Lord Stanley

[89911]

As Mark said, all in good fun. Besides, the Pens let you have the 65 YO Mark Recchi I don't think the flyers have much left after the injuries. Like I said, the power they have over the devils might be all they got.

[1990C4S]

Mr. Recchi is 18 months old than Brett Favre. Seriously.

[Buckterrier]

Originally Posted by 1990C4S

Mr. Recchi is 18 months old than Brett Favre. Seriously.

Bringing his name into this thread should get you banned for life!!
(wow that's amazing)

[Por_sha911]

In the meantime, someone forgot to tell the Canucks to show up last night! Snore.

[Por_sha911]

Wow. The Habs are doing a re-enactment of the book "The Little Engine That Could". Someone forgot to tell them that they can't beat the President's Trophy Winner Caps and then come from behind to beat the Pens.
p.s. Has anyone else noticed that in the second round of playoffs we have
East: 4, 6,7,8 seed
West: 1,2,3, 5 seed
Exact opposites!

[dentist90]

vs.


Just a little wish I have, but I'm not delusional enough to expect it.

[1990C4S]

Originally Posted by Buckterrier

Bringing his name into this thread should get you banned for life!!
(wow that's amazing)

Let me re-phrase: And old grey QB in the NFL is 18 months younger than Mr. Recchi.

People marvel at 'F', yet hockey players that are older and play 82 games per year (vs 16) get no recognition.

[1990C4S]

Originally Posted by Por_sha911

Wow. The Habs are doing a re-enactment of the book "The Little Engine That Could".

Their coach preaches five men low and rely on the goalie to block any shots that get through. Out-man the opposition and you should win most battles for rebounds. If the goalie can stand on his head they can win. It ain't rocket science, but it takes a certain dedication to block shots like that night after night.

[Por_sha911]

Originally Posted by 1990C4S

Their coach preaches five men low and rely on the goalie to block any shots that get through. Out-man the opposition and you should win most battles for rebounds. If the goalie can stand on his head they can win. It ain't rocket science, but it takes a certain dedication to block shots like that night after night.

I don't think we can simply it down to "even a caveman can do it..." scenario. Bottom line is they are doing the impossible so whatever they are doing, for now its working for them. Sooner or later someone will figure out the weakness in the armor and they'll have to make adjustments.

[trader220]

Despite the fact he plays for Boston, you have to appreciate the guy Recchi has had a fantastic career, he a leader on and off the ice and he'll do anything it takes to win. If Jamie Moyer can be an ugly yet effective pitcher at 64 years old (nice series over the mets) then I would not sell Rec short.

We need to win tonight. I thought the Flyers were flat in the first period sat probably because of the long layoff.

[Roosterrusek]

I think that the Flyers - Boston series is FAR from decided. The Flyers with their injuries and the fact that they were soooo flat from a 9 day layoff still forced the game to OT.

After tonight's game more will be able to be garnered.

[911boost]

Let's hope that poor calls with regards to goalie interference and all sorts of other bizarro type calls don't continue to make the games one sided.....

[Por_sha911]

Originally Posted by trader220

Despite the fact he plays for Boston, you have to appreciate the guy Recchi has had a fantastic career...We need to win tonight. I thought the Flyers were flat in the first period sat probably because of the long layoff.

I agree with both. Recchi won't make it as long as Chelios or Gordie but he's a force to be reckoned with even at his age (although you should have said "is having" as opposed to "has had"). The Flyers looked unfocused the first period and the B's jumped on it. By the end of the 3rd period both teams were playing their A game with surges on both sides. 2-0 would sure sound better to me than 1-1

Originally Posted by BSiple

Let's hope that poor calls with regards to goalie interference and all sorts of other bizarro type calls don't continue to make the games one sided.....

A little sour grapes there? There has certainly been some goalie crashing by different teams. How about the dive by a goalie yesterday? Got away with that one.

[flatbutt]

all other considerations aside I would love to see Savard and Clark meet on the ice. It was a nice hockey moment to see Savard get that game winner.

[911boost]

No sour grapes Joe, I just don't like to see the pace of the game dictated by poor calls. While there were some doozy's last night, it seemed that SJ was on the side that benefited the most.

Hopefully the game tonight is as good as the one Saturday. That was a good time.

Bill

[Buckterrier]

Originally Posted by 1990C4S

Let me re-phrase: And old grey QB in the NFL is 18 months younger than Mr. Recchi.

People marvel at 'F', yet hockey players that are older and play 82 games per year (vs 16) get no recognition.

LOL, that's much better!

Great 'season' s far.

[Por_sha911]

Well, talk about bad calls! Savard gets punched a couple times and then he gets thrown into the sin bin. and Carcillo goes scott free. Another good game. Each team showed strengths. Even better for the Bruins. On to the city of brotherly love!

[flatbutt]

man you ain't lying! plus Carcillo is such a doosh nozzle with all of his diving this kind of call just riles me all that much more.

[911boost]

see what I mean Joe?

[Por_sha911]

I admit that there seem to be more inconsistent calls in the playoffs this year. It used to be that the refs had a "let them play" attitude because they didn't want a series to be determined by a call.
On another note, looks like the Wings are going to go down in flames this year. Botched a 3-1 lead in the 3rd. Pens/Habs may go 7.