Phlog Part Deux: Capitals @ Coyotes, February 14th
Posted by jtbourne on February 17, 2011 · 9 Comments




New Hockey Primetime: Why we see more fights during the “dog days” of the schedule
New Puck Daddy: Why GM’s looking to rebuild should target prospects, not picks
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Unfortunately, the Washington Capitals/Phoenix Coyotes game didn’t weild a picture of a coach’s card, but it did get me plenty of the Great 8. Whhhoooo I promptly wrote about being out of shape.
To clarify: his bursts are as fast and exciting as ever, it’s just that after he makes one, you rarely see another in a shift. That full column is here (just had to go to the article to get the link, 105 comments, jeez). Just make sure you don’t misunderstand me: dude is as incredible as ever, but given his age, teammates etc, most people expected more this year.
The second phlog (photoblog) of the week!
Obviously we were less interested in capturing every single thing that happened during the second game with those seats, given that at some point, you gotta watch the action, but still, some of those are pretty cool I think.
Check out my multiple columns if you have time!
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Update, from a comment below – I snapped a BizNasty pic from my phone:
FYI, Irbe is the Capitals’ goaltending coach.
Nice Pics. Was BizNasty scratched for this game?
sk84fun_dc, I fixed the caption there, thanks.
Dignified, it’s added above!
Irbe is the Caps’ goaltending coach, I believe.
Laces out, Ovi. Laces out.
Mmm-mmm-mmmmm…. Thanks, Bourney!
Photo blogs are good, pics are easier to comprehend than words haha.
JB when you played how did you rock your tongues? Recently I’ve heard of a lot of people getting in shit for wearing sniper tongues.
Had the game on hoping to get a close-up on you and damned if you weren’t in your seat the one time (that I saw at least) that they had the camera on Engblom talking between the benches (beginning of 3rd I think it was). You of course were there seconds later after they had panned out. Phooey!
Bet those two games were a lot of fun!
JB,
There’s an interesting article on the NYTimes today about wearing helmets in sports (particularly in women’s lacrosse). It may be something to throw in your TBAF.
An interesting fact from the article I didn’t know:
(In women’s lacrosse) “Contact with the head is so off limits that accidental intrusion with stick or body within seven inches of the head — an area known as the halo — is a major foul. Even shooting with a defender in line with the goal is illegal.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/17/sports/17lacrosse.html?_r=1&src=me&ref=homepage