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PHT Morning Skate: Seinfeld’s ‘puffy shirt’ meets hockey sweaters

Web-Seinfeld’s Talk Show

This image released by Crackle shows comedians Louis C.K., left, and Jerry Seinfeld in a scene from Seinfeld’s new web series talk show “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.” The series launched on the Crackle digital network in 2012, and its third season cranks up Thursday, Jan. 2, with Seinfeld joining Louis C.K. for a cup of joe after a zany ride on a clown-car-scale 1959 Fiat Jolly. (AP Photo/Crackle)

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PHT’s Morning Skate takes a look around the world of hockey to see what’s happening and what we’ll be talking about around the NHL world and beyond.

Gather your “Seinfeld” references both common and obscure, as the ECHL’s Bakersfield Condors are set to roll out “Puffy Shirt"-inspired uniforms.

The team’s feed has a few fun references, with this being one of the more amusing entries:

Those who mourned the death of stats site Extra Skater are in luck: there are already two new places to find “fancy stats” in ways that are a little friendlier on the eyes than some of the more established advanced stats sites.

First, there’s War on Ice, which at the moment seems the most reminiscent of Extra Skater, at least visually speaking. (War on Ice beta)

The second is Progressive Hockey, another nice source. (Progressive Hockey)

Note: these sites just came out, so be easy on them when it comes to needed improvements and try to be patient if those pages go down for a while.

Speaking of number-crunching, long-time blogger Kent Wilson takes an “outsider’s view inside the NHL Stats Revolution” at NHL Numbers. (Part 1, Part 2)

How far is your team from getting the job done next season? Adam Gretz presents way to look at it. (About.com)

Who has a better chance to replicate their 2013-14 success: Semyon Varlamov or Ben Bishop? (Sportsnet)

Here’s Ryan Miller’s new mask:

Need more Pac-Man.

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