I’ve always liked the idea of the Fan Confidence Polls that I’ve seen at various other sites around the web, and with the season just around the corner, I thought it would be a great time to start something similar here at Broad Street Hockey. If you’ve never seen such a feature, it’s a poll…
Happy Thanksgiving! Sure, it’s cliche, but we’re thankful for each and every one of our readers. You make this worth it every day. Thanks, and keep coming back. Now that that’s out of the way… we have a few new gadgets to introduce here today. If you’ll oblige and take a peek over at the…
Twenty down, and Mr. Daniel Carcillo finally makes it onto the board. With a relatively comfortable margin, Carcillo beat out Danny Syvret 41% to 27%. Only three players currently on the roster remain, one of whom has actually dressed so far this season. Who makes it next? Mike Richards Kimmo Timonen Jeff Carter Chris Pronger…
Now that Tom Awad‘s GVT is available on Gabriel Desjardins’ BehindtheNet.ca, the novelty of these posts has worn off some. However, I’ll continue trying to put some sort of interesting spin on them. Rather than simply updating you – you can check them daily – this installment will be the first picture of Peter Laviolette’s…
If you could pinpoint one major problem with the Calgary Flames this season, it would be their offense. Ranked just 22nd in the NHL in goals per game, the Flames aren’t a team that was built around offense. With goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff and what was thought to be a world-class defense in front of him,…
Philadelphia Flyers (2-2-1) at New Jersey Devils (2-1-0)Prudential Center – 7:00 PM EST – Newark, NJNo TV CoverageRadio: 610 WIP – internet streamThis is the open game thread.Behind Enemy Lines: In Lou We Trust In the second to last preseason tune-up of the year, the Flyers travel to North Jersey to take on the Devils…
The Federal Communications Commission voted 4-to-1 on Wednesday to eliminate the so-called “terrestrial loophole” in a 1992 federal cable law, which requires cable operators to give competitors access to cable-owned programming that is transmitted using satellite connections. Until now, the provision didn’t apply when the cable operators send those programs over land-based networks instead. >>…
Well, that wasn’t much of a contest. Danny Briere won with 78% of the vote, while JVR came in second place with 6%. Only person not receiving a vote? Randy Jones. We’ll see how this vote progresses, but it looks to be a two-day window. Mike Richards Kimmo Timonen Jeff Carter Chris Pronger Simon Gagne…
I’ve always liked the idea of the Fan Confidence Polls that I’ve seen at various other sites around the web, and with the season just around the corner, I thought it would be a great time to start something similar here at Broad Street Hockey. If you’ve never seen such a feature, it’s a poll…
The Federal Communications Commission voted 4-to-1 on Wednesday to eliminate the so-called “terrestrial loophole” in a 1992 federal cable law, which requires cable operators to give competitors access to cable-owned programming that is transmitted using satellite connections. Until now, the provision didn’t apply when the cable operators send those programs over land-based networks instead. >>…