HitoftheMillennium*
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- Jan 23, 2016
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Okay... so I'm probably going to get ripped to shreds for even bothering to post this, but I'm going to get it off my chest...
I've been following them since the second round. I wanted to see how the team that beat my team would do against a so-called team elite and exciting (and for the record, last year's PIT team was WAY different than this year's in terms of how their games played out).
This team does not excite or interest me at all. I can't get into their "style" of play one bit.
I've seen some boring games/teams, and this year's Pittsburgh team is right up there.
It seems to me like people just think "oh wowserz, Crosby and Malkin! And Kessel! What a high flying team!"
And no, I'm not insinuating those three are boring. You can exclude them.
It's this whole chipping the pucks off the boards, lobbying it in the air garbage that completely ruins any sort of flow or rhythm to their games that I can't stand.
I just think it's funny and ironic that people raked a team like Ottawa over the coals for being "boring" even though the team did what it needed to do in order to win and PIT gets a complete pass.
Game one of the SCF was probably the most boring Cup Finals game I've ever watched... well, or tried to. I literally fell asleep during the second period.
I watched the third and saw NSH tie the game and thought, "okay, now this is quite an intriguing development."
Then PIT takes their first shot in 35 minutes or whatever it was and scores and then gets an empty netter... lol.
It's not just that PIT is boring; I can't understand how this team keeps winning. Is the League so mediocre that no team can beat a team that can't sustain offensive zone pressure or move the puck up ice crisply and neatly?
To be honest, WSH should have beat this team, and I really wish OTT had done so at this point.
I also feel for NSH fans who had to suffer through that.
Rant over.
You can go ahead and blast me for whining or say I shouldn't watch their games then... even though Sens fans had to endure this same type of criticism for three rounds.
And look at that: I'm defending the Sens/their fans now. That says a lot.
I've been following them since the second round. I wanted to see how the team that beat my team would do against a so-called team elite and exciting (and for the record, last year's PIT team was WAY different than this year's in terms of how their games played out).
This team does not excite or interest me at all. I can't get into their "style" of play one bit.
I've seen some boring games/teams, and this year's Pittsburgh team is right up there.
It seems to me like people just think "oh wowserz, Crosby and Malkin! And Kessel! What a high flying team!"
And no, I'm not insinuating those three are boring. You can exclude them.
It's this whole chipping the pucks off the boards, lobbying it in the air garbage that completely ruins any sort of flow or rhythm to their games that I can't stand.
I just think it's funny and ironic that people raked a team like Ottawa over the coals for being "boring" even though the team did what it needed to do in order to win and PIT gets a complete pass.
Game one of the SCF was probably the most boring Cup Finals game I've ever watched... well, or tried to. I literally fell asleep during the second period.
I watched the third and saw NSH tie the game and thought, "okay, now this is quite an intriguing development."
Then PIT takes their first shot in 35 minutes or whatever it was and scores and then gets an empty netter... lol.
It's not just that PIT is boring; I can't understand how this team keeps winning. Is the League so mediocre that no team can beat a team that can't sustain offensive zone pressure or move the puck up ice crisply and neatly?
To be honest, WSH should have beat this team, and I really wish OTT had done so at this point.
I also feel for NSH fans who had to suffer through that.
Rant over.
You can go ahead and blast me for whining or say I shouldn't watch their games then... even though Sens fans had to endure this same type of criticism for three rounds.
And look at that: I'm defending the Sens/their fans now. That says a lot.