There are very few things in the world Mark Stone loves more than hockey. However, one of those things may be golf.
During Stone’s battles with back issues, one of the recurring themes in his interviews was that not only couldn’t he play hockey but he wasn’t able to get on the golf course either.
Stone is damn good too. Stone’s current handicap as registered by the USGA is 3.1 and he’s been as good as a 0.4, which officially means he’s a “scratch golfer.” In a recent interview on the Coming In Hot Podcast, co-host Jason York revealed Stone and his partner finished 2nd place in the Indian Wood member/guest tournament. Stone joked that he didn’t realize it was a four-day event so it was quite a grind but they prevailed to finish 2nd in a playoff.
It’s a different type of pressure. I didn’t think I’d be nervous about anything (athletically), but it just gets ya. –Mark Stone on Coming In Hot Podcast
Stone also shared an amazing story about meeting the greatest golfer of all time.
Last year, we unfortunately lost in the first round to Dallas, and a couple of us got an email asking if we’d play in Tiger Woods’ Tiger Jam tournament (at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas). He’s probably #1 or #2 of my favorite athletes of all time, so that was pretty cool. I didn’t really know what to expect and didn’t really know what the tournament was, so I showed up there and he was doing his little spiel on the range where he hits cool shots. So he and Colin Morikawa were doing a long drive contest, and right at the end of it he says, ‘I think we’ve got a guy here who might be able to hit it as far as me.’ Called me up there. God, I was sweating, he was sweating, it was 110 degrees outside. I shook his hand. He handed me his driver. I had no glove on. I was so worried the club was going to sling out of my hand. But I hit a good one so it was pretty cool and Karlsson videotaped it for me so I’ve got that. –Stone on Coming In Hot Podcast
Trust me, I’ve searched everywhere for that video, it does not currently exist on the Internet, but trust me, I will be trying to get Stone or Karlsson to let me see it when Training Camp gets underway in a few weeks.
Jeffrey M Sutton
Nice to hear he does well at fag hockey as well!
knights fan in minny
What the fuck is wrong with you
Emmanuel
You mean the Sharks?
NAM
LOL!
ThG
JMS and dems support evil perversion , anti human agenda.
First RIT women’s track runner comes forward about sharing team and locker room with viral trans athlete
Caroline Hill alleges Sadie Schreiner continued using the RIT women’s locker room even after the NCAA rule change to bar males from women’s sports
Jackson Thompson By Jackson Thompson
Former RIT runner Caroline Hill speaks out on sharing team, locker room with trans athlete
Former RIT runner Caroline Hill speaks out on sharing team, locker room with trans athlete
Caroline Hill is the first RIT women’s track athlete to speak out about the school allowing biological male Sadie Schreiner on the team after years of silence.
Her talents allowed her to break the program record in the 200-meter and 300-meter early in her collegiate career. But then she had to watch both records fall to transgender teammate Sadie Schreiner, all while feeling “uncomfortable” sharing a locker room with her trans teammate for the next two years.
Then, even after Schreiner was ruled ineligible to compete when the NCAA changed its transgender policy on Feb. 6, Hill alleges Schreiner continued to use the women’s locker room and train with the team for another month. RIT has declined to comment on Hill’s allegations.
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Breaking
Research Suggests Bible’s New Testament About Shroud of Turin
A new study on the Shroud of Turin, the fabric that some Christians believe was wrapped around Jesus Christ after his death, could support a long-held belief about the biblical account of his burial.
Dr. Kelly Kearse, an immunologist who studied at Johns Hopkins University and now works as a chemistry teacher at Knoxville Catholic High School, found in a study of the shroud that the “washing hypothesis” that forensic pathologist Dr. Frederick Zugibe proposed in 1998 is contradicted by evidence collected from the shroud itself.
In her research, Kearse examined human blood samples to see how blood transfers to cloth and found that serum halos, or clear rings that form around blood clots, are visible on parts of the shroud.
Kearse noted that such halos form only if the blood has begun to clot before it touches fabric, suggesting that the body wrapped in the cloth was not washed. This could support the biblical account that Jesus Christ was wrapped in the shroud along with spices without being washed, according to the Daily Mail.
“The presence of such markings led to the interpretation that clotted blood was transferred to the cloth, and thus, could not have been fabricated by the direct addition of whole blood,” Kearse wrote. “Relatedly, the improbability that a forger would have added the detail of ‘halos/rings’ in anticipation of their eventual discovery by the then unknown method of ultraviolet detection has also been commented on relative to the direct addition of blood to the cloth.”
ThG
vegas hockey now
five most under appreciated VGKers
5 james . real deal , neal – yes he was great.
4 michael amadio, we missed his crunch time in playoffs past season
3 mark stone, well I don’t know. I’d make a push for Petro
2 Mcnab, needs a comeback playoff season this year.
1- stephenson