I posted last week that Disney owned ESPN Magazine was publishing a 'Body Issue' with naked athletes. While I don't believe there will be any nudity, they will be techincally nude. Here is a link to some videos, and a link to some of the pictures. For Oiler fans Ethan Moreau, Sheldon Souray and Andrew Cogliano are also in the magazine.
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In a play reminiscent to how I had my shoulder seperated, Jerome Iginla trip and rode Sheldon Souray into the end boards as he went back to retrieve the puck. While it is likely that the play was unintentional, Colin Campbell, NHL disciplinarian, has sent the wrong message by fining Pat Quinn $10,000 for his comments after the game.
Quinn said, the hit by Calgary Iginla's was a "dirty play." Adding that Oiler players should have retaliated and that "in the old days (Iginla) would have got hit over the head with a stick right after ... in the area I come from, you do dirt with dirt."
Here is the play below.
Theo Fleury admits he was abused by junior coach. How come Joe Sakic, former business partner and star player with Graham James, is never asked about what he knew? I know Sakic is considered a very classy individual, but he was there, and people would have definitely listened to him if he spoke up. Just asking.
The Oilers are in the win column. Pat Quinn gets his first win, Khabibulin gets his 300th, and the boys are back to their old tricks by winning in the shootout. Sam Gagner potted his second in two games.
Luongo allowed 3 goals on 3 shots in 44 seconds. I believe Vancouver's captain is showing a chink in his mighty armor. Meanwhile, Vancouver continues to pepper their opponents with shots, but fail to capitalize on many.
Wednesday night against the Canadians may be a rough one.
Photo by Derek Purdy
Photo by Derek Purdy
Oiler fans were choked by the outcome of the season opener on Saturday night.
A heartbreaking blunder, by newly acquired goalie Nikolai Khabibulin, allowed the Flames to seal the game with seconds to go. The winning goal, by Sphagnum (David "Pete" Moss) came shortly after a great scoring chance by "Paddy" O'Sullivan (the best of a bunch on which he failed to capitalize).
In Khabibulin's defense, he looked pretty keen in his debut. While the Oilers plastered the Flames to the boards at every opportunity, they still allowed some ridiculous easy chances. Sam Gagner got lucky with a fortuitous bounce of a stanchion to tie the game upmidway through the third.
Good jobs by the refs as they put their whistles away in the last period (good for the Oilers as their power play was dismal and Flames' has been hot this season).
Next game, Tuesday night against Dallas.