Jay Leno: 'What Is This? Some Kind of Joke?'

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Jay Leno: 'What Is This? Some Kind of Joke?'
Intentional Foul found this 6/3/2008 on www.puckupdate.com [flag]
You know, I could write about how Pittsburgh managed a three-overtime win in Detroit, keeping them alive in the finals , but I'm probably not the best person to ask. Wings coach Mike Babcock would be a better place to start: I think people certainly watching in the stands and at home and looking at the shots on goal, territorial advantage, and say: How did you not win this game? ... [link]

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Stanley Cup Finals: Overtimes Rule
Published 6/3/2008 by Chris at Intentional Foul
... Helluva shot, there. If you’d like to see a more informed recap, check out PuckUpdate.com’s perspective. Coming from a non-hockey following — although, I do consider myself an admirer — sports fan, I’m incredibly glad I got to watch last night’s battle. Now I know what I can look forward to seeing while waiting for the NBA Finals to tip: Game 6 of the NHL Finals. ...

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