Monday Links: Return of PCS Edition

by Poor College Student on Feb 15, 2010 6:00 AM CST

Averagejoe has the computer problems. Luckily, I don't.

So away we go for some Monday linkage. This already feels weird for me.

If I missed an e-mail or a late-breaking story, this was written up at around 11PM. Deal with it. Or maybe I'll edit Monday afternoon.

Blues News:

Want to stalk the Blues over the Olympic break? The Globe-Dem has some of the spots where the Blues will be relaxing for the next two weeks.
The kids are alright.
Even if we miss the playoffs, it'll be interesting to watch the Blues down the stretch.
Like the little boy in the Total Hockey commercial, Erik Johnson is "super excited"

Hockey News:

You remember when I said there weren't any NHL games on Sunday? I was full of shit. Scores from Sunday.
OK....NOW there aren't any NHL games today.
Sidney Crosby took a shot off his shin. He should be more careful. Hell, you could get hurt doing something like that.
Brian Burke is doing his best to forge ahead with pursuit of gold in Vancouver.
Speaking of USA Hockey, Ron Wilson talks about their chances.
USA women roll China 12-1.

Other Stuff:

Mystery solved...a little late.
Full of shit professions. Number one? Sportswriters.

Video:

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Somebody'll get you some links for tomorrow. Me or averagejoe? Hell, come back and see.

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I starting to think Berglund may swing another way....

“Next week, he plans to meet a friend who is flying to New York from Sweden and do a more extensive tour.

"He’s my best friend and he doesn’t know about it yet, so I want to surprise him," said Berglund. "This time I’ll be able to walk around and spend some quality time and see stuff that I want to see. "

Maybe one of our lady GT’ers can check him with that gay-dar thing they have.

"Brad Winchester playing on a line with Perron and Berglund is like the fat kid who you invite to play one day because you didn't have enough skaters, yet you don't have the heart to tell them to leave the next few times you play. Damn you Andy Murray." -Author Unknown

by -DJ- on Feb 15, 2010 9:07 AM CST reply actions

oh... i hadn't read it all...

“You want to see the biggest stuff," he said. "And do a lot of shopping."

by -DJ- on Feb 15, 2010 9:08 AM CST up reply actions

I say swing away...

as long as he keeps playing like he has been the last few games.

by Mr. Particle on Feb 15, 2010 9:32 AM CST up reply actions

And?

Who cares. If he can keep improving hockey-wise I don’t care what he does off the ice or who with.

Hockey players wear numbers because you can't always identify the body with dental records.

It is the sweet, simple things of life which are the real ones after all. Laura Ingalls Wilder

by luvhockey on Feb 15, 2010 4:50 PM CST up reply actions

yes

because only gays have close male friends and go shopping.

i dont care which way bergy (or anyone else) swings, but to assume hes gay because he has friends and likes to shop is a bit of a reach.

by averagejoe on Feb 15, 2010 7:39 PM CST up reply actions

Two things from the Globe Democrat story:

"I plan to spend some time with my family and friends and maybe play some hockey at some outside rinks and enjoy the winter weather," said Perron of his seven-day jaunt.

I love that this guy, no matter what, can never stop playing hockey. Of course, if I had those hands, I’d set up a line of pucks and recreate the commercial every single day.

AND

Last summer, King built a ~~home~~ condo near Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, which is about 175 miles north of Saskatoon.

/fixed.

Paul Kariya's hips don't lie and he's starting to feel it's right.

by NateTheGreat. on Feb 15, 2010 10:00 AM CST reply actions

Do you has what it takes to join the Homestarmy?

I has.

"Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday." -- Don Marquis
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by Donut King on Feb 15, 2010 10:59 AM CST reply actions