Most Important Goal In Blue Jackets History

[db2011]

you have to get there first...

series winning goal...sure...just to win a game...not as important to me...

I know what you mean, it's tough to say. If we'd made any noise at all that playoffs, or if that season were a season that really got something started for this franchise, I'd probably be there with ya. But it was a goal that tied a game, and most teams make the playoffs.

The goal to win the game was on the road and in overtime, a walk-off upset win. Just feels more momentous to me.

 

[1857 Howitzer]

not sure how clinching to make the playoffs for the first time isn't the leader here...

I think it's where it belongs (2nd or 3rd), but Calvert's goal was more important. Getting into the playoffs is big, but winning in the playoffs is bigger.

 

[1857 Howitzer]

I know what you mean, it's tough to say. If we'd made any noise at all that playoffs, or if that season were a season that really got something started for this franchise, I'd probably be there with ya. But it was a goal that tied a game, and most teams make the playoffs.

The goal to win the game was on the road and in overtime, a walk-off upset win. Just feels more momentous to me.

You're right on here.

 

[Heinze 57]

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[Heinze 57]

For me it's Calvert in Pittsburgh. It did something Nash's didn't, it won a playoff game. That was the first time we'd ever had a moment like that. I thought Nash's goal meant something and that one made it feel small time.

My favorite goal in franchise history is a tie between Dubinsky and Foligno because both were a special kind of madness. Best sporting event I've ever been to.