Showing posts with label Bauer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bauer. Show all posts

Friday, August 9, 2013

Contest 50000

I have almost 50000 page views. I want to get to 50000 views very fast. So I have a contest to post. The contest is you comment under this post saying nice things about this blog. You also must also view this blog daily. Another thing you must do is follow this blog. In order to do that you must look to the right of this blog and find a tab that says “please follow by email”.  I will then randomize all the comments and find a winner! The winner will receive 10 graphics of any kind along with a way you can put your graphics on way better! The winner will also receive:  A 12/13 Panini Score Autograph of Martin Brodeur, AN ALEX OVECHKIN

09/10 UD SERIES 1 AUTOGRAPH, A GORDIE HOWE

UD MASTERPIECES AUTOGRAPH, AND A RANDOM 

OF A SPORTS ALL-STAR!

MAY ADD SOME STUFF LADER ON SO STAY TUNED!


Let the Contest BEGIN!

Please comment, follow, and VIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Contest Winner!

The moment you have been waiting for the contest winner is... coming up


TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2013

Contest

I have around 40000 page views. I want to get to 40000 views very fast. So I have a contest to post. The contest is you comment under this post saying nice things about this blog. You also must also view this blog daily. Another thing you must do is follow this blog. In order to do that you must look to the right of this blog and find a tab that says “please follow by email”.  I will then randomize all the comments and find a winner! The winner will receive 10 graphics of any kind along with a way you can put your graphics on way better! Let the Contest BEGIN!

Please comment, follow, and VIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Adding more to the contest so do what's up top!
The thing that I'm adding is a 11/12 Panini Hockey Pinnacle autographed base card of Toronto Maple Leafs player Phil Kessel and a Matt Duchene 11/12 UD Sp Authentic signed base card!!!!

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Contest

I have around 40000 page views. I want to get to 40000 views very fast. So I have a contest to post. The contest is you comment under this post saying nice things about this blog. You also must also view this blog daily. Another thing you must do is follow this blog. In order to do that you must look to the right of this blog and find a tab that says “please follow by email”.  I will then randomize all the comments and find a winner! The winner will receive 10 graphics of any kind along with a way you can put your graphics on way better! Let the Contest BEGIN!

Please comment, follow, and VIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Adding more to the contest so do what's up top!
The thing that I'm adding is a 11/12 Panini Hockey Pinnacle autographed base card of Toronto Maple Leafs player Phil Kessel and a Matt Duchene 11/12 UD Sp Authentic signed base card!!!!

Friday, July 19, 2013

Review: The Hockey Stick

   The hockey stick is very important to the game in hockey. In the late 1800’s when ice hockey was first invented there were sticks that was just a piece of wood. I would like to show of a graphic of how one of those sticks looked like (down below). Star players in the early 1900’s were Georges Vezina (picture down below) and Howie Morenz. The NHL was started in 1918. The first team was the Montreal Canadiens. Then came the Toronto Maple Leafs which were followed by the Detroit Red Wings, Boston Bruins, Chicago Blackhawks, and the New York Rangers. There are rivalries throughout the league such as Rangers vs. Devils. These rivalries would have never been played if it wasn’t for the stick. You use the stick in hockey by shooting the puck, passing the puck and carrying the puck.
    The evolution of the stick (Timeline):


      Curves is still a big part of the hockey stick. Curves help you shoot the puck. Curves were invented by Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull. At first when the curve was just beginning to be in the NHL an illegal curve would be 1.5 inches. It later changed to 1 inch and then to half an inch. Until 2006 the amount for an illegal curve stayed the same. In 2006 they changed it to 3/4 of an inch. In the NHL, right now it is still 3/4 of an inch. 

      So that’s pretty much about the hockey stick. Now looks take a look at some photo’s:
Mini stick graphic of a stick in the late 1800’s and the early 1900’s

Howie Morenz

Georges Vezina


The Measurements of a hockey stick

Hockey stick factory in the 1890’s

Bauer Totalone NXG

Easton Stealth RS

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