Monthly Archives: April 2015

Beating New York Not a Job For a Rookie, But For Two

Posted on April 30, 2015 by Jason Rogers

By now, you may have heard of Evgeny Kuznetsov. You may have heard of the White House and penicillin, as well. His heroics in Games 5 and 7 have positioned him as primed to transition from future starlet to full-fledged Gloria … Continue reading →

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Caps Game 6 Defense Due to Dummies, Not Doom

Posted on April 26, 2015 by Jason Rogers

Just in time for gay sev of the first round of playoffs, the PuckBuddys welcome back Jason Rogers: writer, world traveler, Sperm Whale and “Hockey’s Hemingway.” No really, that what it says at his Twitter page, which you should totally … Continue reading →

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Diplomatic Dispatches: The Beauty and Power of Swedish Hockey

Posted on April 22, 2015 by Doug

We, the hockey faithful, clearly are living in the Era of Ovechkin. Years from now, young fans will ask in awe whether you saw ‘The Great Eight’ play…much as I recall asking about ‘Mr. Hockey’ – the incomparable Gordie Howe. … Continue reading →

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Hall of Fame, Ride of Fame

Posted on April 7, 2015 by Craig

Ovi’s Bus, Best Bus!  Alex Ovechkin is destined for the Hockey Hall of Fame one day. Tuesday afternoon, outside of Verizon, his name was enshrined in the Ride of Fame, an honor bestowed upon other notable athletes such as Henrik … Continue reading →

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