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Emery has been so solid lately. Love it.
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Great game so far....nice to at least have a point
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Great game tonight...nice to be the best team in hockey.
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That was fucking filthy.....KANER!!!!
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Chicago Philadelphia Boston Detroit TeH bestzzz!>!>!<!!!!!<1.,11!! Shootouts are dumb but that goal by Kaner was disgusting. |
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Patrick Kane. What.
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44 > 41 42 > 41 41 = 41 Minnesota > Boston Chicago > Boston Philly = Boston |
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I would say Boston is best in the league right now by a fair margin. Still would put them as the favorites at this point...
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shiitt there better be a link to HBO tomorrow morning when I come back here.
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For all the shit we gave brohan for claiming the caps were the best because they had the most points, we're now arguing Boston isnt the best because they dont have the most points??
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I just hate Boston...I know they are the best now. I hate it.
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:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
This. Is. Awesome. http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/blog/puc...rn=nhl-wp19874 |
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The war of words between the Chicago Blackhawks and Vancouver Canucks has resumed, even though the teams don't play again until Jan. 31.
After hearing disparaging comments about Daniel and Henrik Sedin made by Hawks center Dave Bolland, Canucks coach Alain Vigneault responded. "When you have comments like Bolland's, he's obviously an individual whose IQ is probably the size of a bird seed, and he has a face that only a mother can look at," Vigneault told reporters Wednesday, according to the Vancouver Province. Umm does Vigneault realize this makes him look just as dumb as Bolland? Vancouver is the worst |
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the solar system is so humungous big
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Bigger man? You probably don't know much about Vigneault's (shortlived) NHL career.
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How many Cups has Vancouver won?!?!
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So long term IR for Mr 15 (now I have 9) years. I'd say retire but he'd be walking away from $40mil. Bet he wishes the Isles would have been smart enough to do a frontloaded contract.
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Awesome shout out to Rochester last night on 24/7. Ryan Callahan is the man.
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Highlight of 24/7 courtesy of Ilya Bryzgalov
"Right now, I’m very into the universe. You know, like how it was created. You know, like, what is it? You know, solar system is so humungous big, right? But, if you see our solar system and our galaxy on the side, you know, like, and you see it and it was so small. You couldn’t even see it, our galaxy is like huge, but if you see the big picture, our galaxy is like small, tiny, like, dot in the universe, like. You think, we have some problems here on the earth we worry about, compared to, like... nothing. Just be happy. Don’t worry, be happy right now." |
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I thought that Alain Vigneault's comments were worse than Bollands, especially since he is a coach. Has he apologized like Bolland has?
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To my Philly peeps. I think this is actually going to be awesome.
http://flyers.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=606575 |
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Pronger out long-term, potentially the season. (as per ol' Bobby McKenzie)
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Bob McKenzie @TSNBobMcKenzie
After seeing concussion Drs., PHI's Chris Pronger won't be playing anytime soon and I won't be surprised he doesn't play rest of season. |
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Pronger done for the season.
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Pronger done for life?
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Wow, pronger done.
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I give the Flyers credit for being honest. The Pens milked the Crosby comeback for all it was worth last spring.
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Putting him on ltir frees up a ton of space, but you hate to see a guy go out like this.
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Obviously this news sucks. The two "big picture" things that bother me the most are these: 1). Because Homer is a fucking idiot and didn't know the NHL's rules before he signed Pronger's contract extension, Pronger's cap hit of approx 4.9 million (until 2017) will not come off the books if Pronger retires due to injury. 2). Given the players/players' contracts, last year was the best year for the Flyers to win a Cup. Homer ignored Snider's requests to get a legitimate #1 goalie in the offseason (which was widely known as the Flyers' biggest need going into last year) and thought the tandem of Boosh and Leighton would be able to get the job done (again). This move blew up in Homer's face and was the main reason that Snider put his foot down and mandated that Homer get Illya this year. In my opinion, Game 2 was the turning point of the Flyers/Bruins series last year. It was quite obvious that the Flyers were not prepared to play Boston after the debacle that was Game 1. The Flyers were ready for Game 2 and jumped out of the gate getting an early lead on Boston while dominating early play. Unfort for the Flyers, Boosh did not have one of his finer games as a Flyer and let in several soft goals (while Thomas stood on his head at the other end). The B's came back, tied the game, and ultimately won the game in OT. For all intents and purposes, the series was over once the Flyers had to go back to Boston being down 0-2. Oh well.... |
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It's still way too early to start shitting pants and worrying about how May plays out when it's December. They're still playing good hockey at their absolute unhealthiest. That being said, the Flyers will definitely be on the market for a DMan come trade deadline. It won't be now because they have time to assess what they have. This team will be fine until it's time to make a big move. |
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Everyone getting their panties wet for Shea Weber. Sorry, the dude isn't coming here. At best, we'll look at some third pairing D-man. No way am I sacrificing depth or youth for a playoff run until I know for sure what we have.
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Pronger will probably get the mike rathje treatment.
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Seven wins in a row is the bigger story.
At least that's what I'll make myself believe.... |
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Paul Holmgren is in the top 3 GMs since the lockout.
Dale Tallon Ray Shero Paul Holmgren Holland Possibly Polie or Mcphee |
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who can the Flyers possibly trade? Do they have anything else? I'm asking this legitimately not sarcastically.
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A GM's job is to put together a team to win a SC, yes? O.k., there is no question that Homer did a great job rebuilding the Flyers after the lockout. So far so good..... Once he got Pronger, Homer gave the team that he put together a realistic 3 year window of opportunity to win a Cup. The first year of the window the Flyers make it to the SCF. Again, so far so good.... Unfort, Homer then blows his offseason following the SCF by not getting an elite goaltender. Like it or not, that move had a huge negative impact on the following year's playoff run. Homer should not, and will not get a pass for not getting a goalie that summer. Homer then goes and gets a goalie/trades Carter and Richards/gets young talent. The problem here is that the Flyers now have an imbalance of veterans and young players. Will the lack of experience hurt this team down the stretch/in the playoffs? Will the aging stalwarts of the blue line have enough in the tank to contribute once the younger players really start to mature? Only time will tell, but Homer certainly took a chance and made it difficult for his team to win a SC during the window of opportunity that he gave them. Lastly, the Pronger extension may have an adverse impact on this team for year's to come. I don't know about you but Homer cutting the Flyers' salary cap by 5 million and then failing to address a glaring weakness on the team prevents me from putting Homer in the top 3 GM's post lockout That's just me though...... |
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we got ran all over last night. damn western conference.
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Doubtful. Flyers are in a bind for sure, but hey, they're in first place right now and have a seven game winning streak. They won't, and shouldn't do anything until they know how long Giroux is out for. |
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You spelled 'hoagie' wrong in your avatar comment box thingy.
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Mike Milbury in the news for possibly physically assaulting a 12 year old kid. I think it was a hockey player on the opposing team of the one he coaches.
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Please tell me he'll be gone from NBC and VS. PLEASE!!! And hope Maguire was standing awkwardly close to the kid too so he can be fired also. |
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Thinking about the Pronger situation, im not so sure it is a bad thing. Sure they lose him, but they're playing amazingly without him, they put him on ltir and have that extra space to work with and can go out and get a piece or two. Imo, the Flyers are one of the most dangerous teams and as of now, as much as i hate to say it, i have them making the finals and winning.
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Really enjoyed the first episode of 24/7. Great series.
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How many of you watched the first episode of 24/7. Best sports doc. I have ever seen
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I don't think anyone matches up well with the Bruins. That team is stacked and they have the best goaltending duo in the NHL. |
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Quit giving me hope, damn it!
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I remember when I picked Florida to make the playoffs and almost got laughed out of the thread.
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Only legit threats in the West are Chicago, Detroit, Van, and SJ with St. Louis as a possible darkhorse. Although I think the Cup comes out of the East this year barring Hawks adding a solid d-man and a competent scoring winger or center.
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Florida is relying way too much on its first line. They don't have much scoring besides on the top line. If they make the playoffs I'll be surprised.
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I still think the Kings have too much talent to be overlooked. They have to get it together at some point, right?
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You're right about Florida; their top line of Weiss, Fleischmann, and Versteeg account for 47% of all their team's goals. Some others I checked on, in comparison (going mostly by thread popularity) Chicago (Toews, Sharp, Hossa... this one's hard to pin down a top line because of all the shuffling): 45% Philadelphia (Giroux, Hartnell, Jagr): 37% Boston (Lucic, Horton, Krejci): 23% - Boston actually has a little more scoring from their "second" line of Seguin, Marchand, and Bergeron, who account for 29% of the team's goals. |
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Florida = No Toews Moral of Story = It doesn't matter and the top two lines are Kane-Toews-Stalberg and Sharp-Kruger-Hossa. I don't other teams 3rd and 4th lines are really outscoring the Hawks by much |
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fuck, I sound like I'm raging. I just came back from the gym, must be the endorphins. Jesus...
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No one agrees with me about LA? Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiit.
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