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Buck Up Little Skippy…The Game’s Better
by IwoCPO on 11/14/06 at 03:00 PM ET
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The NHL game as we know it in the "modern NHL" is not perfect. Is it improving? Without a doubt. All we have to do is go back a few years and remember the clutching and grabbing, the constant interference and the frustration many of us felt when the star players could not showcase their talent on the ice. The hack-and-wack type guy was "hot" three-10 years ago, now we have the pure skater and passer, the foundation of the game, making a well-deserved comeback. If you couldn't win the game a few years ago, you tried to beat the team into submission, to prove a point and make sure you weren't beat again (which rarely happened).Oh, and while I'm add it I'll direct your attention to the blog roll on the port side. There are a few new sites I'd recommend. In no particular order they are: Southeast Shootout: a joint effort between the SE Division bloggers. On Frozen Blog: a fantastic hockey blog out of DC. Speaking of which, A2Y will soon be a fantastic Wings blog out of DC. Puttin' On The Foil: tell me that name doesn't get you there. The writing will bring you back. Crazy Canucks Podcast: the nutjobs in Vancouver have found another way to spread their goodwill 8 Feet: James Gunner's blog has moved to this new, polished looking spot.
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Welcome to Abel to Yzerman, a Red Wing blog since 1977. No other site on the internet has better-researched, fact-laden and better prepared discussions than A2Y. Re-phrase: we do little research, find facts and stats highly overrated and claim little to no preparation. There are 19 readers of A2Y. No more, no less. All of them, except maybe one, are juvenile in nature. Reminding them of that in the comment section will only encourage them to prove that. Your suggestions and critiques are welcome: wphoulihan@gmail.com