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Puck Headlines: Never fear, Wall Street, Gary Bettman is here!
Puck Daddy —
Here are your Morning Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media. "So the Dow Jones lost 13 percent of its total value over the last five sessions, and everyone's all panicky. Uncle Gary's here to tell you it's going to be OK. All you need to do is shut down for a year; have some salary rollbacks; a cap linked to revenue; take the stock exchange to Sweden and Wrigley Field for a couple of days, and bingo: A little slice of fried gold I like to call 'cost certainty.' Oh, and never trust a man ...
MB 30
KK Hockey —
From the New Jersey Devils:
The new “MB30” logo combines Brodeur’s initials with the number he has worn since his first full season in New Jersey, and incorporates the horns and curled tail that are familiar to any Devils fan. The interior is subtly accented by the crisscrossing shape of a goal net.
Brodeur believes it’s a modest revision that some observers might not even pick up on right away.
“It’s going to be hard to notice, I think,” Brodeur said. “It’s the same color scheme. For people facing me, there really won’t be a difference. It’s ...
Brodeur Debuts New Mask
The Power Play —
With a new season comes a new look, as when Martin Brodeur of the Devils takes the ice on Friday to start the regular season he will be sporting a brand new mask. The four-time Vezina winner unveiled his new mask design at Devils practice on Wednesday, and is expected to wear it for the Devils' 2008-09 regular season opener on Friday. The new MB30 logo combines Brodeur's initials with the number he has worn since his first full season in New Jersey, and incorporates the horns and curled tail that are familiar to any Devils fan. This marks just the third different mask that Brodeur ...
The 10 biggest aftershocks from Marty Brodeur's injury
Puck Daddy —
The condolences started coming in just after noon. E-mails that simply said "sorry" followed by a link to Tom Gulitti's breaking news about New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur, who will miss up to four months after "surgery Thursday morning to repair a torn distal biceps tendon in his left elbow." JP, a Capitals fan, sent one with the subject header "Vomit." Derek Felix, a longtime colleague and a New York Rangers fan, sent an IM of sympathy before penning a blog titled "A Ranger fan's view on a Devil fan's eternal Hell." Hockey friends and non-hockey friends ...
