Yesterday, TJC reported Carrie Underwood’s husband Mike Fisher was traded from the Ottawa Senators to the Nashville Predators, and the move is not sitting well with Senators fans.
Ottawa’s most popular radio station is now banning Carrie Underwood, vowing never to play her songs again. Underwood is being blamed for the trade, Fisher has spent his entire career with the Senators and now moves to Nashville to be closer to his wife.
rep from 105.3 KISS FM said:
“We know Mike Fisher is not to blame for this trade but feel he was lured away from Ottawa by a country-music superstar. Sure, she’s pretty. Yes, she can sing. But can she play hockey? Can she put one on the top shelf with a slap shot? No!… This is a wretching announcement and the city is completely upset. He’s been here for 10 years, he’s the second most popular player and it’s awful.”
As the NHL trading deadline draws near, Carrie Underwood’s husband Mike Fisher has been traded to the Nashville Predators. Drafted by the Ottawa Senators, Fisher spent his entire NHL career in the Canadian capital. The Yoko Ono move comes as a surprise to players and Senators.
“You’re surprised right away, and sad…Unfortunately, this year we haven’t been able to play the way we’re capable of and we all know the reality that comes with it,” captain Daniel Alfredsson said.
While the Senators are in second to last place in their conference, the move comes as a convenience to Fisher. Since marrying in July, Fisher has been living apart from Underwood who is based in Nashville.
What’s worse than having your @$$ kicked in a goalie fight? Just ask NY Islanders goalie Rick DiPerto who will miss the next 4-6 weeks from facial fractures and knee swelling. DiPerto squared off with Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Brent Johnson on Wednesday where he was not only beat up at center ice but in the crease, the Islanders lost to the Pens, 3-0…. bringing their record to a depressing 16-28-7. DiPerto told reporters: “I’m sick of losing, our team’s sick of losing. You never go into a fight expecting you’re going to get smashed in the face that hard, or with these kind of consequences, but it happens and you move on.”
From the looks of the fight, it looks as if Johnson has been watching the Jersey Shore and stealing Ronnie’s moves… “That’s one shot.”
The FBI is stepping in to help find the puck from the Stanley Cup game winning goal scored by Chicago Blackhawks Patrick Kane. The puck has been missing ever since Kane scored the overtime goal clinching the Stanley Cup for the Blackhawks in six games against the Philadelphia Flyers. Footage from the game shows NHL linesman Steve Miller skating towards the net and picking up the puck. Not only is the FBI getting involved but Grant Deporter, CEO of Harry Caray’s, offered a $50,000 reward for the missing puck. The FBI is searching for the puck on their own time to get to the bottom and find out what the puck happened?!?
