A weekly survey of sports execs and personalities offering their thoughts on a handful of pressing (and trivial) issues in sports and pop culture. This week, NHL writers answer questions ranging from the league's leadership to who will be hoisting Lord Stanley's Cup come June:
- L.A. Times' Lisa Dillman
– Hockey season has curtailed her binge-watching of "Orphan Black."
- Columbus Dispatch's Aaron Portzline
– "I tweet, therefore I am."
- N.Y. Post's Larry Brooks
– Calls it "grand-pop culture," and is big on superheroes.
- Miami Herald's George Richards
– His DVR told him enough of "The Simpsons" and "Seinfeld."
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Outdoor Games: fun or overdone? |
Gary Bettman in
2-3 words |
Team with best press amenities |
McDavid
or
Eichel? |
Stanley Cup prediction |
Dillman |
Overdone |
Astute, deliberate, unyielding |
Ducks.
Death by red velvet cupcakes! |
McDavid |
Lightning def. Ducks |
Portzline |
Overdone. Still fun, but fading. |
Smug, smart, stubborn |
Blackhawks |
McDavid |
Blues def. Rangers |
Brooks |
Best NHL thing ever. |
Changed hockey forever |
Rangers |
Eichel |
Lightning def. Predators |
Richards |
Still fun. Bring one to Marlins Park! |
Tries hard |
Bruins |
Eichel |
Lightning def. Wild |
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