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Devils Brave Snow and Boston to win 3-1
by: Mark Krulish | Staff Writer | Sunday, December 16 2007
The New Jersey Devils were able to stop their two-game slide in Boston on Thursday with a 3-1 victory over the boys from Beantown. An estimated 1,500 people were in attendance for the game as the vast majority of fans were kept away by a huge snowstorm. Those in attendance didn’t have a whole lot to cheer about. Despite a fairly fast-pace to the first period, there were very few chances by either team. Though, the fans would be treated to a fight late in the first period between Milan Lucic and David Clarkson.
For Coach and Columnist, a Double Fault
by: Greg Wyshynski | SportsFan Magazine | Saturday, September 29 2007
It was going to take one hell of an effort to knock that “Leave Britney Alone” she-male off the viral video throne, but you have to give Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy credit for trying. His petulant verbal assault on Jenni Carlson, a columnist for The Oklahoman who wrote a hit piece on a benched quarterback named Bobby Reid, ruled the airwaves on ESPN and filled the inboxes of countless sports fans once it was digitized. It was an epic performance, but I can only assume it was a performance and not an honest reaction to the column — any coach with a Midwestern-sized beef with a journalist would have had it out with said journalist in the privacy of his own office, flanked by the most hot-headed assistants he could yank off the practice field. The writer would sit in the room surrounded by a sense of creeping dread, like when Danny Ocean slowly scanned his holding cell in Terry Benedict’s casino, observing, “No cameras in here, huh?”
The New Jersey Devils were able to stop their two-game slide in Boston on Thursday with a 3-1 victory over the boys from Beantown. An estimated 1,500 people were in attendance for the game as the vast majority of fans were kept away by a huge snowstorm. Those in attendance didn’t have a whole lot to cheer about. Despite a fairly fast-pace to the first period, there were very few chances by either team. Though, the fans would be treated to a fight late in the first period between Milan Lucic and David Clarkson. 
It was going to take one hell of an effort to knock that “Leave Britney Alone” she-male off the viral video throne, but you have to give Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy credit for trying. His petulant verbal assault on Jenni Carlson, a columnist for The Oklahoman who wrote a hit piece on a benched quarterback named Bobby Reid, ruled the airwaves on ESPN and filled the inboxes of countless sports fans once it was digitized. It was an epic performance, but I can only assume it was a performance and not an honest reaction to the column — any coach with a Midwestern-sized beef with a journalist would have had it out with said journalist in the privacy of his own office, flanked by the most hot-headed assistants he could yank off the practice field. The writer would sit in the room surrounded by a sense of creeping dread, like when Danny Ocean slowly scanned his holding cell in Terry Benedict’s casino, observing, “No cameras in here, huh?” 
