Penguins v. Islanders 11/27/06 Official Game Thread
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by Digitalgypsy66 on Tue Nov 28, 2006 10:24 pm
Fast B wrote:Uh oh.
Well, Sid's still on the bench. Hard core, man.
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by dagny on Tue Nov 28, 2006 10:24 pm
Stoosh wrote:I love division rivalries as much as the next hockey fan, but I could give up two games with the Islanders to see a Western Conference team one or two more times a year.
Yeah... and I'd like to see the Pens more than once every 3 yrs. They used to come out here twice a year. I want to get my hands around the throat of whoever makes the NHL schedule!
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by Sam's Drunk Dog on Tue Nov 28, 2006 10:24 pm
68forever wrote:why is it the pens get the puck to 1 inch at the blue line and then let the Isles just push it back in, they are getting so close to the line but not out. Don't you have to get out of your zone to keep it out of your net???
that has been driving me crazy all game.
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by Sam's Drunk Dog on Tue Nov 28, 2006 10:29 pm
looks like the Pens took a time out because Fluery was shaken up.
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by Digitalgypsy66 on Tue Nov 28, 2006 10:29 pm
Fast B wrote::!:
I think my heart just stopped.
Way too much lathering of MAF...I knew something would happen!
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by Stoosh on Tue Nov 28, 2006 10:31 pm
The NHL took a page from Major League Baseball when it decided to go to this new schedule format. (Fleury is sick, by the way...that was just friggin' sick.)
I understand that they want to promote rivalries, but what they need to realize is that 1) rivalries can't be forced and 2) sometimes rivalries become more intense if you DON'T play the rival once a week.
This is what drives me nuts about the way the Yankees-Red Sox games have been hyped the last few years. When you see each other 19 times a year, not all the games can be these epic, knockdown-dragout, all-or-nothing slugfests that the league wants them to be. Again, it's fine if you want to give teams a lot to play for, but the rivalries will generally develop on their own.
I understand that they want to promote rivalries, but what they need to realize is that 1) rivalries can't be forced and 2) sometimes rivalries become more intense if you DON'T play the rival once a week.
This is what drives me nuts about the way the Yankees-Red Sox games have been hyped the last few years. When you see each other 19 times a year, not all the games can be these epic, knockdown-dragout, all-or-nothing slugfests that the league wants them to be. Again, it's fine if you want to give teams a lot to play for, but the rivalries will generally develop on their own.
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