Monthly Archives: February 2012

The signs of frustration at Nationwide Arena last night were obvious…and literal. But anyone saying they were asked to leave the Blue Jackets game against Detroit simply because of a sign, is wrong according to a CBJ spokesman. “Someone simply … Continue reading →

Blue Jackets management measures success in All-Star games hosted, not All-Stars. They’re keenly aware of the team’s image problems, constantly monitoring the coverage of the club, while remaining blithely unaware of any actual problems. And their failure to create a … Continue reading →

The New York Daily News: Defenseman Tim Erixon, the top Rangers blueliner playing in the AHL at the moment, was hit from behind in the Connecticut Whale’s 2-0 loss to the Springfield Falcons Saturday night and sustained an upper-body injury, … Continue reading →

Mike Adams: 6’7″, 323 pounds 34″ arm length 10 7/8″ hands 5.40 40-yard dash 19 reps on the bench press 28.5″ vertical 100.0″ broad jump 7.94 second 3-cone drill 4.95 second 20-yard shuttle Mike Brewster: 6’2″, 312 pounds 31 1/2″ … Continue reading →

When the Blue Jackets signed forward Vinny Prospal to a contract extension, the team said it was due in part to his ability to mentor young players. Nobody knows more about that than Cam Atkinson. “It’s obviously great playing with … Continue reading →

We’re not long from getting answers on Rick Nash’s and the Blue Jackets’ future, but for now, we can continue to read tea leaves… From TSN.ca: With the NHL trade deadline less than 48 hours away, Rick Nash’s agent has broken … Continue reading →

Today’s Rick Nash Roundup takes the form of this interview, which followed the Blue Jackets 5-0 loss to the Avalanche…the team’s last game before Monday’s NHL trade deadline.

With the NHL trade deadline Monday, it’s possible that Blue Jackets forward Rick Nash is playing in his final home game with the CBJ tonight when Columbus meets up wtih Colorado. With the NBA beckoning, it’s also possible that Ohio … Continue reading →

From the Sporting News: It seems that the only way [Rick] Nash will stay in Columbus through the rest of a contract that runs through 2018 is if he exercises that no-trade clause. Multiple league sources have told Sporting News … Continue reading →

If you’re a long-time reader of “Fear the Hat,” then you know that former Buckeye running back Eddie George has embarked on an acting career. His latest performance was a bit of improv at Los Angeles International Airport, where he … Continue reading →