Q : What Do Pam Ewing & Phil Mushnick Have In Common?

The Meaningful Collateral found this 4/21/2008 on www.cantstopthebleeding.com [flag]

A: They’re both advocates for major sporting events starting and ending earlier . From the Daily Gazette’s Ken Schott : I was watching the third period of Game 6 of the Minnesota Wild-Colorado Avalanche NHL playoff series late Saturday night on Versus when at midnight, suddenly I was watching a Victoria Principal makeup infomerical. I had to get on my computer to listen to ... [link]

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Monday Morning Hangover
Published 4/21/2008 by Thermocaster at The Meaningful Collateral
... can there possibly be? (The Big Lead) — AIFA (that’s third-tier Arena football, kids) football player jumps into the stands. With video! (Busted Coverage) — Mark Mangino does not approve of being seen next to a big orange thing. (EDSBS) — Joe Paterno talks to the media. (Wizard of Odds) — Tim Duncan and the Garbage Three. Sounds like a Curious George book title. (We Are The Postmen) — Victoria Principal interrupts playoff hockey. (Can’t Stop The Bleeding)

"Hockey playoff game bumped by Principal infomercial" by Parting Schotts

Deadspin found this 4/20/2008 on www.dailygazette.com

I was watching the third period of Game 6 of the Minnesota Wild-Colorado Avalanche NHL playoff series late Saturday night on Versus when at midnight, suddenly I was watching a Victoria Principal makeup infomerical. I had to get on my computer to ...

Sid Hartman: Wild GM confident coach will be back

IllegalCurve.com found this 4/21/2008 on www.startribune.com

Jacques Lemaire was noncommittal about returning after Saturday's loss, but Doug Risebrough says the coach has great passion for the sport and his role.

"Justin" Case You Missed It - 4/17

Defence21 posted 4/21/2008 from www.faceoff-factor.com

A brief look at all NHL games played on Thursday and a video of the Game of the Night. Game of the Night: PHI 4 – WSH 3 2OT BOS 5 – MTL 1 DAL 3 – ANA 1 COL 3 – MIN 2 SJ 4 – CGY 3

Wild Vs Avalanche Game 6 Preview

Defence21 posted 4/21/2008 from www.faceoff-factor.com

It was back to normal in Game 5, with Colorado notching the 3-2 win. Only Game 4 in this series was not decided by that score. It just shows how evenly matched these two teams are. Tonight, for the first time in the series, a team has a chance to close it out. That team is the Avalanche.

Let the blaming begin: Why did the Wild fail?

Let's Play Hockey posted 4/21/2008 from talksportswithben.blogspot.com

It's been a tough couple of days for the Minnesota Wild and its fans alike, and it's not going to get any better as the summer wears on. After a season filled with so much expectation and promises, it was over just like that after a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday. So many questions remain, and the one that everybody is asking is: Who's the blame for the Wild's ...

Western outlook: Avalanche eliminate Wild
Jose Theodore shut the door on the Wild as Colorado ousted Minnesota with a 2-1 win in Game 6 to move into the 2nd round.

Theodore keys Avs' series win over Wild (AP)
Sometimes the best moves are the ones that aren't made. The Colorado Avalanche could've severed ties with goalie Jose Theodore last offseason by buying him out of the final year of his contract. But the Avalanche kept him around. Good thing. ...

Big decisions ahead for Wild
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- Jacques Lemaire says this offseason is like any other. He says he will g...

Wild could have busy offseason, starting with coach
Jacques Lemaire says this offseason is like any other. He says he will go home to Florida, speak with his wife Mychelle, meet with Minnesota Wild management, and decide whether he wants to return for another year behind the bench.

Wild face big decisions in offseason (AP)
Jacques Lemaire says this offseason is like any other. He says he will go home to Florida, speak with his wife Mychelle, meet with Minnesota Wild management, and decide whether he wants to return for another year behind the bench. But as Lemaire ...