Thankfully he survived.
Argentina vs Canada last night... 🇦🇷🇨🇦👊
Stu Cowan
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Stu Cowan
@StuCowan1
Sports columnist at Montreal Gazette, host of weekly Hockey Inside/Out Show talking about Canadiens and a regular guest on The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro.
Montreal
Joined March 2012
- American wines taken off the shelves of liquor stores in Quebec with the United States (Étas-Unis) signs turned upside down.
- My column on Ricky Cobb, the 50-year-old sociology teacher from Chicago who is the man behind the Super 70s Sports Twitter account @Super70sSports, which is one of the best and funniest things you can find on social media. He's also an #Expos fan:
- I’m old enough to remember when Hockey Night in Canada had Peter Puck to teach kids about hockey instead of constant ads to teach them how to become gamblers.
- NHL commissioner Gary Bettman's silence so far on Rocky Wirtz's comments last night in Chicago speaks volumes.
- Just to be clear. If you’re an NHL player and you gamble (NOT on hockey) in a league that heavily promotes gambling you will be suspended for half a season. But if you slash another player in the head there is no suspension and only a $5,000 fine. Only in the NHL.
- Sidney Crosby has had the same shoulder pads since playing junior for Rimouski Océanic. They have to go in Hall of Fame after he eventually retires.Les épaulettes légendaires de Sidney Crosby. Impossible de chiffre le nombre de fois qu’elles ont été réparées. Un gars superstitieux, notre Sidney. Et c’est bien correct comme ça.
- Today would have been Terry Fox's 61st birthday. A true Canadian hero.
- And some wonder why the U.S. national anthem was booed at Bell Centre before the first Canada-U.S. game at 4 Nations Face-Off #4nations
- “I thought we had too many passengers,” says Leafs captain Auston Matthews, who had two shots on goal tonight.
- A Let’s Go Blue Jays! sign on Montreal’s Champlain Bridge ahead of Game 1 or World Series tonight in Toronto against L.A. Dodgers
- 14,563 fans in Quebec City tonight for a junior hockey game. Meanwhile, the NHL's Arizona Coyotes will play in a 5,000-seat arena next season. Somehow this makes sense to Gary Bettman.
