Red Baron

didn't the Ickey Dance get banned, then the owner wanted him to do it on the sidelines?

Nine Inch Nails: Hurt

TSN.ca Staff 12/15/2003 TORONTO (TSN.CA) - Former Chicago Blackhawks captain Keith Magnuson was killed in a car accident near Toronto on Monday. "Keith was an outstanding human being and the Blackhawks extend their deepest sympathies to the Magnuson family," said Blackhawks president William Wirtz. Magnuson, 56, played his entire 10-year NHL career with the Chicago Blackhawks after signing as a free agent out of the University of Denver in 1969. He was coming off a brilliant college career that included multiple all-star nominations and a WCHA MVP award. He was also named MVP of the 1969 NCAA Championship Tournament after leading Denver to its second straight title. In 1997, he was named to the NCAA's all-time team. A defensive specialist who once said he would stop the puck with his teeth to keep it out of the Blackhawks' net, Magnuson scored only 14 goals and 139 points in his 589 NHL games. He was, however, always a fan favourite thanks to his gritty style of play. One of the league's toughest players, Magnuson amassed 1,442 penalty minutes. He was a two-time NHL all-star and was named to the Blackhawks 75th anniversary team in 2001. In 1970, his trademark red mop and toothless grin were featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated to highlight an article on the NHL playoff race. Magnuson played in two Stanley Cup Finals with the Blackhawks. After retiring as a player, Magnuson was immediately made an assistant coach. One year later, he was promoted to the head coaching job after Eddie Johnston was fired. Magnuson lasted a season-and-a-half before the Hawks let him go, too. Former Toronto Maple Leaf captain Rob Ramage is in an Etobicoke hospital with non-life threatening injuries as a result of the three-car accident. Ramage and Magnuson were reportedly in the same vehicle. A woman from a different vehicle was in hospital with non-life threatening injuries, police said. Seargant Igor Chomiak of the York Regional Police said one car apparently lost control, ultimately involving two others. Police say they are checking to see if alcohol was a factor in the crash as part of their investigation. Ramage and Magnuson were reportedly travelling back to Toronto after attending the funeral of former NHL player and NHL Alumni Association chair Keith McCreary, who died last week after a battle with cancer. Magnuson is the association's past chair while Ramage is vice-chair. The funeral was being held Monday afternoon in Bolton. Ont., just northwest of the city. Ramage, a retired NHL veteran of 15 seasons, has been doing broadcast work in St. Louis. Ramage suffered a broken femur, amongst other minor injuries, and was scheduled to have surgery at William Osler Health Centre. Ramage, 44, played 1,044 games in the NHL from 1979 to 1994. He captained the Maple Leafs from 1989 to 1991. He also played for the Colorado Rockies, St. Louis, Calgary, Minnesota, Tampa Bay, Montreal and Philadelphia. http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story.asp?id=64498 My condolences to the family and friends of the Magnuson family...

Lucky Lager isn't all that bad. Its better than Molson Canadian though

Laker beer has to be the worst beer ever 6 bucks for a 6 pack...that's not right

Hockey: None... Its ESPN, like they give a fuck about hockey

He called his mommy. Whats wrong with that? Its not like he called 10 prostitutes

definitly edmontons man. I am not a fan of any of flyers jersey

what goalies do you have? I'd jump on Green and Colaiacovo in a heart beat, but I'm not sure what goalies do u have as well? Besides whats in the market anyways for goalies?

pfft. Robert Plant can suck his own nutsack for all I care. Actually it may not be "metal" by today's standards because of the diveristy in metal, but back in the early 80's metal mainly consited of, Heavy, Power, Thrash. I mean sure, Motley Crue may not be Heavy Metal standards, but the riffs such as Dr. Feelgood, Wildside, Shout At The Devil are Heavy Metal songs. and even back in the 60's, Cream was the most heaviest band before Zeppelin and Sabbath. I mean Sunshine of Your Love, is damn heavy back in the day.

The only bands I think that I like that most people that don't like is, Tea Party, Alice In Chains, Motley Crue and Megadeth. Almost everyone I know loves Led Zeppelin and Nirvana, saying how great they were, or the best, or because of originality. Also a lot of Janis Jopilin love as well, which I can not stand

Sister Awake: The Tea Party

Being a total newb to Emulators what are some of the best emulators for SNES and NES games?

I thought she was starring in Blonde Bombshell 13

I think Canada has a good enough team, and I want them to win gold this year, but I just can't see that happening

Interesting... I must see a CoF show sometime soon

agree

Rock Artist: Audioslave Rock Track: "Headstrong" by Trapt Modern Rock Artist: Audioslave Modern Rock Track: "Headstrong" by Trapt Did someone fuck up, or is it that sad...

i bet his 2x4 is his sceptar

no 2 Minutes To Midnight? rather odd

I'm starting to get back into Tesla now

so is Megadeth hard rock because they are a multi-platinum band?

what I don't like is how almost everything related is talking in that weird shizzile izzle crap, that it gets so annoying. Drop it, and let it die.

1991 Honda Civic CX... It lasted about 3 months before it got totaled

Top Albums to me this year from 2003: Black Label Society: The Blessed Hellride Iron Maiden: Dance Of Death Jane's Addiction: Strays But for Tours it'll be this: Motorhead/Dio/Iron Maiden Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band Sarsstock. Ozzfest 2003 Summer Sanitarium