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Stanley Cup Playoffs Thread: Kings win 2nd Cup in 3 seasons (2 Viewers)

:pickle: SPLIT!!!! :pickle:

First, second, third star Ray Emery!!!!
Hell of a game. Thought they were left for dead after that second goal.
You and me both man. Was asking what time dinner was after the second goal. Gutsy win today and right back in the series, even though they were plenty stupid with the penalties.
The Negadelphian ‏@TheNegadelphian 57s

WARNING: To maintain the feeling of jubilation the Flyers just gave you, DO NOT watch the Phillies at 4pm. I REPEAT, DO NOT. #psa
 
Seabrook gets 3 games.
Seems excessive to me, given that he's being suspended for playoff games. I was expecting 1 game or two at the most.
Agreed and if you read the thread you know my feelings about it.
Oh, I'm sorry, I keep watching the hit and keep seeing him

a) miss the puck by ten feet

b) leave his GOD DANG feet. At the risk of sounding petulant, I don't care what people "think" leaving your feet your is. His back foot is in the air when he hits him. He winds up completely in the air, which, contrary to Aaron's point (IMO, and I stress that) usually involves a launching motion. He charges.

http://video.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=60&id=606797〈=en

Men smarter than us have ruled. So sad. Too bad. Bye bye, Seabrook. :bye:

And now, back to hockey.

eta* This is a grumpy ******* post, I'll admit, but I'm not surprised he got a few games.

 
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The hits by Boychuck and Iginla were just nasty, hard, clean hits. Really good stuff.

AND CHARA!!!!!

Iginla taking this game over with two passes and a big hit. This is what we need.

 
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Seabrook gets 3 games.
Seems excessive to me, given that he's being suspended for playoff games. I was expecting 1 game or two at the most.
Agreed and if you read the thread you know my feelings about it.
Oh, I'm sorry, I keep watching the hit and keep seeing him

a) miss the puck by ten feet

b) leave his GOD DANG feet. At the risk of sounding petulant, I don't care what people "think" leaving your feet your is. His back foot is in the air when he hits him. He winds up completely in the air, which, contrary to Aaron's point (IMO, and I stress that) usually involves a launching motion. He charges.

http://video.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=60&id=606797〈=en

Men smarter than us have ruled. So sad. Too bad. Bye bye, Seabrook. :bye:

And now, back to hockey.

eta* This is a grumpy ******* post, I'll admit, but I'm not surprised he got a few games.
You're better off sticking to your Heroes of the Shootout, grumpus. ;)

 
The power play is killing them. You can't have four PP with only 2 shots.
I'm not being a jerk when I say this -- welcome to playing the Bruins. This stuff just happens.

I keep pointing out that when the USA played Canada with Julien behind the bench, it just looked like a regular season Bruin game.

I have no idea technically how they do it -- they just do.

 
Seabrook gets 3 games.
Seems excessive to me, given that he's being suspended for playoff games. I was expecting 1 game or two at the most.
Agreed and if you read the thread you know my feelings about it.
Oh, I'm sorry, I keep watching the hit and keep seeing him

a) miss the puck by ten feet

b) leave his GOD DANG feet. At the risk of sounding petulant, I don't care what people "think" leaving your feet your is. His back foot is in the air when he hits him. He winds up completely in the air, which, contrary to Aaron's point (IMO, and I stress that) usually involves a launching motion. He charges.

http://video.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=60&id=606797〈=en

Men smarter than us have ruled. So sad. Too bad. Bye bye, Seabrook. :bye:

And now, back to hockey.

eta* This is a grumpy ******* post, I'll admit, but I'm not surprised he got a few games.
You're better off sticking to your Heroes of the Shootout, grumpus. ;)
:lol: Thanks, man. Good win today. Great post.

My best friend in ninth grade -- before he sadly moved back to Southern NJ -- was a Flyers fan. Never has a HTFD/Philly rivalry been taken so seriously by so few.

eta* Heroes of the Shootout is genuinely cracking me up. We need a VHS tape in its honor.

 
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Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.

 
The power play is killing them. You can't have four PP with only 2 shots.
I'm not being a jerk when I say this -- welcome to playing the Bruins. This stuff just happens.

I keep pointing out that when the USA played Canada with Julien behind the bench, it just looked like a regular season Bruin game.

I have no idea technically how they do it -- they just do.
Julien was an Assistant Coach for Canada. Mike Babcock was the Head Coach.
 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
 
The power play is killing them. You can't have four PP with only 2 shots.
I'm not being a jerk when I say this -- welcome to playing the Bruins. This stuff just happens.

I keep pointing out that when the USA played Canada with Julien behind the bench, it just looked like a regular season Bruin game.

I have no idea technically how they do it -- they just do.
Julien was an Assistant Coach for Canada. Mike Babcock was the Head Coach.
Jeez, I know. Look in the Olympic Hockey thread.

I'm listing players in here from the roster off of the top of my head, why wouldn't I know Canada's coach? :)

 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
It's the level of the fighting prowess described in the article?

 
The power play is killing them. You can't have four PP with only 2 shots.
I'm not being a jerk when I say this -- welcome to playing the Bruins. This stuff just happens.

I keep pointing out that when the USA played Canada with Julien behind the bench, it just looked like a regular season Bruin game.

I have no idea technically how they do it -- they just do.
you keep saying this, but why would Julien have more control over their system they used than the head coach Mike Babcock?

 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
It's the level of the fighting prowess described in the article?
everybody knows Chara is the best/toughest figher in the league. he just rarely fights because (a) he's way more valuable on the ice than in the box, and (b) very few players would dare drop the gloves with him.

 
The power play is killing them. You can't have four PP with only 2 shots.
I'm not being a jerk when I say this -- welcome to playing the Bruins. This stuff just happens.

I keep pointing out that when the USA played Canada with Julien behind the bench, it just looked like a regular season Bruin game.

I have no idea technically how they do it -- they just do.
Julien was an Assistant Coach for Canada. Mike Babcock was the Head Coach.
Jeez, I know. Look in the Olympic Hockey thread.

I'm listing players in here from the roster off of the top of my head, why wouldn't I know Canada's coach? :)
Because you stated Canada with Julien behind the bench looked like a regular season Bruin game. Babcock being the HC means he would have dictated the style of game Canada played. I wasn't sure the point you were trying to make.
 
The power play is killing them. You can't have four PP with only 2 shots.
I'm not being a jerk when I say this -- welcome to playing the Bruins. This stuff just happens.

I keep pointing out that when the USA played Canada with Julien behind the bench, it just looked like a regular season Bruin game.

I have no idea technically how they do it -- they just do.
you keep saying this, but why would Julien have more control over their system they used than the head coach Mike Babcock?
Assignation of authority.

 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
It's the level of the fighting prowess described in the article?
Even if he could only fight a little, at 6'9" he's going to have a substantial reach advantage vs another player.
 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
It's the level of the fighting prowess described in the article?
everybody knows Chara is the best/toughest figher in the league. he just rarely fights because (a) he's way more valuable on the ice than in the box, and (b) very few players would dare drop the gloves with him.
Yeah, I get that. Don't drop or you're done. Which is why Chara threatens it on Smith today.

I was surprised Chara was that proficient.

These are kind of innocent comments. Not sure they're worth a brawl.

 
I know Geoff Ward is responsible for designing the power play for the Bruins. I suppose it's possible that Babcock may have delegated some defensive duties to Julien, but who knows?

 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
It's the level of the fighting prowess described in the article?
everybody knows Chara is the best/toughest figher in the league. he just rarely fights because (a) he's way more valuable on the ice than in the box, and (b) very few players would dare drop the gloves with him.
He wouldn't even have to be that tough given the way hockey fights go. His arm length alone would allow him to dictate most fights.

 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
It's the level of the fighting prowess described in the article?
everybody knows Chara is the best/toughest figher in the league. he just rarely fights because (a) he's way more valuable on the ice than in the box, and (b) very few players would dare drop the gloves with him.
He wouldn't even have to be that tough given the way hockey fights go. His arm length alone would allow him to dictate most fights.
See post 1092 above.
 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
It's the level of the fighting prowess described in the article?
everybody knows Chara is the best/toughest figher in the league. he just rarely fights because (a) he's way more valuable on the ice than in the box, and (b) very few players would dare drop the gloves with him.
Yeah, I get that. Don't drop or you're done. Which is why Chara threatens it on Smith today.

I was surprised Chara was that proficient.

These are kind of innocent comments. Not sure they're worth a brawl.
Just looking for clarification on your comments. Not sure that constitutes a brawl.
 
Chara looked like he could of eaten Smith, sheesh what was he thinking of fighting Chara? Geez
I read an article this year about Chara's fights. Apparently, he's somebody that nobody -- even the best of the goons -- want any part of. I was sort of surprised, but it's apparently true. Nobody wants a piece of him.

That's why the Smith thing looked weird to me, and you can see Chara offer to drop the gloves, with a scared response from Smith in real time.
Chara is 6' 9" and is a tough customer, why does it surprise you nobody wants to fight him?
It's the level of the fighting prowess described in the article?
everybody knows Chara is the best/toughest figher in the league. he just rarely fights because (a) he's way more valuable on the ice than in the box, and (b) very few players would dare drop the gloves with him.
Yeah, I get that. Don't drop or you're done. Which is why Chara threatens it on Smith today.

I was surprised Chara was that proficient.

These are kind of innocent comments. Not sure they're worth a brawl.
Just looking for clarification on your comments. Not sure that constitutes a brawl.
Sure thing.

eta* It's always personally weird to get about five comments in a row challenging your position. But you're right; it's just looking for clarification. Fine by me.

 
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I just think its common knowledge about Chara. Not a big deal.

Tyler Myers has the same reach and isn't half the fighter Chara is. Chara's dad was a badass wrestler. He's huge and tough and has a nasty disposition. Pretty much the ideal fighter.

 

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