Duncan Keith of the Chicago Blackhawks is one dirty mofo. Watching him play and the punches and dirty shit he pulls all game long really gets to me.. When Burrows was driving the net in Game 7, Keith hoks him down and then dives on top of him with a flying crosscheck. Keith’s a dirty player with INTENTION to harm other players.. I’ve seen his elbows and other dirty shit. Duncan Keith is a loser and a dirty f*in player.

Talking about the Vancouver Canucks after losing three straigh in the playoffs to them, Toews says “Everyone looks too much at the stats and talks about what a good team they have, we want to expose them for what they really are. People outside this room give them too much credit.”

That’s rather humorous since they can’t seem to beat them. Talks cheap. When Chicago has been playing well because of all the other players around Toews, like they did last season when they won the Stanley Cup, he’s alright, but now he’s a sore loser that is finally coming to terms with the fact that he might not have been the reason they won the cup. Toews is coming to a realization that he has been exposed for what he is. Bunch of sore losers.. Chicago Cockhocks.

Found a great list of UFC happenings around the town. This includes many opportunities to meet UFC stars and get some photos and autographs. Many of these events are free!

Friday June 11:

11am-1pm: Tapout autograph signing at Sport Chek Pacific Centre, with fighters Anthony Pettis and Mike Guymon, and Tapout founders Punkass and Scrape.

2-3pm: UFC Fight Club Q&A at GM Place, with Chael Sonnen (members only)

3-5pm: UFC 115 weigh-ins at GM Place (free and open to the public)

5:30-7:30pm: UFC Undisputed 2010 tournament and Anchor Bay DVD release, with Chael Sonnen and Jon Fitch (no charge – tourney sign-up from 1pm)

6-8pm: Visions Electronics Port Coquitlam, appearance by Dan Hardy (no charge)

6-8pm: Athlete’s World autograph signing with Nate Diaz and Patrick Cote (free of charge)

9pm-2am: American Fighter pre-party at Mint Nightclub, with Rich Franklin (tickets $20-$75)

11p.m.: Silver Star Casting party at the Canvas Lounge, with Clay Guida, Diego Sanchez and Patrick Cote (tickets $25+, ladies free before 11p.m.)

Late: Official Tapout pre-fight party and fashion show at Gossip nightclub with Dan Hardy, Tapout’s Punkass and Scrape, and the UFC Octagon girls (tickets from $45 to $500)

Saturday June 12:

11am-1pm: Reflex Sports Nutrition Surrey, with Dan Hardy (no charge)

11am-2pm: Reflex Sports nutrition East Vancouver, with Ryan Bader (no charge)

Pre-fight: Atlantic Trap and Gill with Jon Fitch (ticket prices and times unavailable )

6pm-3am: Hitman after party at The Cellar, with Martin Kampmann and David Louiseau (tickets $20 to $25)

Late: Official Tapout UFC after-party at Gossip nightclub with Chuck Liddell, Dan Hardy and Tapout’s Punkass and Scrape (tickets from $45 to $500)

Late: American Fighter after-party at the Edgewater Casino, with Rich Franklin and Dana White (tickets $55 to $1200, includes PPV)

Late: UFC 115 after-party at Forum Sports Bar, with UFC Octagon Girls (tickets $20-$25, includes PPV)

Sunday June 13:

12-4pm: Reflex Sports Nutrition White Rock, with Ryan Bader (no charge)

But after Evgeni Plushenko lost to American skater Evan Lysacek and awarded himself a “Platinum Medal“, you have to wonder how long a sore loser can keep playing games like that.

Then the Russian Maxim Shabalin got a Bronze medal for a routine that was definately a league below both the performances of Canada and the US, who received Gold and Silver respectively, complains that the Canadian team was “too technical” and not really dancing. Then what about their ‘dance’ mocking the First Nations people?

Now after watching the entire series, I felt that the two true standout performers were Canada and the US, and they were really the only two contenders for Gold. I think the Russians were lucky to get bronze, to be quite honest.