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Game Time: 9:00PM Central
TV/Radio: CSN, NHLN (US), WGN-AM 720
Please No More California Songs: Anaheim Calling, Battle of California
Anyone who thought that tonight’s matchup between the Hawks and Ducks would be touted as a Western Conference final preview, let alone one between the two teams with the collective best records ever after 25 games is a damned dirty liar. That includes you, Bob Murray, put your stupid hand down.
Good times gone, it sucks to say good bye to friends. He’s gone,will I ever see him again?
It’s time to leave and it came so quick it hurts. Went to his house, bummed me a smoke for the last time. Then he ran off to Boulder, Colorado. I wave goodbye, and think of good times.
Cary and me, best friends since we were fifteen. Discovered weed and girls and drivin cars together. Always wondered what the future would bring, and we promised we’d always be brothers forever.
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Game Time: 8:00PM Central
TV/Radio: CSN+, WGN-AM 720
Rocky Mountain Way: Mile High Hockey, JibbleScribbits
Just nine short days after finally putting an end to the Hawks’ history season-starting streak in emphatic fashion, the Hawks return to the scene of the crime in Denver tonight to take on a somehow worse-off Avalanche team that now finds itself in the Western Conference basement.
Tonight’s game in Columbus is a textbook example of why it’s perfectly acceptable to have ties in the NHL. Both teams had stretches of carrying the play, and both looked sloppy at times and were bailed out by timely goaltending, that is until the sideshow used to decide the contest.
Caution: the solid ground that you are on will slide from under you.
I opened up my aching hands. I went down like an avalanche. I took with me the things I found. I used them to help slow me down, and start again.
I was hanging on by a little thread. Just minutes before I was on a mountain.
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Game Time: 8:00PM Central
TV/Radio: CSN+, NHLN (US), WGN-AM 720
That John Denver’s Full Of Shit, Man: Mile High Hockey, JibbleScribbits
And so the second half of this shortened season begins same as the first, with the Hawks on the road. In this case, it’s not quite as far west as before, with the Hawks taking on their soon-to-be divisional opponent Avalanche in Denver on the tail end of a home-and-home.
