Yes, same old Penguins. If NHL games were only 40 minutes long the Pens would have a couple more championship banners hanging from the rafters. These all-too-common third period comebacks by their opponents is beyond frustrating.
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Funny how that works...Malkin got a gift from his buddy Ovechkin and kicked off the scoring Friday night on a goal I could've made too.
Low and behold, the Pens play hockey for 60 minutes and they won.
-Mike
Yeah, buddy, I think we've got this figured out. You banged on Malkin...next game he gets four points. I banged on Jarry...next game he gets a shutout. Guaranteed win after every loss if we throw darts at them.Malkin got a gift from his buddy Ovechkin and kicked off the scoring Friday night on a goal I could've made too.
Low and behold, the Pens play hockey for 60 minutes and they won.
-Mike
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I believe that Bedard will step up over time to be the real thing and be the future of the Hawks for years to come. He's only 18 years old and feeling his way around the league. I certainly wouldn't expect him to be all that and a can of corn for a bit... but I believe he will be!I stopped watching the Hawks game after they were down 3 - 0 in the 2nd period.
I was hoping that Bedard would elevate the rest of the team to his level, but it seems that the opposite is happening. Bedard looked like a clown out there when a Habs player skated right around him like he wasn't even there and they ended up scoring because of it.
The Hawks looked pathetic tonight - especially the defense. They allowed three breakaways on three consecutive power plays within ten minutes of play time.
After the Phillies traded Ryne Sandberg (*and* Larry Bowa) to the Cubs for Ivan DeJesus (!!!) Sandberg went 0 for his first 20 and 1 for 31; it was not a good April for Ryne. Manager Dallas Green showed patience as he was confident there was going to be a payoff in the longer run. Seemed to work out. I think when all is said and done Bedard will have a bigger impact for the Hawks than Sandberg did for the Cubs. I can't even imagine the weight he's got to carry around but he sure seems like he's got a good work ethic and is doing everything he can - and let's face it, those aren't the '77 Canadiens out on the ice with him either. I like that he's shooting a LOT - those will start going in at some point (the speed on those wristers is amazing); I'm sure they are working on it but I want to see the faceoff wins pick up.I believe that Bedard will step up over time to be the real thing and be the future of the Hawks for years to come. He's only 18 years old and feeling his way around the league. I certainly wouldn't expect him to be all that and a can of corn for a bit... but I believe he will be!
Fishheadjoe
I believe that Bedard will step up over time to be the real thing and be the future of the Hawks for years to come. He's only 18 years old and feeling his way around the league. I certainly wouldn't expect him to be all that and a can of corn for a bit... but I believe he will be!
Fishheadjoe
Only a matter of time before the team quits on Tortellini.The young Flyers team outplayed the Oilers tonight. Carter Hart was very sharp again, but only had to face 22 shots (I think). Still gonna' be a long season for the Flyers, but I'm liking the hustle I'm seeing from some of these young guys. A whole bunch of them are 24 and under.
There was no quit in them tonight in Dallas. Dallas jumped out to an early 2-0 lead, but the Flyers kept working hard and tied it at 2-2.Only a matter of time before the team quits on Tortellini.