Van Canucks

The Vancouver Canucks are my team. always have been, always will be. Kristina

[yammertime]

NHL players are my fave because they’re literally socially inept teenage momma’s boys that are suddenly thrown a bunch of money and expected to live by themselves

[darkhorse99]

[capshockeywife-blog]

pretty much explains my life

[carey-pric31ess-deactivated2025]

Sometimes I just put a hockey game on tv because I like the noise of it, I’m not really watching, I’m just enjoy it..?

[mushysuggestion]

watch the stars with me

[dinnerbysuhomp3-deactivated2025]

Watch the Dallas Stars with me

[chychrun-archive2391280-blog]

why am i always so surprised when hockey players wear glasses like. i know in my mind that theyre just as susceptible to bad eyesight as the rest of us but like, in my heart, they look like those hot fake geek boys in movies 

[goodreau]

Oh Canada, I guess a Canadian team did make the playoffs after all.

[turbolainen]

two 21 year olds are playing goalie in the eastern conference finals and im sitting here trying to remember what i had for breakfast

[markstroem]

[mayrayofsunshine-deactivated201]

#meduringthelockout (via ennis-the-mennace)

[inthearmsofthesamesea-blog]

On my laptop tumblr logged me out and wanted me to reset my password. I can’t do that cause I don’t have access to my old email. I’m still logged in on my phone. It’s been an hour and I’ve had no help from support. This is dumb. @staff

[inthearmsofthesamesea-blog]

I haven’t been back on my laptop but there hasn’t been an email yet from support. Here’s to hoping this gets solved tomorrow @staff Side note: this happened at 6pm pacific time and it’s now midnight. Why is there no 24 hour support. This website is not a small niche market.

[canuckssinceforever-blog]

I might be a little absent cause this is currently happening

[badbxtchxo]

2016 nhl playoffs: oh you like that team? yeah they’re getting eliminated

[yammertime]

good news guys, there’s a huge chance tyler seguin’s playing in the next game!!

[yammertime]

because it’s in fucking october

[raskattack]

wait wtf why aren’t they puttin john scott on the nhl17 cover ? he was literally the highlight of the season

[ionthesparrow]

For everyone whose team has been eliminated:

[goaliekillerkreider]

I LOVE THIS

[aainigriv]

remember when they didn’t know what to do bc they couldnt fit anyone else in the penalty box

standing room only

[keggerrrr]

Race to the Cup 5.10.16

[yolowoho]

Jenny Scrivens retires; opting for family over ‘dream job’

By Jen Neale

Jenny Scrivens checked her phone as the text message arrived. It read: “I have this crazy idea. Call me when you get a minute.”

It was from Dani Rylan, then-New York Riveters general manager and National Women’s Hockey League commissioner.

It was July 2015. A week earlier, Scrivens joined on to the newly formed - and very much a startup - NWHL to work on public relations for the league remotely from her home in Edmonton, Alberta, where she lived with her husband, Ben, who was a goaltender for the Edmonton Oilers at the time.

This ‘crazy idea’ text from Rylan marked the first of several Scrivens would receive as a part of the NWHL.

This time, though, it was about her. The Riveters had one goaltending spot open on their roster. Rylan wanted Scrivens to fill it.

“I kind of laughed it off at first,” said Scrivens in an interview with Puck Daddy. “I haven’t played in six years. I’m not at this level … Yoga and walking my dog does not a hockey player make.”

She told Rylan she’d think about it. She didn’t even mention it to Ben until the next night when it popped into her mind while getting ready for bed, saying, “So, Dani has this crazy idea, and I talked to her on the phone. I have chance to play hockey in Brooklyn next year.’ I laughed … and rolled my eyes.

Ben’s reaction? He said, “Well, why not? You should do it.”

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[yolowoho]

[Jenny Scrivens is] very cognizant of attempting to not use “wife” or “girlfriend” when discussing relationships. As she puts it, “We need to change the way we talk about athletes’ partners and spouses if we’re truly going to create change and acceptance in sports. Stop saying ‘hockey wives’ and stop saying ‘WAGS,’ because one day there’s going to be a man in the “wives room” and I’d be ashamed if we’re not prepared for it.”

Jenny Scrivens retires; opting for family over ‘dream job’ (via the-connecticut-whale)