Jackson LaCombe Would Be an Asset For Team USA Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - December 10, 20200 Jackson LaCombe is finally on USA Hockey’s radar. Radar for elite players that is. He was never on the U18 teams, and he didn’t play for the NTDP, but now he’s in the running to fill a roster spot on the 2021 World Junior Championship roster. Last year at the University
2020 Book Reviews and Gift Ideas Reviews by Russ_Cohen - December 9, 2020December 10, 20200 The first one is a terrific tome “1919, The Search For Mankind’s Greatest Killer”. This book deals with Habs star, Newsy Lalonde, and a serious injury he incurred on the ice. This book is cringeworthy at times and skillfully written. Oh, and it deals with the Spanish Flu pandemic and
Jamie Anderson Talks About Her Olympic Snowboarding Career and ESPN The Magazine Shoot Uncategorized by Sportsologist - December 8, 20200 Find Out How to Gear Up Against Winter Skin Dryness Ahead of the cold winter months, Olay Body is teaming up with professional snowboarder and Olympic 2x gold medalist, Jamie Anderson, to celebrate the journeys of fearless women that work outdoors and brave the harshest winter conditions daily. Inspired by the
Alex Carpenter Named WHL Women’s MVP Hockeyology by Sportsologist - November 30, 20200 KRS Vanke Rays’ American international forward Alex Carpenter was voted the MVP for the Women’s Hockey League’s 2019/2020 season. Carpenter dominated scoring in the regular season, plundering 53 (21+32) points in 27 games before adding 7 (3+4) in five playoff outings as the Rays won the cup at the first
The NFL Should Pause The Season For Two Weeks Footballology by Russ_Cohen - November 28, 20200 This is a massive asterisk season for the NFL this year. On Sunday, the Broncos will attempt to play the Saints without any of their three quarterbacks? At that point, is it a football game? It’s not looking good for Tuesday's Ravens games, 18 players for the Ravens are on
The Detailing of a 2020 NHL Draft Selection Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - November 23, 2020November 23, 20200 I’m always hearing people say, and I’ve said it, how did that player slip into the sixth or seventh round of an NHL draft? This year I’ve identified one that has a promising future, and that is Alex Young, and the San Jose Sharks selected him with the 196th overall
Afanasyev Carries Karjala Cup Momentum Into The KHL Season Hockeyology by Sportsologist - November 20, 20200 Last week, Yegor Afanasyev was celebrating a successful debut for Team Russia. The 19-year-old Predators prospect took his bow for the national team and potted a couple of goals in the Karjala Cup triumph. This week, the Tver native was at it again, making his first KHL appearance in his loan spell
Nate Hinton Is Ready For the NBA Draft Hoopsology by Russ_Cohen - November 17, 20200 Nate Hinton recently announced he was entering the 2020 NBA Draft. He’s a 6-5, 210-pound guard who played for two seasons with the Houston Cougars. Having attended that school, I know it’s a fantastic program filled with a lot of history. “I’m getting more and more excited as time goes by,”
Catching Up With Pop Artist Meresha Music & Concerts by Russ_Cohen - November 15, 20200 “Look How Far” Alien Pop artist Meresha has come + win $250 in her contest Russ: 1) How much do you miss performing live? This year is tough because it was going to be a year of lots of live performances. Being in front of an audience is probably the best
Mets Baseball is Going To Be Fun This Year Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - November 12, 2020November 12, 20200 When was the last time the Mets had an owner that would routinely chat with his fanbase? Never? The dark cloud of the Wilpon era is lifting because Steven Cohen is the opposite personality. He’s talking to his potential customers on Twitter. One day bring back Old-Timers’ Day was a topic,
