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A Game of Violence: Three Periods and a Lot of Blood

To our dearest jag readers,

Hockey is certainly something not to be taken lightly, and when hoping to match wits angrily under the influence of a dozen domestics, it takes a certain breadth of knowledge to knock your counterpart into submission.

To that end, I present to you A Game of Violence: Three Periods and a Lot of Blood, a hockey tome aimed at providing the insight you need to demonstrate that you have way too much time on your hands and probably shouldn’t be allowed out in public. 

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A Game of Violence: Three Periods and a Lot of Blood — a Letter From the Commissioner

This excerpt is from Pittsburgh Unfiltered’s completely unlicensed hockey compendium A Game of Violence: Three Periods and a Lot of Blood, which will be made available as a free PDF download at the start of the Penguins season on Thursday, October 3. We wanted to get, like, Scott Paulsen or our beer guy Vince to write a guest entry, but this goofball wouldn’t leave us alone, so enjoy — or whatever.

Hello reader,

My name is Gary Bettman and I’m the commissioner of the very popular, highly prosperous, and virtually controversy-free National Hockey League. You may have seen me, some of my colleagues, and good hockey friends – just ask them! – briefly between basketball highlights and high school softball coverage on the ESPN – yes, the very same you’re thinking of!

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A Game of Violence: Three Periods and a Lot of Blood — a Note From the Editor

This excerpt is from Pittsburgh Unfiltered’s completely unlicensed hockey compendium A Game of Violence: Three Periods and a Lot of Blood, which will be made available as a free PDF download at the start of the Penguins’ season Thursday, October 3. The editor — pretty sure he goes by Chief — was a jagoff, but he begged us (/paid us handsomely in beer) to post this section first, so here goes nothing.

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Local Man Going to West Virginia Game Foolishly Leaves Valuables in Plain Sight

MORGANTOWN ⁠— Local man Dan Moore foolishly left a valuable partial case of Busch Light visible in the backseat of his car this morning while visiting Morgantown for today’s college football game, sources shaking their heads confirm.

“Amateurs think buying light offers extra protection,” said local resident Sandy Watson, noting that she secures her beer fridge via padlocks and a Rune Goldberg machine connected to shotguns. “On a game day, though, you might as well put a bow on that thing. Guess that poor son of a bitch has to learn one way or another.”

Sources said “that jackass” Moore recently returned to the vehicle only to put his signed Pitt football in the trunk “like anybody here gives a shit.”

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