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Well, the Sens lost last night :( To the Bruins :(:( But on the flip side, Pascal Leclaire played well and made some great saves. Last night was our last pre-season game.

We play our next game a week from today, in New York against the Rangers :D

GO SENS GO!!!!
 
Well, the Sens lost last night :( To the Bruins :(:( But on the flip side, Pascal Leclaire played well and made some great saves. Last night was our last pre-season game.

We play our next game a week from today, in New York against the Rangers :D

GO SENS GO!!!!

ohh I was rooting for the Bruins but I missed the game, yay!!
 
^ Glad I'm not the only Bruins fan around here! :D
And don't worry, I don't think Calgary plans on getting rid of Iginla for a very long time.

SpeedyMeg25 said:
I know Sean hurt his knee, but what is up with Staal? :confused:

I remember watching an interview with Torts, and he mentioned something about hurting his ankle or something so he's out for a few days.

Hm...Interesting. I hadn't heard anything about that. I did think it was weird that I hadn't seen him on the lineup recently, but sometimes that is just par for the course with exhibition games.

LOL:lol:, I though I was the only one stalking ex-Rangers!

I'm still upset about letting Sjostrom go, I think he was doing well with NY Rangers, I liked how he beat the rush to get the puck, he's pretty quick.


Not a huge fan of Dawes, but he's alright. Though his hockey skills need a tweak.

Of course I keep tabs on all the former Rangers that I liked! :D

Sjostrom was a great player I thought. He won't score a lot of goals for you, but he'll do it when you need them, and he'll give you 100%. A little quote I had about him says "Sjostrom may not light up the scoreboard, but the forward plays with heart and doesn't back down from a challenge from any opponent."

Nigel could be a fantastic player given the right coaches, and given the chance to actually play (which he didn't get a lot of in New York). He's quite good in the shoot out.
 
^ Glad I'm not the only Bruins fan around here! :D
And don't worry, I don't think Calgary plans on getting rid of Iginla for a very long time.

gotta love them Bruins :p and hopefully Iginla's here to stay but it wasn't much good tonight, the Flames lost 2-1 to the Canucks :( :(
 
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Well, I'm gonna disappont ya .... But I'm a Canucks fan, and a Rangers fan - How we will be able to keep convo's here peaceful.....i mean all hockey fans in this thread.....

Ya know, Cuz I really hate to step on toes here.



Luckily I like some of the European Legue teams..... no problems there.
 
^nah, no disappointment here, you've got team pride! :beer:

aand I would have been rooting for the Canucks had they not been playing the Flames :( I wanna make the playoffs this year!

Thought I should share this:
Western Conference Predictions by Adam Proteau

1.) Calgary (YEEEEAH!)
2.) San Jose
3.) Detroit
4.) Vancouver
5.) Chicago
6.) Anaheim
7.) Columbus
8.) Edmonton
9.) St. Louis
10.) Los Angeles
11.) Minnesota
12.) Dallas
13.) Nashville
14.) Colorado

If you wanna see the reasoning Adam Proteau gave for each, here's a link:
http://www.thehockeynews.com/articles/28076-Screen-Shots-Western-Conference-predictions.html
(At the bottom, it's also got a link to the Eastern Conference Predictions ;))

P.S. You can tell I'm a Calgary girl, in the WHL the Calgary Hitmen beat the Tigers 5-4 in Medicine Hat Friday night. bringing them to 3-0
Their game against the Red Deer rebels is today at 2:00pm, I won't be attending this game :( but fingers crossed!
 
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#4. Vancouver. The Canucks surprised many – including me – last year by surviving a tepid start to the year and a brutal 2-10 record in January to win the Northwest Division and take Chicago to the limit in the second round of the playoffs. GM Mike Gillis has done well to increase the depth of a defense corps that was stellar to begin with; now the question becomes whether or not the Sedins and Roberto Luongo can justify their lucrative new contracts –
and whether Alex Burrows and Ryan Kesler can at least replicate their breakout seasons.


Last season I was sure Vancouver was going to make it far,But to my dissapointment I was wrong.
They were making small mistakes during games, Paying attention to detail is Key, because even small technical mistakes can be fatal at important games like that.

I won't go on ranting on every mistake they made....but I will say this: I am happy with season, I'm happy with what I see, guys show up at Camp in good shape and are willing to work hard for a new season.

So far our Pre-Season is looking Good, but there is still a LOT of work to do.

#12. New York Rangers. The season hadn’t started for the Blueshirts in Manhattan – and already they were dealing with a flare-up from Marian Gaborik’s wonky groin, a restricted free agent holdout in Brandon Dubinsky, and John Tortorella and Sean Avery in general. There’s no doubt Henrik Lundqvist remains one of the NHL’s elite goalies, but there’s also no doubt the lineup in front of him is anything but elite.

First off, I can't belive this guy put Our team behind Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal....Those are the worst teams in Canada. No Offence to those who like em'.


First Problem will heal, Second Problem will be solved as soon as Dubinsky cathes up with the rest of his team mates who started Camp on time. Avs(a.k.a. Avery) is already up & runnin' - so he's NOT a problem as of this moment.


There’s no doubt Henrik Lundqvist:adore: remains one of the NHL’s elite goalies, but there’s also no doubt the lineup in front of him is anything but elite.


True. There are a lot of great hockey players out there, and snipers, He's just gonna have to deal with it (As he he always have had in the past). He loves playing in New York, and he gets that there is a lot of pressure to play on "Stage", he loves it, and he's great at it.I mean they don't call him KING HENRIK for NOTHING!

One pice of advice though: Keep working on top shelf shots and Side glove.
 
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First off, I can't belive this guy put Our team behind Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal....Those are the worst teams in Canada. No Offence to those who like em'.

I certainly wouldn't call Montreal and Ottawa bad teams but I do agree with you about the Toronto Make Beliefs. And I proudly walk the streets of Toronto calling them the Make Beliefs :D I think one of the reasons the Leafs don't want a team in Hamilton is the fact that they,the Leafs, might actually have to put a professional team on the ice :D
 
I certainly wouldn't call Montreal and Ottawa bad teams but I do agree with you about the Toronto Make Beliefs. And I proudly walk the streets of Toronto calling them the Make Beliefs :D I think one of the reasons the Leafs don't want a team in Hamilton is the fact that they,the Leafs, might actually have to put a professional team on the ice :D

I have to agree with you there :D I would definitely not call Ottawa and Montreal bad teams *is a Montreal Canadiens/Ottawa Senators fan :lol:* But yeah, the Make Me Laughs are pretty bad :D But as much as I love Leafs bashing, I think I'll refrain for now. There may be a Leafs fan among us and I don't want to offend them

Anyway, I'm going to miss the game on Saturday. Sens v.s. Rangers :(. Hopefully, my team will pull through and win :D I'll be cheering in my mind.
 
Well, ok but Stats say otherwise.





Anyway, I wanted to do a poll, but since I can't we'll do it this way :

If You can Delete and Eliminate one (Canadian) team, Who will it be ?
Be Careful.


Toronto Maple Leafs
Ottawa Senators
Calgary Flames
Vancouver Canucks
 
If You can Delete and Eliminate one (Canadian) team, Who will it be ?
Be Careful.


Toronto Maple Leafs
Ottawa Senators
Calgary Flames
Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver Canucks. SORRY CANUCKS' FANS. But I love the Calgary Flames, we care about our team in Calgary big time. Ever seen the red mile? god that's fun :p
But yeah, the Canucks are probably the biggest threat to us over Ottawa or Toronto.

http://a6.vox.com/6a00c22522e16b8fdb00d09e620c7ebe2b-500pi
 
What if I want to kick off Montreal or Edmonton? ;)
Actually, I wouldn't want to get rid of any of the Canadian teams. I like you guys (most of the time). Besides, where would hockey be without some of them, even if they aren't that great. But Toronto gets my vote, try a little harder Leafs and I'll reconsider.
There would be some American ones I wouldn't mind seeing go bye-bye though...

Anywho, I am having a hockey-ticket-buying moral dilema, which I feel you guys are most suited to helping me answer-

I am absolutely determinded that I am going to the Penguins-Rangers game this Friday. That being said, I really hate spending money.
So, do I:
a) buy the cheaper (but still kind of expensive) tickets that probably aren't the best, or
b) spend a little more money (like $50-$75) on tickets I know I will love? :scream:
 
What if I want to kick off Montreal or Edmonton? ;)
Actually, I wouldn't want to get rid of any of the Canadian teams. I like you guys (most of the time). Besides, where would hockey be without some of them, even if they aren't that great. But Toronto gets my vote, try a little harder Leafs and I'll reconsider.
There would be some American ones I wouldn't mind seeing go bye-bye though...

Anywho, I am having a hockey-ticket-buying moral dilema, which I feel you guys are most suited to helping me answer-

I am absolutely determinded that I am going to the Penguins-Rangers game this Friday. That being said, I really hate spending money.
So, do I:
a) buy the cheaper (but still kind of expensive) tickets that probably aren't the best, or
b) spend a little more money (like $50-$75) on tickets I know I will love? :scream:

Well...It's a Penguins/Rangers game, so it's gotta be good! If it were me, I would go ahead and buy the slightly more expensive tickets, because if you're gonna go, you gotta get good seats. What's the point of going if you're gonna miss something?! :lol:

And I agree with you, I wouldn't mind getting rid of Edmonton ... grrr
 
Lol,That idea went well....

I'd vote all of the above, minus Vancouver,cuz I like em'.

Since it's a one team vote.... First team I'd get rid off is Toronto. Funny eh? Considering I live there. Toronto Leaf Fans would destroy me if they knew that. Irony.
 
Why we have to get rid of Canadian teams? :lol:

[I'd say Toronto as well]

CSINEWYORK000, where did you quote that text - that had listed teams?

Heh, pre-season lists are always "fun" - In our league we have a team that has been on bottom for some years
(Our system is that every now and then the last team in our Elite League and winner 1st div [easier to use that term even it now has different name] play best of 7 and winner gets to elite league for the next year and loser plays in 1st div)
and it' sbeen cheap and it was bankrupt in early 90s but then NHL players who have played for that team and were its juniors bought it (Sami and Kimmo Kapanen, Kimmo Timonen etc.) but still it kind of ..sucked thru the season, and some bit shots have wanted to kick it out, or drop it, for years and it has survived from these playouts with 1st div team. Well doh, lastyear they had a kickass season, no one of course expected it and then ended up being in finals, but lost those. And even thru the playoffs public opinion was that they'll be out (except me, I am a fan :p)
And this season - they have started a kickass season again. Only one better - team that almost got to playouts with 1st div winner last year (they've won first 7 games out of 7 this season - it's a record)
Our league has 14 teams

Anyways, look Pittsburgh - they finally got it right two years ago and last spring it finally gave it jackpot after a decade of failure.

Ottawa - how many seasons it was a kickass but playoffs started and it screwed up.

I can say that the only team that is certain to be on top even this season is Detroit.

Of course my cheers will go for the Ducks, would be great if Mr. Older Koivu would win Stanley Cup. He's ma hero <3
 
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