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Wow. The denial of Toews had me convinced this game was over and Bickell put it in. Good work. This got a whole lot more interesting with all this talent.
Teams in the past tended to get more aggressive before when down 2 or more. Roy pulling his goalie down just 1 and with 3+ minutes left definitely is something to watch.Interesting how Roy seemed to change how teams pull their goalies, at least going from recent memory.
Well, sure. He has been awesome since Game 4 of the first round, but when discussing his overall playoff performance, it all counts.Quick is actually posting outstanding numbers if you throw out the first 3 playoff games. I think a lot of people are missing that by just looking at overall playoff performance.
Agreed on the first point, and indeed on the bolded. Whoa.Teams in the past tended to get more aggressive before when down 2 or more. Roy pulling his goalie down just 1 and with 3+ minutes left definitely is something to watch.Interesting how Roy seemed to change how teams pull their goalies, at least going from recent memory.
Why should it? Isn't it more important that he's rolling now? Why does it matter that he gave up 6 and 7 goals in the first two playoff games at this point? What i'm saying is I'm not discussing his overall playoff performance.Well, sure. He has been awesome since Game 4 of the first round, but when discussing his overall playoff performance, it all counts.Quick is actually posting outstanding numbers if you throw out the first 3 playoff games. I think a lot of people are missing that by just looking at overall playoff performance.
To clarify, it doesn't, but if the Kings win it all, those first three games could work against Quick when it comes to the Conn Smythe. That is all I meant.Why should it? Isn't it more important that he's rolling now? Why does it matter that he gave up 6 and 7 goals in the first two playoff games at this point?Well, sure. He has been awesome since Game 4 of the first round, but when discussing his overall playoff performance, it all counts.Quick is actually posting outstanding numbers if you throw out the first 3 playoff games. I think a lot of people are missing that by just looking at overall playoff performance.
Toews wants to jump out of the freaking locker room during the interview, but handles it with class.I get the feeling that one of these teams is coming back from 3-1 down to win the series. CHI more likely than MTL.
And he is right.Former director of hockey Ops for Wash had this to say about the new GM of the Caps: https://twitter.com/tsnsimmer/status/471053438756077570
Yep. The Hawks were clearly a step slow last night. Kane and Sharp are practically invisible in this series. Toews was great in Game 3, but was terrible in game 4.....he seemed to lose every key faceoff.Hawks appear to be out of gas. With the Olympics and last year's Cup, they've played more hockey than any team in NHL history and it's caught up to them. Barry Rozner wrote about this in today's Daily Herald.
The NHL would love this.I don't think I can handle watching a NY/LA final.
The Rangers are a hungry team right now. In the past you know there is no way in hell the Rangers win gave five, but I don't think they have a letdown this time. Even if they lose, they will play game five tough.Rangers need to end this series now. I expected it to go 7 but if it goes 7 at this point it's ungood. Step on the neck, never give up never surrender, win one for the gipper, hey everyone we're all gonna get laid.... whatever it takes....
On March 23, 1999, the Canucks traded Zezel to the Anaheim Mighty Ducks in exchange for future considerations. Zezel declined to report to Anaheim, and instead returned to Ontario. The NHL voided the deal.
Zezel had a deeply personal reason for not going to California. His three-year-old niece Jillian, whom the unmarried and childless Zezel adored, was dying of nuroblastoma (a form of cancer). Zezel had requested a trade to either the Maple Leafs or Buffalo Sabres so he could be in closer proximity to his sister's family in Scarborough. Instead, Canucks general manager Brian Burke dealt him to the Ducks; the most geographically distant team in the NHL from Toronto. Zezel announced his retirement and went to Scarborough to be supportive to his family.
On May 16. 1999, Jilliann died. Peter never returned to the NHL but did later play a few games per season for the Cambridge Hornets of the Ontario Hockey Association's Major League Hockey circuit. Over the final 11 years of his too-short life, Zezel devoted much of his time and effort to operating youth hockey and soccer camps. That became his greatest passion.
Probably, but I'd like to see the Hawks show some life and win game 5.So..are my LA Kings going to finish off these fools in Chi-town?
Don't know about in Chicago, but I think the Kings take it. And as the whispers of dynasty are snuffed out in Chicago their seeds are being planted in LA. I know it's way early, but 2 cups in 3 years with the 3rd being a WCF loss to the eventual SC winner would be extremely impressive.So..are my LA Kings going to finish off these fools in Chi-town?
Really? I don't think they'd mind if I watch.kentric said:The NHL would love this.Christo said:I don't think I can handle watching a NY/LA final.
I don't think your LA Kings finish off those fools at all.Bucky86 said:So..are my LA Kings going to finish off these fools in Chi-town?
THAT IS LUDICROUS!!I don't think your LA Kings finish off those fools at all.Bucky86 said:So..are my LA Kings going to finish off these fools in Chi-town?
Hope Hull gets relegated next season, and down to League 1 after thatThere we go Habs!
-QG
DAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY-OI will say I'm kinda disappointed they do the lame "DAY-O" thing in Montreal. They really should be above that.
-QG
DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYY-ODAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY-OI will say I'm kinda disappointed they do the lame "DAY-O" thing in Montreal. They really should be above that.
-QG