Crosby complains about hat trick

Well if you thought Sydney Crosby was a whiner, he's now more of a whiner and crybaby. In game 2 Alex Ovechkin scored a hat trick, as Crosby did as well, and of course fans threw hats onto the ice as the old hockey tradition continues, but Crosby doesn't seem to like it because it wasn't him or a teammate.

"People kept throwing hats," Sidney Crosby said tonight. "I was just asking if he could make an announcement to ask them to stop. I mean, the first wave came and then I think they were all pretty much picked up, and then more started coming. So for us, we just wanted to make sure we kept kind of moving and kept the game going, wanted to try to get back in it. So wasn't complaining about anything."
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Well Crosby, get over it you little fuckin whining baby. Why don't you shut up and just play hockey like other hockey players do. All you do is whine, most fans are sick of it, of course Penguins fans will stick up for you.

Lame hockey fairy-ness by Slava Kozlov

Here's a clip from Hockey Night in Canada with Don Cherry going off about Detroit Red Wings' Slava Kozlov taking a dive in Game 5 of Stanley Cup Western Conference finals against the Chicago Blackhawks in 1995. Watching that crap just makes me sick. That is not hockey or the way it should be played. What a disgrace to hockey and the true meaning of hockey.

Ducks' Chris Kunitz called for diving

On January 2nd, in the Blue Jackets-Ducks game, Ducks' Chris Kunitz was called for diving.

Saturday night full of diving penalties

Last night there were quite a few diving penalties.

In the Flyers-Lightning game last night, Lightning star Martin St. Louis was called for diving. St. Louis is known for occassionally going down easily.

In the Devils-Islanders game last night, Islanders' Andy Hilbert was called for diving.

In the Sharks-Predators game last night, Predators' tough guy Jordin Tootoo was called for diving. Tootoo, known for his physical play, is also known to exaggerate things at times and goes down easy sometimes as well.

Jared Boll caught diving again

On December 27th, in the Blue Jackets-Predators game, Blue Jackets rookie tough guy Jared Boll was called for diving. This is the second time this season that Jared Boll has been called for diving.

So now Jared Boll and Blackhawks' star Martin Havlat have both been caught diving twice this season.

James Wisniewski gets called for diving

On December 26th, in the Predators-Blackhawks game, Blackhawks defenseman James Wisniewski was called for diving. Being a tough defenseman, he should know better not to dive.

Martin Havlat caught diving again

In the Florida Panthers vs Chicago Blackhawks game a little earlier tonight, Blackhawks' winger Martin Havlat was caught diving and was penalized for it. This is now his second time called for diving, as he was penalized in the December 5th game vs the Vancouver Canucks.

So as of right now Havlat leads the NHL in diving penalties with 2.

Marian Gaborik gets caught diving

On Saturday, December 15th, in the Minnesota Wild vs Los Angeles Kings game, Wild winger Marian Gaborik got a penalty for diving. With a name like "Marian" I'm not surprised. He's a good player too that can score, but he like other soft stars in the game tend to embellish things at times.