Inventing the Hockey Board Game
Tuesday, January 02, 2007

Sometimes even die hard fans will take a break from watching the TV or going to the rink, and play a nice old-fashioned game at home.   Unfortunately there aren’t many options out there that can compete with a great hockey game, so I’ve adapted eight classic board games to take on a hockey flair.

 

Clue

With only some changes to the character names, the game of Clue has the Phoenix Coyotes written all over it.

 

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Was it the Assistant Coach with the NJ trooper in the library? Was it the famous hockey wife and the unnamed player in the sitting room with a candlestick? And what on earth were Colonel Mustard and Mrs. Peacock doing gambling in the first place? Shame! (Not that I actually give a crap. I just have no idea whats going on in Operation Slap Stick, and thus no choice but to speculate wildly...)

 

Note: Applying the game of Clue to the team itself doesn’t work out as well. Hangman would have been the better choice the first half of this season.

 

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On the Hockey Blogs This Week

This week’s hockey talk and links to the fan writers of the game.

Apparently there’s a retirement party happening in the Central Division tonight, and it may even require a “to do” list if you’re a Wings’ fan. There was also another—rather less discussed— ceremony this past week for a player milestone that deserves its own share of attention. A class guy, is Rod Brind’Amour.

 

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