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A determined army of Orc-players, led by the mighty and dreaded dark lord Fehron, rampage against the on-coming faction of NHL team owners in book two of H.R.R. Tolkien's epic 'Lord of the Revenue" fantasy trilogy.

The B1G is a sweeping epoch, with the good guys teetering on the edge of disaster and doom every step of the way.

Young hobbit Grodo Bettmins is given a monumental task: stop the dark lord Fehron and his army of players from conquering Hockey-earth and taking all the owner's money in H.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy classic, "The Fellowship of the Revenue."

A lazy post-Thanksgiving Sharks gameday. The Fellowship of the Ring is mentioned.

I was going to draw an epic 7-part Lord of the Rings saga for the Anaheim Ducks' upcoming road trip, but quit before finishing part 1. Enjoy! :)

The latest, and silliest, internet rumor regarding conference expansion claims the Arkansas Razorbacks are considering bolting the SEC for the Big 12. Dawg Sports makes it clear that this isn't just wrong, it's ludicrous.

Wow -- what a crazy day yesterday. Canada gets pushed to a long shootout but wins. Russia gets pushed to a long shootout and loses. I've known this before, but the last few days have cemented it in: I love international hockey.

What's most impressive about Stanford is that they are among the most disciplined teams in the nation in addition to being one of the most talented. Perhaps the scariest thing about Stanford is that part of its dominance is derived from its reflectivity and commitment to the details that lead to success. No player stands out as embodying the essence of what makes this team tick than forward Kayla Pedersen.

A quick look at Anaheim's trade deadline deals and how the acquisitions' points totals compare to the departing player's totals since being traded.