A sports blog by and for Midwest Sports Fans
The last time the Chicago Blackhawks won a game was almost a month ago on January 20th against the Florida Panthers. It’s no mystery why this has happened: defense. Though this season may be a lost cause, Tyler offers some suggestions for what the ‘Hawks can do moving forward to prevent a repeat performance.
Tyler Juranovich is convinced that the mainstream media will be forced to pay attention to the NHL as it builds on an impressive 2010 -11 season and has had an exciting first half of the 2011-12 season.
Earlier in the week, fellow MSF writers and diehard Green Bay Packer fans, Amanda Lawson and Chris Calloway wrote an article to abate any sad feelings Packer fans might have had over their embarrassing loss to the New York Giants last weekend. All of their statements were signs of repressed acceptance that your favorite team sucks…and Jay Cutler dominates.
Tyler Juranovich has been documenting and showcasing Jay Cutler’s dominance for four months now, but the dominance has long preceded just the last four months.
This season was completely thrown away by the Bears front office, and it exposed the problems that GM Jerry Angelo continues to ignore. Angelo has something very special in Jay Cutler and Matt Forte, yet he continues to waste their talent by not supplying other offensive weapons around them.
After the Bears’ loss to the Seahwawks last Sunday, Tyler felt blue and decided to go to the doctors’ office to see what was wrong. The doctor said it was quite clear what he had: Jay Cutler Deficiency Disorder.
I think it’s very safe to say that Jonathan Toews is going to be in NHL MVP talks by the end of the season, and he has already become one of Chicago’s most talented and most important athletes.
Chicago Bears receiver Sam Hurd was arrested on drug charges today. And this isn’t the “caught with a a gram or two of marijuana” drug arrest. This is a HUGE drug arrest, one that not only includes marijuana but cocaine and LARGE amounts of both.
The NHL approved a completely new and “radical” realignment of its teams Monday night, changing its six-division format to four conferences. Time will tell if the changes will be successful, but they could very well be good for the league in the long run.
I don’t want to come off as the type of person who tells people how to raise your kids or how to be a parent; but I feel, as a victim of what I’m about to discuss, that I need to speak out. Please, whatever you do, do not raise your child as a Chicago Cubs fan.
Chicago Bears fans were still hopeful Cutler would return for the playoffs if the Bears were able to make it, but Cutler himself didn’t sound too optimistic about that possibility.
While basking the glow of another Bears victory, Tyler Juranovich was hit the news that Jay Cutler’s thumb injury will likely need surgery, forcing Cutler to sit out at least the rest of the regular season. And just like that his heart sank, and he remembered why sports suck sometimes.
This post is a tribute to all the expressions and positive body language that only Jay Cutler could display so nicely, clearly, and inspirationally.
In this week’s installment of “Jay Cutler Dominates”, Tyler ditches the humor and sarcasm to get a legitimate point across regarding Jay Cutler’s actual, underappreciated dominance.
The 4-3 Chicago Bears travel to the “city of brotherly love” to take on the 3-4 Philadelphia Eagles tonight. This game is very important to both teams as they each try to extend their winning streaks to three while trying to stay alive in the NFC playoff race.
