This month on the Discovery Channel, they're running a series on the great migrations of the world. The journey's of the sperm whale, the endless flight of the sandhill crane, the multi-generational migration of the majestic monarch butterfly, and on and on.
This got me thinking about "migrations" I've made for hockey. I driven to Toronto on a Friday night to see Wendel Clark night that Saturday before walking up and heading back home on Sunday. I've spent a weekend in the city that fun forgot to see the World Junior Championships. I've gone deep into hostile territory and attended the 2009 NHL Draft in Montreal. As a kid, I once for some reason traveled to Kentucky for a hockey tournament.
What about you? What's the farthest "migration" you've made in the name of hockey?
Your links after the jump.
Not shown on TSN, after Florida's fourth goal, a fan in Miami threw their jersey on the ice.
In the Video Room; looking at Florida's third goal from Wednesday
And when he's not around, everyone should be asking "Where's Lebda?"
VLM sits down with Pat Quinn to talk Leafs
Give it a listen
Bruins trade 1st round pick to Toronto!
This and more goodness from Vintage Leafs
Scoring chances, microstats, and why they matter
Copper and Blue with some reading for those still skeptical of advanced stats
This should not be pleasant for anyone
JSG tells it like it is
LD with a fabulous find
The Leafs may suck, but the Marlies are turning their season around
BoO with a look in at the youngings
The unbearable lightness of McBean
Behind the Net introduces a new stat, the McBean ratio
Can the All-Star Game be saved?
This and more in this weeks Globe and Mail podcast
It's question time over at MLHS
Take a shot at answering them
Tim Brent is this week's theme for Friday's Youtube Yoinkage
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