There hasn't been much hockey news of interest for the moment. I've been sitting around the apartment waiting for something to happen, just trading barbs around the web. If you are stuck for some entertainment, give these a shot:
Ingmar Bergman Shoots... And Scores! talks about why Swedes are Evil. Funny as hell. Then click around for some good hockey-related photoshopping.
American Hockey Fan is the funniest hockey blog out there, bar none. Go there and read some great stuff. Click around the archives, read some more. You won't be disappointed.
Kukla's Korner has all the hockey news you need, and has added some outside bloggers to the site. There's a really good post about the new CBA, and the ramifications for teams trying to keep a roster around.
Reality Check has a list of hockey quotes. Take a look.
Zanstorm has some drunken ramblings about the Florida Panthers and the playoffs. You can skip the first ten, but tune in for the second. This is what Capt. Morgan's does to a man.
There's lots of other good stuff out there. Some of it is even hockey related, like Bergman's salary analysis, or Sidearm Delivery talking about Russian hockey players. But for the most part, things are seeming a little snarky, and I enjoy snarky.
As ever, click around, get some flavor. When the season starts, there's going to be a barrage of posts. Get in early, so you can say you knew them back in the day. Which Dane Cook says was a Wednesday. Go figure.
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