snowmonster
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^ Amen.
I am loving the Blackhawks' power play so far.
I am loving the Blackhawks' power play so far.
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I just hope that Jagr can net a goal by the end of the series. He so deserves it they way he's played the vast majority of the playoffs! That pass on the PP last night to Bergeron for the 2nd goal was about as good a set up pass as you can get in hockey!
And if the B's win Lord Stanley's Cup, at this moment in time I don't think that it will take too much thought to award Tuuka the Con Smythe! He's be great to say the least
^ Amen.
I am loving the Blackhawks' power play so far.
Depends on the extent of the Bergeron injury. I want to have faith they can pull it out, but without their best player I don't like the Bs chances.
If the B's play like they did in the 1st 3 games, I like their chances (even in game 1 they played very solidly and disciplined) If they play like they did the last 2 games (generally sloppy) it's over on Monday night :-(
The one thing that is pretty obvious - the vast majority of the goals that Rask has given up have been more related to defensive breakdowns/lapses vs. "Goalie error" The vast majority of the goals that Crawford has let in have been "Goalie error" and not defensive breakdown.
I sure hope that Bergeron is good to go tomorrow night - both for his skills and for a team "pick me up"
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What the hell just happened? As much as I hate seeing the handshake line tonight, I think this is one of the best traditions in all of sport.
Thank you, Bruins. Well done, Blackhawks.
I feel a sleep early sorry Boston, congratulate Chicago.
I love that everyone on both teams does this tradition.
Well.... That sucked.
Defensively, it got chaotic and the bruins often try playing the puck rather than trying to clear it