Once again we took the Man Crush vote to the streets. We have Pete from Up The Pucks who took it and just wrote the damn thing...
Man Crush is John Scott. Buying his player shirt tomorrow and also this..
Pete goes on to add..
John Scott is becoming more than a man. He is becoming legend. Any man the gets a penalty for just stepping on the ice is spawned from the toughest of trees. There you go, I just wrote it.
(Yahoo!)
Honourable Mention goes to Dustin Byfuglien who basically ran roughshod over the Avalanche tonight. He also has a hell of a cannon. In the irony of ironies, it was Anthony Stewart, (brother of Avs forward Chris) who would score tonight's OT winner for Atlanta.
Big thanks to Pete for tonight's Man Crush writeup via Twitter.
(Editors Note: In lieu of PKLC Man Crush, we have another installment of Crosby Manger® Management)
I love that registered trade mark thing. In case you didn't see the Penguins/Rangers last night (I didn't) the Pens rolled to their seventh straight win. Ho Hum. The below video was the real story of the night..
1) No penalty on the play (please no "of course not, it's Crosby", shut up and get a better argument)
2) An open ice slew foot, c'mon, how many times do you see that a year? (please let me know, cause I know all of Ovechkin's slew foots come along the boards) That's straight up slew foot talent.
I think anyone who has followed Sid's career with any grain of interest knows his comments are incredibly bland and 'by the book.' The guy did a commercial for Dempsters bread and made the bread look interesting by comparison.
But more to the point of our title, it seems Sid is trying to shed his 'Kid' image. Check out these post game comments..
From The Pensblog.. “How many penalty minutes do I have this year, if I’m that dirty?,” said Crosby, who has 15 penalty minutes this season.“I mean, please. Show me all those dirty plays. It’s a battle and he falls.I think Dubi has done his fair share of things out there that are questionable.I guess he’s talking again. But I’m not surprised. “It’s a battle (with Callahan),” Crosby added. “He’s holding me going up ice and I’m trying to push him off. Is it that calculated? I’m trying to get to the net. I’m not worried about that kind of thing. If I tripped him, I tripped him. Am I dirty hockey player? C’mon. I think Dubi is smarter than that.”
I find it a little difficult to defend Crosby on his '..and he falls' comment after see the video, but I digress..this is some tough talk from the Penguins captain. My personal favorites are 'How many penalty minutes do I have this year if I'm that dirty?' and 'C’mon. I think Dubi is smarter than that.' Not something I'd write a book over, but still pretty golden when compared to his usual stuff. If anyone has these comments on video, please pass them along.
Before we get to this weeks MC's, we're going to try something a little different from now on. I've been fielding 'complaints' that we've got the wrong Man Crush for the night, that it should be player x or y.
Tonight this all changes. For the first time, we've got tonight's PKLC Man Crushes as decided by you, the reading public.
Here they are..Boom...
(Yahoo!/Getty Images)
We'd be amiss here at PKLC if we didn't award at least a partial Man Crush to Hat Tricks. Hat Tricks that are also 200th career NHL goals are automatics around here. We tip our hats to Sidney Crosby on his hat trick (and 200th career goal) this afternoon against the Flames. Crosby also has a mind boggling 26 points in 13 games. Jesus.
(Yahoo! Images)
Tonight's Man Crush number two goes to a player who's been in the league since 2001, but could never catch on with a team despite posting pretty good AHL numbers. With 4 points in a 7-4 thrashing of the Minnesota Wild, Colorado's Greg Mauldin almost had as many points tonight as AHL team's he's been with.(5) With some injuries to the Avs' top 6 tonight, look for Mauldin to stick around with the big club.
Along with great plays, we had some great fights tonight, here are a couple of them.
First, we've got Chris Stewart lettin' them fly against Kyle Brodziak..
Stewart would leave the game after this one, with a fractured left hand, I sure would to after dropping those bombs. (can we re name his fists Fat Man and Little Boy)
The Second (and way sicker) fight of the night came between Chicago's Jon Scott and LA Kings scrapper Kevin Westgarth..
Check Westgarth after that one, Don Cherry was all over it. Big thanks to Hockeyfights.com for the videos.
Be sure to keep up the voting every night for your PKLC Man Crush pick. You can vote for them by reaching any of us on twitter. We might even let you write it!
New York Islanders - (5-12-5)
It's about time the Isles faithful had something good to talk about, but sadly, not even their announcer has anything good to say either.
Finally, after about a month of absolute depressing efforts by the Isles, they finally got their act together defensively and snapped a 14-game winless streak with a 2-0 shutout against the New Jersey Devils. I remember a few years ago when the Flyers had a 10-game winless streak and it felt like forever. Tack on four more games, and that's just scary.
Who's to blame?
Josh Bailey, one of their (few) promising players, and first round draft picks, was sent back down to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the AHL. The Islanders really are a bunch of kids. But they're not the sort of kids like Edmonton has--real studs. You can look at first overall pick John Tavares and young Kyle Okposo (who is injured) as your top scorers and look to the oft-injured Rick DiPietro as a solid netminder. But as far as the supporting cast goes, there's not much there.
Mark Streit (also injured) is a huge part of that team too, but he's only around for a couple years, and the Isles won't be competitive by then. James Wisniewski, a very capable defender, is only on that team for a year. He's helping, but not exactly advancing his career. Defensively, they're just as young and terrible as up front.
Time, as much as the Islanders have waited a fair amount of it, may be the only solution for the team. There's not much there, and they still have to get rid of the Alexei Yashin and Brendan Witt buyouts, which still have five and two years remaining, respectively.
Courtesy Zimbio.com
Nashville Predators - (9-8-4)
This team was hot, hot, hot, to start the season. It looked like the young Finnish goaltending tandem of Pekka Rinne (left) and Anders Lindback were going to be enough to catapult the usually underwhelming Nashville Predators to another stunningly great season.
However, after this hot start, the Predators have hit a huge pothole, with their latest loss a bad one against the Minnesota Wild. Rinne only made six saves and ended up getting yanked for Lindback, who didn't fare much better.
The epitome of this meltdown by the Preds was a horrific loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Nashville exploded to a huge 4-1 lead until the Leafs absolutely stormed back and took the game 5-4 with several power play goals. Coach Barry Trotz called out his defense, calling it one of the worst defensive games he had ever seen from his team. Pretty remarkable.
Statistically speaking, Nashville needs to start scoring. Their goal differential is down to -8, and their leading goal scorer, Steve Sullivan, only has six. Patric Hornqvist and Marcel Goc are tied in second with five. Their leading point getter is Cal O'Reilly with 13. Something has got to give with this offense, unless they want to rely on Ryan Suter and Shea Weber's cannons from the point forever.
And that may be where the turnaround for the Preds lies. No doubt about it, they are playing in a tough Central Division with the Western Conference leading Detroit Red Wings, upstart Columbus Blue Jackets, resurgent St. Louis Blues and defending Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks (ugh), but they need to find a way, and fast, if they're to turn this season around.
See that look Sacco is giving, he looks like someone just took a piss in his corn flakes, and he's not going to take it. This was also BEFORE what would take place tonight at GM Place Rogers Arena. Colorado was trying to extend a 4 game winning streak, while Vancouver was trying to stop a slide that saw them winless in their last 4
First off, I'd like to thank Stub Hub for giving me these choice seats you see below..
The game started off as most Avs/Nucks games do, with a lot of open ice play, and the Avs standing around and watching it. The first goal for the home team came as a penalty was going to be called on the boys in burgundy. The Canucks were 6 on 5 and worked the puck around the perimeter well when Kevin Bieksa tipped a Samuelsson point shot past the waving glove of Craig Anderson to make it 1-0 Canucks. The Avs, I found, got out worked down low this period, and despite tieing the Canucks in shots,(and losing Adam Foote - again) the road team left the ice after the opening frame down by one. Also got to chat a little puck with Avs Radio man Marc Moser which is always a pleasure.
I hate myself for my next point, but I missed the first Colorado goal. See, my buddy I was with just HAD to introduce me to some of his friends. Johnny Liles said 'screw this' and just put a PPG goal home without me. Boom, tie game. In my lateness, I noticed a '31' in goal on the other side of the ice and not '41' not sure what the status on Anderson is, but he didn't return tonight. (does BC do something to him?) The moral of the second was, if the Avs weren't on the powerplay, nothing really got done in the Vancouver zone. Could it have been the days off? Might have been, but if it weren't for Peter Budaj making some sweet post to post saves, this one might have been over in the second. The Canucks did score, however. Those god damned Sedins and their tag-along pal Alex Burrows combined twice (more on the second goal later) tonight and just made the Avs look silly in their own zone all night.
Second Intermission had the Avs down by one, much like the first. As the third began, the team looked like they might actually want to win a hockey game. That was until Ryan Kesler, the only Canuck I have a shred of respect for, showed up. We'll take you to Mile High Hockey for their take on the 'goal'
'In the third, a long review of a Kesler shot that hit the post and went straight up in the air and then off of Budaj and in the net, resulted in an eventual 2 goal Vancouver lead. It was ruled no goal on the ice, because it looked like it was hit in with a high stick. However, video review ruled that Tambellini never touched the puck and it was a good goal. I call bullshit. Tambellini didn't hit the puck because he smacked Budaj's face instead, which knocked Budaj's helmet into the puck and the puck into the net. I guess you can lumberjack high-stick the goaltender - when he is standing upright. Makes sense.'
I really didn't get a clear view of the 'beheading' (despite the fact it was right in front of me) till I was at the bar post game and saw the SportsCentre hilights, total bull shit call, refs missed that one.
You would think the Avs would turtle at this point (they did) until Matt Duchene poked a loose puck under Luongo in what was probably the greasiest goal he's scored in his career, which made it 3-2 Canucks. I mentioned above how much I loathe the Sedins and their tag-along-pal Burrows, the 4th Vancouver goal, is the reason why. Any other team, I would laud this goal, but it's Vancouver, so I can't.
there's the video, the sadistic ones in the audience wearing the Avs gear can watch.
That was game. I thought the Canucks played a strong game, something like what Colorado should have played. This wasn't the team that won 4 straight, nor was this the Canucks team that had dropped their last 4. As I said earlier on twitter, some teams just have other teams' numbers. Chicago CLEARLY has Vancouver's, and as we witnessed tonight, Vancouver CLEARLY has Colorado's. If Colorado wants to be in the upper echelon of the Western Conference, these games have to be must wins.
The Avs continue their brief western road swing tomorrow where they face the Edmonton Oilers. The Canucks continue their home stand Friday against the San Jose Sharks.
I would say shut outs are rare, but they seem to be popping up everywhere lately.
(NHL.com)
Carey Price has been unreal this year, the same goes with Tim Thomas.
Tonight though, Johan THE MOOSE Hedberg (yes, he's still around) shut down Ovechkin (5 SOG) and co. (Semin with 5 SOG) tonight, going 30 for 30. This is also the second time in 3 games the Caps have been shut out (Atlanta was the other one) PANIC IN THE DC AREA!!
(ESPN.COM)
I'm not a big Caps fan, so anytime anyone shuts down (or out in this case) their big guns, that's an ace in my book, and a Man Crush on my blog.
I'm finding it difficult to come up with a Man Crush tonight. Mostly because I spent my day watching football, (CFL Division Finals) and not watching hockey. It's sunday people, there' was 5 games on tonight. I watched the Flames/Red Wings game for all of 4 minutes, just enough time to watch Nik Lindstrom score that nasty OT goal. Company had come over and as they talked about things I wasn't interested in, I sat and watched the Oilers/Ducks game on mute. (best way to watch a Sportsnet West telecast?) Someone said Corey Perry scored (passed?) the puck past Hiller into his own net..if they did I didn't see it. (EDIT: Just saw it. Into an empty net..from the other side of the rink, you've GOT to be kidding me?!)
Probably because I was flipping between that and the Canucks/Coyotes game. Without sound. (the only way to get through a Sportsnet Pacific telecast, god damn do i hate John Garrett, someone find me a bigger homer, please) and watched the 'home town boys' drop another one, though they piled it on in the final minutes with Lou pulled. This puts the Canucks at 4 straight losses, and Colorado rolls into town Wednesday (yours truly will be in attendance) riding a 4 game winning streak. Which streak falls and which continues hinges, of course, on my jersey selection for the evening. (Road RBK has been shit luck vs. Old Tanguay Third is 1-0) and if Andy manages to NOT injure himself in warm up again.
We were supposed to get to a Man Crush tonight weren't we, I don't know if I can top yesterday's, so I won't try.
I don't believe that I watched a hockey game last night.
Last night's game between the Philadelphia Flyers and the Tampa Bay Lightning was a case-in-point why the NHL does not need to take any measures to increase scoring. The game was 7-6 before it was even halfway said and done. That's just too much.
It was a disgrace.
We live in an era where all of the rules were changed post-lockout. Scoring, speed and skill are emphasized, and more penalties are called in favor of more powerplay opportunities, and thus more goals. I'm okay with the fact that the extent of these high scoring games are in the ballpark of 4-3, 5-4, and whatnot. But 8-7?
That's just wrong.
I've been given the argument that "that's how it was in the 80s". Fair enough. But this is the 2000s. The game has changed tremendously, and the superstars that ran rampant over barely athletic hockey players and under-equipped goaltenders had free reign to score. That's just how it went. It's not commonplace anymore. We're at a good middle ground right now.
Now the game of hockey is a lot more structured, and these games shouldn't be the direction the NHL wants.
I've been given the argument that these games will happen anyway. Agreed! They will. I have no doubt that teams go on scoring binges. It's easy for a team to rack up goals if given the chance under the current rules. But if this became commonplace, the game would become tiring, and a lot less exciting over the course of time. Do we really want double digits all the time?
The NHL has brought up the idea of making the nets bigger, or changing the rules so that more goals = more excitement, and more excitement = more fans, and in the end, more fans = more money.
I call crap.
Listen, as a broadcaster, I love calling goals as much as the next guy. But if every game has double digit goals, it becomes tiring. Last night's game was tiring to watch. Seeing goals back and forth would become tiring on an extremely regular basis. Goals should be worked hard for and earned. Hockey has pride in hard work.
But the way last night was going, these two teams didn't have to work for anything. They just traded goals back and forth. Do you want this to become hockey reality?
Some would argue that I'm sour that the Flyers lost as a result of one of these games. I would respond, maybe, but not entirely. A loss is a loss. I'm over that. The fact that the NHL desires something like this on a regular basis is a sad direction to go in, though. They really need to be careful they don't make the game something it isn't.
Think about Chris Pronger--one of the best defensemen in the history of the game. He prides himself on his solid defense at all times. But last night, he was entirely helpless against a game going 100 mph with goals at every second. If the game was just shinny all the time, where would be the pride in watching good defensemen go to work? How about the adage of "defense wins championships"?
We'd be stuck watching defensemen like Mike Green play all the time, and I don't think that's hockey as we, the real fans, want it.
But of course, it's not about what the real fans want. Of course not.
So, in essence, the NHL needs to chill out with perhaps increasing scoring. Because that would mean something like last night would be common, and the 2-1, 1-0 games would become a lost art.
Even though it's technically Friday by the time I post this, I feel obligated to make this short and to the point.
If you haven't heard or seen the hi lights from the Flyers/Lightning football game tonight, you've been living under a rock. Stamkos hatty and 2 apples.
Couple of Man Crushes tonight. You know how your team has games where they're down and out, getting run over, out hit and out chanced, it seems everything the other team throws a the net goes in. We've all been there, It's about that time where you just go 'fuck it' and flick the channel.
If you're an Oiler fan, your TV was probably turned after Captain Serious' hat trick goal, or Sharp's shorty which made it 4-0 Hawks. If you're an Avalanche fan, well, you could have taken your pick out of a number of places. (a minute into the third is when yours truly had his 'fuck it' point) and I was wrong, the team stormed back to force OT. It was in OT where tonight's co-Man Crush was sent in alone and popped in the winner.
We raise or glasses to Man Crushes Jonny Toews and Kevin Porter.
I try and stay on the fence when we do the Man Crush of the Night here at PKLC. I've only picked one Penguin (Malkin's HT the other night) and have yet to pick a member of the Avalanche. (when I picked the whole team aside) That all changes tonight.
After his hot start, where he went 9 straight games with a point, he could have been the MC every night, and not just cause of his sick flow. His play dipped a little as of late, but tonight he came out gangbusters as did the rest of his team. With his team dispatching the suddenly reeling St. Louis Blues by a score of 6-3, our Man Crush netted his first 2 goals of the season.
(Yahoo.com/Getty Images)
We raise our glasses to Johnny Liles.
ALSO...Matt Duchene just endeared himself to me a little more, by dropping the gloves tonight with Vladimir Sobotka. Next time, Dutch, helmet. off. got it? good..carry on..
For those of us who weren't watching a) NFL Football or b) CFL East Division Semi Finals there was this little ditty of a game this morning (or early afternoon) in NYC where the Oilers limped into MSG to face the Rangers. After a torrid second period, where the Oilers scored 2 in 28 seconds, only to be matched as the Rangers scored another 2 in 25 seconds, things got ugly in the third period of a game that was looong over by this point..
Glove tap to Puck Daddy for the video and below penalty breakdown..
Obvious dick move by Avery on Smid (nothing new for Avery) Who knows why Peckham wanted to get after him, (or where he came from..was he even on the ice then?) save it for after the game when you can jump him in the parking lot.
Moving on from that though...you might have noticed the Oilers have been outscored a lot these past few games..(33-13 in the month of November) and currently have the worse goal differential in the NHL. (-24) Seeing as a number of people are drawing comparisons of this years team to the 80's Oilers, I looked at the 1979-80 team. This was their first in the NHL.
(NHL.com)
The Jets sucked, didn't they? but more to the point, 69 points at a -21 goal differential...I think they're on pace to be much worse than their first season, so I think we can put that 'This team is the 80's Oilers 2.0' shit to bed already.
Man Crush time kids. HT's are almost automatic here at PKLC, but so are 5 point nights. Double Man Crush Action tonight to the one they call 'Geno'. In front of a crowd that I'm sure was mostly Penguin fans (so can you call it a home game? like the games against Columbus?) Evgeni Malkin pumped in 3 goals tonight in a win over the Thrashers in Atlanta.
(Yahoo/AP)
In other Man Crush News, Ray 'Where Do You Play Again?' Whitney. 5 points (2 G 3 A) as the Coyotes went on to beat the Blues 5-3. Here are the Hilights...(Via NHL.com)
Boom. Apologies for the lack of posts these days, we'll be getting back into the swing of things soon.
Seems we've been much to quiet on the PKLC MC's so we're going to blow up your internet tonight.
I don't know how many of you out there have seen Battle of The Blades, but long story short hockey players put on figure skates and either sink or swim. They've said time and time again on the show that figure skating will really help you with your hockey skating, so don't knock the kids who figure skate.
Coming back to a city it seems like they just left, the Edmonton Oilers once again faced the Chicago Blackhawks at the United Centre, and for the second time in eight nights. The road team walked away with a W, as Sam Gagner and Kurtis Foster struck twice in 14 seconds in the third to seal the Oilers victory. Once again, thanks to Tim Vander Tuuk we've got PKLC Exclusive post game audio from the BlackHawks locker room.
Continuing what I called 'The Ex-Oilers Curse' former Oiler Fernando Pisani struck first for the Hawks with a tally that would last for the majority of the game. He talks about scoring against his old team and the disappointing finish...
As I said above, the Hawks blew a third period lead, a trend all to common in recent games. Pisani wishes he had a cure for it.
Hawks goalie Corey Crawford is equally miffed about tonights loss, especially after dominating the Oilers for stretches of the game.
Defenseman Brian Campbell dismisses the idea that the Oilers have their number, but adds that when you lose twice at home to the same club, you need to start looking at the guys in locker room.
We end with Coach Q talking about getting back to their strenghts of winning at home, putting their foot on teams in the third period and playing desperate hockey.
Big Thanks again to Timmy (PKLC Insider) for the audio that makes the Audio Blog happen
This isn't exactly a singular Man Crush as much as it's a 'Team Crush.' That team, is the Colorado Avalanche.
After coming off a stinker of a game Thursday night against the Canucks, in which they didn't do much of anything, sorta just skated around, and, not surprisingly, lost 3-1.
Fast forward to today, coach Joe Sacco rolls the dice and throws rookie D men Colby Cohen and Kevin Shattenkirk to the wolves, and they come out smelling like roses. Add in recent call up Kevin Porter (who before tonight, had no goals or shots in 10 games) with 3 points. Phillipe Dupuis also had a SHORTY!! (He plays for the Avs, not Dallas, I know, just making sure)
Peter Budaj also got his first Shut Out in over a year!! Congrats to Boods.
Tonight's PKLC Man Crush ties into the second part of tonight's title.
It seems lately, former Oilers have been striding into Rexall Place in a bit of a funk (Raffi Torres only had 3 goals in 10 games before returning to his old stomping grounds to pop in a hatty) only to burn their former teammates. The same can be said for tonight's PKLC Man Crush. The Red Wings, ever since getting bounced by the Oilers in the 2006 playoffs, really haven't gotten their grove back in the City of Champions. That all changed tonight, with the help of tonight's Man Crush.
(Yahoo.com)
Walking out of Rexall with a pair of Apples and a Geno (that's two assists and a goal for those of you out there who were confused) was Daniel Cleary. If Fernando 'you put the puck in the net like a pizza in the oven' Pisani and the Blackhawks roll into town sunday, and throws down on his former team..I'm going to say I called it.
(EDIT: Loui Eriksson and his 4 points (2 on the pp) have gotten some people angry that he was not tonight's Man Crush..while it was admirable..he wasn't a former Oiler..so it didn't work tonight)
I didn't watch this game. I think I was napping. Jordan tells me this fellow had a whale of a game. Twitter and NHL.com also told me the same..
After all the recent shit Phoenix has got from members of the media about if the Coyotes 'fit' in the NHL, it's nice to see the focus shift to the product on the ice. (and not Ray Whitney calling the fans out) Tonight we raise our glasses to the one we call 'JovoCop' and his three goals.
(Yahoo.com/Getty Images)
See that look on Jovo's face? that's what it's all about. Right there. Oh, look who's coming to congratulate him..enough fans there for yah, Ray?
*(An amalgamation of Man and Anger. ®Manger is a registered Trademark of PKLC)
With a '5' in the column marked 'PIM' is where we found Sidney Crosby on the score sheet tonight. First, a little backstory...
Pittsburgh is down 4-1 and getting outplayed pretty handily..when at 7:27 of the second period, Crosby (who is a -2 on the night) basically says 'Fuck This Shit.."
(via NHL.com)
BOOM.
(EDIT: Check that face out, that's pure terror right there. Glove Tap to Puck Daddy)
We've all seen Crosby scrap before. 76% of viewers on Hockeyfights.com rated this tilt in favour of Sid the Kid *ahem* SIIID THHHEEEE KIIIIIIIIIDDDDD *ends announcer voice* The matchup was pretty fair on paper, as we see above. I feel as though we at PKLC should give a couple of pointers for both combatants if they ever decide to go again.
1. Take Your Damn Helmets Off.
- I'm not telling the kids out there to chuck buckets and start wailing, but if you're both wearing visors and don't want broken hands, please remove them. I reference you to hands that are both hard as rocks and soft as babies bottoms, Jarome Iginla
See kids, buckets off FIRST.
2. More Punches. Less Rag doll.
- Sid, and I say this to you as a fan, enough of the 'shaking the other player' stuff. Did Georges Laraque teach you nothing? It's Grab. THEN Punch. Not Shake. Shake. Punch. He's a fellow player not a bottle of salsa.
At least he didn't jump the guy off the faceoff this time...
I get that Sid isn't a fighter, but learn some moves, alright bud?
Tonight's PKLC MC is brought to you by the magic of youtube
Amazing? I guess..if Sidney Crosby did this we'd all be talking about it non stop..if anything it's good hustle by the former Oiler. His HT goal was total bull crap, wasn't it?
Tonight we begrudgingly raise our glasses and let out a sarcastic "Yay" to Raffi Torres and his Hat Trick.
I know we've been a little lax on this, but excuse us, we had to go through like..14 games on saturday all whilst battling video code from NHL.com that didn't like us, sorry about that, I think you might have all got the Ducks/Sharks hilights 14 times over..our bad
Time for tonights Man Crush of The Night...
He cut his damn hair, stopped looking like a freakin hippie, then donated it to cancer. With teammate Danny Briere out for a nasty cross check on the weekend, he willed the Flyers to victory tonight with 2 goals and 2 assists for 4 points (thanks Math Blaster!) and that's only after 4 shots on goal...
We raise a glass to Scott Hartnell. Tonights PKLC Man Crush of The Night.
- Jaye
(EDIT: I almost forgot, you should all check out Shirts Off For Horcoff written by long time friend Brad Smith. I can only assume by reading the tiny ass font with a microscope, that he'll be talking about Oilers hockey and other 'league related things'. Tell him PKLC sent yah!)
