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A native of the Motor City, Howe played his minor hockey within Hockeytown's boundaries prior to kicking off his junior career with the Detroit Junior Red Wings in 1970. Following a stint with the U.S. Olympic Team, where he won a silver medal in the 1972 Olympics, Howe joined the Ontario Hockey Association's Toronto Marlboros with whom he won a Memorial Cup in 1973. Later that year, Howe began his professional career in the upstart World Hockey Association where he amassed 504 points in six seasons and 426 games played with Houston and New England while winning the Avco Cup twice (with Houston in '74 and '75). When the WHA merged with the NHL in 1979, Howe entered the league along with the Hartford Whalers. The 5-foot-11, 190-pound defenseman went on to record 197 goals and 545 assists with the Whalers, Flyers and Red Wings, thrice earning First Team All-Star honors ('83, '86 and '87 with Philadelphia) and winning the NHL Plus/Minus Award in 1985-86 with a mark of plus-85. Upon retiring in 1995, Howe joined the Red Wings' front office and today serves as the club's director of pro scouting. Already a member of the United States Hockey Hall of Fame, Howe was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto in 2011.
Played an astonishing 26 seasons in the National Hockey League from 1984-2010. He won three Stanley Cup championships (1986, 2002, 2008) and three Norris Trophies (1989, 1993, 1996) during his career with the Montreal Canadiens, Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings and Atlanta Thrashers. He played the most games by a defenseman in NHL history (1,651) and is the only player in league history to play in over 400 games with three different teams (Chicago-664, Detroit-578, Montreal-402). Chelios was a second round draft pick (40th overall) of the Canadiens in the 1981 NHL draft. He played seven seasons in Montreal and nine in Chicago before a trade deadline deal brought him to Detroit in 1999. Despite arriving in the Motor City at the age of 37, he spent over nine seasons donning the winged wheel. In 2002, at the age of 40, he appeared in his 11th and final NHL All-Star game, finished with the highest plus-minus rating in the NHL (+40), finished second in Norris Trophy voting behind teammate, Nicklas Lidstrom, and was named a first team NHL All-Star for the fifth time in his career. Chelios played an integral role in helping the Wings capture two Stanley Cup titles in 2002 and 2008. In total, Chelios appeared in 578 regular season games and 103 postseason games for Detroit. He retired as the oldest U.S. born hockey player of all-time and the second oldest player in NHL history behind the legendary Mr. Hockey, Gordie Howe (52). Chelios played the fourth-most regular season games in NHL history (1,651), the most postseason games in NHL history (266), ranks second all-time among defensemen with 2,891 penalty minutes, eighth all-time among defensemen with 763 assists and 10th all-time among defensemen with 948 points (185-763-948). His postseason numbers include 144 points (tied seventh all-time among defensemen) and 423 PIM (first all-time among defensemen). Chelios currently works in the Wings' front office as an advisor to hockey operations.
Detroit's third-round selection (54th overall) in the 1991 NHL draft, played 17 seasons in the National Hockey League and 14 in the Motor City. He is a three-time Stanley Cup champion with the Wings in 1997, 1998 and 2008. The Peace River, Alberta, native appeared in 744 career games with the Red Wings, New York Islanders and St. Louis Blues. He finished his career fourth all-time among NHL goaltenders with 15 postseason shutouts, eighth all-time with 74 playoff wins and 10th all-time with 401 regular-season wins. Osgood appeared in 565 regular-season games for Detroit, notching 317 wins and 39 shutouts in a Wings' sweater, trailing only the legendary Terry Sawchuk in each category (351 wins, 85 shutouts). Osgood is Detroit's all-time leader in postseason appearances by a goaltender (110), and holds the franchise records for playoff wins (67) and shutouts (14). On March 6, 1996, Osgood became just the second goaltender in NHL history to score a goal, tallying into an empty net vs. the Hartford Whalers. He served as Mike Vernon's backup for Detroit's championship run in 1997, then backstopped the Wings to Stanley Cup titles in 1998 and 2008.
DARREN McCARTY, FORWARD (1993-2004, 2007-09)
After being named an Ontario Hockey League First Team All-Star in 1992 upon registering 127 points for the Belleville Bulls, Detroit selected McCarty in the second round (46th overall) of that summer's NHL draft. The gritty winger established himself as a strong two-way player during his first few seasons of professional hockey prior to recording career highs in goals (19), assists (30) and points (49) in 1996-97. That spring, McCarty scored one of the biggest goals in Wings' playoff history, netting the championship-winning marker in the fourth game of a Stanley Cup finals sweep of the Philadelphia Flyers. McCarty would win three more Cups during his career, all with Detroit ('98, '02, '08). In 2009, McCarty retired from the Wings ranked sixth all-time in franchise history with 1,302 career penalty minutes. His 213 career postseason PIMs ranks him second in team history behind Gordie Howe (218).
Originally signed by the Minnesota North Stars as a free agent in 1979 following a standout major junior career with the London Knights, Ciccarelli was acquired by the Red Wings in a trade with the Washington Capitals on June 20, 1992. In his four seasons with Detroit, Ciccarelli tallied 140 points (107G-133A) in 107 games played. The offensively-gifted winger appeared in 1,232 career NHL games with the North Stars, Capitals, Red Wings, Lightning and Panthers, finishing with 608G-592A-1200P. Upon retiring in the summer of 1999, the 5-foot-10, 180-pound forward ranked ninth in NHL history in goals scored. Internationally, Ciccarelli represented his native Canada on several occasions, capturing Bronze at the 1982 IIHF World Hockey Championships while also competing at the 1980 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships and 1987 IIHF World Hockey Championships. In 2010, Ciccarelli was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
The Red Wings' top pick (first round, 25th overall) at the 1998 NHL draft, Fischer skated in 305 games for Detroit before a heart condition forced the 6-foot-5, 225-pound defenseman into early retirement at the age of 26. Fischer helped the Red Wings capture the 2002 Stanley Cup and amassed 11 goals, 49 assists and 295 penalty minutes for the club during his all-too-brief playing career. On the international stage, Fisher helped the Czech Republic capture Gold at the 2005 IIHF World Championships and has recently served as an assistant coach for his home country at the last two IIHF World Junior Championships. In 2006, Detroit named Fischer their director of player development, a post he has held for the past six seasons.
Originally selected by Detroit in the fifth round (88th overall) of the 1983 NHL draft, Kocur appeared in 535 games with the Red Wings in his two stints with the franchise. The 6-foot, 220-pound forward amassed 1,963 penalty minutes while donning the Winged Wheel, ranking him second in team history behind former teammate Bob Probert (2,090). Kocur tallied 66 goals and 66 assists as a Red Wing while also contributing eight goals, eight assists and 147 penalty minutes in 69 playoff games with the club. He was a member of Detroit's 1997 and 1998 Stanley Cup champion teams and also won a league title with the New York Rangers in 1994. In total, Kocur skated in 821 career NHL games for the Red Wings, Rangers and Canucks. Upon retiring, the Kelvington, Saskatchewan native was a member of Detroit's coaching staff for several seasons prior to becoming president of the Red Wings Alumni Association – a position he holds today.
A native of Edmonton, Alberta, Ogrodnick skated in 558 games with the Red Wings after being selected by Detroit in the fourth round (66th overall) of the 1979 NHL draft. Currently the vice president of the Red Wings Alumni Association, Ogrodnick ranks amongst the franchise's all-time leaders in goals (8th - 265), assists (15th - 281) and points (12th - 546). The 6-foot, 190-pound forward skated in 928 career NHL games with the Red Wings, Rangers and Nordiques and appeared in five All-Star Games between 1981 and 1986. Ogrodnick is one of only 87 players in NHL history to score 400 goals, finishing his career with 402. He is one of five Red Wings' players to ever score 50 or more goals in a single season when he tallied 55 goals in 1984-85. Mickey Redmond, Danny Grant, Steve Yzerman and Sergei Fedorov are the others to hit the 50-goal plateau in franchise history.
A four-time Stanley Cup champion with the Red Wings (1997, 1998, 2002 and 2008), Maltby played 16 seasons in the National Hockey League. He appeared in 1,072 regular-season games during his career, one of only 277 players in NHL history to reach the 1,000-game milestone. Maltby was originally a third-round draft pick (65th overall) of the Edmonton Oilers in the 1992 NHL draft. He spent parts of three seasons in Edmonton before a trade deadline deal in 1996 brought him to Detroit in exchange for defenseman Dan McGillis. Maltby would spend the rest of his career in the Motor City, playing 908 games in a Red Wings sweater, tied for eighth-most in franchise history with Sergei Fedorov. He finished with 128 career goals (107 with Detroit), 132 assists (115), 260 points (222) and 867 penalty minutes (683). Maltby also appeared in 169 postseason games for the Red Wings, fifth-most in team history behind only Nicklas Lidstrom (263), Kris Draper (220), Steve Yzerman (196) and Tomas Holmstrom (180). He became a fan favorite thanks to his agitating style and was a member of the infamous 'Grind Line' in Detroit along with teammates Kris Draper, Joe Kocur and Darren McCarty.
A third-round pick (62nd overall) of the Winnipeg Jets in the 1989 NHL draft, Draper, a 5-foot-11, 190-pound center played 20 games over three seasons for the Jets before a trade to Detroit on June 30, 1993. Draper spent the next 17 seasons donning the winged wheel in the Motor City and played an integral part in four Stanley Cup championship runs (1997, 1998, 2002 and 2008). He became a fixture in the Red Wings lineup during the 1993-94 season and played the pivot on the 'Grind Line', one of the most revered lines in Red Wings' history. The Toronto, Ontario, native enjoyed the best season of his career in 2003-04 when he registered a career-high 24 goals and 40 points in 67 games and captured the 2004 Selke Trophy as the NHL's best defensive forward. On February 2, 2009, Draper became just the 235th player in NHL history to play in 1,000 career games. Six weeks later he became just the fifth player in team history to play 1,000 games in a Red Wings sweater, joining Gordie Howe, Alex Delvecchio, Steve Yzerman and Nicklas Lidstrom. Draper never missed the playoffs during his 17 seasons with Detroit and appeared in 220 postseason games for the Red Wings, second in club history behind Lidstrom (263). In total, Draper appeared in 1,157 regular-season games, 222 postseason contests (ninth all-time in NHL history) and made six trips to the Stanley Cup finals during his career. He served as an assistant captain for the Wings over his final five seasons. Draper is currently working in Detroit's front office as a special assistant to Red Wings general manager Ken Holland.
Largely regarded as one of the best offensive defensemen in league history, Murphy was originally selected by the Los Angeles Kings in the opening round (fourth overall) of the 1980 NHL draft after winning a Memorial Cup championship with the Peterborough Petes earlier that year. The dynamic blue-liner went on to skate with the Kings, Capitals, North Stars, Penguins and his hometown Maple Leafs prior to spending the final 4 ½ seasons of his career with the Red Wings, with whom he won two Stanley Cups (1997 & 1998). The perennial All-Star and two-time Norris Trophy finalist also won back-to-back Cups with Pittsburgh in 1991 and 1992 and was a member of the victorious Team Canada at both the 1987 and 1991 Canada Cup tournaments. Currently serving as an analyst and sideline reporter for the Red Wings on Fox Sports Detroit, Murphy ranks fifth amongst NHL defenseman in career points (1,216), sixth in goals (287), fourth in assists (929) and third in games played (1,615). In his 312 games played with Detroit, Murphy tallied 35 goals and 136 assists, in addition to a plus-56 rating.
The highest-scoring left winger in NHL history, Robitaille amassed 1,394 points, including 668 goals, during a 1,431-game career with four different teams – Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, the New York Rangers and Detroit. In his first of two seasons with the Red Wings (2001-02), Robiltaille scored 30 goals for the 12th and final time prior to capturing the first Stanley Cup of his career that spring. On the international stage, the Montreal native represented Canada at the IIHF World Junior Championships in 1986 as well as the 1992 and 1994 IIHF World Championships at which the Canadians won gold. In 2009, Robitaille was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
The first Red Wings' player to ever score 50 goals in a single season (in 1972-73), Redmond spent 5 ½ seasons with Detroit after being acquired from the Montréal Canadiens in a blockbuster multi-player trade on January 13, 1971. A two-time NHL All-Star, Redmond appeared 538 total games in his injury-shortened career, scoring 233 goals and dishing out 195 assists for 428 points with the Habs and Wings. After retiring from the NHL at the age of 28, Redmond began a long and illustrious broadcasting career that continues to this day on FOX Sports Detroit. In 2011, the Kirkland Lake, Ontario, native received the prestigious Foster Hewitt Memorial Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to broadcasting and the sport of hockey.
Already heralded as one of the top hockey players in the world when he finally made his NHL debut in 1989, Larionov earned this reputation during a dominant stretch back home in Russia where he centered the top-line in the country for several years. Teamed with wingers Sergei Makarov and Vladimir Krutov, he was a four-time Russian First Team All-Star, a two-time World Championship All-Star and the Russian Player of the Year in 1988. During his third NHL season, he rebounded in a big way by scoring 21 goals and 44 assists. In Detroit he was reunited with former National Team player Slava Fetisov, but also joined a club led by a group of young Russian stars who all admired Larionov greatly. The Wings top scorer that year was center Sergei Fedorov and the team also boasted bruising blueliner Vladimir Konstantinov and sniper Slava Kozlov. Coach Scotty Bowman often used the group as a five-man unit and Larionov fit in right away. In 1997 the veteran returned to Motown for his first full season with the club. The skilled pivot once again piled up assists for the team and played a solid two way game. And it was in the playoffs that things panned out for the Wings who defeated the Philadelphia Flyers for their first Stanley Cup in decades. Detroit captain Steve Yzerman made it clear how important Larionov was to that club. The first player he passed the prized trophy too after it was given to him was Igor Larionov.
Originally drafted by his hometown Calgary Flames in the third round (56th overall) in 1981, Vernon would go on to appear in 781 NHL games over the course of 19 seasons with the Flames, Red Wings, Sharks and Panthers. During his three seasons in Detroit, Vernon earned 53 victories in 95 regular appearances to go along with a 2.40 goals-against average. In 1997, the 5-foot-9, 170-pound netminder backstopped the Red Wings to their first Stanley Cup in 42 years, going 16-4 in the postseason and registering a 1.79 goals-against average en route to capturing the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff's most valuable player. Vernon retired in 2002 with 385 career victories, currently the 12th-best total in league history.
A native of Fort William, Ontario, Delvecchio was born in 1931 and made his debut with the Red Wings during the 1950-51 season. He playing alongside legends Gordie Howe and Ted Lindsay, and won the Stanley Cup three times, in 1952, 1954 and 1955. He served as captain from 1962-74, a 12-season reign second only to Steve Yzerman's 19 seasons as captain. A highly-respected and classy player both in the locker room and on the ice, Delvecchio won the Lady Byng Trophy three times (1959, 1966, 1969) and played in 13 All-Star games. Although he never led the team in scoring during the regular-season, Delvecchio was consistently productive, registering over 50 points 17 times in his career and posting 70 or more points on three separate occasions. Having spent parts of 24 seasons playing for the Wings – only the second player in the league to play more than 20 seasons with a single franchise – Delvecchio retired mid-season in 1973. His 1,281 career points (456 goals, 825 assists) remain the third highest on Detroit's all-time scoring list. Delvecchio is also fourth highest on the franchise's all-time assists list with 825 and third highest in games played with 1,549. After retiring, Delvecchio served as Detroit's coach and general manager before being inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977. In 1991, his jersey, No. 10, was retired by the Wings.
Four Stanley Cup championships only begins to describe the career achievements of this Wings' great. The only player to play in the NHL in five consecutive decades, Howe made his debut with the Wings in 1946 at the age of 18. The 6-foot-1 right-winger won his first Stanley Cup with the Wings in 1949-50 while playing on The Production Line, one of the most dominant scoring lines in the league, with Ted Lindsay and Sid Abel. From 1949-71, Howe reached the 20-goal plateau for 22 consecutive seasons, and his penchant for scoring was rewarded with six Art Ross Trophies and six Hart Trophies. He and Wayne Gretzky are the only players to lead the NHL playoffs in scoring on six separate occasions. Just after the league's expansion from six teams to 12, a 40-year-old Howe recorded his highest single-season point total (103) during the 1968-69 season, the same season in which he became the first player to reach 1,500 NHL games. After 25 consecutive seasons as a Red Wing and a single-stint with the Hartford Whalers in 1979-80, Howe retired, holding the NHL records for most games played (1,687) and most All-Star Game appearances (23), and the Red Wings franchise records for most points (1,809) and most goals (786). Howe was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1972.
Put on a line with veteran center Sid Abel and rookie right wing Gordie Howe in 1948, the threesome was dubbed "The Production Line," partly because they plied their trade in Detroit, the automotive manufacturing centre of the U.S., and partly, of course, because they produced goals, assists and wins. At the end of the 1947-48 season, Lindsay was in the top 10 in scoring for the first time. In 1949-50, the line placed 1-2-3 in the league scoring race with Lindsay leading the way and the Red Wings won the Stanley Cup, as they did in 1952, 1954 and 1955, the latter two with Lindsay replacing Abel as team captain. In 1957, Lindsay, at the time the league's third all-time goal scorer, was traded, along with goalie Glenn Hall, to the lowly Chicago Black Hawks. Lindsay spent three seasons in Chicago, helping the Black Hawks return to respectability after almost a decade of poor results. He retired following the 1959-60 season, having played 999 games in the NHL. In 1964, Lindsay was offered a chance to make a comeback in Detroit. It was an amazing year for Lindsay and the Red Wings team, which finished first in the league for the first time since Lindsay's initial departure. At the end of the year, Lindsay left the playing grind behind for good. In 1966 he was inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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It took me a couple of days to ponder what I was going to write in this blog. Being a gay black man married to a gay white Canadian man watching the film, Selma in a Toronto theatre on one of the coldest days of 2015 (so far), I cried a little for all the people who fought and died for me to have the right to be who I am today.
To say that Selma is required viewing is an understatement. It's phenomenal that in major cities across the United States business people came together to ensure 7th, 8th & 9th graders see the film for free. I recall back in 2006 when 50 Cent was quoted as saying that Oprah's demographic was little ol' white women and how that must have really affected her. She buried the hatchet with him in 2012, but has really put her money where her mouth is. Since his comment, Oprah introduced the common American to Barrack Obama. She's produced important films like The Butler and now Selma.
It's strange to me that so many black people and award shows (as far as giving her an award goes) dislike Oprah. It almost seems like if her name is attached to a project that the Oscars automatically disqualify her efforts. I hope and pray this is not the case this year. Perhaps they are upset with her because she left daytime TV. But she has definitely made a huge impact on American Culture in general. I love that she is doing her part to ensure our history is preserved and shared.
When I think about the history lessons that Public Enemy rapped about in the 80s and how dumbed down the rap game is today, I cry. It saddens me because I don't think that this is where we as black people (especially African Americans) should be. This obsession with The Housewives of Atlanta and World Star Hip Hop is such a distraction from Dr. King's dream. I mean….wouldn't you prefer to watch NeNe & Kenya fighting at a dinner party than understand how our civil rights leaders of the 60s had to walk the fine line that Obama has to walk on a daily basis? (Yes, that was sarcasm).
The entire time I was watching the film I couldn't help but see the parallels between the police brutality of yesteryear and today. Watching the police kill Jimmie Lee Jackson echoed the shooting of Michael Brown or the chokehold of Eric Garner. The more things change the more they stay the same.
But do things have to stay the same? The main point of this march in Selma was the right to vote, but statistics say that most African-Americans don't. Did all those people fight and die for today's black young voters to ignore their right to vote? Did all these people of different races and faiths come together for club promoters to use Martin Luther King Day Weekend for twerk contests?
Back when MLK Weekend came up and I was part of the Tea Dance from 1998-2010, the Sunbeam Sundays team at Escuelita in New York City, we would hold contests to see who could actually recite the "I Have A Dream" speech. We focused on Black History in our trivia. But I think all that has been lost and forgotten. Today's club-goers could care less about the history of their culture. And because much of today's Hip Hop Culture is not engaged in Black History perhaps that's why there are so many British black actors playing African-Americans in these historical pics. I guess that's what seemed weird to me as an African-American watching this film in Canada (where MLK Day is not observed in any official capacity).
My husband and I noticed that the theatre was not packed and didn't have very many black people in it. Probably because the black community here in Toronto are mainly from the Caribbean and feel that this is American history and not theirs. Interesting that the film starts with Dr. King in another country about to receive his Nobel Peace Prize, but his legacy is not celebrated around the world. I find it ironic because the racism that still exists today seeps across the border in many different forms.
I loved Selma! Every detail was exquisite. As far as the casting…..David Oyelowo was Martin Luther King! And Carmen Ejogo embodied Coretta Scott King. Tim Roth had me convinced as George Wallace……all British actors. I hope that David and Carmen both get best actor and actress nominations. I felt happy for Common and John Legend as they won best song at The Golden Globes.
When my husband and I sat down there was a very chatty white couple who sat behind us. I was worried that they were going to talk through the entire film. But from that opening explosion of the four girls who were killed in their church, you could hear a pin drop.
Another thing that occurred to me was my joy that we now have all these historical films like Selma, The Butler, 12 Years A Slave, Get On Up, Ray, Bamboozled and Malcolm X. Remembering a time when there was the us and them films when blacks were not allowed in mainstream films and marveling over daring films like Pinky and Imitation Of Life that took chances by presenting black characters in major roles. And I'd like to applaud Steven Spielberg for making The Colour Purple before embarking on Schindler's List.
Another remarkable thing about Selma is that it actually had some of the real people who were actually there on that day of the march. One in particular was Amelia Boynton Robinson (played in the movie by Lorraine Toussaint who reminds me of Macy Gray for some reason) who was born on August 18th, 1911. Imagine all the things she has seen in her lifetime. All the news of Civil Rights to our first black president……what an amazing journey to call a life. I love the fact that there are still people here who lived our history. In this youth obsessed culture that exist today, nothing compares to the wisdom and experience of someone who was there. We should honor all of our elders.
The other thing that occurred to me that the release of this film is perfect. We need this film more than ever after the turn of events of last year. So many of our black youth clashing with the police in the States. It almost seemed like it was hunting season….all because of the hatred of the fact that a black man was elected into the biggest office in America.
Unfortunately it is not over. It won't even be over when he leaves office because the bar has been set very high. The parallels between the Obamas and the Kings are so apparent throughout the film. The elegance and resilience of Coretta and Michelle make me happy and sad at the same time.
I remember when Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee died. Both marched with Dr. King and were activists for civil rights. That African-American royalty seemed to have lost its shimmer when they passed. Who would replace them? They, th eKings and the Obamas were like the Kennedy(s) to black culture. Who are the people who replace these historical couples? I would say Beyonce and Jay Z would be in line, but her music videos and the video of him slapping some African woman on YouTube might hold them back. If you let Harry Belfonte tell it…..they don't do enough for the black community, but I see the work they do behind the scenes. Slowly they are investing in the future of black culture. Top 5 (the movie), Fela (the Broadway Musical) and giving Christmas gifts to all the kids in The Marcy Projects where he grew up……Jay Z gives back. And say what you will about Beyonce, she handles all of her business with grace. You won't find any videos or tweets of her dissing anyone. So, I guess they are the closest to black royalty in Hip Hop America at the moment.
I hope that everyone goes out to see Selma. It's probably one of the most important films of the past five years. I would say it and 12 Years A Slave are required viewing to get a true grip around what the racial divide is all about in the U.S. today. I don't believe any racist could watch either and not leave with a different perspective of what it is like for the African-American. Shirley Bassey once sang "It's just a little bit of history repeating" and no truer words ever passed anyone's lips.
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Michael Conlan, Paddy Barnes, Michaela Walsh, Alanna Audley-Murphy, Steven Donnelly and Connor Coyle were all victorious on Wednesday to ensure they will return to Northern Ireland with medals.
It follows wins for Joe Fitzpatrick, Sean Duffy and Sean McGlinchy on Tuesday - and means Team NI now has 11 guaranteed medals across all sports, exceeding the 10 won in Delhi four years ago.
Belfast man Conlan started a day of remarkable success as he beat Bashir Nasir of Uganda on a unanimous decision to secure his place in the last four of the men's bantam division.
The 22-year-old will now face Sean McGoldrick of Wales in Friday's semi-finals, where he will have a shot at competing for gold.
Conlan tweeted: "Well guys that's no.3 down, did what I needed to do and won easy without any damage, box defending champ from Wales on Friday I can't wait!!"
Paddy Barnes, who won gold in the light flyweight at the 2010 Delhi Games, beat Charles Keama of Papua New Guinea by technical knockout in round three of their fight.
The defending champ and favourite will go on to face Fazil Juma Kaggwa of Uganda on Friday.
Barnes said: "Sometimes I rushed it a bit much but it was good. Bronze medals are only a token of appreciation for entering the competition. All it means it that you took part in something."
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Michaela Walsh also secured bronze in Glasgow on Wednesday after winning all four rounds of her women's fly quarter-final.
The 21-year-old from Belfast, who made history by becoming the first female to box at the Commonwealth Games, beat Sarah Joy Rae of Jamaica.
She will now fight Pinki Rani of India on Friday.
Walsh said: "I believe if I perform to the best of my ability I can go all the way. People ask me about Adams but that's not until the final. I'm a big fan of Nicola and I've followed her throughout her career. I'm going for one colour and one colour only."
And team captain Barnes also backed Walsh to give Adams a run for the gold should they meet.
He said: "She spars with me and she gives me lots of trouble. You heard it from me first - if they fight in the final, I'm telling you she'll beat Nicola Adams."
Belfast boxer Alanna Audley-Murphy also secured her bronze medal following a tough women's light quarter-final against Valerian Spicer of Dominica.
The 28-year-old won on a split decision and will fight Shelly Watts of Australia on Friday.
Alanna said: "I'm glad it's over and I'm glad I got the win, the nerves are out of the way and on to the next one on Friday."
Steven Donnelly, who is 25 and from Ballymena, upset Custio Clayton of Canada in the men's welterweight to book a semi-final meeting with Mandeep Jangra of India.
After beating the world number eight, the Co Antrim man said: "He was a high-quality opponent.
"He was the favourite and I was treating that as my final, but that doesn't mean that the rest will be easy. He was world number eight so my confidence has definitely gone up."
Last to fight was Derry 24-year-old Connor Coyle.
He won by unanimous decision over Siphiwe Lusizi of South Africa in their men's middle fight to become the ninth NI boxer to secure at least bronze.
Connor said: "It's a magnificent feeling to win a medal and gives you much more adrenaline. It's unbelievable but I'm nowhere near as good as I can perform yet."
Sports Minister Carál Ní Chuilín praised the success of the boxing team.
She said: "This is a truly remarkable achievement by the boxers. We sent a team of 11 to the Commonwealth Games and nine of them will return home with medals. I congratulate these boxers on their herculean efforts and offer them my best wishes for their next contests on Friday."
RESULTS: @mickconlan11 wins on unanimous decision, secures bronze & moves to semi's for shot @ making finals #TEAMNI pic.twitter.com/k3OcC18qr5— Northern Ireland CWG (@GoTeamNI) July 30, 2014
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BUT FIRST, some juicy tidbits. Pretty Little Liars' Emily is sure gonna miss losing Samara to Stefan Salvatore. Yup – actress Claire Holt has been cast as an ex-girlfriend from Stefan's past who re-enters the picture on the Klaus/Stefan bloodsucking world tour.
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Baby blabber has been the talk of the HIMYM set this year. The show's cocreator, Craig Thomas, joked to TV Guide about his fertile workplace in November after both Smulders and Hannigan announced they were expecting. Hannigan welcomed a daughter -- her first -- in March on her 35th birthday.
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TORONTO - After working together on the film "3 Needles," Olympia Dukakis said she'd follow Halifax director Thom Fitzgerald anywhere.
And so for their third collaboration, he sent her on a wild career turn as a foul-mouthed lesbian on the lam for his road comedy "Cloudburst."
The Oscar-winning actress — arguably best known for playing the no-nonsense matriarch in "Moonstruck" — admits she was a bit surprised when she saw the film for the first time.
"I hadn't realized how far out there I'd gone," Dukakis says in a recent phone call from New York.
Of course, Dukakis knew her abrasive, tequila-swigging character was a tough old broad — "he was going for a very severe, strong look," she notes of Fitzgerald's vision — but it was another matter to see it up there on the big screen.
Still, she admits she enjoyed playing a character like the bull-headed Stella, which Fitzgerald crafted specifically for her.
"It gives you licence to go places, do things and say things and experience things not necessarily at the top of your personality, your character," says the 81-year-old Dukakis, who also worked with Fitzgerald on 2003's "The Event."
The sharp-tongued Stella hits the road when her partner Dot is sent to a nursing home in Bangor, Maine by a meddling granddaughter. Irish actress Brenda Fricker plays the blind Dot, whose sweet nature is in every way opposite to Stella.
Desperate to stay together, Stella breaks Dot out of the nursing home and they drive to Nova Scotia to be married. Along the way, they pick up a young hitchhiker named Prentice, played by Canadian actor Ryan Doucette, who is visiting Nova Scotia after a humiliating stint as a modern dancer in New York.
Fitzgerald says Dukakis was initially leery of the salty dialogue.
"She had a good talk with me before we started shooting about her concerns — whether she could say some of those words or whether people would embrace it. She's a performer with a lot of associations so (she wondered): Would people welcome that kind of language coming out of her mouth?" he says.
"(But) once those two were allowed to curse I couldn't stop them."
Fitzgerald says Dukakis likes to take credit for casting Fricker, whose lengthy credits include "Albert Nobbs" and "My Left Foot."
"Olympia had a long list of women she didn't want to work with and Brenda wasn't on it — cast by default in a way, but Brenda was my idea of Dottie in that she's just as strong a person," he says.
"Cloudburst" has slowly been making its way to theatres across the country after earning raves on the festival circuit. Fitzgerald estimates the feisty comedy hit about 150 festivals over the past year, many of them focused on gay and lesbian film.
"I didn't even know there were so many film festivals in the world," says Fitzgerald, who burst into the spotlight with his acclaimed 1997 feature "The Hanging Garden."
"From the moment it premiered it stated to pick up audience award after audience award and when that happens festival programmers around the world read about it and they take an interest. And it kept on going and the film's had 40-odd awards now at festivals."
Many of those were audience awards — a surprise for Fitzgerald, who is better known for weighty dramas.
"(It's) a little bit different for me to have accidentally made a crowd-pleasing film," he chuckles. "Usually I watch a film of mine with an audience and I know it's worked if they're sort of crying along the way and it turns out it's much more fun to see people laugh and howl."
Still, Dukakis says she felt a responsibility to handle the material with sensitivity. She sent the script to lesbian friends in long-term relationships to get their thoughts.
She notes older lesbians are rarely seen on the big screen, and when "Cloudburst" recently aired south of the border on Lifetime, it didn't seem to get much support.
"They only showed it twice and one time it was at 3 a.m., so you can see everybody's very cagey with the subject," she says.
"It's probably (because the characters are) old and lesbian. Old women and lesbian feels like you're not going to get any younger audience and that seems to be what everybody is after.... The other part of it is they probably feel there would be a lot of people who would not care to see it, be offended by it, who knows what. This is a strange time with all of that."
Fitzgerald says the film didn't get a U.S. theatrical release, but that "had nothing to do with the content and everything to do with fast cash."
"Television is very lucrative. Independent film releases lose money," he says, explaining that the rights holder rejected several distribution offers in favour of seeking a TV deal.
Fitzgerald says his other projects are bound for the small screen: the 12-episode "Forgive Me" is about a young priest navigating the confessional booth and all of its secrets. It's bound for Super Channel this September.
And in April, he will reunite with Dukakis in Halifax to shoot a six-episode drama called "Sex and Violence" for Outtv. That's about the trials of people working in social services who specialized in domestic abuse cases.
"For whatever reason, for a while now she has certainly inspired me as a filmmaker," he says of Dukakis.
"I love to spend the time with Olympia and get to absorb some of her craft and skills and her wisdom but also I think it's really good to be around people who have lived, who have experience. Not even necessarily in an artful way but as a person, to get to learn what it's like to not be afraid to speak your mind."
"Cloudburst" opens Friday in Toronto, Ottawa, Edmonton, Sudbury, and Yarmouth, N.S. It heads to Victoria on Sunday, to Vancouver on March 15 and to Peterborough, Ont., on March 18.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Quarterback Kerry Collins is retiring from the NFL after 16 seasons in the league, his agent announced Thursday.
"The past several months have brought on much introspection, and I have decided that while my desire to compete on Sundays is still and always will be there, my willingness to commit to the preparation necessary to play another season has waned to a level that I feel is no longer adequate to meet the demands of the position," Collins said in a statement.
Collins, 38, was facing free agency after his contract expired in March, though he said as recently as last month that he still wanted to play. Tennessee has said it plans to trade or release quarterback Vince Young after the NFL lockout ends, which would leave just this year's eighth-overall draft pick, Jake Locker, and Rusty Smith, a sixth-round pick in last year's draft, on the roster at the position.
Collins shared the stage with Young in his final season despite suffering injuries to his middle finger and thumb. Collins took over for good after Young suffered a season-ending injury to his right thumb on Nov. 21, though the Titans only won one of their final six games.
"Kerry had a great NFL career and we have been very fortunate to have had him with our organization for the last five years," Titans coach Mike Munchak said in a statement. "I really enjoyed working with him. He was a true pro, who loved the game. His work ethic and commitment were a great example to his teammates of what it took to be successful in this league."
In 195 career games, Collins maintained a 55.8 completion percentage and threw for 40,441 yards, 206 touchdowns and 195 interceptions.
He was the fifth overall pick by the Carolina Panthers in the 1995 NFL draft after playing at Penn State. He also played for the New Orleans Saints, New York Giants and Oakland Raiders.
As a starter, Collins lead his team to the playoffs four times, including an NFL Championship appearance during the 1996 season with the Panthers and a Super Bowl appearance with the Giants in the 2000 season.
In his statement, Collins said he was fortunate to have played for longtime Penn State coach Joe Paterno, the late Giants co-owner Wellington Mara, Raiders owner Al Davis and Titans owner Bud Adams.
"I would like to thank all of those coaches, players and other team personnel along the way who have shaped me both personally and professionally," Collins said. "I want to wish Mike Munchak and the Tennessee Titans the best of luck in the future. I have had a fantastic five years here, and my family and I look forward to remaining part of the Middle Tennessee community that has been extremely gracious towards us and an honor to play for."
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2 weeks 2 days ago | RB and WR |
I want to see what Isaac can do at the RB spot as I see him as the starter for next season. I also want to see if Green can grow into the power back he looks like he could be - and will need to be to run in the offense Harbaugh has run in the past. At WR, I want to see if Canteen/Harris/Ways can make a splash opposite Darboh, as I don't see Norfleet or Chesson being that #2 guy. |
3 weeks 6 days ago | I had the same mindset. Sure |
I had the same mindset. Sure made for a difficult explanation to my son, though: "Dad, I thought we are NEVER supposed to root for Ohio State to win???" |
11 weeks 1 day ago | most of the magazines |
Had that ranking. Marquise Walker was the #2 WR I believe. |
11 weeks 4 days ago | The 2008 offense had reason to be bad. Young, |
The 2008 offense had reason to be bad. Young, inexperienced team running an offense 180 degrees different than what they were recruited for. This team doesn't have those excuses on offense. It hurts watching an offensive drive as I rarely see anything that demonstrates growth or improvement, both from the players and coaches/play caller. |
12 weeks 2 days ago | FWIW |
Haven't been to many games recently, but the lack of rock music was noticeable to me. |
19 weeks 2 days ago | Agreed |
I don't mind the occasional 3:30 start or night game, but I miss the noon starts for most Michigan games. |
24 weeks 5 days ago | Disappointed |
As someone mentioned above, Michigan's tradition isn't some random collection of memories but the "whole package." The uniform, the helmet, The Victors...this is what makes Michigan, "Michigan". How the home uniform looks is not a marketing opportunity but an identification of the school and team. If every nationally televised game game is just another opportunity to show a new uniform and "market" the team to a new group of high school recruits, all they will know are these special uniforms. Maybe I'm old and cranky at 31, but just give me our traditional home blues and with the band playing "The Victors" in the background and I'm good. |
26 weeks 6 hours ago | 1995 Virgina game |
I saw the beginning of this game and heard the end on the radio as Mercury Hayes caught a touchdown in the corner of the endzone for the win. I was in middle school and my friends and I played football all the time in our street. After that game we had a play called "Mercury Hayes" where we would run a post-corner and try to catch the ball just before falling over the curb and onto the grass. Exciting radio call, great play and great way to end the game. Plus, we relived that moment hundreds of times on the street so I'll never forget it. |
1 year 3 weeks ago | Vintage Base Ball |
We just got a club started last summer in Kalamazoo and finally have the funds to order our uniforms. The order should be placed by next week and we should have them by April. I'll be working on some more fundraising as well and getting our equipment ready for year #2. Plus no football means more weekend time for grad school homework. |
1 year 4 weeks ago | I mentioned this in Brian's column yesterday but I |
I mentioned this in Brian's column yesterday but I think next year's WR corp is the best group since 2007. I think we'll see more PT from the 2014 group largely bc of Canteen and Harris enrolling early. Canteen potentially splitting time with Jones at the slot and Harris should see more PT than York/Dukes bc of his superior athleticism. I might actually be more excited about the group next year if York or Dukes plays over Harris as this should mean that one is more advanced than expected. Either way, I love the size of the whole WR group and think the increased size will pay dividends. |
1 year 4 weeks ago | I can admit to maybe being |
I can admit to maybe being overly optimistic, but I think the potential is there. Next year's WR group is the most talented group since 2007 and while you can't be sure there is a Mario Manningham in the bunch, it's not unrealistic for there to be a Jason Avant (earlier time, I know) or Adrian Arrington. What I like is the fact that there should be greater competition next year for the receiver spots, especially with Harris and Canteen enrolling in the spring. While we have to rely on hype and recruiting rankings for most of the WR's, it's not like we are replacing several hugely impactful players. Gallon will be tough to replace, but an improved Funchess, Chesson and the return of Darboh should help as passes are spread out more among the receivers. And I don't think it is crazy to think that Dukes/York/Jones/Harris/Canteen/Ways can provide at least two contributors equal to what Dileo and Jackson/Reynolds provided this past year (26 receptions 314 yds 2 tds). |
1 year 4 weeks ago | I had something longer typed |
I had something longer typed out, but it got lost in the nether regions of the internet. Here is the abridged version: I am quite optimistic about the offense next season, largely because of the WR depth. Michigan will have more talent at WR next year than they have had since 2007. I look for Funchess/Darboh/Chesson/Harris to be the top 4 WR's and to perform admirably, with a potential quality player coming from York/Dukes/Jones/Canteen/Ways. Borges will be under heavy pressure to perform so he either A) can run the ball next season making the offense much more effective or B) knows he can't run early in the year and goes to a heavy passing attack to save his job. This has been successful when they have turned to it in the last 1 1/2 years and should be even more so with the WR corp Michigan will have next year. |
1 year 5 weeks ago | how will coaches use him though? |
From the get go I assume he's in on nickel packages and probably returning punts. But the coaches showed no creativity this season to get the ball in the hands of Norfleet - a special player in space w/o a position. I truly wonder how they can/will gameplan him in on offense based on the Norfleet experience, especially considering that Pepper's - unlike Norfleet - will be learning the defense as well. |
1 year 14 weeks ago | Bright side... |
Although the insertion of two brand new Olinemen in the middle of the year is not good, could this signal that Borges will abandon the power run scheme for more spread? Both Bryant and Kalis have not proven up to the task on the stretch plays run so far - and clearly not in the power run game either - so the insertion of lighter, more agile players would make sense if we see more spread looks and runs. With that said, I reserve the right to change my mind if Borges runs MANBALL to start the game tomorrow. |
2 years 40 weeks ago | Barring new testimony, you |
Barring new testimony, you have to feel bad for him. To proceed to trial you would imagine the prosecutor would have some evidence of a physical assault or direct life-threatening verbal threats from Furman towards the victim, but if what the witnesses testified is what actually happened you know all spring he had to be thinking "I'm missing spring ball for THIS?" |
3 years 6 weeks ago | I liked his acceleration, but |
I liked his acceleration, but what I liked most from the video is the fact that the 5'9'' kid ran hard, didn't always bounce outside and seemed to always want to move forward. On many of the inside runs he did a good job of staying behind his pads and getting everything he could out of the hole that was there. Very little start, stop, bounce and outrun everyone to the sidelines. |
3 years 9 weeks ago | In the same blog entry I was |
In the same blog entry I was a little surprised to see the mention that scouts considered Hardaway Jr. a "marginal pro prospect." Apparently through just a few games now that sentiment has grown to thought of him as a "potential late first-round pick." Regardless of their current belief, I hope we don't have to worry about that for at least one more season. |
3 years 15 weeks ago | Six times inside the MSU |
Six times inside the MSU forty-yard line, 7 points to show for it. There's the difference so far. |
3 years 20 weeks ago | Looking at the set up there |
Looking at the set up there are certainly other blitz packages GM can throw off of this similar look. One that jumps right out is instead of sending Gordon off the corner and sprinting Herron out, drop Gordon at the snap and loop both Demens and Herron at the RG. Lots of possible options. Hopefully we see this same package and variations off of the WMU blitzes in this game. |
3 years 21 weeks ago | One of the things I'm most |
One of the things I'm most interested in seeing tomorrow is the play and positioning of the cornerbacks. Either because of poor talent or a bad system (likely both) CB's last year played so far off the line of scrimmage they were off the TV screen sometimes. I want to see if they are still 8-10 yards off the LOS. If so, I'll be concerned. If they play within 4-5 yards to the LOS I'll feel better knowing quick hit passes are not as likely and that Mattison obviously feels somewhat confident that our CB's can handle playing that close. |
3 years 21 weeks ago | I'm not sure I'd put them up |
I'm not sure I'd put them up against ANY group, although off the top of my head I have problems naming any other WR in the B1G then McNutt with Iowa. On their own I 'like' the WR's we have, but the lack of size does concern me. I put my trust in Borges to roll Denard out of the pocket or have him throw from the shotgun, but dropping back from under center with shorter (other than Hemingway) WR's is concerning. Their lack of size also presents a problem from the LOS. Given room off of the line to get going I think our wide outs could be fine getting to their spots, but any physical contact could present a problem if they can't fight through the contact and keep their timing. With that said, from what I've heard I trust that 6 foot Roundtree and Odams/Gallon won't have plays called as if they are 6 ft 2. We'll see Saturday how they've prepared around the collective height issue. |
3 years 32 weeks ago | Guess I didn't go far enough |
Guess I didn't go far enough back. http://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/rose-bowl-not-new-years-day Just a reminder then: start preparing the body for a rousing Jan 1 NFC West divisional showdown at 4 pm this season. |
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3 years 40 weeks ago | Most of my experiences would |
Most of my experiences would be from attending Tigers games, as I've only been to a handful of Wings/Pistons/Wolverines/Lions games. Just to give my number 1, it would easily be Verlander's no-hitter. It was the first Tigers game for my then 3-year old son, and we weren't even supposed to be at that game. I had bought tickets to attend the 2nd or 3rd home game of the year, but it was cancelled because of cold weather and wind. Needing 7 tickets for the parents/siblings/wife/son, I couldn't get the seats I wanted for any weekend games in June, so I chose the Tuesday Brewers game b/c we were flying out of town already Wednesday morning. I still remember to this day how angry my wife was when she returned in the 7th inning from some time at the ferris wheel with our son and, not being a baseball fan herself, had no idea why people were standing and cheering so much. She kept asking "What's going on? Why won't you just tell me!" I was deathly afraid that her or my sister would figure out what was going on in the top of the 9th and say it out loud. A great atmosphere, a great story to tell my son when he's a little older, and I still get a little chuckle thinking about how angry the wife was when the game was over and I could finally clue her in on the no-hitter. |
3 years 41 weeks ago | Should have been more |
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3 years 41 weeks ago | I love me some online poker |
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3 years 41 weeks ago | I really liked the old |
I really liked the old uniforms and helmet design, but right now I'm indifferent to the new maroon and white unis. Hate the black one's though. I just hope that on the random nights when I find an ASU/Wazzu game on late, they aren't wearing the blacks. I'd like to say I would turn the game off to protest the black uniforms, but that would be a lie... |
3 years 44 weeks ago | Ryskamp. He's a good kid as |
Ryskamp. He's a good kid as well as being a good basketball player. |
3 years 45 weeks ago | Well, Kalkaska lost All-State |
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The sun had nearly set Tuesday in Caledonia and in a gravel driveway that leads to a trailer park, there she was, her body swaying, her head tilted back. She looked almost peaceful, dancing alone.
"If I'm feeling down and blue, why not?" she said. "I can dance all day long."
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On Tuesday, like on most other days, she put on her sunglasses and went to the driveway with her music.
"I just try to clear my mind of everything that ever happened to me," she said.
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She began dancing. Her feet kept moving, and she made it from the front of the mobile home up the driveway, out to the edge of Main Street, and then back again, alone, bobbing her head to music only she could hear.
She hopes to one day move back to her place in Columbus. She planted roses there.
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Brilliantly hued flowers sprinkle across a surplice-neck dress paired with coordinating leggings for a delightful and charming outfit.