Curtis Glencross

The Goods on Fantasy Hockey by Ian Gooding on 03/19/12 at 11:46 PM ET Comments (0) Monday night’s NHL action featured a Rangers-Devils opening-faceoff bloodbath, a fading Leafs team getting their lunch handed to them to the tune of 8-0 by the Bruins, and a similar result in the Sabres-Lightning game. (And I had to tune into the Wild-Canucks snoozefest.) What could be in store on Tuesday? Probably nothing nearly as exciting. But the fantasy playoffs are finally upon us in most head-to-head...Read Full Story

Per many users on Reddit, this was the mugshot on the ESPN.Com page for the Calgary Flames' Curtis Glencross earlier today:That is not Curtis Glencross, or even a hockey player for that matter. That is baseball player Manny Ramirez. They are nothing alike. At all.The fun is over though, as the page now features a picture of the real Curtis Glencross. Carry on.Get The Latest Thigh Updates By Following Us On Twitter.Read Full Story

Kukla's Korner Hockey Next entry: Antti Niemi, the hunchback of goaltending, gets the job done Previous entry: Classic Russian rhetoric: Salavat Yulaev president says Radulov promised' to stay; SKA courting Jagr by George Malik on 05/17/11 at 10:31 AM ET Comments (0) On Monday, the Calgary Flames announced that Jay Feaster’s officially taking over their general manager’s position on a full-time basis, and in doing so, the Flames revealed that they’d signed poor man’s power-forward Curtis...Read Full Story

Jamie Lundmark had a goal and an assist, and Eric Nystrom netted the winner to lead the Calgary Flames to a 3-2 win over the Minnesota Wild on Saturday night.Daymond Langkow also scored for Calgary, and Miikka Kiprusoff made only 13 saves in earning his NHL-leading 43rd win of the season.Andrew Brunette and James Sheppard scored for Minnesota, three points behind eighth-place Edmonton and St. Louis at the playoff cutoff in the Western Conference. The Wild will visit Edmonton on Sunday night...Read Full Story

Filed under: Flames, Western CALGARY – Curtis Glencross may have to raise his self-imposed bar just a tad. The Calgary Flames‘ left winger has been a key contributor in the team’s resurgence over the past month, having scored in five straight games with two game-winners in that stretch, heading into Wednesday night’s tilt against the Dallas Stars. His 19 goals on the season are four more than his previous National Hockey League season high, which should prompt him to rethink his personal...Read Full Story