Uli Kunkel
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habs and penguins draw cupcakes, paille and kelly out, caron now the 11th fwd, haven't won in the joe since dave lewis, gary bettman troll trophy jinx. i'm not feeling good about this.
I totally forgot about the disallowed goal.Wasn't that also the game where they disallowed a completely good goal by the Bruins without review which would have changed the outcome?
The Habs did not draw a cupcake, I think Tampa wins that series IF Ben Bishop comes back. Lindback is, not good. but Carey Price's playoff record is laughable.habs and penguins draw cupcakes, paille and kelly out, caron now the 11th fwd, haven't won in the joe since dave lewis, gary bettman troll trophy jinx. i'm not feeling good about this.
habs and penguins draw cupcakes, paille and kelly out, caron now the 11th fwd, haven't won in the joe since dave lewis, gary bettman troll trophy jinx. i'm not feeling good about this.
The Habs did not draw a cupcake, I think Tampa wins that series IF Ben Bishop comes back. Lindback is, not good. but Carey Price's playoff record is laughable.
The Blue Jackets are not going to back down. IF Goalie bob gets his **** together they will push the Penguins.
Our forward depth is taking a hit.
What's up with Kelly? I thought he was "scratched" because of a made up injury and he's been out for 2 weeks. Caron playing hurts. I think if Kelly or Paille come back, Florek should be in and Caron in a suit.
Cannot wait for this to start. Unfortunately I'll be driving to NJ when the puck drops.
Excited to see our offensive depth pay off big-time!
Is Kelly definitely out for tomorrow? I hadn't seen anything on Kelly.
I'm willing to bet no matter how wonderful Paille is doing he isn't coming back for this series and if he does it will be late.
Team needs Kelly. If we have to ice Caron whatever line he is on is going to be unable to score and will likely be stuck in the D zone. Kelly is a fan whipping boy because he has stone hands but he contributes far more than the haters want to admit.
I totally forgot about the disallowed goal.
It's amazing how drastically my opinion of the bottom two lines change with one player removed per line (no matter who it is). While we have tremendous defensive depth replacements, our forward replacements feel particularly weak this year relative to previous years.
Much like in my last post where I had to delineate to you the difference of actually producing great goaltending this season and being capable of great goaltending this season, it appears as though I need to do the same with the difference between being capable of great goaltending and "******" goaltending. You're not interested in a discussion if you want to keep changing the parameters of the discussion and straight out making **** up.
Go fetch for me where I said Detroit has "******" goaltending.
I won't be waiting.
It's amazing how drastically my opinion of the bottom two lines change with one player removed per line (no matter who it is). While we have tremendous defensive depth replacements, our forward replacements feel particularly weak this year relative to previous years.
The Habs did not draw a cupcake, I think Tampa wins that series IF Ben Bishop comes back. Lindback is, not good. but Carey Price's playoff record is laughable.
The Blue Jackets are not going to back down. IF Goalie bob gets his **** together they will push the Penguins.
Our forward depth is taking a hit.
What's up with Kelly? I thought he was "scratched" because of a made up injury and he's been out for 2 weeks. Caron playing hurts. I think if Kelly or Paille come back, Florek should be in and Caron in a suit.
@DanCagen: Chris Kelly, Daniel Paille and Matt Bartkowski miss practice, but aren't officially out for Game 1 yet http://t.co/sfdA949R5R #Bruins
It was also the game when the puck ended up in Meszaros's pants and no one knew where it was and the ref didn't blow the whistle - it dropped out and they scored.
Semantics. You say their goaltender is a "bum" and then go on to deride his entire body of work this season based on his statline on NHL.com. I put it more bluntly rather then *****foot around your obvious premise.
I'm not the one changing the parameters of the discussion. Stick to what you originally said, it's OK, we're all entitled to our opinion.
Again, had you actually watched Howard this year you'd know he had some consistency issues. He at times looked like a Vezina caliber goalie, and at other times like a guy who was struggling to put it all back together. The Detroit D at times didn't help either. Based on his larger body of work (read: his career) I'd think that had more to do with the injury issues he's been plagued with which he seemed to have gotten past at the end of the season.
Bring all the ridiculous comparisons to Carey Price's inability to perform in the post season and an aging Martin Brodeur you want, but it doesn't change the fact that Howard is a great goalie and has played lights out in the playoffs more often then not.
I'm glad the Bruins won't be taking teams as lightly as you are.
what is the last update on McQuaid? I'm curious if he'll leapfrog anybody in the lineup when healthy. I don't think he should play over Miller, but I wonder if they'd take a chance on one of them playing their off side. something like:
Chara-Dougie
McQuaid-Boychuk
Krug-Miller
Basically what I'm wondering is assuming Krug and Miller stay in the lineup, if McQuaid playing the off side would still be an upgrade over Bart or Mez.
what is the last update on McQuaid? I'm curious if he'll leapfrog anybody in the lineup when healthy. I don't think he should play over Miller, but I wonder if they'd take a chance on one of them playing their off side. something like:
Chara-Dougie
McQuaid-Boychuk
Krug-Miller
Basically what I'm wondering is assuming Krug and Miller stay in the lineup, if McQuaid playing the off side would still be an upgrade over Bart or Mez.
I love how you constantly use stats without context to win arguments (particularly to discredit Krejci, or pump Seguin's tires), but then when the stats don't support your argument like in this case you try and come up with a million reasons to ignore them.
Like...surely you can see the irony of you arguing that a guy like Howard is a "great goalie" despite regular season inconsistency simply because he shows up in the playoffs and yet not affording David Krejci the same benefit of the doubt, right? By your own logic in this post you should be calling Krejci a "great forward"
Semantics. You say their goaltender is a "bum" and then go on to deride his entire body of work this season based on his statline on NHL.com. I put it more bluntly rather then *****foot around your obvious premise.
I'm not the one changing the parameters of the discussion. Stick to what you originally said, it's OK, we're all entitled to our opinion.
Again, had you actually watched Howard this year you'd know he had some consistency issues. He at times looked like a Vezina caliber goalie, and at other times like a guy who was struggling to put it all back together. The Detroit D at times didn't help either. Based on his larger body of work (read: his career) I'd think that had more to do with the injury issues he's been plagued with which he seemed to have gotten past at the end of the season.
Bring all the ridiculous comparisons to Carey Price's inability to perform in the post season and an aging Martin Brodeur you want, but it doesn't change the fact that Howard is a great goalie and has played lights out in the playoffs more often then not.
I'm glad the Bruins won't be taking teams as lightly as you are.