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Stop us if you've heard this one before: The Washington Capitals are in a first-round dog-fight. Tied 2-2 with the Carolina Hurricanes, who haven't made the playoffs since 2009, and now down T.J. Oshie, it's officially all-hands-on-deck for the defending Stanley Cup champions. But on Thursday night, they might have taken the intensity too far with this terrifying pre-game cup check routine. Gentlemen, when they say “Because it's the Cup,” this is NOT what they mean:
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Now Ovechkin is one tough cookie. Earlier this series, he KO'd a 19-year-old kid who idolizes him and when Carlson gives his cup a hearty whack here, he hardly bats an eye. But no matter how bulletproof Ovi may seem, we still wouldn't be risking our star forward's life and, uh, limb like this. Who knows, the guy may want to have kids some day. This just seems reckless.
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In the past few years, we've seen dazzled by countless impressive videos from Josh Kelley. But if there's even a question as to who is the best golf trick shot artist out there, then this one might make it, um, game, set, match.
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On Thursday, Kelley, AKA @holein1trickshots, posted a video of him taking his driver to the tennis court. And the results are incredible. In the following clip, he shows off an ace down the middle, a deft drop shot, a solid two-handed forehand, and even a smashed volley. Check it out:
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Advantage, Kelley.
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Kirk IrwinFollowing their first-round choke after their historic regular season, the Tampa Bay Lightning have understandably caught plenty of heat. Frankly, when you're sending out tweets like this after the loss, you deserve everything that comes your way. The way they have handled the 4-0 sweep at the hands of the Columbus Blue Jackets, from head coach Jon Cooper all the way down to the social media team, has been a debacle.
But as dark as these times may be for the franchise, the Lightning should not feel alone, as they are now part of a group that no professional sports team wants to find itself in, but a group nonetheless. Hey, it's better to share suffering with others than to suffer in solitude, a wise man once said (no one has ever said this).
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