GAMEDAY 26 - ISLANDERS

Posted by Rick on Nov 27, 2009 11:52.

2:00 PM

Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Listen to the game at [WXDX]

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Early starts like this throw everything off.

And all we have to do is hit "New Post" a little bit earlier.

They actually have to play a hockey game.

Brent Johnson will be in net for the Pens.

Dwayne Roloson for the Islanders.

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So We Wonder How They Would React To A Photoshop Expo?

Posted by Pensblog Staff on Nov 27, 2009 10:26.

Oops. [PG]

The gauntlet appears to have been first picked up sometime Tuesday evening on an Internet site called Pensblog, where anonymous posters share their thoughts from behind the veil of cryptic online identities.

"Luke overcooked my Thanksgiving turkey," someone posted.

"Luke moves your folding chair and parks in your space anyway," another wrote.

"Luke eats Frosted Flakes for breakfast, then appoints them to board positions."

That's just a sampling of the nonsensical onslaught that has been crackling across Twitter and various blogs this week. And it's all aimed at the mayor.

Actually, that isn't what happened. We posted the hash tag #ravenstahlrumors on Twitter, and it took off from there.

But cryptic online identities sounds cool, so we'll go with that.

Actually, maybe Tony Granato is behind all of this.

Anyway it would only seem right to follow up with a Luke Ravenstahl photoshop expo.

Should we roll it?

C-blog and emailers' call on this one.

P.S. A statement from our lawyer, Charlie De La Faggio, Esq.:

"Whatev."

Go Pens.

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What NHL Players Are Thankful For

Posted by Rick on Nov 26, 2009 16:00.

Thanksgiving is a good time to reflect upon your life and think about what you are thankful for.

It's also a good time to eat a ridiculous amount of food and pass out on the couch with your pants unbuttoned, but that doesn't lead itself to a blog post quite as well.

So today we're going to look at what certain NHL players (and coaches, GMs and others) are thankful for.

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