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Hockey: 9 year old scores greatest goal in Boston this season

Not too shabby for a 9 year old, eh? Your heart has to go out to the goalie, though, who's probably still frozen in his crease as we speak.

Wahlstrom plays for the Portland Junior Pirate Pee-Wee Major 97s, a team of 12-year-old players based in Maine. The team told us this morning that Wahlstrom is just 9 years old, playing up with older competition. One look at this goal, and you can see why. It also doesn't hurt that his father, Joakim Wahlstrom, was a 10-year veteran of the Swedish Elite League.

According to NESN, that stunning tally came during the taping of the TD Bank Mini 1-on-1, a series that will debut during the first intermission of the Bruins' game against the New Jersey Devils on Oct. 29. It's also shown in-game at the TD Banknorth Garden.

Heck of a goal by Wahlstrom. Wonder if it could have beaten a goalie of slightly larger stature? Not that we'd want to see Wahlstrom try that trick-shot on Bruins netminder Tim Thomas(notes), who'd probably skate out the crease and bulldog the lad if the puck flew by him.

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With the assistance of dark piano and slow-motion, one bath for a pretty kitty might make you want to take your own life. We don't normally like to give away any of our Cymbalta stash, but we've never seen a tabby in need of a tab worse than this poor guy. Cheer up, buddy! Worst part's over!

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Soccer Coach Uses Goalie’s Luxury SUV To Motivate Him

So what's the best way to get a soccer goalie motivated to stop the opposing team from scoring on him during a game????

That's simple. All you have you do is steal his luxury sports SUV, drive it on the field, and make him stand in front of it while you pepper him with shots.

That's exactly what the Bahrain national coach decided to do as his team prepared for an upcoming World Cup Qualifier with Australia. The Bahrain goaltender actually does pretty well and stops all but one ball, even though the car actually belongs to his coach.

So next time your looking for a way to motivate your goaltender we recommend using the Bahrain national coach's technique. But remember this technique probably works best if your goaltender owns an expensive car.