MiamiScreamingEagles
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- Jan 17, 2004
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I ****ing love Kimmo
Remember 07-08 before he got hurt... he ruined Ovi and Kovalev, when both were playing arguably the best hockey of their careers, each time they were on the ice they looked like 4th liners. Kimmo is defo one of the most underrated D-men ever to lace up a set of hockey skates.
LOL
Bryz once again showing how terrible he is from going side to side
This is the first time all year we have seen the "real" giroux. When he gets angry he plays like a freakin demon on the ice that no one wants any apart of. I want demon giroux from now until we raise lord stanley this year.
lol ....... really ???
he looked great all game, INCLUDING how fast he was post to post tonite ....... the team owed him that comeback
I remember him often being a beast against Crosby as well.
lol ....... really ???
he looked great all game, INCLUDING how fast he was post to post tonite ....... the team owed him that comeback
"Thank God Jake did (fight), because I was about to jump over the boards." — Zac Rinaldo”
The guy has been a ~45point D-man for 13 years... and still gets so little praise. Averages 43 points per 82 games played over his career.
I'm sorry (what a win!) but this team isn't gonna do anything in the playoffs with the personnel on defense and goaltender. This team needs a high draft pick I firmly believe.
Bryz put up sold numbers tonight.
I recall him making an incredible side to side save in the first period.
Is too much to ask to actually look at the goals that were scored, and not just the save percentage? Tip in from point blank range, breakaway, shot in the shot from a terrible turnover, one time blast on the PP from Ovechkin.
Well... as long as he made one.
Not really. He's kind of been a beast for the last week or so. 3rd multi-point game of the last 4. He's gotten way too much flack this year but that's what happens when you're the captain of a struggling Flyers team.
Well... as long as he made one.
Come on. He didn't have a super duper spectactular game, but he did play very well. He kept the Flyers in the game when the rest of the team decided to sit back.
pts do not= demon giroux. Giroux can rack up pts in his sleep, but its his physical game, and his emotion that this team really feeds off of and that he feeds off of. First time all year where we saw some huge emotion from him.
PHILADELPHIA -- Instant analysis of the Capitals’ 5-4 overtime loss to the Philadelphia Flyers Sunday night at the Wells Fargo Center:
Pivotal play I: Ruslan Fedotenko was left uncovered at the left side of the post for a tap-in from Kimmo Timonen with 1:34 gone in the overtime period.
Pivotal play II: With 9.5 seconds remaining in regulation and goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov pulled for the extra attacker, Timonen sent the game into overtime with a rising slapshot from the point that sailed past Braden Holtby’s glove hand.
Pivotal play III: With 5:04 gone in the third period and the score tied, Caps rookie defenseman Steve Oleksy drilled Flyers captain Claude Giroux with a clean, hard, open-ice hit. Jacob Voracek raced to Giroux’s defense and got into his first NHL fight against Oleksy. Voracek received two minutes for instigation and another two minutes for instigation while wearing a visor. Ironically, Oleksy is playing without a visor for the first time in his career so that he does not get called for that penalty. On the ensuing four-minute power play the Caps got goals from Marcus Johansson and Alex Ovechkin to take control of the game.