I think you make these comments more than the people you think make these comments do.pringles said:Man, that must mean he's really fucking old and declining.
I think you make these comments more than the people you think make these comments do.pringles said:Man, that must mean he's really fucking old and declining.
FOOTE said:Watching the replay after getting back from the game tonight. I thought this was a little funny.
Heretic said:Also, was the first goal in because of hiller or beauch? Couldn't see from my angle.
fallout said:I think you make these comments more than the people you think make these comments do.
you think that should have been a penalty too or just incidental contact?Socreges said:Haha nah. Lehtinen was in his crease. Perry gets in close, moves his stick to try and tip the puck and ends up elbowing Lehtinen in the mask. I don't think it was deliberate, but they made the right call.
The Bruins are now 7-3-3 against Toronto since they traded Kessel to the Leafs in the fall of 2009 for a package of draft picks.
After the game, Kessel was as silent off the ice as he was on it. On a night he wore an alternate captain's "A" on his sweater, he declined to speak to the media after the game.
Zdeno Chara has enjoyed plenty of success against Kessel since the speedy forward left town. Kessel had just 2 goals and 6 points in his prior 12 games against his former team. Thursday night was just a continuation of earlier impressive performances against one of the League's better snipers.
Meanwhile, Seguin, who scored a goal and added two assists in the win, continues to improve in his second NHL season. The Bruins used the other two draft picks to select forward Jared Knight (second round, 2010) and defenseman Dougie Hamilton (first round, 2011), two highly touted prospects who could become part of the rivalry in the years ahead.
MacAttack said:
I'm not _too_ concerned. That awful night on Thursday has crushed me, but you've gotta give up quality to get quality (even though at the time of the trade, Burke assumed the quality given up would be much less than today). And regardless of Kessel's performance on Thursday, the kid is leading the league in points and tied for the league lead in goals. He carried the Leafs on his back all by his lonesome for the first five games of the season.
Of course I'll wait a dozen or so more games before I can really comfortably say "Thanks for Kessel," but I think it's equally premature to act like the kid is junk after one bad performance in Boston this season.
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Kave_Man said:I have a few bets going with one of my buddies in regards to Seguin. He can get pretty dumb sometimes when it comes to anything drastic with the Leafs.
He bet me Seguin will NEVER score 20 goals in a season in his entire career. I expect to cash in within the next 2-3 years.
You will cash in at the end of this season.Kave_Man said:I have a few bets going with one of my buddies in regards to Seguin. He can get pretty dumb sometimes when it comes to anything drastic with the Leafs.
He bet me Seguin will NEVER score 20 goals in a season in his entire career. I expect to cash in within the next 2-3 years.
MacAttack said:
Caps third line has been their best line.pringles said:I'm seriously hyped about Wings-Caps tonight.. the two undefeated teams both fighting to keep the streak alive.
Little worried about Conklin being in net for Detroit though. He had a shutout in his last game but that wasn't against Ovechkin, Backstrom and Semin. But our defense has been solid and in the past they've been good at neutralizing Ovechkin.
Gonna be a good one.
Rafa=FedKilla said:We're gonna win the Cup this year at the salary floor.
MacAttack said:
Yup!MPW said:well duh
kaberle won the cup
case closed
hahahahahTabris said:Someone was just dumb enough to trade me Ryan Getzlaf for Ryan Kesler straight up in a roto/points/keeper style pool.
Solo said:Gomez out for at least a week. Time for Eller to step up.
Spacek is back tonight and Weber is sitting. The fuck, Martin? Weber has been probably our second best D-man behind Gorges. Why are they trying so hard to break his spirit? All he has done is played well at both forward and D consistently.
SuperSonic1305 said:Quite a bit of spin considering they lost to the Leafs 4 times last season.
Solo said:Gomez out for at least a week.
lupinko said:I'm just going to take Thursday as a writeoff (second game in two nights/Gustavsson/focus on stopping Kessel/etc).
Kave_Man said:I'd say leave the Monster out of that. I didn't see the game but from what I read and heard basically he did the best he could facing 40+ shots on goal. Apparently they were still "in it" until the third?
i don't know brah, what if Raycroft plays just as well?TurtleSnatcher said:I have a strong feeling we won't win tonights game agst the Kings..
Because we will have Raycroft in net
Oh and Quick has been as godlike as Lehtonen. And we are coming off a B2B .. blargh
Simon Belmont said:Yeah, the majority of the goals were the result of defensive collapses. The team did not play well in front of him.
Thought I read Spacek was out for tonight? Surprise they'd move Weber, none of the D has been particularly bad besides Subban.Solo said:Gomez out for at least a week. Time for Eller to step up.
Spacek is back tonight and Weber is sitting. The fuck, Martin? Weber has been probably our second best D-man behind Gorges. Why are they trying so hard to break his spirit? All he has done is played well at both forward and D consistently.
Alucard said:Pens and Devils tonight. It should be a good test. On a positive note, the Penguins will have their blue line completely healthy for the first time this season. Orpik, Letang, Martin, Michalek, Engelland, and Lovejoy are going to be shoring up the defense and giving power slams to opponents all night.
A Pens/Devils game is usually an interesting thing to see, although it has the potential to be sleepy.
Zombie James said:That's usually the way it's been for the past three years, and that's really my number one problem with the Leafs under Ron Wilson. No mater how much they've improved in terms of players on the ice, when they lose it's the same old script.
Red_Man said:Markovs picture has been replaced on the bell centre by cammys and this whole Florida trip of his and leaving on the home opener is making me nervous doesn't seem like things you would do if you were good with the organization.
When he's healthy Markov is a top 10-15 d man wiz isn't and I'm not concerned about his health more his attitude and relationship with PG having a vet like him skip the home opener seems very unusal.MPW said:I love Andre Markov, but two years of uncertainty was enough. They should have kept Wisnewski, who puts up similar numbers, and is 5 years younger, and is healthy. Gauthier has bet the farm, and lost.
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/gameday/whats_wrong_with_the_montreal_canadiens.html
I miss Seto.Rodeo Clown said:Nice goal by Seto.
Man, the Wild's power play is painful.