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Memories from Madison Square Garden

The scent of roasted chestnuts on the street or if you took the train the feel of Penn Station, which quickly turns into the feel of Madison Square Garden. The comfort of your seat, the view of the ice, the sound of the crowd. The seemingly out of nowhere crowd

"Your arena isn't even in Ottawa"

Authors note: I was at Scotiabank Place Saturday afternoon to witness the Rangers 2-1 shootout victory. The following is not necessarily a story or anything; it's just the latest installment of a trip me and my friends do every year. This was our third year doing to the

SBNation gives us a facelift

For those of you that haven't noticed, we underwent a face-lift this morning. Things have been shifted around a bit, and some fonts have been changed, to give us something of a cleaner look. Feel free to give us your feedback on the new look of Blueshirt Banter.

Blueshirt Banter: Help Wanted

Hi all Now that the season has started, we've evaluated our roles here on Blueshirt Banter. Laurie is going to continue to bring us the great stories from overseas that she has been bringing us, Rob will continue to be our main analyst, breaking down the X'

Happy 21st, Joltin' Joe Fortunato!

We are taking a quick break this morning from hockey to wish our good friend Joe Fortunato a very Happy 21st Birthday. I wanted to do this early in the day, since Joe will probably be a little too over-celebrated to appreciate this later. Feel free to post your birthday

Where ya from?

We are looking to organize some meetup/tweetup/viewing party type functions in the future, and it will help us figure out where to do these things if we have a better idea of where you guys are from, so we can pick central locations. Can you guys just give

Pausing a moment to remember

On this the 8th anniversary of the terrorist attacks against the United States, the Blueshirt Banter family remembers those who lost their lives that day, and the families they left behind. You will never be forgotten.