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2010-11 NHL Season part I: Blackhawks Down in Atlanta

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Ottawa's strategy is to put all five skaters in the crease with Leclaire, evidently.
 
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Do the Bruins play any games against the Toilet Seats this year that aren't the second game of a back to back nights? Just curious, because the two goals I've seen Tim Thomas give up are making jmh look like a genius.
 
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Jon said:
Do the Bruins play any games against the Toilet Seats this year that aren't the second game of a back to back nights? Just curious, because the two goals I've seen Tim Thomas give up are making jmh look like a genius.
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The Bruins do not play the night before any of their 4 remaining games against Montreal.
 
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OvahInDovah said:
The Bruins do not play the night before any of their 4 remaining games against Montreal.
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Cool, I'll have something else to complain about!

Do the Bruins always have be the one team in town that just does not get it?
 
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hockeyplayer1015 said:
Yep, GLM wrote an article about it... better hope labarbera doesn't get hurt. Good for him though, able to live out a dream that he probably shut out of his mind once he graduated. If he gets into the game, he'll be the first ever AIC player in the NHL
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Thanks for reading!

Turns out AIC does have one former NHL'er, Dave Forbes. A guy not named Dave Forbes wrote to me to let me know I neglected remembering him. My bad.
 
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