We just wanted to remind everybody that tonight is the IllegalCurve.com Radio Show from 7pm-9pm Central time. Tonight’s guests are John Glennon of the Tennessean and Rutgers University Law Profesor Mark Edelman. Glennon will be on to discuss the Predators’ off-season, the chances of a number of Predators participating in the Olympics, and what to [...]
Posted by Richard Pollock in Columns,Hockey and Law,Nashville Predators,Radio Show on August 19, 2009
H (Mike Hoeffel) and J (David Jarman) on INCH’s A-Z of college hockey. George James Malik, writing at the Snapshots blog, is a little upset with the treatment the Red Wings have received from THN. Like Malik notes, THN often does this to ruffle the feathers. Ask any Oiler fan… Small Thoughts at Large wonders [...]
Posted by Kyle Kosior in Afternoon Delight,Hockey and Law on August 18, 2009
An antitrust case currently before the US Supreme Court could have a huge impact on the NHL, as well as the other major sports. The outcome will indeed be interesting. Hopefully the court gets the “wise Latina woman” perspective on the issue. It looks like Harvard is very excited to be getting Louis Leblanc. Leblanc [...]
Posted by Kyle Kosior in Afternoon Delight,Hockey and Law on July 20, 2009
From TSN: At a hearing Wednesday, judge Redfield Baum called the relocation issue “the 10,000-pound elephant in the room” and said it needed to be resolved quickly. He set a hearing for June 9 and promised a ruling shortly thereafter. All briefs and declarations must be submitted by June 5. The relocation hearing had been [...]
Posted by Richard Pollock in General NHL,Hockey and Law,Phoenix Coyotes on May 27, 2009
Fanhouse has a profile on Jordan Schroeder of the Minnesota Golden Gophers, who is a likely 1st round NHL Draft pick. Schroeder is quite small, but his skill is undeniable. Team Canada is told that it cannot use the now familiar Hockey Canada logo. Kind of a shame, but a simple maple leaf will look [...]
Posted by Kyle Kosior in Afternoon Delight,General NHL,Hockey and Law,Tampa Bay Lightning on November 4, 2008
Anaheim Ducks owner Henry Samueli had his plea bargain proposal rejected today, Reuters reports. SANTA ANA, California (Reuters) – A California judge on Monday rejected a proposed plea agreement sentence of probation and a fine for Broadcom Corp co-founder Henry Samueli as too lenient, and postponed the sentencing until later this month. Samueli, 53, pleaded [...]
Posted by Kyle Kosior in Hockey and Law on September 8, 2008