This analogy might be more confusing than it is offensive. But did Canadian broadcaster Ron MacLean do 9/11 first responders a disservice when introducing Game 6 of the Rangers-Capitals? You be the judge, after the jump.

It looks like she’s pretty pissed about not being able to see the ice. But that’s what you get for sitting directly behind the bench, right? So maybe it’s the whole “losing the game and the series” thing that has her so revved up. Either way, watch a lady freak out, after the jump.

Rangers head coach John Tortorella isn’t in the mood for this right now. His team just lost Game 4, so he’s not happy about having to sit down at a presser and, you know, talk to the press. How much time you want? Well, you’re getting about half a minute. Go.

What is the over/under on when Paulina Gretzky gives her poor father a heart attack? I’m saying a year. Wayne Gretzky has about a year to live. Because with daily advances in social media, it’s now easier than ever for hot daughters across America to share scantily-clad, pre and post-party photos with thousands of their Twitter and Instagram followers.

With the Rangers closing out a Game 1 win against the Capitals, New York fans started thinking outside the box in their attempts to insult Caps forward Alexander Ovechkin. This has to be the most creative set-up to a diss in NHL playoff history. Video after the jump.

Brutal hits have come early and often during the first round of the NHL playoffs. But we were treated to a new flavor of blood-soaked ice this evening, when Florida Panthers Tomas Kopecky and John Madden collided face-first with one another. Check out the bloody, stitched-up result, after the jump.

The Bruins’ Stanley Cup defense came to an abrupt end last night, as they bowed out to the seventh-seeded Washington Capitals in a 2-1 Game 7 overtime heartbreaker. Unless you’re a Bruins fans, the ending was tremendous. Some of the aftermath, though, was not.

Fans of the New Jersey Devils are finding out just how (Twitter) bad ass Florida Panthers owner Michael Yormark can be. It doesn’t matter if he doesn’t care what you think — he’ll still respond to you and tell you what he thinks. This man is a true inspiration.

Fair warning: everything about this article is, in a way, irrelevant, since this goal still left the Senators down a score and they would go on to lose the game anyway. But it could have been a series changer, and it was as controversial as playoff goals come. See why Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist thinks the NHL wants his team to lose, after the jump.

As the sport of hockey grows increasingly violent — especially around playoff time — it was only a matter of time before something truly brutal and inexcusable happened. The NHL has decided that Raffi Torres putting the hurt on Marian Hossa in Game 3 of the Coyotes-Blackhawks series was such an event. Torres will sit out the next 25 games. The NHL explains, after the jump.