DarkandStormy
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Tropp was actually quite competent as a 4th liner. Miss him.
No, he wasn't. There's a reason Chicago's AHL team sent him to Albany.
Tropp was actually quite competent as a 4th liner. Miss him.
Feel sorry for the kid. Wonder if that ends up being his one shot in the NHL: 6:15 TOI.
He is our Moonlight Graham.
Ha, I was going to post that initially, but wasn't sure if anyone gets that reference anymore!
There are plenty of old folks on this board to get the Moonlight Graham reference.
I think you have to be pretty young to miss that one. Or just hate baseball. I'm 31 and I saw Field of Dreams about 100 times as a kid.
He is our Moonlight Graham.
The good? We're not in last in the NHL. The bad? We're last in the East. If we would have won we would have jumped Toronto and Carolina and been tied with Buffalo. We have more wins than all of them, but haven't been able to force any games to OT. Which we have to at the very least start doing.
On the plus side, the ROW for the CBJ is very good from a tiebreaker point of view. Just need to win more now...
Ken Hitchcock apparently called out the Jackets for 'cheating' Saturday night...
Jeremy Rutherford (STL media personnel):
"Why were the Blues so successful on face-offs Saturday against Columbus? You'll remember they won 37 of 53 (69.8%) of the draws. (1/2)"
Well, Hitch knows why: "The other team was cheating, and we got the linesman to square them up and they didn't win any draws because of it."
Hitch: "They were turning and cheating and we dinged them on it. They had to go about it with fair play and they couldn't beat us."
Hitch: "They had a couple of guys who got us in Columbus. We asked for help on it and we didn't get it, and we got it the last game."
Turning and cheating?! What? If he's talking about a guy basically turning around as quickly as possible while pushing the opposing center back, essentially boxing him out, so another player can come pick the puck up isn't cheating? Maybe interference or something but eh...
He's talking about the jackets turning their skates prior to puck drop.