fact, more than 10 hockey fans. Thanks to an early announcement, we have been flooded by requests to join the MYFO ranks to represent their team. This all makes for great theatre and quality posts that involve little or no work, so Raskolnikov can [...]
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It turns out that, contrary to popular belief, there are in fact, more than 10 hockey fans. Thanks to an early announcement, we have been flooded by requests to join the MYFO ranks to represent their team. This all makes for great theatre and quality posts that involve little or no work, so Raskolnikov can [...]
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After a cursory review of last year’s NHL statistics, I’ve concluded that Edmonton’s attempted poach of Sabres’ left wing Thomas Vanek wasn’t as crazy as it seemed. Sure, the obvious numbers are there – 5th in goals scored, 9th in shooting percentage – and while the money that Buffalo had to shell out to [...]
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We all fall in love sometimes against our will. How does that old song go? “You made me love you (didn’t want to do it)…” I confess, I have, too. It started, innocently enough, with a crush. The boyish grin, the deft stickhandling, the crisp passes. Then, I fell in love. I remember it as [...]
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One reason for the decrease in my ventures to ESPN’s website is the ubiquitous video on the right side of the screen. I do not need to hear a talking head tell me what stupid clip is coming up next. Fantasy Focus, Mike and Mike, and Roger Cossack bring me one step closer to suicide, [...]
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Ed Belfour has lived quite a life. The man no doubt has large trophy cases in his megamansion, in which he stores his multitude of smaller trophy cases. After all, with an NCAA championship, a Calder, a pair of Vezinas, a quartet of Jennings, 6 hideously designed all-star jerseys, an Olympic gold medal, [...]
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