Rob Ciambra

This is my new dog. His name is Bauer. He will be taking over tweeting for me. That is all.

What a fun weekend! Thanks to all who tuned in to an exciting slate of CT hockey this weekend!

Lovely tribute for Larry Brooks in the #NYR press box.

Chase Priskie tells us what it was like when COVID impacted his NHL debut. But also how special it was when he got to eventually play in the League for his hometown Florida Panthers. Plus playing in Siberia! 📺: youtu.be/Zl1l01kHvYE

I was simply going to say that Larry Brooks was the best at what he did and leave it at that.  But that does not begin to do him or his career/life justice because, honestly, he was the only one who did what he did. Brooksie was the quintessential five-tool hockey writer whose talent and versatility were unparalleled. I would put him in the pantheon of greatest game story writers alongside Red Fisher and Jason Botchford and, working at The Post, he had to do it in a lot fewer words. His Sunday Slap Shots was the gold standard for an NHL notes column — pointed, informative, irreverent and poignant — which was no mean feat in the internet era where so many weekly notes columns went to die. Larry (The Post has learned…) could break news with the best of them. He was incisive and plugged in. He was also hockey media’s biggest power hitter. He was fearless. His columns and takedowns were often epic and not only could he wield the flame thrower, he could take the white hot heat, too.  But for all of that there was often a real humanity to him and his work, a lot of  warmth, understanding and empathy.  As an old-school hockey writer,  Larry Brooks was the total package.  When Larry congratulated me after I received the Elmer Ferguson Award in 2015, I must admit I was a little sheepish because he had not yet received it. I told him exactly that and, thankfully, in 2017 that situation was rectified. Back in the old days, Larry and I occasionally sparred, especially during NHL lockouts (there was no shortage of those) but in the last decade or so we became pen pals of sorts. Just two older guys sharing an age/stage of our professional lives and enjoying the setting sun. He was nothing if not kind and caring.  The love he had for his family shone brightest, beyond all else, and my deepest condolences go out to them at this time of loss. 🙏 Larry Brooks really was one of a kind. -30-

the same people who accused any queer person existing in public of being a predator are now adultifying actual child rape victims so as to not implicate their cult leader in pedophilia

My heart is broken. I thought we had more time… I wish we had more time. Rest in the sweetest peace my dear friend ❤️ bit.ly/48i653d via @nypostsports

RIP Brooksie: Larry Brooks, Post legend and Hall of Fame hockey writer, dead at 75 trib.al/L7mpg6B

This started to make the rounds about an hour ago. Was trying to get it confirmed. Heck of a run by Allain.

On Yale: Assistant coach Joe Howe will serve as interim head coach for the 2025-26 season. Yale will conduct a national search following the conclusion of next season.

Keith Allain ’80 Announces Retirement After Historic Career With Yale Men’s Hockey 🔗 Read ➡️t.ly/ESI8u

Yale Athletics Unveils $3 Million Upgrade at Ingalls Rink 🔗 Read ➡️ t.ly/NWkyU | #ThisIsYale

"She was so much fun. She made everyone feel welcome, and loved. And at home. She felt like home" Thank you for sharing your story, Josh 💜

Mackie Samoskevich brings the Stanley Cup back to where his quest began. (Northford, CT) #StanleyCup @FlaPanthers @NHL @HockeyHallFame

The 𝐆𝐎𝐋𝐃𝐄𝐍 𝐘𝐄𝐀𝐑 loading in Hamden... ⏳ Join us at The Bank in 2025-26 as we celebrate our 50th Anniversary season and stay tuned for special events all year long! 📰 - bit.ly/4lDU7Gk #BobcatNation x #NCAAHockey

Longest segue ever? @lifeasotis

Three years ago we unexpectedly lost our buddy, Wes. We miss you. Our coaches & support staff continue to live like you - coming to the rink each day, never feeling like they're coming to work, but instead to pursue the love and passion for the game of hockey and the Lakers ⚓️

Scottie Scheffler just gave one of the best (and deepest) press conference answers ever heard.

Happy 69th birthday to Barry Melrose. ESPN isn't the same without his cheer and charm. He was loved by everyone and he loved the place like a second home.

know another carpenter who never sinned