You’d think he’d learn to shut his mouth with the way things are going.

The Stars are a trainwreck this season.

since he probably won’t get attention on the ice (look at the stars, the dallas stars that is), he has to make up something to be the center of attention.

I don’t like this suspension one bit. I expect some time in the future, because of rulings like this, that I’ll have to hear a between-period interview with a player’s lawyer instead of the player himself. It will probably be a prepared statement, also.

Dangerous road we’re treading down, league.

… what to put in Keeping Tabs this week. Just when you thought the Stars couldn’t stoop any lower, Vogue’s most famous intern single-handedly drops the bar to below sea level.

is that the only professional team sport to allow for fighting actually thinks they have a moral ground to stand on in this matter.

On a conspiritorial note – I wouldn’t be surprised one bit if the NHL thinks the publicity from this (think of the Extra! / Access Hollywood connection!) is actually a good thing.

you just shouldn’t do that. that was just stupid. don’t tell the media, keep it to yourself. he shouldn’t get suspended, whether he was talking about his ex-girl and or boyfriend, his parents, teammates or friends. i’d say that school doesn’t suspend you for that, but serra is pretty strict with that, so i wouldn’t be surprised if he got suspended.

But it was a stupid, classless thing to say. We already know he’s an idiot… he should have to play the game an pay the price for his comments.

It doesn’t seem offensive in any way to me, it’s just dumb.