Vancouver Canucks Flasher Lost Her Job! (Video)

The Vancouver Canucks flasher showed off her breasts during the Vancouver Canucks-San Jose Sharks NHL Playoff Game on May 18, 2011. Here is the Vancouver Canucks Flasher Photo:

The Green Men have officially been one-upped, if that's a word. The two men in green body suits have been fixtures at Vancouver Canucks games, mocking opponents as they sit in the penalty box.



But the two green men have been topped by another pair. A female Vancouver Canucks flasher fan flashed her breasts during Game 2 of the NHL Western Conference Final on May 18, 2011.



The Vancouver Canucks flasher decided to show her wares while Sharks forward Ben Eager sat in the penalty box. The female Canucks fan lifted up her Henrik Sedin jersey and showed off her breasts.




CBC cameras captured the Vancouver Canucks flasher in all her glory, making it the most NSFW moment to air on the network since Joey Jeremiah lost his virginity on Degrassi High.



We're not sure if this Vancouver Canucks flasher fan really gets the point. After all, the goal of fans like the Green Men is to torment opposing players.

If anything, taking off your shirt and exposing your breasts is rewarding your opponents.



For those who care, the Canucks went on to beat the Sharks 7-3 to take a 2-0 lead in the NHL Western Conference Finals.

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Canucks Flasher Caught On TV

VANCOUVER -- An extremely enthusiastic Vancouver Canucks fan was caught on live television pressing her bare breasts up against the penalty box during the team's victory over the San Jose Sharks, the Vancouver Sun reported Thursday.
The woman's uncensored show of support seemed to be directed towards Sharks forward Ben Eager, who was sat in the penalty box during the third-period of Vancouver's 7-3 win on Wednesday night.
Eager didn't visibly react when the woman lifted her Canucks jersey and bared herflesh. However, the six-second display was picked up by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and shown across the country.
CBC head of media relations Jeff Keay explained that the footage was picked up by an in-house camera that CBC didnot control.
read more at http://www.myfoxmemphis.com/dpps/sports/canucks-flasher-caught-on-tv-dpgonc-km-20110519_13285120

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Knicks' Jared Jeffries says he should have shot when Carmelo Anthony passed to him on final play

Everyone at TD Garden knew the ball was going to go to Carmelo Anthony, with the Knicks down one and just seconds on the clock.

Jared Jeffries knew it, too.

But the ball and the game ended up in his hands, and in the biggest
spot of his Knick career, he didn't get it done. And he knew it, too.

"Looking at the tape, I should have shot it," Jeffries said,
recalling the final seconds when he tried to pass, and had the ball
taken away by Kevin Garnett.

"I felt like KG was coming down," Jeffries said. "I tried to dump
the ball off to Bill (Walker), and KG had his hand down. So when I
tried to pass the ball to Bill cutting to the rim, he got a hand on it."

Then again, the ball should never have been in Jeffries' hands in
the first place. As Jeffries explained, the play had been designed to
go to Anthony, but the Celtics took that away.

"It was supposed to go to Carmelo," Jeffries said. "But Toney (Douglas) popped out and Rondo set on top of him."

But Anthony was doubled, Walker said, and that forced the Knicks to
adjust. The adjustment played perfectly into the hands of the Celtics,
with Jeffries, perhaps the least adept offensive threat on the floor,
winding up with the ball.

"They doubled Melo," Walker said. "He threw it to the open man,
trusting his teammates. And they just made a better defensive play."



Via http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/2011/04/20/2011-04-20_i_shouldve_shot.html

And they're off: Boston Marathon leaves Hopkinton

Kara Goucher, of the United States, speaks with reporters during a news
conference for the 115th Boston Marathon, Friday, April 15, 2011, in
Boston. The Boston Marathon is scheduled to run on Monday, April 18.
Photo: Bizuayehu Tesfaye / AP 

BOSTON (AP) — The 115th Boston Marathon has begun.

The
wheelchair field was first across the starting line in Hopkinton on
Monday morning, followed by the elite women. Then the clock started on
the elite men and the sold-out field of 26,964 other runners traversing
the 26.2 miles from Hopkinton to Boston's Back Bay.

It
was the largest field for the race except for the 100th anniversary
race in 1996. The unprecedented interest filled out the available spots
in just eight hours, breaking the previous record of 65 days and
forcing race organizers to change the process for next year's race.

The Boston Athletic Association also changed the start so that the field goes off in three waves of about 9,000 runners apiece.

Read more: http://www.seattlepi.com/sports/article/And-they-re-off-Boston-Marathon-leaves-Hopkinton-1341016.php#ixzz1JtGTRF2K

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