Sunday, December 27, 2015
The Pride of Scituate: Conor Garland
Very rarely is someone known as the pride of a certain town, for our little south shore town that is Conor Garland. The 19-year-old has played in the QMJHL for the Moncton Wildcats for the past four season. Garland has improved rapidly since his first season in the QMJHL. Garland left Shattuck-Saint Mary's in 2011 and returned back home to play for the Boston Junior Bruins in the Empire Junior Hockey League. Garland started the next with the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the USHL, and committed to Penn State University. But Conor decided to forego his NCAA eligibility and join the Wildcats of the QMJHL.
Sunday, December 20, 2015
The Year After: A Hockey Story
Every athlete knows that the end of their career is
always right around the corner. With each passing year it becomes more and more
apparent that you won't play forever. It's gets harder and harder to make
teams, and less and less of your friends are on those teams. For most athletes
that final year is your senior year of high school, by that time if you don't
have an offer to go somewhere you probably aren't playing sports. It's all
about closing out your high school career with a championship season, we all
dream about going out on top and for some that’s a reality. But for most of us
it ends when the season ends whether that means playoffs or not.
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Why Patrick Kane's incredible early season performance should surprise no one
June 15th 2015
was night of celebration for Patrick Kane and the Chicago Blackhawks who had
just won their third Stanley Cup in six years. The Blackhawks had cemented
themselves as legitament dynasty and have knocked off some of the leagues best
along the way. But that would be the start of one of the most trying summers of
Patrick Kane's life. Kane had been on his best behavior since 2010 when he
fought a cabby over a few bucks. He was showing signs of growing up and had
just signed a huge contract along with fellow teammate Jonathan Toews for eight
years and 84 million. The big contact showed that the Blackhawks had faith in
Kane and believed he was a changed man. Flash forward to early August 2015,
when a story broke that had a women accusing Kane of raping her at his house
during a party. In the days following and more and more information came out it
sounded pretty bad for Kane. Public perception had turned against him and with
each new news story it just made the situation sound worse for the Blackhawks
star.
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