Comments on: How Gretzky trade changed the hockey landscape in LA

By: guypatsfan

guypatsfan — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:12:07 +0000

Yes, Gretzky’s will to win the Cup was strong in 1993. But Patrick Roy’s will was stronger.

By: derpdederpdederp

derpdederpdederp — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 08:41:23 +0000

I bet all you two do is find articles by real hockey writers, steal their ideas, the play EAs NHL gmes so you can pretend you have a clue about the game. It would explain James’ article on that alleged NHL 12 screen shot (“omg omg omg the new NHL game!! Wait, there are several factual errors here, i better blog about this for the good of the nation!!). Youd think if NBC only wanted a few guys to blog about hockey theyd at least make sure everyone they picked has seen a real hockey game before

By: derpdederpdederp

derpdederpdederp — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 08:29:20 +0000

I mean really, bringing the best player in the league to the Kings increased ticket sales and wins? no shit sherlock. in other news, crosby and ovechkin are good. I hope you can be the first to break that story. and dont you think the fact that the Kings are a sloid team with a bright future has something to do with recent ticket sales? Nah, of course you didnt, obviously that was all Gretzky. junk like this shows why youre not a real writer

By: derpdederpdederp

derpdederpdederp — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 08:25:03 +0000

Most Canadisn kids have as much hockey knowledge in their left nut than you and James have in your entire bodies…and thats being incredibly generous to you snd James. I could write better stuff if I was blind, deaf, dumb, high, drunk, and in a coma