Ragamuffin Gunner
Lost in the Flood
- I stopped watching the game with 10 minutes remaining
+ wtffff
this game is the reason I watch. With the talent we have you just never what something amazing is going to happen.
- I stopped watching the game with 10 minutes remaining
+ wtffff
Well, that settles it. Crosby now must score at an unprecedented rate to come back and win the Art Ross and, if he can't, give the C to Pittsburgh's true emotional leader and rock upon which glory is built: Kevin Porter.
Seriously though, are we allowed to openly ridicule and mock the people that perpetuated the "STRIP THE C!" nonsense yet? Seems many of them have conveniently slinked away recently.
This thread would be at 16 pages if the Pens lost tonight.
Was there a time we weren't allowed to mock the hilariously OT reactions and criticism this board and the internet in general has to Crosby? Oops.
I think we can get an average 2C and a mid 2nd for him without retaining salary now.
Not without being called a Crosby fanboy.
As for your proposal... silly, naive vabm8... Crosby's brains are literally chewed up gobs of Bubble Tape. We'll get Robert Bortuzzo for him and we'll ****ing like it.
Since today was a franchise record it seems... what are some of the best (or just your favorite) come from behind victories?
- Pens/Hawks Game 1 SCF: I was a youngster at this time so I didn't comprehend everything, but the stadium was so loud. I'll never forget that. We were down 4-1
- Billy G's last milisecond game tying goal against the Bs.
- Talbot's shush game against the Flyers. Down 3-0.
Off the top of my head those 3 immediately come to mind. Tonight's felt less likely than those 3. That's for sure.
Talbot's for me, I was too young to fully appreciate the Hawks one. I just assumed they were going to win every game back then and win cups forever.
I was there for the Guerin goal and it was pretty amazing too. It was funny, the guy sitting beside us goes "this team sucks, this is the worst game I've ever seen!" as the Pens struggle to get it out of their own zone with an empty net. Then Bergeron's stick breaks and Guerin scores and Dupuis wins it early on in OT. The same dude goes "Let's go Pens! I knew they'd win!"
At least he didn't leave early, I guess.
Another fun one was against the Caps during Malkin's rookie year. They were down I think 4-1 and came back to win in a shootout. Lots of hits, a mini-brawl and a ton of emotion in that game.
Strip Sid's "C".
We must be around the same age because I definitely thought the same thing. As a kid, I cried like a little baby in 93 and couldn't understand why the Pens didn't win a Cup every year.
Wasn't a last second comeback, but G4 of the 2009 finals is the comeback that is still with me. The igloo was rockin.
if Sid plays this way for the final 30 games of the season half of this board is going to have to permanently adopt a new whipping boy.
He's eventually going to have a night or two off.
Already down and going on the PK... I turned to my brother and said "This could be the series..." and it was. For the good guys.
Okay so maybe not because they murdered us in Game 5, but you get what I'm saying.
I thought for sure he'd be held off the scoreboard in this game because the Panthers were checking us so tight and Lu looked locked in.
And then Sid still found a way to get three points through all of that. So impressive.
It would help if Geno comes back soon though so Sid can get a few uhh slightly easier points.
Btw great pass by Daley to set Sid up in overtime. Daley made that decision almost immediately and not many guys would have gotten it to Sid that fast.
The Penguins' PIM list for game 5 is my favorite thing: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Stanley_Cup_Finals#Game_five
Hasn't it felt this was since Christmas, though, that NONE of Sid's points have come easy? Every night you could say, "wow, could have had 4!", but the only night he's had 4 is when he did it all himself.
The vintage Sid streaks always came with a smattering of easy assists. None of those around lately.