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Alex Galchenyuk with a beautiful move between the feet.
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charlie with the preseason A !
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What each team does with the hats fans tossed on the ice for Hat Tricks
(via The Hockey News Magazine, August 20, 2018)
is anyone else surprised that the capitals paragraph doesn’t say “collected by Alex Ovechkin and hoarded in his attic”?
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Kevin Gorg just referred to Zach Parise as the hottest player on the the team and yeah—he definitely is thanks for noticing kevin
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🌲 What is the state bird of Minnesota?
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stalock
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i’m fucking crying this is too cute
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cutest celly after a sexy goal | ott @ min, 22/01/2018
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buf @ min, 04/01/2018
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Granlund dancing on Ice
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So I got to watch warm-ups for the first time ever and I have some thoughts:
1. Matt Dumba and Eric Staal are the only two players vain enough to forgo helmets during warm-ups
2. Winnik is daddy af (which weirdly surprised me)
3. Charlie is even more handsome in person
4. Dubnyk is seriously giant. Event taking pads and skates into account the man is huge
5. Near the end of warm-ups they do this weird thing where they all gather around the goalie and just sort of whack at him with their sticks? In a huddle? Idk it was weird
6. The young guys love giving pucks away! I saw Reilly, Dumba, and Olaffson all give pucks to kids
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Jason Zucker: CAN I GET A HELL YEAH!
Matt Cullen: I don’t know, can you?
Jason Zucker: (Sighs) May I get a hell yeah?
Matt Cullen: You should’ve gotten a hell yeah during break before the game started.
Jason Zucker: (Frustrated groan) But I didn’t need a hell yeah before the game.
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“The president has seemingly made a point of dividing us as best he can. He continually offends people, and so people don’t want to stay at his hotel. It’s pretty simple.”, Steve Kerr, Warriors coach #GrabYourWallet
The majority of Trump’s pro sports customers came from the National Basketball Association.
For Trump’s business, those visits meant money. Teams paid about $20,000 per night for rooms and food, according to one team official’s estimate.
The loss of pro sports clients at Trump’s hotels is part of a larger trend at his businesses, which appear to be pulled in opposite directions by his polarizing presidency.
- His golf clubs in California and New York have lost charity tournaments.
- His courses in Scotland just reported that their losses doubled in 2016.
Source: Washington Post
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stalock
amazing