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The Emasculating Collection
Thursday, September 29th, 2011Gentlemen of BTSH, have you ever wondered what the women of our league talk about behind our backs? Well, you aren’t the only ones. Of course, it’s highly doubtful that they’re as mean-spirited and petty as some of us envision them to be, but as we prepare to support them this Saturday at the Women’s Ball Hockey Charity Tournament, perhaps we should at least consider what they might be saying:
Games Canceled – 8/28/11
Saturday, August 27th, 2011Stand Back! There’s A Hurricane Coming Through
Games scheduled for 8/28/11 have been canceled due to “hurricane fears.”
Guest Columnist: Rich Glanzer
Monday, April 25th, 2011The following views do not necessarily represent those of the editors or of BTSH. They do, however, represent those of Rich Glanzer.
For winning the Survivor Pool for the second straight year [Ed: Factual inaccuracy #1], I get to make yet another guest column. Here it is:
This is the true story [Ed: Factual inaccuracy #2], of two strangers, picked to run a co-ed hockey team, work together, and get their asses kicked. Find out what happens when captains stop being polite, and start getting real. The real story of the Happy Little Elves.
In 2008, the Happy Little Elves were formed. Two men, one loved, and the other me, fought for control of the franchise. The tall one they call Ben Chadwick eventually won the power struggle (because he paid Bob W. the league fee, and I didn’t), and that is how the Happy Little Elves came into existence. Years later, many books, movies, and inaccurate stories on the BTSH website [Ed: Including this very guest column] detailed how the Elves went from Lime Green Losers to champions of the BTSH world. But finally the secret tapes came out as I knew they would, and the true story has finally been revealed.
How did I know the tapes would come out??? [Ed: Two of these question marks are superfluous] Well, I leaked it on my Facebook account a few months ago. But here are the secret conversations between Ben Chadwick and myself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmF42fFSnLc
As you can see, the friction between the 2009 Duo of the Year, Ben Chadwick and myself, has not thawed. We hate each other as much as we did the first day when I said to him, “Hi, my name is Rich Glanzer, but you can call me Captain.”
However, we both agree on three things:
- The Simpsons is way better than Family Guy
- Jan Erixon would still be the best Ranger
- Shaun deLacey [sic] is a jerk, but he’s our jerk
No Box Scores Tonight…
Sunday, April 3rd, 2011…But You Already Know That.
Your humble correspondents are watching Alberto Del Rio fulfill his destiny by winning the World Heavyweight Championship at Wrestlemania 27. So, no box scores tonight.
In the mean time, here are Rich Glanzer’s WM27 predictions:
- C.M. Punk defeats Randy Orton
- Team Big Show defeats CORRE
- Sheamus retains his title over Daniel Bryan
- Snooki pins Dolph Ziggler
- Undertaker defeats Triple H
- Alberto Del Rio wins the World Heavyweight Championship from Edge
- Miz retains his title from John Cena
- Monday night, Rock defeats the Miz for the WWE Championship
Let’s see how well he does…
Job Opening: La Famiglia Beat Reporter
Friday, January 21st, 2011Looking for a summer job?
The BTSH media is seeking a skilled and energetic writer to join our team and report on La Famiglia throughout the 2011 season. Candidates should possess a strong journalistic background, a thorough knowledge of street hockey, and a firm grasp of obscure pop culture references (or at least, two out of the three). This is a great opportunity to work with two of the elite web writers in the business and get a hands-on education on how to run a highly successful and entertaining sports blog.
Please note, this is an unpaid position. However, benefits include VIP seating at all La Famiglia home games in the historic Tuques Arena, traveling with the team to road games, a chance to meet The Peter Wilson, and the opportunity to build a professional writing portfolio.
Job Responsibilities:
- Writing La Famiglia’s team preview for the 2011 season
- Attending captain David Ladanyi’s weekly press conference
- Tracking the team throughout the season and creating periodic features on its progress
- Previewing each of La Famiglia’s 18 regular season games, as well as any potential playoff contests
- Monitoring La Famiglia’s minor league system and keeping tabs on any up and coming prospects
- Conducting pre- and post-game interviews with key players, most notably team press secretary, Shafiq “Off Black” Perry
Interested candidates should forward their resumes and two writing samples to derek@btsh.org or eli@btsh.org with the subject line “La Famiglia.”