EPTI did say Sens down by one and they still are!
And Anderson got shelled right out of the game Lehner doing well in relief.
EDIT: Annnnd the Senators are still down by one except the game's over. You were saying?
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DeepElemBlues
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I did say Sens down by one and they still are! And Anderson got shelled right out of the game Lehner doing well in relief. EDIT: Annnnd the Senators are still down by one except the game's over. You were saying? | ||
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ZapRoffo
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StarStruck
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sharkeyanti
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Hitch-22
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Exigaet
Canada355 Posts
On May 18 2013 11:56 sharkeyanti wrote: Yea Pitt should have won that game by a bigger margin. The refs called a lot of fairly innocuous stuff, which will always favor the more active team. The Pens were clearly superior. If Anderson didn't let Crosby get in his head, the Senators probably would've won tonight. | ||
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Hitch-22
Canada753 Posts
On May 18 2013 12:59 Exigaet wrote: If Anderson didn't let Crosby get in his head, the Senators probably would've won tonight. It's Crosby... He doesn't take note of hot goaltenders, he just scores. I still find it so strange Iginla might actually win a cup hahahahaha | ||
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ZapRoffo
United States5544 Posts
On May 18 2013 11:32 StarStruck wrote: Not happening. Vokoun will keep playing as long as they're winning. Maybe not in this universe, but in my smarter alternate universe where humans aren't ruled by results oriented thinking Fleury gets the start. When Vokoun's mediocre play starts getting exposed against Boston or Chicago and he has a terrible game and now you are thinking about putting Fleury back in for the first time for a huge game 5 but that seems really iffy too, Bylsma has got 0 sympathy from me. I'll be the first one trying to get him out of town. | ||
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StarStruck
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On May 18 2013 13:31 ZapRoffo wrote: Maybe not in this universe, but in my smarter alternate universe where humans aren't ruled by results oriented thinking Fleury gets the start. When Vokoun's mediocre play starts getting exposed against Boston or Chicago and he has a terrible game and now you are thinking about putting Fleury back in for the first time for a huge game 5 but that seems really iffy too, Bylsma has got 0 sympathy from me. I'll be the first one trying to get him out of town. Unfortunately that carries little weight. ;/ I mean sure, I'd love to build my own team too. Say who gets to stay and who gets to go, but things don't work that way man. Only one game. If they lose one game. I'm sure it will cross Bylsma's mind. Who knows, maybe once they go up 3-0. They'll give MAF another shot to give him confidence, but I'd think they would want to do that in their own building. Firing the coach is nothing new either. It's just business as usual. | ||
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GolemMadness
Canada11044 Posts
On May 18 2013 13:31 ZapRoffo wrote: Maybe not in this universe, but in my smarter alternate universe where humans aren't ruled by results oriented thinking Fleury gets the start. When Vokoun's mediocre play starts getting exposed against Boston or Chicago and he has a terrible game and now you are thinking about putting Fleury back in for the first time for a huge game 5 but that seems really iffy too, Bylsma has got 0 sympathy from me. I'll be the first one trying to get him out of town. Meaning what? Fleury played poorly, so Vokoun's playing now instead. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32157 Posts
On May 18 2013 13:31 ZapRoffo wrote: Maybe not in this universe, but in my smarter alternate universe where humans aren't ruled by results oriented thinking Fleury gets the start. When Vokoun's mediocre play starts getting exposed against Boston or Chicago and he has a terrible game and now you are thinking about putting Fleury back in for the first time for a huge game 5 but that seems really iffy too, Bylsma has got 0 sympathy from me. I'll be the first one trying to get him out of town. pitt goes up 2-0 and fans are already thinking of the finals again lol also i am not sure why you talk about result oriented thinking, and then mention pulling vokoun after one mediocrre game. fleury had several crappy ones before getting yanked | ||
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Hitch-22
Canada753 Posts
On May 18 2013 13:31 ZapRoffo wrote: Maybe not in this universe, but in my smarter alternate universe where humans aren't ruled by results oriented thinking Fleury gets the start. When Vokoun's mediocre play starts getting exposed against Boston or Chicago and he has a terrible game and now you are thinking about putting Fleury back in for the first time for a huge game 5 but that seems really iffy too, Bylsma has got 0 sympathy from me. I'll be the first one trying to get him out of town. Sir... What in the fuck are you talking about? Get who out of town? Bylsma? The guy who has brought Pitts to the cup AND to the finals in the past 5 years? Fluery played like absolute garbage and keeping him in was a terrible choice, Vokoun deserved the chance and he's performed multipled 30 save games with above .920 save percentage. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32157 Posts
GP GS Min W L OTL EGA GA GAA SA SV SV% SO 4 247 2 2 0 0 14 3.40 128 114 .891 1 4 247 4 0 0 0 7 1.70 127 120 .945 1 maf's last three games he gave up 6, 4 and 4. vokoun was 3, 1, 3.... damn you results orientated people!!!!! | ||
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Antylamon
United States1981 Posts
*Inhale* The team members on the Bruins who usually play (4 lines of 3, 3 pairs of 2, 1 goalie) are 85% Canadian. The 15% are not American; they are Czech, Slovakian, Finnish, and Dutch. If I had said 100% Canadian, than I would have meant that every single team member among those 19 who usually play is Canadian. | ||
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StarStruck
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On May 18 2013 23:46 QuanticHawk wrote: pitt goes up 2-0 and fans are already thinking of the finals again lol also i am not sure why you talk about result oriented thinking, and then mention pulling vokoun after one mediocrre game. fleury had several crappy ones before getting yanked Let's plan the parade Hawk! Maybe we can make a detour to Toronto while we're at it! Agreed with all the above. Oh when the Penguins come marching in Oh when the Penguins come marching in How I want to be part of that number When the Penguins come marching in Come marching in *jazz hands* | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32157 Posts
honestly, i think if someone called about him this offseason, theyd unload him. the 'franchise' goalie getitng yankedi n the playoffs and sitting for four games in a row-writing is on the wall here | ||
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Flaccid
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StarStruck
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On May 19 2013 03:10 Flaccid wrote: So how about that Swiss team? Off-topic, I know - but it's fun to watch an underdog. The Swiss have had a good system since the Ralph Krueger days. I'm not too surprised really. They always seem to give the Canadian squads a run for their money. | ||
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DeepElemBlues
United States5079 Posts
You ride the goalie that wins until he loses badly or gives up 3 goals on 10 shots or something the way Anderson did. Yeah sure historically MAF has been a monster in his comeback games (and after) but Vokoun has to start Game 3 imo and keep starting until he doesn't deserve it anymore, 1 game where he let in some softies but still made some great saves and still won the game... that's not enough to bench him. The guy still has an almost 95% save rate in the playoffs, you don't send that to ride the pine just yet. | ||
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