Smitty93
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Just have to say, I really enjoy Gord Miller and Ray Ferraro. Probably my favorite pairing in the playoffs this year.
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I know what the rule is...but that's a goal no matter what in Winnipeg for St. Louis. Common sense should prevail...
mikelvl
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Blues tie it, Jets with another blown 3rd period lead, and Kevin Hayes with an abysmal empty net gaffe that his brother Jimmy wouldn’t have missed
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WTF was Trouba doing there? He had tons of time...and tried to bleed 30 seconds off the clock behind his net?
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Bruinaura
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Hockey playoffs are still better than any other sport 
That was an unbelievable goal by Schwartz. To get that much power behind that type of mid air redirection...wow.
Mr Cartmenez
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It's weird and I love it. Happenings like that should remind you why teams are so weary of being sellers during the season. The Jackets were deemed to be selling and now some experts have them in the drivers seat and being buyers appeared to have worked out alright for them.
NHL imo has the (close to) perfect balance between good/great teams being rewarded and parity (like the Knights coming out of nowhere). But shockingly over the past 10 years there have only been 5 different teams crowned champions. Caps, Penguins, Blackhawks, Kings and obviously Bruins (+ one more SC-final during those years). But it's not like finals match-ups happen three times in a row and can be predicted before the season starts like Warriors vs. Cavs.
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Reilly Smith near takes face off Couture .2 refs and 2 linesmen and puck right there and they did not see it.Then they give him 2 mins and blood on ice hahahahahahaha THE REFS IN THIS LEAGUE SUCK.
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Mick Riddleton
“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.”
Connor looked bad on the winning goal against the Jets. He was cheating to go with the puck before he got it. Blues guy swooped in and took it and made the winning pass to the slot.
On Hockey Central today they said the same refs we had in game 3 worked the last Flames game and no huge media outrage. One team had such a crybaby attitude over them, yet it helped the Bruins get more power plays.
On Hockey Central today they said the same refs we had in game 3 worked the last Flames game and no huge media outrage. One team had such a crybaby attitude over them, yet it helped the Bruins get more power plays.
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His postgame comments were ill-advised
"Lucky pinballs," is how Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck would describe the game-winner, as Tyler Bozak's pass from the corner was tipped out of the air by Schwartz, who set-up directly in front of his crease, with the teams just 15 seconds away from going to overtime.
"Tough to eat that one, but I thought we were the better team. If we keep fighting here, it’s not over," said Hellebuyck.
Jets squander yet another early lead, lose 3-2 to Blues in Game 5 stunner
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“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.”
I meant Kyle Connor the winger. He was soft on the boards and was looking to get out of the zone before he had it. On the wrong side of the puck with seconds to go, very bad positioning. Defending the zone was the priority, eating the puck and keeping it to the boards.
Aeroforce
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I've been critical of some of the league's rulings, but I do think they got the call right on the Blues' controversial goal. I also agree with their explanation. Had Byfuglien not pushed the St. Louis player into the net, the Jets may have gotten the benefit of the doubt.
Typically I pull for Winnipeg, but they have no one to blame. They had numerous opportunities to clinch the division down the stretch yet played disinterested hockey. Instead of playing Dallas, who they've mostly manhandled in recent years, they got a streaking Blues team no one wanted anything to do with.
Typically I pull for Winnipeg, but they have no one to blame. They had numerous opportunities to clinch the division down the stretch yet played disinterested hockey. Instead of playing Dallas, who they've mostly manhandled in recent years, they got a streaking Blues team no one wanted anything to do with.
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I remember couple of seasons ago there were talk about pasta trouba swap lol.
PS. New in here, been reading boards for years and finally made an account. Huge Bruins fan from Europe.
Welcome and yes, I remember when there were cries for that trade to happen too! I for one and am thankful it did not.
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