The battle between butterfly vs. stand-up (newly dubbed “hybrid” and not the old Grant Fuhr stand-up) has been an important one in the last decade or more. I’d say that the war is being won by the butterfly enthusiasts. It’s been said that because of the strength of the shots coming towards the net are [...]
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Rent a Goalie Toronto Blog
December 7th, 2011 
admin The rent a goalie industry in Toronto has seen quite the Yo-Yo effect over the years. Toronto is one of those markets that can support the goalie rental industry based on the fact there’s just so much hockey going on out there, so few available goalies and the understanding that if need be it’s okay [...]
Toronto Goalie Finds Money on the Ice
October 17th, 2011 admin Adult level hockey is happening all over the Greater Toronto Area, morning till night, 365 days a year. It’s a hard-pressed move to go to a rink these days and not find a group of men slapping a puck all over the ice. The most important position on the ice inevitably falls on the shoulders [...]
A busy day for a goalie rental!
October 9th, 2011 admin It was a busy October 6th for me! The day at work was busy, in meetings, on the phone with clients, simple running at a fast pace from 9am to 5pm. But sure, that’s nothing too crazy, I mean, let’s face it, others do the same thing day in and day out! The down side [...]
Need a goalie rental?
October 5th, 2011 admin It’s a regular occurrence in men’s league hockey; your goalie can’t make it, no buddies with access to a goalie… so… you need to rent a goalie! Renting a goalie for a skate is an easy enough process these days. You can do a search for a goalie rental service on Google and come up [...]
Goalie rental at 6am? Never too early!
October 3rd, 2011 admin Getting a goalie rental for a 6am Tuesday morning skate might sound like a rough time but for the goalies on the MyPuck roster it’s business as usual. I’d like to say I love the dedication of the guys and gals on our roster who take on skates that other goalies normally wouldn’t bat an [...]
