Category Archives: Hockey

My Western Conference Champs will be playing three games during the first week of October to show off the new lineup. Two will be here and they’re against our regional rivals Houston and San Antonio. Then there’s a 13-day gap … Continue reading →

Going to Dallas to see the Flyers blow a two-goal lead and end it in a tie against the Stars back in the pre-2005 days was an expensive trip; the tickets were $130 each plus $10 parking (probably $15 now … Continue reading →

Chelios won’t be visiting Austin anymore since he got a front-office gig with the Red Wings. A nice finish for one of the most successful American-born players and probably the greatest US blueliners unless Johnson or Rafalski have some miraculous … Continue reading →

Being in a hockey blackout zone despite all the connectivity I had with friends via my iPhone and Vegas having decent 3G unlike Austin, I didn’t know the Blackhawks were already planning on getting Turco. I should’ve known better. The … Continue reading →

Again, I know this news is old but I’ve been fighting off what I think is a sinus infection all weekend…and I’m so close to going on vacation, argh!  I decided to stagger out stuff with WP’s awesome ability to … Continue reading →

It was a shame to trade him away since he was the last member of the 2003-4 lineup which almost made it to the Cup. Believe, if that team got past Tampa Bay, they would’ve made mincemeat out of Calgary. … Continue reading →

Mostly blueliners and some signed to two-way contracts which bodes well for Dallas in my opinion. The list by the end of the week includes Trevor Ludwig (son of retired Star Craig Ludwig who is a commentator in Big D), … Continue reading →

I really, really want to know what the plan is for next season with my Austin Stars. Four more players have left for other teams. Over the weekend, Greg Stafford, Mathieu Beaudoin and Matt Climie went to Phoenix. Now we’ll … Continue reading →

Warren Peters was one of my team’s best checking forwards, usually playing alongside Francis Wathier and Scott McCullough. He had 11 games in Dallas but was probably on fourth line based upon his stats. I guess he was an unrestricted … Continue reading →

During the first round of this Summer’s draft, 11 Yankees (or American-trained players) were in the top 30. One went to Dallas which will be going through a major overhaul after being terrible again. It also means, the younger playmakers … Continue reading →