Damn, no idea Woodstock could go ballistic like that. Good on him!
oh my god that is too hilarious, the first one where the dude gets on his knees to ensure a hit to the head killed me
I`m sure I`ve shared it with close to 50 ppl now, again, thank youI couldn't help myself, I laughed
I love how there's a strict holiday roster freeze because it's the right thing to do by these players with their families, but you can still fire a coach on Christmas
Rangers have quit on Peter Laviolette — and it will eventually cost him his job
The Rangers have quit on their coach, they have quit on the organization, they have quit on themselves, they have quit on each other, they have quit on the fans who pay top dollar to fill the Garde…nypost.com
A little love for the cellar dwellers today as the Sabres, Ducks and Wings all win too.No points for Tampa but it was the Habs who beat them.
I root for the Wings because I grew up watching them the seasons tickets at the old Olympia.A little love for the cellar dwellers today as the Sabres, Ducks and Wings all win too.
Growing up if the Bruins weren’t playing I’d listen to the Wings from time to time and Bruce Martyn was one of the best.I root for the Wings because I grew up watching them the seasons tickets at the old Olympia.
I root for the sabers out of pity for the people of Buffalo.
Growing up if the Bruins weren’t playing I’d listen to the Wings from time to time and Bruce Martyn was one of the best.
Yes he was.
The 1970s were dark days for Detroit and its sports teams.
I could be wrong but it wouldn't surprise if wearing the brown bag of embarrassment began with a mortified Dead Wings fan base.
You may recall Martyn's color partner was HOFer Sid Abel, original center on the Wings' famed Production Line, distributing the puck to Terrible Ted and Gordie while potting plenty of his own. The line is justly considered one of the greatest in NHL history.
After his retirement, Abel became Detroit's head coach & GM. A bit like Uncle Miltie without the success.
(Red Wings owner Bruce Norris, of the infamous Norris family who also controlled the Chicago Blackhawks and had an interest in the New York Rangers, was a scumbag and a fool.
(The good old days weren't so good for players back then.
(It was Abel who coaxed a recently retired Lindsay to end his playing career, properly, in Detroit.
(Ted had been traded by tyrannical Wings GM Jack Adams in the late 50s to the then bottom feeding Blackhawks as punishment for attempting to establish an NHL players association.)
(This was appropriate.
(Ted Lindsay was born to be a Detroit Red Wing. Indeed, as a boy growing up in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, he listened to the very same radio station you and I did, WJR, cheering on rough & tumble Black Jack Stewart.
(As he said many times, Lindsay had the Winged Wheel tattooed on his forehead, his chest, and his backside.
(It was therefore appropriate that Sid Abel brought him back for a final hurrah in Detroit.)
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Growing up if the Bruins weren’t playing I’d listen to the Wings from time to time and Bruce Martyn was one of the best.
He voice was very distinguishable. One of the best !During the 80's, I attended a fair amount of Adirondack Red Wings games in Glens Falls, and, when walking around during intermissions, I heard Bruce Martyn's voice quite a bit, as fans with radios would tune in the big club.