NHL Monday: Detroit dims Coyotes’ playoff aspirations

Apparently two people Seguin know are featured in a new music video by the rapper Slaine. Seguin retweeted the video, saying he was moved by it, and used a homophobic phrase.

This is horribly bad timing for an NHL player to be tweeting something like that, considering the league recently partnered with the You Can Play Project to help to continue education and support of the LGBT community (particularly within the sporting community).

• The Bruins’ luck with goalies

• Six (!) outdoor games in 2014

Maybe it’s just me, but it sure looks like it was Neil’s forearm that connected with Despres’ head and not his elbow. Either way, it’s still targeting and initial point of contact that matter, and that might cost Neil a game or a fine down the road.

What do you think? Legal or dirty hit?

I’ve never really seen a goalie try and defend the net from his belly before, but that’s exactly what happened. Eventually the puck made its way to the front of the net, and then Enroth did this.

Wow. The odds of Enroth stopping a puck at any point in that sequence were pretty low, but it’s still a 1-1 game after two period thanks to his heroics.

Here’s the story: Man falls in love with woman. Man and woman get married. Husband and wife decide to spend their wedding day at a hockey game. Cute, right?

Nope. Look at their jerseys.

Milbury took the opportunity to remind everyone that he thinks Cooke is a really dirty player. And by dirty, he apparently means he smells really bad. He described Cooke as “putrid” and even called him a “skunk.”

So while Cooke has cleaned up his game, Milbury apparently thinks he hasn’t cleaned himself up. Or something.