GDT: G29: DET @ MIN - 6:30 PM Central

[cool blue]

Agree completely. I remember him being pretty shook up about it after.

Dumbs has no idea where it’s going usually

 

[Soldier13Fox]

Reaves.... lol. Come on man

 

[Southern Minny]

Oh Reaves!!! there it was lol!!

 

[AKL]

LOL

 

[Sad People]

#85 is huge for the Red Wings. Imagine this squad when they get that defenseman from Sweden on their team, forgetting his name right now.

 

[Digitalbooya]

Lmao, that was peak Reaves right there

 

[Southern Minny]

I was hoping Reaves would get one.

 

[AKL]

Y'all

 

[Digitalbooya]

Lmao, Zucc what was that G

 

[Southern Minny]

These guys better stop F'ing around, missed open net twice, better not bite them in the azz.

Good job Freddy!!

 

[Digitalbooya]

We love you Freddy

 

[AKL]

Gaudreau is teaching the empty net classes next practice

 

[MNNumbers]

I'm going to throw this in here. I remember when I was a kid, numbers for players were much more normal. Goalies usually wore 1, 2, or 30, 31, 32. All other players fit in between there.

I'm wondering who else remembers it like that, and also I'm wondering if Gretzky was the guy who opened up the whole number chain for everyone?

Comments?

 

[Nino Noderreiter]

Second pretty complete game in a row!

 

[Sad People]

Gus low key had a pretty good night.

 

[AKL]

Gus low key had a pretty good night.

It's not low key anymore. He's consistently putting up good nights.

 

[Soldier13Fox]

Gus low key had a pretty good night.

Among a string of pretty good nights. I see why Sens fans had some hope for him

 

[north21]

Gus low key had a pretty good night.

If Gus can keep this up we really robbed the sens bad, over a decade younger than Talbot.

 

[Soldier13Fox]

Man... I love 6:30 starts!

 

[AKL]

Gus is gonna be T-7th in the league in sv% among goalies with 10+ GP at .921%

 

[Sad People]

Admittedly I haven’t been able to catch that many games so that’s good to hear he’s been consistent.

 

[Webster]

Lmao, Zucc what was that G

He wanted Kirill to have that goal, isn't it cute...

 

[Wabit]

I'm going to throw this in here. I remember when I was a kid, numbers for players were much more normal. Goalies usually wore 1, 2, or 30, 31, 32. All other players fit in between there.

I'm wondering who else remembers it like that, and also I'm wondering if Gretzky was the guy who opened up the whole number chain for everyone?

Comments?

Just speaking for my kid's hockey teams. The youth organizations just buy jerseys in bulk every few years and get the logos and numbers just get pressed (or stitched) all at once. So the numbers all run concurrently by size (with a couple of exceptions for the standard goalie numbers). The kids don't really "keep" a number unless it's a small organization, and even then it's an out of pocket cost for the parents to get the new larger size done. It also keeps there from being number problems when kids need to play up for whatever reason.

 

[Wabit]

Dumba is 4th (JEE, Kap, Zucc ahead of him) on the team in 5v5 points.

 

[MNNumbers]

Just speaking for my kid's hockey teams. The youth organizations just buy jerseys in bulk every few years and get the logos and numbers just get pressed (or stitched) all at once. So the numbers all run concurrently by size (with a couple of exceptions for the standard goalie numbers). The kids don't really "keep" a number unless it's a small organization, and even then it's an out of pocket cost for the parents to get the new larger size done. It also keeps there from being number problems when kids need to play up for whatever reason.

Sorry Wabit, I was speaking about NHL numbers.