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Sens won despite the great play of the Toronto Matthews Leafs. Yay!
He is going to be good though. He has that smoothness that can't be taught.
Yay, hockey on. Even if it is those lame Chicago teams.
Maybe he might be your ticket to finally beating Team Canada.
Hahahahahahahahahahaha. Sorry to give you an iota of hope. :2razz:
Only one team.
And they are not going to be that good.
I see the hockey gods have decided to **** on the Sabres for 4-6 weeks.
Sens won despite the great play of the Toronto Matthews Leafs. Yay!
Not by himself, but the time is coming.
If the Leafs hadn't decided to play without a goalie for most of the game, the Sens would have lost. Consider those 2 points a gift from TO.
Congrats Chicago, first team to two losses.
It's going to be a long year.
Thank God Baseball will go thru October and I'll have to just find a hobby for the winter.
Funny though, I seem to be awash in Blackhawks tickets...
The other teams in the Central have gotten faster. Chicago looks a little slower. Not good in the modern NHL.
A man who took out a full-page ad in a Montreal newspaper to express his anger over P.K. Subban's trade from the Montreal Canadiens to Nashville is making a big donation to the popular defenseman's charity.
The Montreal Children's Hospital said Tuesday that Dr. Charles Kowalski and his wife are donating $250,000 to P.K.'s Helping Hand Fund. The couple had originally pledged $50,000 to the foundation.
Kowalski, an emergency-room physician living in Ottawa, Ontario, and until recently a die-hard Canadiens fan, will make the check presentation Wednesday at the hospital's P.K. Subban Atrium.
The Canadiens dealt the flashy Subban to the Nashville Predators this offseason for star defenseman Shea Weber.
In a full-page ad in Thursday's Montreal Gazette, Kowalski thanked Subban for his time in Montreal and said the trade has shaken his belief in the Canadiens.
"Now, I feel anger, disappointment and embarrassment over the treatment of P.K. Subban by team management: the same sentiments that many felt after the Patrick Roy trade," Kowalski said in the ad.
Another Leafs game, another 2 goal lead lost in the final minutes, and another game lost in overtime. I wonder what the NHL record for overtime and shootout losses is? Going to be another long winter.