Posts tagged NBA
Thoughts on the NHL labor talks: There Will Be Hockey
7It’s all gloom and doom when discussing the current state of Collective Bargain Agreement negotiations between the National Hockey League and the Players Association. The taint of betrayal is still heavy for fans that know what happens when neither side will concede to the other.
Avs Thank Their Stars, Win At Home
0Coming off of a 1-0 loss to the Minnesota Wild, the Colorado Avalanche looked to establish dominance against the Dallas Stars, starting an eight game home stand on the right foot.
Fox 31′s Hank Siegel A Blemish On Proud Reputation Of Local Journalism
18I like to consider myself a journalist. I cover the Colorado Avalanche because it is the team I enjoy and because they play in the city that I live in. I’m in the midst of my third full season covering the Avs and have yet to receive any financial compensation for the blood, sweat and tears that I put into my work. Still, I do it for the love of the game. I do it for the benefit of the people who read what I have to say. And I do it with my own strict set of journalistic ethics and morals, abiding by what I was taught as right and wrong during journalism classes at the University of Denver – in between Pioneers hockey games – and by what I have learned about morality during my life.
Five Reasons To Be Excited About The Avalanche: Abysmal Local Sports
2Welcome to a new segment counting down the days until the Colorado Avalanche open the season against the hated Detroit Red Wings next Saturday night, October 8th. We will take a look at five reasons why you should be excited about the Avalanche this season.
2011 NHL Research & Development Considerations
2The NHL released the schedule yesterday for the 2011 Research and Development camp on August 17th, in Etobicoke, Ontario. Along with the schedule came a list of potential rule changes that the league will begin or continue investigating for further implementation.
