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Got to do my first round playoff picks!!
WEST: 1. Dallas-4 WC. Minnesota-2 2. St. Louis-4 3. Chicago-3 1. Anaheim-4 WC. Nashville-2 2. Los Angeles-4 3. San Jose-1 EAST: 1. Florida-4 WC. Brooklyn-3 2. Tampa Bay-4 3. Detroit-2 1. Washington-4 WC. Philadelphia-3 2. Pittsburgh-4 3. New York-2 |
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Strangely, B's were insanely good on the road, and a sub .500 team at home. Same as the Sharks I believe. Don't know how that happens but Bruins offense was lethal on the road. |
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Caps in 6
Pens in 7 Lightning in 7 Panthers in 6 Ducks in 5 Kings in 6 Stars in 6 Blues in 7 |
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yeah, not sure what claude is supposed to do when 3/4 of the team has no trade clause and is either overpaid, old, or always hurt.
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Also changing my picks little:
Caps in 5 Pens in 6 Panthers in 5 Lighting in 6 Stars in 6 Hawks in 5 Ducks in 7 Kings in 6 |
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if you had a competent team, you could get some creative, artful passing going on and as mostly a goalie, i absolutely feared killing a PP :lol |
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we did 5v5 for 5 minutes and then every minute after that you took a player off the field. shit got down to goalie v goalie sometimes :lol |
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does game center/center ice run through the 1st round of the playoffs?
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It's the common thing we talk about all the time in here - the NHL coaching carousel. After a while, a coach's message just gets stale and it's time for new blood. When Peter Laviolette got let go in Philly (and Carolina), does that mean he was a bad coach? Hell no, it was just time for something fresh. When Trotz got let go in Nashville, did that make him a bad coach? No response required. Boston probably just needs a new face preaching a new message, and Julien - if he wants to - will easily land on his feet somewhere else. Quote:
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Closest thing I can recall to what you are talking about was if it was raining for a grade, middle, or high school gym class where we'd play on the basketball court but none of the actual soccer players every took it very serious because we didn't want to risk injury during some stupid gym class game! I never could figure out why our HS didn't allow those of us who played one or more sports to avoid gym classes. :lol |
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the way i grew up knowing it was a 5 v 5 game on a small, hard surface with small, lacrosse sized nets. there was no out-of-bounds on the sidelines, you could use the walls to your advantage (kinda like the boards in hockey) and you played with an indoor ball which was basically a large tennis ball (and it fucking hurt when you got hit with it) something like this: http://www.soccer.com/guide/wp-conte.../180863731.jpg played with this: http://www.rhombus-sports.com/rh33.gif |
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we had astroturf, a normal ball, and goals built in to the boards. turf got replaced by the rubber stuff when I was like 13-15 |
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i liked the hard surface and ball though because it was a super fast game it was like a hybrid of soccer and hockey |
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That 'field' looks dangerous as hell to me. Way too small for wide open play, the basketball nets would negate any chance of a cross and the lines look like someone out of a kids coloring book! :lol |
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i didn't play on a surface with basketball hoops hanging down like that |
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though I had played on ones the size of a b-bal court when we were smaller. |
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So, hockey playoffs! (I know, I know, not much to talk about until tomorrow. And I remember those green, tennis-ball-like indoor soccer balls from gym class.)
Many of the injured Pens are practicing or at least skating around. Fleury has been symptom free for the past few days and hopefully will stay that way. Murray's status is still questionable. Malkin is everybody's favorite classification: "day-to-day." Olli Matta might see some first-round action. Ryan McDonagh definitely out for Game 1 and will be day-to-day after that. |
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busting out the beard trimmer tonight
Pens are doing a "Gold Rush" (finally) instead of the usual white out, plus the Pens will be wearing Gold sweaters at home during the playoffs should be fucking sweet looking tomorrow night at the Consol http://www.wtae.com/sports/penguins-...yoffs/38967292 not sure why the pic in that article is of the black jerseys, but i think they're wearing these bad boys: http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/227541/82Gold.jpg |
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