GDT: dalcar

[Negan4Coach]

So great to pick a curb stomping to bring the wife and kids to. The ladies loved it- my 10 year old daughter has now personally witnessed 2 hat tricks. I count my 4th.

My military rush seats in the upper deck were ironically the same exact seats I had at the end of the year in 2011 when I had returned from Afghanistan only to see them lose the last game of the year to Tampa and miss the playoffs

They played like they didn't give a f***, which is what they need going forward.

 

[Wild Caniac]

So uh. I went to the Panthers game. 5-1 win, TT hat trick and Aho goal? What the hell is happening.

 

[cptjeff]

To me, a 10 year old car is something aspirational, and likely a paragon of reliability if it's made by a non-luxury and non-FCA automaker.

I'm getting rid of a 2001 Subaru Forester later this week. I would have repaired it (only minor issues right now) but my parents were getting a new car and are giving me one of theirs. It's always been good for a this or that every few months these last couple years, but it does still drive pretty nicely.

 

[Unsustainable]

My Genesis is 7 years old.

 

[Navin R Slavin]

next

 

[geehaad]

I literally jumped on here just to say "in before the next".

 

[Breakdowns]

well, in europe nope but they are american kids

10 year old car here is pretty okey
Swedish, German, whatever

 

[Roboturner913]

10 year old car here is pretty okey
Swedish, German, whatever

I was mostly joking. You can't be too mad when the alternator goes out in a 10 year old car.

It was a mite cheaper than the time I had to have the AWD transaxle replaced a while back. That repair almost cost more than the car was worth, but the guy that hit me was paying for it so I didn't care.

 

[Cardiac Jerks]

So great to pick a curb stomping to bring the wife and kids to. The ladies loved it- my 10 year old daughter has now personally witnessed 2 hat tricks. I count my 4th.

My military rush seats in the upper deck were ironically the same exact seats I had at the end of the year in 2011 when I had returned from Afghanistan only to see them lose the last game of the year to Tampa and miss the playoffs

They played like they didn't give a ****, which is what they need going forward.

Not an American but I can appreciate people brave enough to put their lives on the line to make the world a better place.

Thanks for your service and glad you and your family enjoyed the game!

 

[geehaad]

So...do we like this team again? Tough read.

 

[Cardiac Jerks]

So...do we like this team again? Tough read.

It’s like an abusive relationship. I keep coming back even though the canes are bad to me.

 

[Tryamw]

It’s like an abusive relationship. I keep coming back even though the canes are bad to me.

Agreed.

 

[The Faulker 27]

So...do we like this team again? Tough read.

Just until the next loss.

 

[Tryamw]

We like the good times and we've Had a bit of that but mostly bad times. just enough to get hope up not enough to pay out. it's like gambling you win just enough to lose it all.

 

[bleedgreen]

Two pts out of a playoff spot with games in hand over everyone but Ottawa.

That'll do donkey. That'll do.

 

[FlyingSquirrels]

I was just about by myself in my 323 section, but I still had a great time. Something may be starting to click here.

Oh, Faulk and Hanifin are still terrible at defense. And Darling seems to struggle mightily with rebound control every damn game, which leads to scrambles where guys like a diving Pesce have to bail his ass out.

But besides those 2 things, we were very good.

 

[Roboturner913]

Two pts out of a playoff spot with games in hand over everyone but Ottawa.

That'll do donkey. That'll do.

and the team in front of us is the Islanders, who we play next

 

[Anton Dubinchuk]

If the standings were by point percentage instead of points, we’d be in a playoff spot right now.

Gives a little more hope to the “games in hand” narrative we always have every year. Since point percentage-wise we are in the mix, having those games in hand might actually do something.

Anyway, season’s not over.

 

[SaskCanesFan]

Haydn Fleury played the second most minutes of any Cane tonight, behind Slavin. I know there will be rookie mistakes and growing pains at times, but I'm really impressed with what he brings to the D. He's been solid, makes good choices and is more physical than I had expected.

 

[vorbis]

Found out Brock McGinn's middle name is Lee.

it is the best middle name

 

[Navin R Slavin]

...broccoli mcginn.

 

[Roboturner913]

Haydn Fleury played the second most minutes of any Cane tonight, behind Slavin. I know there will be rookie mistakes and growing pains at times, but I'm really impressed with what he brings to the D. He's been solid, makes good choices and is more physical than I had expected.

Other than Slavin of course, I really think he's the most consistent d-man on the team. Pesce has been up and down. Faulk is wildly inconsistent from shift to shift. Hanifin has been coming on of late but has had some absolutely horrendous games. TVR is steady and "safe" but has not so much upside. Other than the first Dallas game (I think?) there's never really been a moment where I thought Fleury looked like anything less than a good second-pair guy.

 

[NotOpie]

Well, it's a 10 year old Volvo, so it's almost guaranteed to be broken by then anyway

I used to own a Volvo a while back....every visit to the shop either went like, ".....yeah, it's gonna be about $800..." or something like, "....I've never seen this before, probably gonna run about $1,800...."

Currently I drive a 15 year old Suburban with over 330,000 miles on it. I owe it money.

My Genesis is 7 years old.

I thought Genesis was thousands of years old....

Haydn Fleury played the second most minutes of any Cane tonight, behind Slavin. I know there will be rookie mistakes and growing pains at times, but I'm really impressed with what he brings to the D. He's been solid, makes good choices and is more physical than I had expected.

While watching the broadcast I lost counts of the "nice play by Fleury right there" comments. I'm hearing that more and more.

 

[The Faulker 27]

Haydn Fleury played the second most minutes of any Cane tonight, behind Slavin. I know there will be rookie mistakes and growing pains at times, but I'm really impressed with what he brings to the D. He's been solid, makes good choices and is more physical than I had expected.

I love the grin he has when it gets chippy at the end of a play.

 

[the halleJOKEL]

so we win game