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NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs 2007
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Oh man, how surprised was I when I left my studying at 11:30pm to find the game still on! Amazing. These guys have crazy endurance, some of them were skating just as fast in the 4th overtime as they were in the 1st period!Originally Posted by sonick
Some of these guys are incredible athletes. I'd say someone wants to bring the cup home to Canada.
And the Rangers had a solid win of their own, I am actually surprised they scored the two first goals. Gravy, pure gravy.
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And the Rangers had a solid win of their own, I am actually surprised they scored the two first goals. Gravy, pure gravy.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Thanks to your Rangers, FNB, I had a good night in the pool -- my worry is how long they will last ...
As for the Cup coming home, I think Ottawa would have the best chance
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Thanks to your Rangers, FNB, I had a good night in the pool -- my worry is how long they will last ...Originally Posted by eg1
As for the Cup coming home, I think Ottawa would have the best chance
It'll be interesting to watch them tomorrow, which I plan to do. Thrashers looked very bad yesterday.
Ottawa looks very strong but how many times have they and fell flat?
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Ottawa didn't fall flat yesterday as much as Pittsburgh played superlatively. Staal dumped in a nice one; I can't believe he and Crosby are mere teenagers.
Buffalo dumped a game on a flatfooted performance, proving you still have to show up to win playoff games.
Buffalo dumped a game on a flatfooted performance, proving you still have to show up to win playoff games.
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I would say that a post season 2-0 Rangers is the beginning of an apocalyptic sign and if they were to move onto the next round I suggest we all chip in to get a place on high ground...or buy an arc.
FINALLY!!! Took about 5 periods to crack the Dallas defense and Turco, but Canucks finally managed to score on him after 5 scoreless periods, take it to OT, and win it again! Thankfully it was won in the 1st OT.Originally Posted by sonick
I listened to the game on the radio. I wish I could have seen it. I'm jumping on the Canuck bandwagon for the playoffs
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Ottawa didn't fall flat yesterday as much as Pittsburgh played superlatively. Staal dumped in a nice one; I can't believe he and Crosby are mere teenagers.Originally Posted by Kevin
Buffalo dumped a game on a flatfooted performance, proving you still have to show up to win playoff games.
The Icelanders did the right thing in resppnse for game 3 by coming out and swatting the puck like maniacs. Watching their goalie get zinged in the head was priceless. But when you are on the attack that much in the first period and dont score, that's going to come back and haunt you.
DiPietro while not the most amazing goalie out there is definitely a huge morale booster for this team. The Isles played better (Although Yashin looked like crap) last night even in their loss. That late third period 2 man down penalty didnt help matters.
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Im telling you guys, better ask out that hot chick youve been dreaming about recently, a 7-0 Rangers playoff win and their being on the cusp of actually winning a playoff series does not bode well for Earth's future.
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Buffalo is looking good. Of course I don't care for the Islanders but still...
Hopefully Tampa will finish off those pesky Devils.
Hopefully Tampa will finish off those pesky Devils.
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Im telling you guys, better ask out that hot chick youve been dreaming about recently, a 7-0 Rangers playoff win and their being on the cusp of actually winning a playoff series does not bode well for Earth's future.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
As long as they keep winning and I get to collect my Pool winnings, that's cool ...
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