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2010 Winter Olympics

Vancouver Olympics Daily Blog: Team USA Edition

Not much to say about my third day here in Vancouver unless you want to hear about Men's figure skating. I did, however, attend the USA vs Norway game, and below are my thoughts on the 6-1 American Victory. Team USA only came to play for a period

Sweden vs. Belarus: Open Game Thread

Sweden vs. Belarus Group C Game 10 February 19th, 3 PM EST Rangers to watch (like we have to tell you this): Henrik Lundqvist #30 / Goalie / New York Rangers Height: 6-1 Weight: 195 Born: Mar 02, 1982 The game is not on live, it will be on at 8 PM

Olympic Hockey: Henrik rules, leads Sweden to 2-0 shutout of the Germans

From the Vancouver Sun: (click link for full story) The Swedish hockey team, defending Olympic champions featuring Vancouver Canucks Daniel and Henrik Sedin and former Canuck Mattius Ohlund, beat Germany by a score of 2-0 Wednesday in tournament action. Despite a breackneck 3rd period that saw the Germans launching themselves

Vancouver Olympics Daily Blog: February 17, 2010

As you know, I have arrived in Vancouver, British Columbia and am the "man on the scene" at this year's Winter Olympics for Blueshirt Banter. If you were listening to the radio show last night, you would have heard me call in between periods of the

Sweden vs. Germany: Open Game Thread

Sweden vs. Germany Group C Game 5 February 17th, 8:00 EST TV: CNBC (in HD where available) Rangers to Watch: Henrik Lundqvist #30 / Goalie / New York Rangers Height: 6-1 Weight: 195 Born: Mar 02, 1982

USA vs. Switzerland: Open Game Thread

United States of America vs. Switzerland Group A Game One February 16th, 3 PM EST TV: USA Network Rangers to watch: USA: Chris Drury #23 / Center / New York Rangers Height: 5-10 Weight: 190 Born: Aug 20, 1976 Ryan Callahan #24 / Right Wing / New York Rangers Height: 5-11 Weight: 188 Born:

SBNation's 2010 Winter Olympics Coverage: Rangers Edition

Continuing with SBNation's awesome coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver today we bring you the potential Rangers who could find themselves playing for their countries come February. Pack your bags: Marian Gaborik: It should be no surprise that Gaborik will represent his native country of Slovokia