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Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby went into the boards head first in game six against the Washington Capitals. He labored getting back to the bench, yet, wasn’t taken out of the game. In fact he was back out on the ice a little while later. Further proving that the National Hockey League doesn’t care about their players safety enough. At the least, does as little as possible to protect them. This was the play that caused Crosby to labor back to the bench Sidney Crosby gets knocked headfirst into the boards by John Carlson pic.twitter.com/KawY5iZnT9 — Ian Oland (@ianoland) May 9, 2017 Crosby wasn’t pulledRead More →

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Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin and Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price could easily be two of the best players at their respective positions to never win the National Hockey League’s biggest prize; the Stanley Cup. However, it is at no fault of their own. Let’s first take a look at Ovechkin. The Russian forward was the first overall pick in the 2004 NHL draft. He has been one of the most dominate players in the league netting 1035 points in his 12 year career. Ovechkin has set countless NHL records along with records for the Capitals. Yet, there has always been a thorn in hisRead More →

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It’s game seven of the Stanley Cup Finals and you win a puck battle along the boards and have a clear shot for the net. You stride down the ice, and net the sickest wrist shot over the goaltenders left shoulder. That’s it! Your team has won it, you scored the game winning goal in the biggest game of your life. You’re 24 or 25 years-old and on the top of the world. You turn around with your arms up in the air waiting to see your teammates rushing to mob you, instead you see them just skating to you with “meh” like smiles onRead More →

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Let’s talk. Let’s talk about how mental health is as painful and a problem as breaking your leg or getting cancer. How about we talk about the stigma around mental health and why the big cure to people not suffering with it is to “suck it up” is not a cure at all. Lets talk about the Bell let talk movement and how it helps create awareness for mental health. Mental illnesses such as anxiety and depression affect a lot of people. It affects people of all different races, genders, and age groups. Mental illness affects the wealthy and the poor, the most intelligent peopleRead More →