thetwolinepass.com - 1/20/2009
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The Lead
Lately I’ve been trying to tone down the Jack Edwards bashing on this blog. It’s beyond going after the low-hanging fruit; it’s more like picking up the half-eaten fruit that’s already fallen on the ground and, frankly, looks a bit shabby.
But what he did ...
totalprosports.com - 1/20/2009
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Total Pro Sports - There was a game
played earlier today that resembled a matchup between the...
Dallas Stars and Edmonton Oilers of a few years ago. The game tonight between the St. Louis Blues and the Boston Bruins had ten-fold the drama that the other game had. In a last minute thriller the ...
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Bruins Cry The Blues In Last Minute
stanleycupofchowder.com - 1/20/2009
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stanleycupofchowder.com —
The Bruins fell to the visiting St.
Louis Blues in a wild one this afternoon at...
the TD Banknorth Garden. If you happened to turn this one on with about 6 minutes left in the third period, you didn't miss much. At this point, the B's ...
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B's Game Notes: STL 5 BOS 4 SO
battleofalberta.blogspot.com - 1/22/2009
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I know I keep droning on about this,
but the contrast in distribution between the two conferences...
is fascinating. 15th-place St. Louis is closer to a playoff than the 11th-place team(s) in the East. And not only that, there are more teams right ...
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Friday Baseball Standings: All-Star break edition
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Video: Jack Edwards jinxed the Bruins in loss?
Comcast SportsNet New England » Wicked Good Sports —
... seconds to go in yesterday’s game against the Blues, the Bruins had two opportunities to score on an open net and ice the game. They came up empty. Still, they had the game in hand…right? Well, soon thereafter, play-by-play announcer Jack Edwards commented, "Eight seconds left. It’ll take a miracle now.”
Well, well, well: Let’s watch the miracle. I don’t believe in jinxes, but if I did, I’d hate me some Jack Edwards.
(H/T to The Two-Line Pass)
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Puck Headlines: The final Forsberg comeback?
Puck Daddy —
... likely will move into Johan Franzen's spot on Pavel Datsyuk 's line. [Snapshots] • Now that the Montreal Canadiens are getting healthy, what will their lineup look like? More to the point: What does it say about needing an enforcer when the Habs play their best hockey without Georges Laraque? [Lions in Winter] • Blaming Jack "It'll Take a Miracle" Edwards for jinxing the Boston Bruins yesterday. [Two-Line Pass] • The Bruins respond to that stunning loss yesterday with some line shakeups ...
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