Barry Melrose Breaks Down Friday's Action - ESPN Video

Don Cherry to Debut on ESPN Tonight

Maury posted 5/9/2008 from www.bizofhockey.com

Don Cherry brings his flamboyant personality to ESPN, starting with tonight’s “Sportscenter”. The CBC “Hockey Night in Canada” analyst signed on with ESPN to provide postgame reports during the Philadelphia Flyers-Pittsburgh Penguins Eastern Conference finals, and cover the Stanley Cup Finals for the network.

Tonight, ESPN Will Change the Way We Look at Hockey Commentating

yourmomsaccount posted 5/9/2008 from melroserocks.blogspot.com

The day is here folks. In a way, it almost seems as if the apocalypse as we know it is upon us. Hug your loved ones, lock up your daughters, board up the windows. Do whatever you need to do to prepare for the hurricane that is going to sweep across America, starting in Bristol, CT. Tonight is the night that Don Cherry will appear on Sportscenter along with Barry Melrose. This is bigger than ...

Don Cherry: "Detroit's a Redneck Town"

yourmomsaccount posted 5/10/2008 from sports.aol.com

Somehow, I don't think Don Cherry is making any friends in Hockeytown today after his appearance on ESPN's Sportscenter last night. The world didn't end, thankfully, but shortly after Cherry proclaimed that he "loves Hockeytown USA," more commonly known as Detroit, Michigan, he called it "a redneck town." I'm not from Detroit but I can't imagine that line is going to go over well. Cherry was respo

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Puck Daddy found this 5/11/2008 on www.wildpuckbanter.com

Well, I'm back from Orlando and very frustrated to report that hockey doesn't exist there. The TV in our hotel had about 22 different versions of the Disney Channel and ESPN, but no Versus. The local papers gave hockey about a twenty word summary each ...

Melrose, Cherry seem to be down on NHL's best team 05/12/08

Kuklas Korner found this 5/12/2008 on www.dailytribune.com

The Red Wings had the NHL's best regular season record and have dominated the postseason with a 10-2 mark -- including a current eight-game winning streak. Entering Game 3 of the Western Conference finals tonight, the Red Wings are just six victories ...