Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Who you looking at?

Remember the old feature on ESPN.com's Page 2 where they'd show celebrities paired up against NHL athletes? Well, how did this miss the cut??

While we're not sure if Nylander can hit the high notes, we do feel somewhat confident that there's a slight chance that Moby has the ability to play 2nd line center better than some of the other players for the Rangers this season.
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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

You mean you don't like "The Next One" Jason Krog?

February 13, 2007 at 3:58 PM
Barry Getman said...

It's the new Brangelina!

February 14, 2007 at 12:01 AM
Barry Getman said...

michael stipe, and the queen of the borg would be good candidates as well...

February 14, 2007 at 1:35 AM
Anonymous said...

...mmmmmm...

February 14, 2007 at 2:21 AM

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As a self-deprecating Ranger fan of twenty years, the team I've loved for so long is not making any progress quickly. Stuck with a lost coach, an MIA GM, and an egomaniac owner who knows less about hockey than Gary Bettman, it appears as though it will be another 41 years until we win another Stanley Cup. So, what are the short term options? To save the the Penguins and move them to the new Barclays Center in Brooklyn! The Penguins are poised to be the next dynasty in sports yet are potentially doomed to be moved to a hillbilly market that will further destroy the image and decrease the popularity of the already floundering NHL. What better for a league in thick turmoil than to move its marquee franchise to the #1 sports market in North America. Think about the profits that could be reaped with Sidney Crosby playing in the #1 media market? With all of Mario Lemieux's concerns in buidling a new arena, he should turn to Brooklyn-the new Nets arena, the Frank Gehry designed Barclays Center will be ready for business in three seasons when the Penguins biggest starts will only be still in their early 20s!Imagine the country's most promising franchise and one of hockey's most exciting teams ever playing in New York City in the most state of the art building in the country. The possibilities are endless.