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If there's any way of avoiding the Penguins AND the Rangers both in one playoff year, I am in. Columbus could help be part of that dream.
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I just want Bruins/Habs for the most part.
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A part of me is happy the Kings didn't make the playoffs. Very satisfying after they fucked over Dustin. Also should be the nail in the coffin for Sutter.
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So much of what Giroux does affects those around him. If he can start the season after having a healthy off season then I think this team will play better. Also, Matt Read needs to find his offense again. Couts is the only forward allowed to be poor on offense because his defense is phenomenal |
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:lol savage
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never had a 30 goal season and only topped 80 points twice in 9 seasons three straight years as a minus player, and only 1 good season on the power play Voracek and Simmonds are your best forwards IMO and should be building the offense around them, especially Simmonds. He just looks so much more dangerous than everyone else IMO. |
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Giroux was definitely not top 250 material this season...
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I understand where Barbs is coming from.
That said, I only like avoiding teams in the first round. After that, I say bring it on. I would love to get a shot at the Caps again this year. I would also like to renew our rivalry with the Pens. Looks like it will have to be ECFs to get that shot this year though. Hopefully the Rangers can take out the Habs at least. |
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Member when Crosby passed the baton to Giroux for best player in the world? :lol :lol :lol :lol
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I hear that the NHL team in Anaheim is Fowl.
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awww yea i meember
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This is a bit random but the fowl talk has me thinking.
Does anyone know why the thrashers logo was some kind of bird? Is thrashing something birds do? I think that was an attack for one of the bird pokemon :lol |
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