That third period for the Flyers last night was a thing of beauty! Bryzgalov looked sharper as the game wore on and would have had a shutout were it not for Hartnell taking him out. Superb effort by the Flyers in that third.
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New York Rangers coach John Tortorella didn't take kindly to San Jose Sharks captain Joe Thornton calling his team "soft" following New York's 5-2 victory over San Jose on Monday night.
"It surprised me, and I've never heard a player say that," Tortorella told reporters after Tuesday's practice, according to the New York Daily News. "Joe's a heck of a player, but here's a player popping off about our team, and Joe hasn't won a god d--- thing in this league. He could go down as a player, being one of the better players in our league never to win anything. So what he should do is just shut up. It was uncalled for, it was classless, and I've never had it happen like that before."
Thornton took a shot at the Rangers after the game, the Sharks' first loss on their six-game road trip.
"They were probably the softest team we played on the trip," Thornton said. "We should have had these two points."
When told about Thornton's jab after the game, Tortorella responded, "Wonderful." At that point, he declined to comment further.
Anyone see that Caps comeback last night? Anaheim was shredding the Caps defense; they were up 3-0 halfway through the second period. But the Caps rallied back, with Backstrom tying the game at 4 with just 42 seconds to go in the 3rd. Backstrom ended up winning it for the Caps in OT about 3 minutes in.
Good to see the Caps get a win after dropping those two games on the road, and even more than that, it's nice to know that the Caps have the guts to pull out a win after being down 3-0. Hopefully they remember that grit when the playoffs come 'round...
Leafs vs NJ tonight, battle of my two favorite teams. Lots of questions about who is playing goal for both teams tonight and I think who plays makes all the difference. If Brodeur plays and Reimer doesn't, the game goes to NJ, if only Reimer plays it is the Leafs game, if neither or both play, it is anyone's game.
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Looks like neither goalie playing well there tonight. 15 shots a piece and the score is 5-3?
Heard they did it with Ovechkin on the bench which has caused a rift between him and Boudreau. They talked about it during the Flyers game on Versus tonight.
Now, I know it's early in the season, and I see Pittsburgh, Washington and Philly at the top of the East as is usual lately, but what the heck are Toronto, Ottawa, Florida, Carolina, and Buffalo doing up there? Boston way at the bottom. Hello, what's going on here?
MJ5150 said:P.S.... anyone catch the allegations from Georges Laraque?
-Mike