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From Raw Charge: A sign of support Leave a comment
Syracuse Crunch announce potential ECF dates Leave a comment
By the way, take a moment right now to savor the following:
The Syracuse Crunch announce potential dates for the Eastern Conference Finals.
God, that’s gorgeous.
The continued sweep success of the Syracuse Crunch in the 2013 AHL playoffs Leave a comment
This entry was originally written for Raw Charge, but I’m posting it here, as well. The Crunch have swept their round two opponent, the Springfield Falcons, in four games. This advances the Crunch to the third round of the 2013 Calder Cup playoffs.
Merch review: Sport-Tek blue shirt Leave a comment
I saw this shirt on the table around the start of playoffs, and liked it a lot. I still do, I think, though I wish it were sized a little differently. But still, I think it’s a pretty good deal for the money.
Savoring the moment Leave a comment
I still don’t exactly have my thoughts together after last night, but I have been collecting some links so that people can have everything they might want in one place.
CRUNCH SWEEP ROUND TWO Leave a comment
A five-goal effort pushed the Crunch, still undefeated in playoffs, to a game four, round-sweeping win tonight!!
Two things for now, with more to come:
1) MY BOYS!!!
2) 8!!!
Our namesake is displeased, but we don’t agree 5 comments
You know, when we started this place we thought it was a great idea to include the name of the Crunch’s owner, Howard Dolgon, in our title. We thought of ourselves as the Crunch’s Army, a place where the fans could go to express anything from pleasure over how the team was doing to displeasure over what it wasn’t doing. We’re still that place, of course, but today we’re put in a rather awkward position. Howard has expressed his opinion about the size of the crowd at the game last night, and I gotta be honest with you…I don’t agree with his opinion.
In case you haven’t seen this, you can read his opinion here on Syracuse.com. You can also read Brent Axe’s rebuttal here. You can then read Howard’s reaction here. When all that’s said and done, come back and see what we have to say.
