To no ones' surprise looks like the cleanup will start with R. Emery, as the team is rumored to buy out his contract which is still good for two more years.Gangrel wrote:Good bye Sens, hello hopefully brand new team next year!
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What he said!! Awesome game. Carter was a beast.Sully wrote:WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!
What a freakin' game! The Upshall-Carter-Knuble line killed it tonight. Biron and Huet were spectacular in the third period and the first OT.
3-1!
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The Flyers roster advantages on paper are clearly playing out on the ice. Both teams have average goaltending and a forgettable defense, but the big difference is the Flyers huge advantage in forward depth. The Flyers can put out 3 lines that can score, where the Caps are pretty much all Ovechkin line or nothing.
And is there a worse defenseman in the playoffs than Modry? The guy has been on the ice for ALL 11 goals the Caps have scored this series. That statistic is pretty mindblowing if you think about it. Jason Smith hasn't been much better, being on the ice for 10 of 11. The guy still gives it his all, but he is dreadful with the puck. Turnovers feel inevitable when he has the puck in the defensive zone, and he has fanned on several shooting chances this series.
And is there a worse defenseman in the playoffs than Modry? The guy has been on the ice for ALL 11 goals the Caps have scored this series. That statistic is pretty mindblowing if you think about it. Jason Smith hasn't been much better, being on the ice for 10 of 11. The guy still gives it his all, but he is dreadful with the puck. Turnovers feel inevitable when he has the puck in the defensive zone, and he has fanned on several shooting chances this series.
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Well put. Every time Modry touched the puck on Thursday my heart was in my throat.Naples39 wrote: And is there a worse defenseman in the playoffs than Modry? The guy has been on the ice for ALL 11 goals the Caps have scored this series. That statistic is pretty mindblowing if you think about it. Jason Smith hasn't been much better, being on the ice for 10 of 11. The guy still gives it his all, but he is dreadful with the puck. Turnovers feel inevitable when he has the puck in the defensive zone, and he has fanned on several shooting chances this series.
Tell me Patrick Thoresen isn't the most under rated player for the Flyers in the series. He has been doing a great job.
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The entire Senators D?Naples39 wrote: And is there a worse defenseman in the playoffs than Modry?

NJ is done for a few reasons. J. Jagr is playing in his zone again and he's been doing it since the last dozen games of the regular season, Scotty Gomez ends up haunting his old teammates as I predicted, (this guy just shows up at this time of the year) and M. Brodeur just did not play up to his standards.
The big guys in ANA showed up to avoid elimination, I have a feeling it'll go to seven games now.
LOL... Sean Avery called Martin Brodeur "fatso" in a post-game interview after Brodeur skipped past Avery in the end of series handshake.
The fatso bit starts at about 3:35.
http://sportswrap.berecruited.com/2008/ ... eries-4-1/
The fatso bit starts at about 3:35.
http://sportswrap.berecruited.com/2008/ ... eries-4-1/
That fat f*** will never win a cup or a gold medal...he just sux ass...Feanor wrote:LOL... Sean Avery called Martin Brodeur "fatso" in a post-game interview after Brodeur skipped past Avery in the end of series handshake.
The fatso bit starts at about 3:35.
http://sportswrap.berecruited.com/2008/ ... eries-4-1/
the question is who the hell is this piece of human s*** named avery?
seriously?...who the f*** is this asshole?
EDIT: Nice choke job in progress Montreal.
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Nice recovery by Price last night for the Habs. A shutout is the best way to silence the doubters.
There are few venues in sport as electric as the Bell Centre for a Game 7. What atmosphere. Now ... outside the rink, that's another story. WTF is wrong with those people?
Go Caps tonight! Pretty hard for me to root for Calgary in the Western Game 7, so go Sharks.
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There are few venues in sport as electric as the Bell Centre for a Game 7. What atmosphere. Now ... outside the rink, that's another story. WTF is wrong with those people?
Go Caps tonight! Pretty hard for me to root for Calgary in the Western Game 7, so go Sharks.
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Woot. 
What makes this win extra sweet is the obvious, but under reported dirty hits from the Caps that went unpenalized. Richards getting elbowed right in the face by Backstrom earlier in the series when he didn't even have the puck, Kukkonen getting his face split open when it was rammed into the glass last night.... karma's a b*tch, Caps fans.
Overall, I think both teams got their share of the marginal decisions over the 7 games, but I just can't stand when illegal hits that can end careers don't get penalized.

What makes this win extra sweet is the obvious, but under reported dirty hits from the Caps that went unpenalized. Richards getting elbowed right in the face by Backstrom earlier in the series when he didn't even have the puck, Kukkonen getting his face split open when it was rammed into the glass last night.... karma's a b*tch, Caps fans.
Overall, I think both teams got their share of the marginal decisions over the 7 games, but I just can't stand when illegal hits that can end careers don't get penalized.
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Wow coming from a philly fan.Feanor wrote:Woot.
What makes this win extra sweet is the obvious, but under reported dirty hits from the Caps that went unpenalized. Richards getting elbowed right in the face by Backstrom earlier in the series when he didn't even have the puck, Kukkonen getting his face split open when it was rammed into the glass last night.... karma's a b*tch, Caps fans.
Overall, I think both teams got their share of the marginal decisions over the 7 games, but I just can't stand when illegal hits that can end careers don't get penalized.
I was at games 5, 6 and 7. I think the Flyers stole one tonight, but I'll take it!
The way the series has gone, the Flyers were the better team in games 1-4, and the Caps were the better team in games 5-7. Each team stole a win they didn't 'deserve', but that's the breaks. I was actually convinced the Flyers would win game 6 at home, and was feeling pretty dejected after blowing that 2-0 lead, but the Flyers were due for a little luck and time is the luxury earned by a 3-1 series lead.
As for the officiating, my biased perspective is that the Caps got a lot of questionable calls in games 1-3, and 5 and 6. Flyers got the benefit of the doubt tonight and game 4, though it's hardly like the Caps didn't get away with a few blatant things in those games either. I also think the Caps threw some cheapshots on Timonen and Richards (more than one on him actually), but I thought the hit that bloodied Kukkonen was clean.
Most of all I'm glad the Flyers finally won a damn game I attended. I was 0-3 before tonight, and almost considered not going!
Sorry for the rambling post. Let's go Flyers!
The way the series has gone, the Flyers were the better team in games 1-4, and the Caps were the better team in games 5-7. Each team stole a win they didn't 'deserve', but that's the breaks. I was actually convinced the Flyers would win game 6 at home, and was feeling pretty dejected after blowing that 2-0 lead, but the Flyers were due for a little luck and time is the luxury earned by a 3-1 series lead.
As for the officiating, my biased perspective is that the Caps got a lot of questionable calls in games 1-3, and 5 and 6. Flyers got the benefit of the doubt tonight and game 4, though it's hardly like the Caps didn't get away with a few blatant things in those games either. I also think the Caps threw some cheapshots on Timonen and Richards (more than one on him actually), but I thought the hit that bloodied Kukkonen was clean.
Most of all I'm glad the Flyers finally won a damn game I attended. I was 0-3 before tonight, and almost considered not going!
Sorry for the rambling post. Let's go Flyers!
