Shane Bua Posted on Thursday, September 25, 2014 at 7:48AM Sometimes, as a guy with no formal writing experience, you rush into an article without doing the appropriate amount of research, or say something really dumb. I'm awesome at that. My piece about new jerseys in the NHL is so full of errors and bad judgement that I felt a whole secondary post may be needed to fix this.
Shane Bua Posted on Monday, September 22, 2014 at 10:54PM After the Wild, Hurricanes, Sharks, and Sabres dropped new sweaters on us last year, the latest round of uniform updates have started to come out, just in time for the start of preseason games.
Shane Bua Posted on Saturday, August 17, 2013 at 12:23AM With the temporary takeover of the Devils by the NHL due to financial concerns, my first worry was that they'd face the same fate as the Montreal Expos, letting big money players leave (hey, wait a minute..) and eventually leaving town for what would be a third time. Remember the KC Scouts and the Colorado Rockies? No, the old Colorado Rockies. The Devils began in Kansas City and spent a few years in Denver before settling in New Jersey.
Cait Posted on Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 3:08PM 
Last week when the New York Islanders waived Rick DiPietro, I had a hard time feeling bad for him. What exactly is the team supposed to do with him? The often-injured goalie wasn't lighting up the team in the few occasions he did play and the team really didn't have any use for him, as Evgeni Nabokov took over in net.
And now today with the announcement that all of the taunting and comments got to DiPietro, and the man suffered from suicidal thoughts, the hockey world wants to give him a hug.
Shane Bua Posted on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 at 3:00PM Admit it. You've been watching the KHL (and reading our liveblogs) only because you're following your favorite NHL players during the lockout. It's alright, I'm not faulting you for it, it's sort of the logical move. But have you actually sat down and watched the KHL? It's surprisingly good. There's quite a few KHL players, be they Russians or European that you should be paying attention to. Ones that probably won't be going back to the NHL when the lockout ends. Maybe they should, though. I'm going to start up a series of a few posts talking about players in the KHL you should be paying attention to. I'd like to introduce you to Kirill Petrov.
