Hockey

The New York Rangers are in the Eastern Conference Finals in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Their coach, John Tortorella, is well-known for giving very short post-game interviews and answers -- so well-known for it that ESPN's DJ Steve Porter made a video mashup about it.

Okay, so we don't have a whole bunch of hockey fans in El Paso, but how about hot chicks with catfish? This is Jenna, a Nashville Predators girl. We hear Jenna hails from Minnesota and likes to ice fish, so handling this monstrosity presents no problems. It also explains how Nashville comes by girls who skate so well. What it doesn't explain is why there's a catfish on the ice.

You'd think with it's biggest star out most of the season with concussion problems that hockey would be a little more careful. Nope. This year's Stanley Cup Playoffs have been so physical and full of cheap shots, it got the attention of those Taiwanese news animation people who made a video, complete with fighting Penguins, explosions and fans being sprayed by brains and guts. Hooray!

Normally seeing the names Raffi and Marian in a headline brings to mind a couple of female shopping buddies, but I don't believe this Marian will be taking Raffi to the mall anytime soon. Not after what Raffi did.

As a 30+ year veteran of sports broadcasting, Sam Rosen has called a lot of sports and seen a lot of things. His first love, however, will always be the NHL.

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” Rh

What could be better than beer, brawls and backchecking? Or foam, fights and forechecking? Any way you look at it, it’s a hockey-fest this weekend at the Events Center adjacent to the El Paso County Coliseum. And, yes, cerveza will be served...

"Old Time Hockey, like Eddie Shore." That classic line was one of many memorable dialogues from the 1977  hockey cult movie classic Slap Shot. It starred Paul Newman, but was better known for the Hanson Brothers, a goonish trio of hockey players who helped turn around the season for the Minor League Charleston Chiefs.

Ever hear the expression ‘dance like nobody is watching’? Here is example A.

We've enjoyed having the El Paso Rhinos on with us at 600 ESPN El Paso this season, and hopefully will again next season. The Rhinos have wrapped up home-ice advantage through the playoffs going into the last week of the regular season.