Screw the regular season. Just ask the LA Kings
And ask every team the Kings beat on their way to the Cup. Goes both ways.
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Screw the regular season. Just ask the LA Kings

MRandall25 wrote:Screw the regular season. Just ask the LA Kings
And ask every team the Kings beat on their way to the Cup. Goes both ways.

MRandall25 wrote:Screw the regular season. Just ask the LA Kings
And ask every team the Kings beat on their way to the Cup. Goes both ways.





dixonyy18 wrote:This team is really in a no win situation with the fans. They are atop the eastern conference for almost half a year, lose a bad game to Philly (a rivalry game that is always fought tough, goes for every sport) or they win 3-4 in a row and then have a bad game and instantly are going no where. We are one of the cup contenders and are missing one of the best players in the game, anyone that says we're going no where because of a bad game is just ridiculous.

Henry Hank wrote:MRandall25 wrote:Henry Hank wrote:I guarantee the owners expect a lot more than one measly playoff series victory over the last three seasons and potentially counting. Winning the Cup every year obviously isn't a realistic expectation but nobody should be satisfied with the way this roster has performed overall since they won the Cup. They spend to the cap every year with the expectation that they're going to get some healthy playoff revenue.
Really? There are 27 other teams who haven't won a Cup since we last did. Even then, only 8 teams make the 2nd round of the playoffs.
Sorry, I just think Pens fans are spoiled, especially after making 2 Cup finals in a row.
Pens fans may be spoiled, but you're just taking the other end of an extreme that you're creating. With the players the Pens have had, it's been a disappointment that they've had to settle for the 4/5 match-up on a regular basis, the sans Crosby/Malkin year excluded. It's been really disappointing that they've only managed to win one playoff series with those guys. If it happens again, which they seem to be headed towards, it's really not acceptable. When you have players like they have, you expect more than just making the playoffs.
The "it's just one game" crowd is unbelievable. It's been just one game since last March. Many of these issues have been present since 2009. I don't find this kind of hockey entertaining because I know it's not going to get them anywhere. So I vent. It really bums me out to see them still playing like this.


shmenguin wrote:i guess the question is...is it really a systematic problem, or is there just a handful of guys who can't commit to playing the right way? and these guys are just so prominent that it makes it seem like the whole team is off the rails

farnham16 wrote:shmenguin wrote:i guess the question is...is it really a systematic problem, or is there just a handful of guys who can't commit to playing the right way? and these guys are just so prominent that it makes it seem like the whole team is off the rails
My opinion is that its systematic. The whole team seems to be wired in far too often on a wide open, all offensive game. That comes from the coaching staff IMO because it happens a lot.
Pens are a very good team and that style will get us a ton of points in the regular season. But that system and the Pens lack of discipline will crush them in the playoffs.


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