With the NHL in full swing, the Dallas Stars hosted the Chicago Blackhawks last night and the Stars fell 3-2 to the Blackhawks. All of our Texas teams had last night off in the NBA but are back in action tonight. We've got all the scores, schedules and more on The Sports Report.
The San Antonio Spurs won their 5th straight as they downed the Sixers last night and James Harden led the Houston Rockets to a win as well, as they beat the Bobcats. We've also got other NBA scores as well as NCAA and NHL.
Man, this will turn you into a hockey fan in three minutes. Other than Lubbock's own attempt at a hockey franchise, I never really cared about the game. This little video will get you so pumped you'll want to slug the person next to you. More after the jump.
I don't know why this movie didn't get a wide release. It's funny, heartwarming and exiting. The best part is, it's playing right now on Showtime and you can pull it right up On Demand. More after the jump.
Goon is an adaptation of the book Goon: The True Story of an Unlikely Journey into Minor League Hockey by Adam Frattasio and Doug Smith, the player upon whom main character Doug Glatt is based. It stars Seann William Scott, who plays Doug Glatt, Jay Baruchel who plays Doug’s best friend (and who also co-wrote the script), and Liev Schreiber as the veteran enforcer and antagonist Ross “The Boss” Rhea.
Near the end of the Chicago Blackhawks’ 6-1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday, Derek Dorsett of Columbus, a rather smallish NHL player, decided to charge and fight Blackhawk tough guy John Scott, one of the biggest guys in the league.
It looks like our list of the 10 Hottest Sideline Reporters Not Named Erin Andrews missed one. Sarah Kustok, who patrols sidelines for CSN Chicago, possesses hotness so overwhelming that those she interviews can’t help but declare their love for her.
When the comely blond interviewed a fellow named Gene after he had tried and failed
Jokes at the expense of Canadians spread across the internet with the speed of, well, riot fire, after mobs took to the Vancouver streets following the Canucks Stanley Cup loss to the Boston Bruins.
Well, there’s one things Canadians aren’t apologetic over and that’s their intense love of hockey. This passion led to riots on the streets of Vancouver Wednesday night when the beloved Canucks lost the Stanley Cup 4-0 to the Boston Bruins.
So much for home ice advantage.
The Boston Bruins defeated the Vancouver Canucks, 4-0, on the Canucks’ home ice Wednesday night to win the Stanley Cup, the first time the franchise has claimed hockey’s holy grail since 1972.
Al Qaeda may be responsible for the tastiest bomb ever made
Somebody explain to Heathen that it's "the tip" that gets you in trouble
The completely bewildering Hockey/Country music connection
