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by NIN on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:44 pm
Nihar wrote:staal is regressing a tiny bit, but he'll be fine.
welch is not ready.
thibault should be traded while his stock is high.

So they can play Penner?
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by Kovy27 on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:44 pm
Hell is quite frosty tonight...
LeClair and Recchi in the same game! Wow...
Lets stay out of the box, please!
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by Guins on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:45 pm
Gaucho wrote:I'll do it: Colby doesn't have a pulse.
HEY STOP IT THAT'S MY TURF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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by Gaucho on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:46 pm
Hm, Tomas Kaberle has sure waken up...
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by dagny on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:47 pm
netwolf wrote:dagny wrote:Jesse wrote:Ryan Whitney passes up another golden shooting opportunity.
Staal wasn't ready for that pass.
I'm NO Whit fan, but Staal is building a track record of folding under the pressure. Simple things, taking a pass, knowing if the puck is even still on his stick, he's blown a few of his own tires.
Not that Staal couldn't have done better with it, but I thought the pass was a little behind him.
Like I said... track record. Unfortunately, they're so glaring because it's usually a high pressure situation. Wrong place, wrong time? The spotlight's on him during those moments. We all expected the pass, why didn't Jordan? I'm not giving up on him, but his confidence really seems to be waning.
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by NIN on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:48 pm
dagny wrote:netwolf wrote:dagny wrote:Jesse wrote:Ryan Whitney passes up another golden shooting opportunity.
Staal wasn't ready for that pass.
I'm NO Whit fan, but Staal is building a track record of folding under the pressure. Simple things, taking a pass, knowing if the puck is even still on his stick, he's blown a few of his own tires.
Not that Staal couldn't have done better with it, but I thought the pass was a little behind him.
Like I said... track record. Unfortunately, they're so glaring because it's usually a high pressure situation. Wrong place, wrong time? The spotlight's on him during those moments. We all expected the pass, why didn't Jordan? I'm not giving up on him, but his confidence really seems to be waning.
you expected pass?
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by netwolf on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:49 pm
A question to Center Ice subscribers: how many other US teams air non-hockey programming during intermissions?
This irks me.

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by dagny on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:49 pm
Jesse wrote:dagny wrote:Jesse wrote:Ryan Whitney passes up another golden shooting opportunity.
Staal wasn't ready for that pass.
I'm NO Whit fan, but Staal is building a track record of folding under the pressure. Simple things, taking a pass, knowing if the puck is even still on his stick, he's blown a few of his own tires.
Dagny I agree. But that could have been a shot that even if it doesnt go in, there are three guys there for a rebound.
Amen! I guess they're just not used to actually having players in position to pick up a rebound.

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by netwolf on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:50 pm
NIN wrote:dagny wrote:Like I said... track record. Unfortunately, they're so glaring because it's usually a high pressure situation. Wrong place, wrong time? The spotlight's on him during those moments. We all expected the pass, why didn't Jordan? I'm not giving up on him, but his confidence really seems to be waning.
you expected pass?
Whitney had the puck. You expected him to shoot?

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by Sigwolf on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:50 pm
NIN wrote:you expected pass?
You didn't? With this team it comes as a suprise when someone actually takes a shot *instead* of trying another pass...

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by dagny on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:52 pm
NIN wrote:dagny wrote:netwolf wrote:dagny wrote:Jesse wrote:Ryan Whitney passes up another golden shooting opportunity.
Staal wasn't ready for that pass.
I'm NO Whit fan, but Staal is building a track record of folding under the pressure. Simple things, taking a pass, knowing if the puck is even still on his stick, he's blown a few of his own tires.
Not that Staal couldn't have done better with it, but I thought the pass was a little behind him.
Like I said... track record. Unfortunately, they're so glaring because it's usually a high pressure situation. Wrong place, wrong time? The spotlight's on him during those moments. We all expected the pass, why didn't Jordan? I'm not giving up on him, but his confidence really seems to be waning.
you expected pass?
Nah... they NEVER pass the puck when they can shoot from in front of the goal with 2 men supporting to pick up the junk...
Yeah... I expected a pass...

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by Guido on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:52 pm
If Pittsburgh plays the third period like they did the latter half of the second period, the Penguins will win this game.
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by NIN on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:52 pm
netwolf wrote:NIN wrote:dagny wrote:Like I said... track record. Unfortunately, they're so glaring because it's usually a high pressure situation. Wrong place, wrong time? The spotlight's on him during those moments. We all expected the pass, why didn't Jordan? I'm not giving up on him, but his confidence really seems to be waning.
you expected pass?
Whitney had the puck. You expected him to shoot?

In that situation, I did.

If you are a defensmen who is going to go into scoring postion then shooting is usually what happens when you get that puck. I guess the next time I see #19 I'll expect a 100 MPH 5 foot pass next time.
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by Kovy27 on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:53 pm
netwolf wrote:A question to Center Ice subscribers: how many other US teams air non-hockey programming during intermissions?
This irks me.

The answer is none.
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by dagny on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:53 pm
netwolf wrote:A question to Center Ice subscribers: how many other US teams air non-hockey programming during intermissions?
This irks me.

Try a screen with some horrible elevator music, that just says NHL Center Ice, We'll be right back!
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by 68forever on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:54 pm
have the pens earned a comeback approval for this game or did they just get lucky with those 2 goals and will still lose and if they do lose by only 1 goal is it still an ok game or does the ugly play with a loss still mean a bad loss?
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by DelPen on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:54 pm
netwolf wrote:NIN wrote:dagny wrote:Like I said... track record. Unfortunately, they're so glaring because it's usually a high pressure situation. Wrong place, wrong time? The spotlight's on him during those moments. We all expected the pass, why didn't Jordan? I'm not giving up on him, but his confidence really seems to be waning.
you expected pass?
Whitney had the puck. You expected him to shoot?

Since there wasn't a guy 3 feet in front of him I never expected him to shoot either.
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by netwolf on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:54 pm
NIN wrote:In that situation, I did.

If you are a defensmen who is going to go into scoring postion then shooting is usually what happens when you get that puck. I guess the next time I see #19 I'll expect a 100 MPH 5 foot pass next time.
Normally, you'd have been right, but you must have lost track of what team you were watching. They don't shoot when you expect them to.

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by NIN on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:56 pm
netwolf wrote:NIN wrote:In that situation, I did.

If you are a defensmen who is going to go into scoring postion then shooting is usually what happens when you get that puck. I guess the next time I see #19 I'll expect a 100 MPH 5 foot pass next time.
Normally, you'd have been right, but you must have lost track of what team you were watching. They don't shoot when you expect them to.

I wont be fooled again!

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by Gaucho on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:56 pm
God, that intermission idiot whatshisname is actually talking about "the Soviets"... I mean, really....
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by BurghThing on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:57 pm
68forever wrote:have the pens earned a comeback approval for this game or did they just get lucky with those 2 goals and will still lose and if they do lose by only 1 goal is it still an ok game or does the ugly play with a loss still mean a bad loss?
Punctuation is your friend. But I'll take a stab at it and try to interpret your question and say....B, all of the above.
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by 68forever on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:58 pm
netwolf wrote:NIN wrote:In that situation, I did.

If you are a defensmen who is going to go into scoring postion then shooting is usually what happens when you get that puck. I guess the next time I see #19 I'll expect a 100 MPH 5 foot pass next time.
Normally, you'd have been right, but you must have lost track of what team you were watching. They don't shoot when you expect them to.

Can the NHL install a new stat which team passes the most without shooting and how do they fair win lose or draw more often? the NHL doesn't have enough useless stat you know.

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by Gaucho on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:59 pm
A "comeback approval"? Er, yes, by all means, yes.
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by NIN on Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:59 pm
BurghThing wrote:68forever wrote:have the pens earned a comeback approval for this game or did they just get lucky with those 2 goals and will still lose and if they do lose by only 1 goal is it still an ok game or does the ugly play with a loss still mean a bad loss?
Punctuation is your friend. But I'll take a stab at it and try to interpret your question and say....B, all of the above.
lol
uhhh yeah...
If they stay out of the box, they are the better hockey team on this night. They could still win it, in fact they could win it by 3 in regulation with acouple breaks.
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by dagny on Sat Nov 11, 2006 10:01 pm
Did you guys see Talbot tell that blonde, who walked by, to call him? Funny stuff!

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