Felonious Python
Minor League Degenerate
- Aug 20, 2004
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He took a puck to the arm, right?undisclosed. just said unfit to play.
Gee, I wonder why Johnson was pissed and went after Krug:
Well, I guess the upside to playoff back-to-backs is if you win both you can really flip a series on its head in the span of about 24 hours.
Good game all around, now just keep your foot on the gas.
Gee, I wonder why Johnson was pissed and went after Krug:
Was this the best game by Sergachev as a Lightning ?
Somebody here, I forget who, after last game asked if we could have a “laugher” of a game just once instead of those tight-knuckle, one goal games....
Well, hats off to you, we got just that! And it was oh so sweet!!! Maybe you should play the lottery
(But, it surely was not Sky04)
Was this the best game by Sergachev as a Lightning ?
Wow, I hadn't seen this. That's suspendable. There is no reason to ever axe chop with your stick down on someone elses' head.
Since he's a Bruin, he'll likely get nothing for it, but that was super dangerous and dirty.
And what’s the talk about Boston needing some rest and being dead tired? We played the night before too. Hedman played almost 30 minutes in game 2 and we’re down Stamkos and McDonagh. We went to 5OT and another OT the round before. Such a lame ass excuse.
Their core is older than ours, significantly. With McDonagh out, our oldest core player is Hedman, and he has very light mileage for a 29 year-old, elite #1 defenseman. I feel like we should have asked to play 7 games in 7 nights.
For as critical as I, and many others, have been of Cooper's usage of Hedman over the years, this is where it could pay off big-time. From what I can see, he's still getting better. Not flashier, but he's getting "great" on a more consistent basis. Very, very rare for him to make a huge mistake these days, and even more rare for him to have a bad game, and he still takes over when it counts. Usually experience and physical skills are a trade off--as a player accumulates experience, his skills decline. But Hedman doesn't have those hard, constant miles that a guy like Ryan Suter has on his legs, so I think we're getting the best of both worlds.
He's unquestionably the best defender in the game, as far as I'm concerned, and I think he's getting to that place where the proper questions are more about where he fits into history.