We here at C.I. are having a little trouble putting our thoughts into words. So we asked Michael Jordan to help us out, as we were inspired by his overly gracious and in no way vindictive Hall of Fame acceptance speech.
I’m so glad the guys at The Committed Indian have asked me to be here today and provide such a glorious service. There are so many people out there who made winning this Stanley Cup so special, I hope I can remember them all.
I’ve never been happier to not have to come home to Chicago.
1:06 of real time: Youtube
Recaps: Trib Times Herald B.Herald
Setting the new standard: NHL
“Organizations win championships” : ESPN
Tell me again how Crawford sucks: ESPN Chicago
“Day shud trade dat Kane kid, he don’t got no heart”: CSN Chicago
Toews proves he’s no Jumbo Joe: CBC
I agree Andy, I agree whole heatedly: Deadspin (nsfw)
I don’t think you’re alone Tuukka: PHT
This is more embarrassing than Pronger’s Game 5 dash 5: ESPN Boston
3 Stars: PD
Yeah it was short, but it sure was great: Sportsnet
Now they tell us: TSN
Bowmans continue to build champions: Toronto Sun
It’s hard to believe something that started so innocently in the middle of January could end so abruptly and beautifully in June. Yet, that’s exactly what happened today (or yesterday). The Chicago Blackhawks captured their second Stanley Cup in four years in Boston on June 24. Yes, it’s incredibly hard to believe; even more so for the fans of the team since the 70’s, 80’s or 90’s but it is true.
This Hawks team, with a goalie as “incompetent” as Corey Crawford, a 3rd line not nearly as strong as the 2010 team and a top line that couldn’t nearly compete with the Western Conference’s best somehow found its way to the NHL’s top prize at the end of June.
Anyways, like we’ve always done, let’s move to the bulletos.
It’s hard to believe something that started so innocently in the middle of January could end so abruptly and beautifully in June. Yet, that’s exactly what happened today (or yesterday). The Chicago Blackhawks captured their second Stanley Cup in four years in Boston on June 24. Yes, it’s incredibly hard to believe; even more so for the fans of the team since the 70’s, 80’s or 90’s but it is true.
This Hawks team, with a goalie as “incompetent” as Corey Crawford, a 3rd line not nearly as strong as the 2010 team and a top line that couldn’t nearly compete with the Western Conference’s best somehow found its way to the NHL’s top prize at the end of June.
Anyways, like we’ve always done, let’s move to the bulletos.
when I’m numb natural one
(there’s no telling what we’ll do when we’re free)
yeah, we can take it
good excuse for an endless spree
good because we made it
and if the world is falling down,
it may as well crash with me
yeah, we can take it
good and loose on an endless spree
good because we made it
and when momma’s not around
there’s no telling what we’ll do when we’re free
