But I came back.
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I lost interest in hockey.
Posted in Reflections on November 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Marty Turco says:
Posted in Reflections on November 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I sucked rocks the first ten games. But I came back.
But I came back.
Posted in Reflections on November 17, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Patty: This coffee Haagen Dazs is so delicious, I’ve decided NOT to marry Schlitzy and marry this ice cream instead.
Schnookie: Schlitzy says, “I got passed over for some ice cream. But I came back.”
Pookie: Someone drew a mustache on a picture of me, but I came back.
Pookie: I’m like, “Dammit! [...]
Hockey Sucks!/I Love Hockey!
Posted in Reflections on June 14, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Five Things That Made Me Say, “Geez, Hockey SUCKS!”
1. The Sabres Missed the Playoffs
I whipped myself into a total frenzy defending management and the players who were still left here. Yeah, yeah, we lost two big pieces of the puzzle. But we have SO much talent left! Of COURSE the Sabres are going to make [...]
It Had Its Pluses and Minuses: by Patty
Posted in Reflections on June 13, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Five Things I Didn’t Love About this Season
5. The stubborn insistence by Versus and NBC to use Pierre McGuire and Mike Milbury for color analysis. Or whatever it is they were supposed to be doing. I’m not even sure.
4. Detroit won it all. This was my worst-case scenario for the Stanley Cup. I’m sure everybody [...]
The Season In Balanced Review: By Schnookie
Posted in Reflections on June 12, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Five Things I Loved About The ‘07-’08 NHL Season:
1. The way Pando’s season was going before he got injured. For a couple of glorious months before suffering a debilitating shifted-bits injury, Jay Pandolfo was a bona fide scoring threat. He was a beast! I didn’t care that it was contract-year witchery making it [...]
It Was The Best Of Times, It Was The Meh Of Times
Posted in Reflections on June 11, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Five Things I Loved About the Season
1. Paul Martin. I picked Paulie Martin as my favorite player based on the fact that he wasn’t too terrible the year before. We’d all accepted that he wasn’t going to be the next Niedermayer, or even the next half-way decent puck-carrying d-man that we really needed. [...]



