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NHL Season 2019-20

The Pens put it all together tonight and kick off the short road trip with a regulation win.
Good stand by the defense to kill a five on three for 1:42.
Malkin played lights out, which is cool since he made some comments about that after the last loss.
Murray gave up two, one glove side high and the other right through his glove. He did play good overall though.
On to Columbus Thursday to face the always tough Bobrovsky, oh wait.

-Mike
 
The Pens put it all together tonight and kick off the short road trip with a regulation win.
Good stand by the defense to kill a five on three for 1:42.
Malkin played lights out, which is cool since he made some comments about that after the last loss.
Murray gave up two, one glove side high and the other right through his glove. He did play good overall though.
On to Columbus Thursday to face the always tough Bobrovsky, oh wait.

-Mike
He ain't even playing in Ft. Lauderdale right now.:(
 
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Folks, it looks like we are going to be losing our season soon. Yes, the virus will likely kill all professional sports for this year. Think about it, if one player on any team in any sport gets infected, you can essentially consider that sport's season over for the next month or two.
That one player will be forced into a two week self isolation. That also means that the entire team will be forced into isolation. Remove an entire team, regardless of what sport and that league will be forced to shut down for the duration of the epidemic.
I know that in the bigger picture, sport is entertainment, but this is the NHL thread....
Fishheadjoe
 
Folks, it looks like we are going to be losing our season soon. Yes, the virus will likely kill all professional sports for this year. Think about it, if one player on any team in any sport gets infected, you can essentially consider that sport's season over for the next month or two.
That one player will be forced into a two week self isolation. That also means that the entire team will be forced into isolation. Remove an entire team, regardless of what sport and that league will be forced to shut down for the duration of the epidemic.
I know that in the bigger picture, sport is entertainment, but this is the NHL thread....
Fishheadjoe
Already headed that way with European soccer clubs/leagues. Unfortunately, I think you're right about it only a matter of time before the same scenario lands here in North America. :(
 
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What I said is indeed a fact, it just hasn't happened yet, here in North America. Just look at what the Sharks are going through right now...
Fishheadjoe

No players for the Sharks have been diagnosed with coronavirus. None of their players are in quarantine.
The county where they play home games has prohibited large gatherings, over 1,000 people.
Facts, not fear my friend.
Should we jump to a 'the entire NHL season may be cancelled now as well as other sports' conclusion?
You can, but I'd rather not be that dramatic. You are speculating.

-Mike
 
I get that no Sharks have the virus as of yet, but to argue that seasons are not in jeopardy is fool hardy in my mind. Simply looking at the methodology currently in use for dealing with infected people will lead you to my position. I am not speculating on methodology, I am speculating that a professional in any sport that gets the virus will likely close down their entire league.
Please show me where I am wrong....
Fishheadjoe
 
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I get that no Sharks have the virus as of yet, but to argue that seasons are not in jeopardy is fool hardy in my mind. Simply looking at the methodology currently in use for dealing with infected people will lead you to my position. I am not speculating on methodology, I am speculating that a professional in any sport that gets the virus will likely close down their entire league.
Please show me where I am wrong....
Fishheadjoe

I'm not arguing the seasons are not in jeopardy.
I'm just curious what's your point to bring it up when it hasn't happened.
'Folks, it looks like we are going to be losing our season soon' as you said.
OK, what then? You want us all to sit in this thread and speculate about what might happen if it does?
If the NHL decided to cancel the rest of the season and playoffs, then I'd be up for discussing the impact to us as fans and those who live in NHL cities.
Until then, I don't see the point in speculating.

-Mike
 
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