“The Penguins organization is saddened to hear of the news of Vince’s passing,” team president David Morehouse said in a statement. “Vince provided the soundtrack to Penguins hockey for more than 30 years, and his enthusiasm, dedication and unique style made him a huge part of Pittsburgh’s sports history and tradition.”
Lascheid's habit of choosing particular songs to play for a given player or situation on the field or the ice got him in hot water with the NHL. Referees didn't take kindly to Lascheid's selection of "Three Blind Mice."
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I want that job!
Where do I submit my resume'?
Lascheid's habit of choosing particular songs to play for a given player or situation on the field or the ice got him in hot water with the NHL. Referees didn't take kindly to Lascheid's selection of "Three Blind Mice."
LOL
I want that job!
Where do I submit my resume'?
looks like i'm gonna lose a few bucks on the pens/flyers game. 1st impression was a lower scoring game than the last couple these 2 have played, but not. i took the over 5.5 and both teams total of 3. hopefully philly gets a goal for a push.
i like playing 1st period overs. gonna try hawks and l.a for the 2 oclock starts.
i like playing 1st period overs. gonna try hawks and l.a for the 2 oclock starts.
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Jim Matheson Of the Edmonton Sun one of my favorite writers I like to read. His every Sunday column is always great. Today he addressed this Vezina situation.
Q: I keep hearing about how good Columbus goalie Steve Mason is. I understand he might be the best rookie. Would he have a chance to win any other awards? (Neal McLennan)
A: The Jackets, who have never made the post-season, would be dead in the water without their 20-year-old netminder who gives them a chance to win every night. He's going to win the Calder Trophy as top rookie, probably beating out Nashville's Pekka Rinne.
With nine shutouts, and a goals-against average of 2.23, Mason should get some strong consideration for the Vezina Trophy as the best goalie, an award voted on by the NHL GM's, although the Bruins' acrobatic Tim Thomas (2.11 average, 931 save percentage), Calgary's Miikka Kiprusoff (42 wins) and Wild's Nik Backstrom (2.37 average, seven shutouts, 62 games), also have legitimate shots.
Q: I keep hearing about how good Columbus goalie Steve Mason is. I understand he might be the best rookie. Would he have a chance to win any other awards? (Neal McLennan)
A: The Jackets, who have never made the post-season, would be dead in the water without their 20-year-old netminder who gives them a chance to win every night. He's going to win the Calder Trophy as top rookie, probably beating out Nashville's Pekka Rinne.
With nine shutouts, and a goals-against average of 2.23, Mason should get some strong consideration for the Vezina Trophy as the best goalie, an award voted on by the NHL GM's, although the Bruins' acrobatic Tim Thomas (2.11 average, 931 save percentage), Calgary's Miikka Kiprusoff (42 wins) and Wild's Nik Backstrom (2.37 average, seven shutouts, 62 games), also have legitimate shots.
