July 4th seems to been a one with plenty of fireworks in Massachussets as today it was announced that Tyler Seguin, the Boston Bruins number 2 pick of 2010 has been traded along with Rich Peverley and defensemen Ryan Button have been traded to the Dallas Stars for forward Loui Eriksson and three prospects Joseph Morrow , Reilly Smith and Matt Fraser . This trade my come to a surprise to many Bruins fans as Seguin has been highly rated during his time at the TD Garden and currently his career stats currently stand at 56 goals and 121 points in 203 career games. Though on reflection for a second overall pick his career has begun at a rather slow pace and during the playoffs he hit the back of the net only once, but recorded the second highest shot total with 70 shots! But for a flagging team like Dallas, this could well be a major score and at only 21 Seguin could well re-ignite this franchise which is in dire need of goals after a season to forget last year. Loui Erikkson coul...
Welcome to the Fifth Liners book club, the first in a hopefully regular series of book reviews. The book: Catalyst (Star Wars): A Rogue One Novel Written by: James Luceno Format: Audiobook (read by Jonathan Davis) Aside from the (non-canon) comics in the Lego magazine, I've never delved into the written world of Star Wars before. There have been Star Wars books for as at least as long as the films (the first was released in 1976 as far as I can tell), and these books ranged from novelisations of the movies through to completely original stories. These stories, published under the Expanded Universe banner, covered pretty much every time period possible, including subjects covered in Catalyst. In 2014, the Expanded Universe was rebranded as Legends, and now only content produced after 2014 is considered canon. The movies and Clone Wars cartoon/film are also canon, for obvious reasons. By wiping the historical slate, it opened the door for new stories and movies to be ma...
Los Angeles Kings Captain Dustin Brown will seemingly spend the remainder of his career with the franchise after penning an 8 year deal today which will see him through to the end of the 2021-22 season, financial details of the signing havent been released. Brown has become a vital figure for LA since being drafted 13th overall in 2003 and so far in his career has gained an impressive points total of 181 goals and 388 points in 641 games as well as 31 points in 50 playoff games. He was made team captain in 2008 and led the Kings to their first ever Stanley Cup win in 2012 after a 4-2 win over the New Jersey Devils and in doing so became only the second born American captain to hoist the cup. Kings fans will be delighted to hear this news and we can expect Browns #23 jersey to be raised to the rafters some point in the future- as you were Dustin!
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