Where do you live? Middle-East?
Currently in Scotch Country; some good stuff around here.
Bring some back for me! I enjoy a nice Islay, my preferred one these days is the Lagavulin 16 years.
Where do you live? Middle-East?
Currently in Scotch Country; some good stuff around here.
Bring some back for me! I enjoy a nice Islay, my preferred one these days is the Lagavulin 16 years.
Wait, GDTception?
Yeah, no one scheduled to make one, then two appear within 15 minutes of one another.
canadiensnation asked to do it a little while ago in the GDT schedule thread, always better to check there first
Ah ok, my reflex is to only check the table on the first page.
Pacioretty-Desharnais-Gallagher
Prust-Plekanec-Gionta
Galchenyuk-Eller-Ryder
Moen-White-Armstrong
Markov - Emelin
Bouillon - Gorges
Kaberle - Subban
Price
Moulson-Tavares-Boyes
Okposo-Neilsen-Bailey
Martin-Cizikas-McDonald
Ullstrom-Reasoner-Grabner
Martinek- Hickey
Streit-Finley
Macdonald-Hamonic
Nabokov
Montreal
Last 10: 7-0-3
1st in East, 32pts
New York
Last 10: 5-4-1
11th in East, 20pts
Notes shamelessly copy-pasted from from NHL.com:
This will be Montreal’s second in a five-game road swing and injuries are starting to affect how coach Michel Therrien doles out his ice time. Defensemen Andrei Markov (27:03) and P.K. Subban (26:49) each established new season highs for ice time in Sunday night’s big 4-3 win in Boston. When Raphael Diaz was healthy, Therrien liked the balance on his three defense pairings and it was largely special teams that created the differences in the ice time given to each. But now he is appearing to lean heavier on his top guys, a group that also includes Josh Gorges and Alexei Emelin.
The last time the Islanders faced the Canadiens, they were hoping to break out of a slump that saw them lose seven of their previous nine games. That come-from-behind, overtime win in Montreal appears to have done that, with the Islanders going 3-2-1 in their last six dating back to that win. But the power play is a problem, going four straight games without scoring (0-for-11). The Islanders’ power play is truly strange in that it is clicking at a 16.4 percent rate at home, 23rd in the National Hockey League, but it’s a League-best 32.3 percent on the road. This game against the Canadiens is the fifth of a seven-game homestand.
Players to look out for:
Habs: Brian Gionta, Travis Moen, Francois Bouillon
Isles: Tavares, Moulson, Streit, DiPietro
THE MONTREAL CANADIENS GDT DRINKING GAME
Req: Beer, or if you're a man, whiskey
Take 1 drink if:
Take 2 drinks if:
- The RDS commentator uses the word "péniblement"
- The Habs commit an icing with seconds left in the period
- Lars Eller makes a good play and everyone in the thread mentions how he should play more
- Someone complains about Moen
- Gionta shoots high-and-wide
- Emelin crushes someone
Take 3 drinks if:
- You lose sight of David Desharnais during a play because he's by the near-sideboards and only spot him by noticing his floating helmet
- Ryan White commits a penalty and everyone in the thread erupts in rage
- Carey Price lets in a goal and Maliki2 mentions it (drink every time he mentions the goal)
- Someone complains about Armstrong
- Someone mentions that Emelin has metal plates in his eye
Finish drink if:
- Brian Gionta skates the puck to the o-zone blueline, dumps it and then runs off to change (aka The Dump-and-Change)
- A Hab commits a delay-of-game puck over the glass and it makes you miss Hamrlik and Spacek
- Gionta misses an impossible-to-miss open net
- Someone calls Pacioretty "Wolverine"
- A goal is scored
Finish a brand new drink if:
- Price lets in less than one goal
- Gionta completes a hat-trick
- You think about your ex and it makes you wonder how thing's could've been...
- A player is traded mid-game
- Thomas Kaberle scores the 20,000th goal in Montreal Canadiens history
I've never made a GDT, hope this is okay.
aich. Tried an Islay once, it's horrible. I'm more of an Highland fan.
Now THAT is hilariousTake 2 drinks if:
Carey Price lets in a goal and Maliki2 mentions it (drink every time he mentions the goal)
Players to look out for:
Habs: Brian Gionta, Travis Moen, Francois Bouillon
For those of us stuck watching an Islanders stream, I will add the following. Take 1 drink if Butch Goring mispronounces a name.
Blasphemy. As far as I'm concerned, Islay IS scotch.
Meh. They have 8 refineries on that small island.
Compare to the hundred factories in Speyside alone.
Plus, Lowland and Highland provide some great contrasts to Speyside and Islay...
These things are purely subjective, you have to admit
Well of course, to each their own, bit I love peat heavy scotch. I know there's some great complex highland scotches, but if I want to splurge on scotch, I want taste peate, salt and smoke.