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NHL 16-17
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Thu Oct 13, 2016 6:33 amby Serbia
What a game from Austin Matthews in his debut. 4 goals in the first two periods. Leafs fans have to be excited about having him.
Unfortunately for Leafs fan, the final score was Ottawa 5, Matthews 4 in OT. Sounds like it'll be a long year, Toronto.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Thu Oct 13, 2016 1:36 pmby DoomYoshi
They should probably trade him for not winning the game.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Thu Oct 13, 2016 7:00 pmby Serbia
DoomYoshi wrote:They should probably trade him for not winning the game.
Disgruntled Leafs Fan wrote:I'M STILL GLAD WE DUMPED KESSEL HE'S NOT GOOD
Re: NHL 16-17
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Thu Oct 13, 2016 10:05 pmby Serbia
The Red Wings tonight were led by their new players, as Thomas Vanek scored a pair, and Frans Nielsen got one. Wings lost to Tampa 6-4.
Going to be a long season in Detroit.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Fri Oct 14, 2016 11:04 amby tzor
Rangers 5 - Islanders 3I don't think it's going to be a happy time in Brooklyn.
I hate Manhattan
The Bronx and Staten Island too
It's hard to cheer the boys
In orange and blue.
- Click image to enlarge.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Fri Oct 14, 2016 11:44 amby IcePack
4 goals in debut and still lost. Welcome to the leafs.
Sharks got off to a good start. Can't wait for Meier to show up :/
Meier + LaBanc will be fun to watch hopefully sometime this season, maybe next year. I can't see Marleau coming back unless he takes a huge cut in pay. Thornton I guess comes back on a year to year basis like Jagr.
I'm interested to see how the new Colorado coach works out. If we lost Roy I'd like to see some progress since everyone likes to blame him.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Sat Oct 15, 2016 9:10 pmby Serbia
The Red Wings have no defense. I can't see their streak hitting 26 years. It's going to be a tough year of hockey in Detroit.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Sun Oct 16, 2016 2:08 amby nietzsche
Serbia wrote:What a game from Austin Matthews in his debut. 4 goals in the first two periods. Leafs fans have to be excited about having him.
he's mexican and he'll be greater than gretzky.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Sun Oct 16, 2016 1:26 pmby Gillipig
I'm the leader of the swedish mafia!
Re: NHL 16-17
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Sun Oct 16, 2016 2:25 pmby DoomYoshi
so you live in detroit??
Re: NHL 16-17
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Sun Oct 16, 2016 2:43 pmby Gillipig
Detroit lives in me, I am Detroit!! .... or what's left of it. I'm suprised the Red wings can still get enough people in the seats to make it worth staying, but maybe a relocation isn't too far away in the future, I'm working hard to bring them to Sweden, that's the swedish mafias long term plan. It's gonna be long travels for the visitors but still not further than when you go to Edmonton.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Mon Oct 17, 2016 9:14 amby tzor
Islanders 3 - Ducks 2 in Home Opener - Click image to enlarge.
The Good: Hey the train ride went well both ways.
The Bad: Going into overtime when I have a 90 minute train ride and then an additional 20 minute drive.
The Ugly: Half of the phone recharge stations were broke.
Getting the T Shirt which we sort of used like a rally towel ... PRICELESS.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Mon Oct 17, 2016 9:53 amby Dukasaur
tzor wrote:The Ugly: Half of the phone recharge stations were broke.
Really? They have "phone recharge stations" in stadiums now? Why the f*ck can people not live in the moment and pay attention to the game without jerking off on their stupid phones?
This generation disgusts me.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Tue Oct 18, 2016 9:20 amby tzor
Dukasaur wrote:Really? They have "phone recharge stations" in stadiums now? Why the f*ck can people not live in the moment and pay attention to the game without jerking off on their stupid phones?
They are connected to some stupid photo booth from one of the minor cellphone carriers.
When I saw the playoffs my seat was on the last row right against the metal wall. There was actually a power outlet there. That was heaven.
I have to go and get my phone fixed / replaced. Believe it or not the only thing not working is the power button. It hasn't been off in weeks.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Tue Oct 18, 2016 6:00 pmby Serbia
Mike Green had his first career hat trick as the Red Wings won their last ever home opener at Joe Louis Arena, beating Ottawa 5-1.
For one game at least, we had the illusion that everything would be alright.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Tue Oct 18, 2016 6:09 pmby IcePack
Dukasaur wrote:tzor wrote:The Ugly: Half of the phone recharge stations were broke.
Really? They have "phone recharge stations" in stadiums now? Why the f*ck can people not live in the moment and pay attention to the game without jerking off on their stupid phones?
This generation disgusts me.
I like it, not to use but allows me a fully charged phone for driving directions home, photos before / after, etc.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Tue Oct 18, 2016 7:02 pmby DoomYoshi
Serbia wrote:Mike Green had his first career hat trick as the Red Wings won their last ever home opener at Joe Louis Arena, beating Ottawa 5-1.
For one game at least, we had the illusion that everything would be alright.
and got the belt to boot
Re: NHL 16-17
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Wed Oct 19, 2016 4:37 amby Dukasaur
DoomYoshi wrote:Serbia wrote:Mike Green had his first career hat trick as the Red Wings won their last ever home opener at Joe Louis Arena, beating Ottawa 5-1.
For one game at least, we had the illusion that everything would be alright.
and got the belt to boot
You can't use a belt as a boot, silly.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Fri Oct 21, 2016 1:19 pmby Army of GOD
Pens are the best team in the league again you buttholes
Re: NHL 16-17
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Fri Oct 21, 2016 8:12 pmby Serbia
Wings successfully defended the belt on Wednesday, defeating New York 2-1. The Wings defense looked like shit, but Jimmy Howard was outstanding and stole the game.
Tonight, Detroit trails Nashville 2-1 with 2 minutes left int he 2nd period at Joe Louis Arena. Can the Wings come back? We'll see. I'm betting the belt is on it's way to the Music City.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Fri Oct 21, 2016 9:12 pmby Serbia
So much for my prediction skills. Detroit would tie the game at 2 before the end of the period. The 3rd belonged to Detroit, as they skate away with a 5-3 victory.
I'll have the pleasure of watching the Wings continue their defense of the belt tomorrow night against the Sharks live from The Joe.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Fri Oct 21, 2016 9:27 pmby tzor
Serbia wrote:Wings successfully defended the belt on Wednesday, defeating New York 2-1.
Defeating who? Oh you meant the Rangers ... never mind.
If you know the Rangers suck, clap your hands!
If you know the Rangers suck, clap your hands!
If you know the Rangers suck; we all know the Rangers suck!
If you know the Rangers suck, clap your hands!
In other news, while a quartet gig (some nice couple's 60th wedding anniversary) prevented me from being in Brooklyn, the Islanders defeated Arizona 3-2. I did watch the first few minutes of the game where the Islanders scored first.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Sun Oct 23, 2016 9:03 amby DoomYoshi
The only undefeated teams in regulation are both Canadian right now as Montreal and the Vancommies are both 4-0-1.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Sun Oct 23, 2016 9:34 amby Dukasaur
I bought a case of Molson's and got a free Maple Laffs tuque. I sure as hell won't be caught dead wearing it. What can I do with it? Can I give it to charity? Would any charity accept it, or would they consider it cruel and unusual punishment to even make winos wear it?
This shit would have never happened when Labatt's owned the Laffs and Molson's owned the Habs. Back then people knew who's who and what's what.
Re: NHL 16-17
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Thu Oct 27, 2016 12:13 pmby DoomYoshi
Molson still owns the Habs.
Either way, the Mecca last night was a great time. Got to hear the famous goal song 5 times and see Dancing Larry and the end-game salute. It didn't work out quite the way I predicted. I was getting kind of sick to the stomach with the New York accent (it's like masturbating geese) and then of course I get stuck in a section of Boston fans from Boston with an even worse accent. Buncha hosers.