Hockey, beer, intrigue, and a solid connection to real-life Hollywood. This may very well be the perfect movie for this series!… Read More Sports Analogies Hidden In Classic Movies – Volume 123: “Strange Brew”
It’s time once again for the most prestigious awards in all of sports…and in the most under-appreciated categories!… Read More The Twelfth Annual Dubsy Awards
We already know what Darryl Sutter meant to hockey, but do you know what he meant to comedy?… Read More Sports Doppelgangers, Volume 109: The “Is Darryl Sutter the Sixth Kid in the Hall?” Edition
What happens when all your teams suck.… Read More Radio J-Dub, Volume 20 – The “Victim of Love” Episode
Back in March, fellow SportsBlogMovement member Ryan Meehan and I did a Blast-Cast about the Chicago BlackHawks in which the premise was the team which wins the President’s Cup (the team with the best regular season record) rarely wins the Stanley Cup. Yeah, about that… That’s the big difference between us and the turd flumes… Read More Your Stanley Cup Champion Chicago BlackHawks: Where We Were Right And Wrong, and What the Future Holds
Dr. Jerry Buss, the long-time owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, died this morning at the age of 79. Many people know Buss from his days as the owner of one of the premier sports franchise ion the planet, but those same people never realized what a fascinating guy Buss was. Gerald Hatten “Jerry” Buss… Read More RIP, Dr. Jerry Buss
Every January since this blog was created, we here at Dubsism have given an award for achievements during the previous year in some under-recognized categories in the world of sports. In prior years, the nominations for the awards were done exclusively by an internal committee. This was the first year we allowed nominations from the… Read More The 2012 Dubsy Awards
Although you would be hard-pressed to prove this by me, the following sentence does illustrate that hockey fever may indeed be gripping Los Angeles. Dodgers President Stan Kasten said he would like the Los Angeles Kings to host an NHL Winter Classic game at Dodger Stadium. It’s not like Kasten has no idea of the… Read More Hockey Fever Grips Los Angeles, Part I: Stan Kasten Has Lost His Mind
I grew up watching the Los Angeles Kings. I’m old enough to remember those purple and gold uniforms with the giant crown which was more reminiscent of Imperial Margarine than a hockey team. I’m old enough to remember when the Kings were essentially an NHL after-thought, when their line-up consisted of Hall-of-Famer Marcel Dionne and little… Read More There Are Still Plenty of Dan Patrick-Adjacent Seats Left On Your Los Angeles Kings’ Bandwagon
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