Put a fork in the Rangers on Friday! Come on, Habs! Help us out, too!
Let's Go PENS!
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The cement head mentality is straight up 70s...you know, the last time the Flyers did anything of note in the postseason. And Hextall took that mentality to heart by setting records for goalie penalty minutes. The only problem is, the league left that **** behind decades ago, the Flyers still haven't figured that out.
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What a good turnaround. Go for the kill Friday!
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They're in Lundqvist's head. The Rangers have no momentum coming back to Pittsburgh. It would have to be a serious mental collapse from the Pens on Friday for this series to go past Game 5. As long as they keep the intensity level up and continue to play solid D, Friday night should be in the bag.
The refs were at it again. I just laughed when they called the tripping penalty on us, I believe in the 2nd period, as there were just 5 or 6 tripping no calls on the Rangers in the 2 minutes leading up to our penalty. The refs have been so one sided it reminds me of the Devils back in the day. They could do what they wanted and never get called for it in the playoffs.
Gibby's legit.
Letang continues to be the good Letang.
Fleury smokin'.
Geno and Sid feelin' it.
Orpik left early right? Reinjured? He had a hell of a hit on Richards. Borts may be back for Friday.
Niskanen had a tough night.....hope he turns it back around.
I'm wondering how this team (NY) beat Philly? Their "PP" has been our best weapon.
Go Habs.
Letang continues to be the good Letang.
Fleury smokin'.
Geno and Sid feelin' it.
Orpik left early right? Reinjured? He had a hell of a hit on Richards. Borts may be back for Friday.
Niskanen had a tough night.....hope he turns it back around.
I'm wondering how this team (NY) beat Philly? Their "PP" has been our best weapon.
Go Habs.
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Things are shaping up exactly how we need them to. The stars are aligning. Keep it up.
Only 15 shots against a team playing just five defensemen even though Bylsma brought that on himself by bringing Orpik back. Even Adams has stepped it up lately, no Glass/Orpik has made him a new man. imagine that.
Gibbons had another strong showing, speed kills.
Only 15 shots against a team playing just five defensemen even though Bylsma brought that on himself by bringing Orpik back. Even Adams has stepped it up lately, no Glass/Orpik has made him a new man. imagine that.
Gibbons had another strong showing, speed kills.
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Gibbons is my new favorite player. He's Mr. Hustle. Something is always happening wherever he is on the ice - hes' got speed, moves, and not afraid to get a little physical with guys that are a lot bigger than him.
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Know what's just as one sided or maybe even more so? The broadcast, Pierre in particular. Whenever the Pens did something well, it was because the Rangers screwed something up. And he basically blamed the whole loss on McDonagh acting like his injury brought down the greatest player in the history of all of hockey. It was painful to listen to.
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You just can't get announcing that isn't hostile to any Pittsburgh team. They all know nothing sells better than dissing a Pittsburgh team, no matter what sport it is.
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Yes! My friend and I gripe about that too. And the way he says "Orpik" gets to me too, he pronounces it like an 'e' like in the oil group Opec.
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Wonder if orpik will be out Friday?
LOL, I noticed the Orpek thing, too.
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Wonder if orpik will be out Friday?
If Bylsma messes with the defensive pairings again to insert Orpik, I'll scream
Looked pretty bad on video though. at least a sprained knee
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I agree. While he was only in for a couple series, I do recall screening at the tv "what the **** are you doing Orpik". Lol
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Anyone but the evil Habs
Let's put them away today boys!
This crew does make watching the po's excruciating. Jones and Milbury are obvious haters and Rege McGuire is just obnoxious.....hard to believe he once coached here. I can listen to Roenick I guess.
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bullshit - the Bruins don't deserve ****
It was a 0-0 game - went OT
they got lucky with a garbage goal when it was the Habs that carried most of the play throughout the game, they were the better team
Grab some popcorn, and watch the Habs and Bruins beat each other up mercilessly, hopefully for 7 games.
Sucks for his loss.....wonder if he plays
New York Rangers forward Martin St. Louis is dealing with the death of his mother, France, who died unexpectedly Thursday at the age of 63.
According to Newsday, St. Louis flew to Montreal after learning of his mother's death, and there was no immediate word if he would be back with the Rangers for Game 5 of their Eastern Conference Second Round series against the Pittsburgh Penguins, set for Friday at Consol Energy Center (7 p.m. ET; NBCSN, CBC, RDS).
"Your heart just drops," goaltender Cam Talbot, one of a handful of Rangers to practice Friday, told Newsday. "We're all thinking about him in his time of need."
The Rangers sent out the following message via their Twitter account Friday: "We send our deepest condolences to Martin St. Louis on the passing of his mother, France. Our thoughts are with the St. Louis family."
New York Rangers forward Martin St. Louis is dealing with the death of his mother, France, who died unexpectedly Thursday at the age of 63.
According to Newsday, St. Louis flew to Montreal after learning of his mother's death, and there was no immediate word if he would be back with the Rangers for Game 5 of their Eastern Conference Second Round series against the Pittsburgh Penguins, set for Friday at Consol Energy Center (7 p.m. ET; NBCSN, CBC, RDS).
"Your heart just drops," goaltender Cam Talbot, one of a handful of Rangers to practice Friday, told Newsday. "We're all thinking about him in his time of need."
The Rangers sent out the following message via their Twitter account Friday: "We send our deepest condolences to Martin St. Louis on the passing of his mother, France. Our thoughts are with the St. Louis family."