Hawks It's Just More Wishcasting The Hawks make a good trade with Jason Dickinson, but why should anyone care? On paper, the positive reaction to the Jason Dickinson trade is warranted. Here's a player the Hawks basically saved the Canucks from having to pay, gaining a second round pick for the favor, and
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NHL We Did It, Folks! We Can Piss On The Maple Leafs' Grave! Toronto returned from the Olympic break, reportedly, and fell flat on their big, dumb face. I honestly didn't think it was possible in October. When it was around Thanksgiving, and the Toronto Maple Leafs not only weren't in the playoff picture, but below .500, I still
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Olympics Who Gets To Wave The Flag? Hockey gonna Hockey, as a great man (Jason Goff) used to say. For sports fans like me, it's a pretty interesting, or tiring, stretch over the next few months. Those of us that love, or at least claim to love or used to love, hockey, baseball, and soccer,
Olympics Olympic Semifinals: Hope This Is What You Had In Mind, Cuz This Is What You're Getting The Olympic hockey tournament, both of them, will end the way most everyone wanted. The 2010 vibes are getting stronger with each passing round. Just as then, Canada squeaks by with some fortune in the last minute, and the US utterly destroys their opponent to set up the final that
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Soccer Things From The Champions League: The Easy Way Out The Winter Olympics may have hidden it, but the Champions League knockout rounds returned under the cover. And sadly, soccer embarrassed itself again. It is pointless to discuss the first legs of the Champions League knockout rounds without starting with the horrid events in Lisbon after Vinicius Jr. scored against
Olympics Keepin' Them From The Gallows Pole Three favorites got out of jail at the very last on quarterfinal day, when the Olympics finally hit the gear that makes this all worth the trouble. After the novelty of the first day or two, watching the ho-hum nature of most of the group stage, and then the