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[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

Cool out.

Rangers gave up two goals because guys fell down. Outplayed the Lightning for another two periods (in addition to all 3 in Game 1) before they fell apart in the 3rd. Yep, shitting.

You're delusional. But that's ok.

[3kings]

The rangers fans are ignoring the big elephant in the room. They are going to need score to more than 2 goals a game to beat the Lightning. The Lightning are going to get goals in this series so the Rangers offense has to pick it up or they will be in trouble.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

You're delusional. But that's ok.

OK buddy. If you're gonna tell me the Lightning have had more than one great period so far this series, I want what you're puffing on. That game would've been 2-1 Rangers going into the 3rd if Marty and Staal didn't slip on banana peels in open ice.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

OK buddy. If you're gonna tell me the Lightning have had more than one great period so far this series, I want what you're puffing on. That game would've been 2-1 Rangers going into the 3rd if Marty and Staal didn't slip on banana peels in open ice.

Joey, I'm not going to try and quantify this because it's senseless. The Lightning have had plenty of opportunity and the same goes for the Rangers. It's the two best teams in the East, for crying out loud.

What cannot be skewed, massaged or polished, is the fact that your goalie has given up 22 goals in 5 games to the Lightning this season. In contrast, Bishop has surrendered 11 in those same 5 games.

When your goalie is averaging giving up 4.4 goals a game, you need to score more than 2 goals to be in the discussion, no matter how pretty you want to believe your team is playing.

[knickslions2]

One thing I can see after watching both games...going to be fun series to watch

[GBBob]

Made it through second OT of epic Hawks-Ducks Game 2 and was glad to look at score 4 hrs of sleep later...Both charters haven't even landed in Chicago yet and puck drop just 36 hrs way. Hawks core 4 man D rotation was an issue even before Keith, Seabrook, etc played 50-60 minutes last night this morning. Guess that 9 day layoff between series wasn't such a bad thing after all..

* Actual D Line minutes:

Duncan Keith played 49:51, Brent Seabrook 47:56 and Niklas Hjalmarsson 47:35, while Kyle Cumiskey and Kimmo Timonen played a combined 35:19.

[Crown@club]

Originally Posted by GBBob

Made it through second OT of epic Hawks-Ducks Game 2 and was glad to look at score 4 hrs of sleep later...Both charters haven't even landed in Chicago yet and puck drop just 36 hrs way. Hawks core 4 man D rotation was an issue even before Keith, Seabrook, etc played 50-60 minutes last night this morning. Guess that 9 day layoff between series wasn't such a bad thing after all..

* Actual D Line minutes:

Duncan Keith played 49:51, Brent Seabrook 47:56 and Niklas Hjalmarsson 47:35, while Kyle Cumiskey and Kimmo Timonen played a combined 35:19.

Well if they would allow soccer moves in Hockey then they could had save 20 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bisGLo_mFGs

[knickslions2]

Originally Posted by Crown@club

Well if they would allow soccer moves in Hockey then they could had save 20 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bisGLo_mFGs

That header was great! Never new that was against the rules.

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by Crown@club

Well if they would allow soccer moves in Hockey then they could had save 20 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bisGLo_mFGs

Great Andrew Shaw quote ( paraphrased) from the Hawk's convention this past Summer:

Q: How have you avoided a history of concussions given your physical play?

A: Doesn't your brain have to bounce off your skull or something...I don't think I have a brain so that's why...

[-BT-]

Originally Posted by GBBob

Made it through second OT of epic Hawks-Ducks Game 2 and was glad to look at score 4 hrs of sleep later...Both charters haven't even landed in Chicago yet and puck drop just 36 hrs way. Hawks core 4 man D rotation was an issue even before Keith, Seabrook, etc played 50-60 minutes last night this morning. Guess that 9 day layoff between series wasn't such a bad thing after all..

* Actual D Line minutes:

Duncan Keith played 49:51, Brent Seabrook 47:56 and Niklas Hjalmarsson 47:35, while Kyle Cumiskey and Kimmo Timonen played a combined 35:19.

why they traded for a 40 something who logs the least amount of minutes on the back line and they don't even trust him to play in the clutch.......is beyond me.

old man looks lost out there

-bt-

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by -BT-

why they traded for a 40 something who logs the least amount of minutes on the back line and they don't even trust him to play in the clutch.......is beyond me.

old man looks lost out there

-bt-

I like the story of him coming back from, literally, almost the dead but I don't know how Q can give him any real minutes. Cost them a goal when he made a bad pinch and is just getting rocked out there because he can't avoid anyone. Cumiskey has Cup experience and fresh legs so hopefully he can start logging some real minutes.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by -BT-

why they traded for a 40 something who logs the least amount of minutes on the back line and they don't even trust him to play in the clutch.......is beyond me.

old man looks lost out there

-bt-

Because they hoped to give him one last chance to win the cup. Hes done this year no matter what