Zibanejad died after the game and they didn't announce yet.
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Zibanejad died after the game and they didn't announce yet.
Irishguy42
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I assumed it was because the other guy kinda quick-shotted him there before Smith could even get the gloves off, and then probably exacerbated by the refs jumping in when Smith finally got on top and in position (which in the refs' defense was appropriate). Just a cheap shot and then he couldn't really respond.
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It's because he netted his first two of the season, tells a lot of good things about this locker room...
He also fixed our top line. Kreider was not that active, but Zib & Zucc is a duo for real.
PuckLuck3043
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PGT when we win, 2 or 3 pages. PGT when we lose, 15 pages of we suck.
At the game the PA (not the ref) announced the misconduct was for "continuing the altercation". Can't remember seeing that before. Smith seemed to disagree and rightfully so IMO.
They said on TV it was because they told him to let go and stop punching, but he didn't. Between that and the yelling/finger-pointing at the linesman, I assumed it was coming.
YoSoyLalo
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well that was a f***ing awesome experience
probably the best seats I’ll ever have and we played pretty damn well too. missed most of the first but i honestly thought we crushed them for the majority of periods 2 and 3
zbad and zucc were ballin tonight. easily players of the game, don’t see any close seconds.
probably the best seats I’ll ever have and we played pretty damn well too. missed most of the first but i honestly thought we crushed them for the majority of periods 2 and 3
zbad and zucc were ballin tonight. easily players of the game, don’t see any close seconds.
Chytil has always been more of a balanced maybe leaning playmaker guy but especially as a rookie I feel like he's trying to be unselfish and maybe make too many passes.
That line generated some of the Rangers more sustained cycle pressure and chances even if they didn't get rewarded for it. I'm kind of torn on whether you let Chytil keep working through his game and when to send him down if he doesn't start producing, just seems a littttle off. Could be a thing where it clicks and suddenly everything is going for him, or he could continue to just bobble pucks at the wrong time, take a half second too long to make a decision, etc.
Kinda weird game, seemed real out of sync in the first, then obviously got things going in the second, kinda slacked in the third when Florida made their push...
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The fans come out for the losses.
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GeorgeKaplan
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Change is good.
Actually went to a political debate tonight (my first ever!) and so missed the game, but pleased with the result, obv.
The whole goal is to compete in every game, and as a result, they'll win their fair share – but wind up with a sub-.500 record... and then sell off at the deadline, accumulate assets, and hope for the best in the lottery. (Great year for it – even if you don't get Hughes, there are a ton of true first line "consolation prizes".) IT'S NOT TO "TANK". Nor should it be.
The whole goal is to compete in every game, and as a result, they'll win their fair share – but wind up with a sub-.500 record... and then sell off at the deadline, accumulate assets, and hope for the best in the lottery. (Great year for it – even if you don't get Hughes, there are a ton of true first line "consolation prizes".) IT'S NOT TO "TANK". Nor should it be.
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Zibanejad continues to show just how tantalizing he can be.
You can't really be "ballin" in this sport. I believe the term is that they were "puckin great".
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ReggieDunlop68
hey hanrahan!
Edge
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Dude is an incredibly talented player.
When he’s on, he slaps you in the face with the reminder.
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I was thinking about this during the game. The NHL pace seems a bit too fast and heavy for him in general. He has the talent to make a few really nice plays every game though, so, I don’t know if they ride it out or send him down.
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This is the internet, where anonymous people take advantage of message boards to project their depression and angst on others lol
ReggieDunlop68
hey hanrahan!
He definitely has the agility, but man does he need some serious conditioning [ex. the Gary Roberts school] to play in his natural skillset in the NHL.
If they send him down, it shouldn't be to "just learn the game". He gets the game in an instinctive sense, but he does not have the current fitness for the NHL.
Hey now. Marc Staal still sucks.
How he hasn't been benched yet, I'll never know.
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It's like that with everything. People never tell you about the good days of their marriage, but they're always bitching about the bad ones.
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