This commercial addresses a very serious concern for all women who have known a man who own a pair of "Dad Pants." This issue circles back to a post I wrote back in January about 49ers Coach Jim Harbaugh and his choice of Khaki pants. Please join Sarah and Dockers to #stopdadpants. It's an epidemic that needs to end.
This week the Blackhawks brought their moms along for their road trip through the sunshine state and gave the ladies who raised them a taste of life on the road as a Blackhawk. I have to admit it was absolutely adorable.
They may be professional hockey players who beat the pants off of each other on the ice, but at heart they're all still boys with a soft spot for their mamas.
During Tuesday's game against the Panthers (we won't discuss how they blew a 2 goal lead in the third period and had to rely on shootout goals by Toews and Sharp) the camera would pan to the suite filled with red jerseys cheering on their boys and it was impossible not to smile. There's nothing better than successful fully grown men who love their moms.
The Hawks and their moms only fly in style.
Your mom will always be your number one fan, ESPECIALLY when you're a Championship winning hockey stud.
Hopefully Mama Toews and Mama Sharp were just catching up on how they raised two awesome Stanley Cup winning, hockey dominating, ridiculously handsome millionaires. Does it get much better?
You can catch all the moms again at the game in Tampa Bay tonight while their boys take on the Lightening at 6:30 PM on CSN Chicago.
If you were partial to the "Madhouse on Madison" sign while watching your Chicago Bulls or Chicago Blackhawks you're not going to be happy about this news. Reports confirm the sign has been removed at the United Center.
Bulls vice president of branding and communications, Susan Goodenow, explained the sign was removed as part of an initiative to improve "fan experience" at the United Center – a project two years in the making. Instead there will be a LED signage system to "heighten" in-arena entertainment and messaging. Sounds more like an additional opportunity for corporate sponsorship to advertise through the stadium.
The Madhouse sign we know and love was preserved for future use. So LAME.