2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs
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Yup, stupid coaching, stupid moves by the gm, so much stupid by them this season. Regular season they where beasts, playoffs they where lambs.
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I can't believe the Rangers took the series from Pittsburgh. Elsewhere, we're into almost halfway into OT in Minnesota.
Coach and GM are gone. I wouldnt be surprised if the Pens offer up Malkin (in a blockbuster trade).
BTW, where's Cybok? Figured he'd be all over this thread since the PEns were playing.
Tonight... MTL/Bruins game #7.... doesnt get better than this.
I hope the Boston fans' stay classy and dont shower the Habs with beer as encouraged by local Boston radio in retaliation for the Habs fans throwing towels at Lucic (big difference between towels and beer) but I dont agree with anything put praise thrown.
I hope the Boston fans' stay classy and dont shower the Habs with beer as encouraged by local Boston radio in retaliation for the Habs fans throwing towels at Lucic (big difference between towels and beer) but I dont agree with anything put praise thrown.
The Pens are the Peyton Manning of the NHL.
Time to watch the pirates lose.
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Time to watch the pirates lose.
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Why I love the Habs..
Besides the tradition, history, culture... they're pure class.
Tonight for Game#7, the Bell Centre is sold out (each seat is 10$). All proceeds go to chairty. With profits off concessions and what not, they'll easilly raise
500k tonight.
What alot of fans appreciate, is before the team hits the ice, 2 local kids skate around the rink waving Habs flags to rev up the crowd.
Then they stop at each end of the door as the Habs get on the ice. Whats cool is each player will fist pump both kids as they pass by.
Sure its a small insignificant gesture for them.. but those two will remember it for the rest of their lives.
For any celebration, the Canadiens orginazation does it first class.
The 100 anniversary year, the Habs retired a few numbers. During Larry Robinson's jersey retirement (#19), was the first time my GF saw a tear in my eye.
From the ice, the camera travelled right to the lockey room where Larry was showing his grandson the pictures of all the Habs greats on the wall....
But the best was Patrick Roy's number retirement (#33). Maybe 20 minutes for the ceremony. there were still thousands of people outside. The camera zooms into an approaching taxi and out comes Saint-Patrick. The crowd was stunned. He made his way though the fans, shaking hands...then scanned his ticket. travelled through the halls of the Bell Centre, shaking hands (expression of peoples' faces were priceless)..then down the stands right into the ice.
Sadest though happen when Bernard "Boom boom" Geofrion passed the morning of his jersey retirement. Fans paid their respect with a long ovation. "Geoffrion's son Bob recounted how his parents had once gone to a boxing match at the Montreal Forum and that Geoffrion had told his wife Marlene that his own number would someday hang from the rafters beside that of her father's, Howie Morenz."
Besides the tradition, history, culture... they're pure class.
Tonight for Game#7, the Bell Centre is sold out (each seat is 10$). All proceeds go to chairty. With profits off concessions and what not, they'll easilly raise
500k tonight.
What alot of fans appreciate, is before the team hits the ice, 2 local kids skate around the rink waving Habs flags to rev up the crowd.
Then they stop at each end of the door as the Habs get on the ice. Whats cool is each player will fist pump both kids as they pass by.
Sure its a small insignificant gesture for them.. but those two will remember it for the rest of their lives.
For any celebration, the Canadiens orginazation does it first class.
The 100 anniversary year, the Habs retired a few numbers. During Larry Robinson's jersey retirement (#19), was the first time my GF saw a tear in my eye.
From the ice, the camera travelled right to the lockey room where Larry was showing his grandson the pictures of all the Habs greats on the wall....
But the best was Patrick Roy's number retirement (#33). Maybe 20 minutes for the ceremony. there were still thousands of people outside. The camera zooms into an approaching taxi and out comes Saint-Patrick. The crowd was stunned. He made his way though the fans, shaking hands...then scanned his ticket. travelled through the halls of the Bell Centre, shaking hands (expression of peoples' faces were priceless)..then down the stands right into the ice.
Sadest though happen when Bernard "Boom boom" Geofrion passed the morning of his jersey retirement. Fans paid their respect with a long ovation. "Geoffrion's son Bob recounted how his parents had once gone to a boxing match at the Montreal Forum and that Geoffrion had told his wife Marlene that his own number would someday hang from the rafters beside that of her father's, Howie Morenz."
Go Ny Rangers!
What a comeback!!!!
How bout them Ny Rangers!
I could not sleep after that win!
Lundqvist was insane.....
Down 3-1 storm back and knock off Crosby and Co!
Im not predicting anything. Not really sure how far this team
can go but Im loving the journey!
What a comeback!!!!
How bout them Ny Rangers!
I could not sleep after that win!
Lundqvist was insane.....
Down 3-1 storm back and knock off Crosby and Co!
Im not predicting anything. Not really sure how far this team
can go but Im loving the journey!
I wish the Rangers all the best. Alain Vigneault is a great coach (Hello Vancouver, AV was not the problem!), Marty St-Louis needs to go out on top and
Lundqvist deserves a championship.
Lundqvist deserves a championship.
