I have a love/hate relationship with summer. I love the beach, the bars, the beach bars, and clinging on to my childhood memories of having no school or responsibilities for three months. But, I do hate the lack of hockey. Fortunately for me, I have the sweet embrace of Major League Baseball keeping me company
If you’re a New Jersey Devils’ fan, you know who Nikita Gusev is by now. You may not know a lot about it him, but you do know the basics. He’s a KHLer the Las Vegas Golden Knights are trying to move, and Devils’ Twitter wants him and wants him bad. Over the weekend –
One of my prized possessions in life is my Twitter account. One of my tweets once got 25,000 favorites (humble brag), so I guess I’m kind of a big deal. Thankfully, I haven’t let the fame get to my head, and I never turn away an autograph for an adoring fan. For the past few
Last Friday night was a beautiful night to welcome the first day of summer. On that night, the best party in New Jersey was not at some Jersey shore beach bar or a club straight out of an MTV reality show. Instead, the aforementioned party was in the streets of Newark outside the home of
Las Vegas has all the things I hold near and dear to my heart: degenerate gambling, cheap buffets, and professional hockey. Remember when everyone thought hockey in Vegas was going to be a bad idea? Remember when everyone thought that people wouldn’t leave their slot machines and Cirque du Sole to watch a hockey game?
The Edmonton Oilers are the gift that keeps on giving. First, the New Jersey Devils were able to steal Taylor Hall in a highway robbery “one for one” trade, only to be followed by that oh so sly Patrick Maroon trade toward the end of last season. When the Devils and Oilers are involved, the
Now I’ve never been to Calgary, but I’m pretty sure the movie “Cool Runnings” took place there, aside from playing host to the NHL’s Calgary Flames. The Flames took the next step forward toward their success in 2019, even if their season ended way too early. Either way, it’s time for us to look at
With the Stanley Cup final coming to close, the end of the 2018-19 season is upon us. This past year might not have gone the way the New Jersey Devils have wanted, but there was one interesting storyline following them throughout this past season. The end of the 2018-19 season also means the end of
The 2014 NHL draft featured the New Jersey Devils making the best out of a bad situation. In his final draft year as New Jersey’s president and general manager, Lou Lamoriello tried to pick the best player for the organization at #30 overall. Five years later, we’re still wondering if John Quennevile was the right
By now, you’ve all heard the “news”, and I use that term extremely lightly. Apparently, keyword apparently, Taylor Hall doesn’t want to sign an extension with the New Jersey Devils. Instead of picking apart that information and proposing trade scenarios (if Chiarelli was still running the Oilers, we could have probably traded him back for
