Peace love and hockey

    

           Peace love and hockey

By: Luke Dwornik

           Many people would watch a hockey game and understand that it is a very violent game. There are fights that make this observation even easier to make. How do you know what is going through the heads of the men out on the ice?

     As you may know there are some hockey players are mean on and off the ice, but what most people don't see anything  but the senseless violence. Chris Pronger of the Philadelphia Fliers once explained that the reason that he is so brutal on the ice. He said the he needs to protect his teammates with fear.

     What I am simply trying to say is that the smashing and crashing of the other players could really be someone standing up for his pal. Or it could just be because they are hockey players that enjoy beating the crap out of each other. You choose.

E'to

Last Friday an earthquake hit Japan causeing many floods and the amount of deaths is growing, but when it comes to Yuto Nagatomo(LFB) there is no time for mourning. He had a Series A Italian game in which he was going to start. He really had a great game. The fullback got a few good shots on goal and staied strong in his deffensive position. In the first half Samual Eto'o dedicated a great goal to Yuto due to his ties to Japan (he's Japanese).
     I know that a goal in what would eventrually be a tie game isn't that much of a gift, but I think the  Cameroonean striker is comeing from a good place.

Unions

Unions are good.  Im wrong. Austin is right.