Game #5 : KINGS vs. CANUCKS - 1/28/2013 : 3-2 Shootout WIN!
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what an idiot.
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Thats for the comment King,
I do think tho you are shorting kassian a bit, Sedins have been basically dreadful this year and Kas has been carrying them, Also first two goals Kass was with raymond and ebbett haha.
Goodluck the rest of the year, Hope we meet in the playoffs.
Thats for the comment King,
I do think tho you are shorting kassian a bit, Sedins have been basically dreadful this year and Kas has been carrying them, Also first two goals Kass was with raymond and ebbett haha.
Goodluck the rest of the year, Hope we meet in the playoffs.
Well, two out of the last three years and we're 1-1. Gotta do best of 3 for the POs.
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Damn right, I can just see it now.
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Kassian is good, but he wasn't really what I expected before the game. I was expecting more of a physical slant to his game and that didn't happen tonight. Luongo was the Canucks best player and I really don't know if trading him is the right thing to do.
The Carter trade is one of those we'll look back on in a few years (or maybe even now) and not regret a single part of it. I felt that way when it was made and have only thought better of it over time. The guy is a natural goalscorer, I don't get why there were so many Philly fans against him, but I guess I'm glad they were.
Also nice to see Doughty hit the ground running this year and playing as excellent as anyone could have expected.
The Carter trade is one of those we'll look back on in a few years (or maybe even now) and not regret a single part of it. I felt that way when it was made and have only thought better of it over time. The guy is a natural goalscorer, I don't get why there were so many Philly fans against him, but I guess I'm glad they were.
Also nice to see Doughty hit the ground running this year and playing as excellent as anyone could have expected.
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Thats for the comment King,
I do think tho you are shorting kassian a bit, Sedins have been basically dreadful this year and Kas has been carrying them, Also first two goals Kass was with raymond and ebbett haha.
Goodluck the rest of the year, Hope we meet in the playoffs.
I watched one other Nucks game (the Oilers game) and that goal he basically just stood infront Sedin gave him a tap in. His other goals show unassited and from the Sedin's on the PP....so not sure about the Raymond/Ebbett stuff. I did also watch him take out Oilers fighter (Eager?).
I just think Nuck fans want to see so much more than is there (right now) because Hodgson started hot and Kassian being "great" instead of just "good" makes them feel better.
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The team looked good for most of the game, except for the power play. So many missed opportunities. Watching in person, I felt Gagne had an awful game. Poor decisions and sloppy puck control all night. Maybe it's just taking him longer to get back in game shape, which I understand considering how little he's played in the last year (including the lockout). Doughty looked good as usual. He starting to play more consistently. I thought Muzzin did well again, it's fun to see someone actually shoot the puck. I thought when we started hitting for a couple minutes there we looked like our old selves. Brown needs to keep leading the team in that direction.
The refs made a couple sloppy and odd calls again today. Nothing new there. I wonder how long it will take them to get up to speed collectively.
Good win, I thought Vancouver would have the advantage in the OT and the SO, but I was (thankfully) wrong.
The refs made a couple sloppy and odd calls again today. Nothing new there. I wonder how long it will take them to get up to speed collectively.
Good win, I thought Vancouver would have the advantage in the OT and the SO, but I was (thankfully) wrong.
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I think it's time to get Penner in. I put him in King's spot.
I was glad to see King get demoted after that weak ass shot he took. The Kings finally got some good speed into the Vancouver zone and put the shot on Luongo like he was dumping it in. Sutter demoted him/promoted Gagne immediately after that.
I was glad to see King get demoted after that weak ass shot he took. The Kings finally got some good speed into the Vancouver zone and put the shot on Luongo like he was dumping it in. Sutter demoted him/promoted Gagne immediately after that.
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I am very afraid of Kassian. Not only because he's ugly as sin, but he's pretty good at hockey!
But he's big, strong, and tenacious. With seasoning he could be very much like Bertuzzi in his prime.
Luongo has faced a lot of unfair criticism since being supplanted by Schneider as the starter. He's good. Tonight wasn't a great showcase of his talent, but I've always thought he was a good goalie, and I think you'll get great value for him when he's traded away.
P.S. Thanks for being civil in a rival's forum
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I think we're going to see that. For whatever reason DK hasn't played very well so far, and considering we have options in the press box there's no reason to persist. He'll be back in once someone goes down or plays poorly and that's bound to happen
i said before the game that I would rather have played Schneider tonight and Lu proved me right. He was fantastic.
Kassian is going to be a top 6er for a long time. Good hands and grit. We hold Clifford in the same regard.
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I can't stand the ****ing canucks
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Inner Turbulence
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I think Drew has been playing very well, that defensive stick on stick, taking away the puck move on Hansens "breakaway" was outstanding. But calling it "shutting down the opposing teams top line" might be a stretch when he's -2 on a night where there's 2 goals against.
Inner Turbulence
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What was wrong with it ? The puck was still moving forward the whole time, and he did get pretty close with that shot as it hit the post.
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Shellz
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Wow it was a sad attempt I agree. I think it was highly risky to do something like that especially in a short season. Not cool.
TheSlovenian
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I don't think anyone was demoted tonight. Sutter tried about a million line combinations. I couldn't keep up.
I have no idea what he is doing, but I have faith in Sutter. I do have to wonder about the chemistry of the lines at some point...but there was so much mixing and matching he had me guessing all night long.
I'm sure Vancouver was flummoxed as well.
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My only question with Voynov's tying goal was... where was the awesome celebration like the other Russian?
