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2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
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MountieBoyOz
Eater of Worlds
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
CLB: Anisimov
PIT: Jokinen
CLB: Anisimov
PIT: Jokinen
Spartanforlife4
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Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
Dubinsky and Kunitz.
Dubinsky and Kunitz.
MountieBoyOz
Eater of Worlds
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
Coyle gets a goal for the Wild. He's having a heck of a start to the series.
Coyle gets a goal for the Wild. He's having a heck of a start to the series.
RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
Pit: A Feminine Hygiene Product
CBJ: JMFJ
Pit: A Feminine Hygiene Product
CBJ: JMFJ
MountieBoyOz
Eater of Worlds
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
Old school picks
CBJ: J.P. Parise (played for the Cleveland Barons)
PIT: Joe Mullen
Old school picks
CBJ: J.P. Parise (played for the Cleveland Barons)
PIT: Joe Mullen
bronconick
Yep, still here
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
Columbus gets on the board.
Columbus gets on the board.
MountieBoyOz
Eater of Worlds
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
Why pull Bryz? Does not compute.
Why pull Bryz? Does not compute.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
The Wild have yet to find an answer to Colorado's first line.
The Wild have yet to find an answer to Colorado's first line.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
While this wasn't his fault, his body language after that last one made Yeo do it. Clearly frustrated. Plus, maybe the defense will start skating now.
ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
They should pull Koivu and Parise. Maybe then they'll show up for the playoffs.
They should pull Koivu and Parise. Maybe then they'll show up for the playoffs.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
Minnesota with the extra attacker goal. Now 3-2 with 1:19 to play.
Minnesota with the extra attacker goal. Now 3-2 with 1:19 to play.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
Winning 4 out of the next 5 isn't gonna happen. Obviously yet another Minnesota team is just "happy to be there."
Winning 4 out of the next 5 isn't gonna happen. Obviously yet another Minnesota team is just "happy to be there."
D
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state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
yeah I'm sure that's true.
I'm not speaking for the team, obviously. But they sure don't seem to be willing to do what it takes to win thus far. I hope they are energized by the home crowd and make me eat crow, I really do.
MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
Re: 2014 Stanley Cup - Don't Toews me, man!!!
If we could stop the MacKinnon/Stastny/Landeskog line, we'd win this series going away. I don't have a lot of confidence in that happening though...
If we could stop the MacKinnon/Stastny/Landeskog line, we'd win this series going away. I don't have a lot of confidence in that happening though...
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
They can't stop an 18 year old from owning them. Pretty much sums it up.
WeAreNDHockey
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No, this is not the case at all. It is a physical impossibility to maintain the same momentum or add more once the person has left their feet. If you are correct one could argue that man - on his own - could fly. You may be simply gliding if the h it occurs when you are on your feet and thus no longer propelling yourself. You are most definitely no longer propelling yourself once you leave your feet. This is simple physics. The very moment your skates leave the ice you begin slowning down. Now you can certainly add force to the hit by propelling or driving your arm or other body part towards the player, but you can do that whether or not your skates are still on the ice. But again, at the exact moment your skates leave the ice, it is a physical impossibility for your entire mass to be accelerating towards the other player.
No, this is not the case at all. It is a physical impossibility to maintain the same momentum or add more once the person has left their feet. If you are correct one could argue that man - on his own - could fly. You may be simply gliding if the h it occurs when you are on your feet and thus no longer propelling yourself. You are most definitely no longer propelling yourself once you leave your feet. This is simple physics. The very moment your skates leave the ice you begin slowning down. Now you can certainly add force to the hit by propelling or driving your arm or other body part towards the player, but you can do that whether or not your skates are still on the ice. But again, at the exact moment your skates leave the ice, it is a physical impossibility for your entire mass to be accelerating towards the other player.
unh_hockey
pain is temporary pride is forever
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After watching both the games, I am not so sure. The Avs put on a clinic last night. I picked them to win in 5, but if the games are like last night, its a sweep. Not sure how McKinnon is only a teenager and looks as good as he does, but the avs have some depth too that they have built up over the years in the draft. They are fun to watch.
Leaving your feet adds to the momentum you already have going in for a hit. There's a reason it's illegal.
Sorry for picking on the same poster here, but it would be a civil disservice to not point out incorrect information. Leaving ones feet does not change the momentum at all. Mass times Velocity. Simple stuff there. However it has to do with the hit itself - the difference being the amount by which the center's of gravity differ from one another thus affecting the resulting collision. Think about an 8 ball hitting a rectangular beam dead on its center of inertia - or if it hits it the furthest away. Back to hockey ; I am not so sure that Seabrook's hit on backes was intentional, but thats a bad blow to both teams. Its amazing to think that 10 years ago that much of this stuff just flew with no repercussions. Does anyone think Scott Stevens would have even HAD a career in the NHL today? I am not so sure..
After watching both the games, I am not so sure. The Avs put on a clinic last night. I picked them to win in 5, but if the games are like last night, its a sweep. Not sure how McKinnon is only a teenager and looks as good as he does, but the avs have some depth too that they have built up over the years in the draft. They are fun to watch.
Leaving your feet adds to the momentum you already have going in for a hit. There's a reason it's illegal.
Sorry for picking on the same poster here, but it would be a civil disservice to not point out incorrect information. Leaving ones feet does not change the momentum at all. Mass times Velocity. Simple stuff there. However it has to do with the hit itself - the difference being the amount by which the center's of gravity differ from one another thus affecting the resulting collision. Think about an 8 ball hitting a rectangular beam dead on its center of inertia - or if it hits it the furthest away. Back to hockey ; I am not so sure that Seabrook's hit on backes was intentional, but thats a bad blow to both teams. Its amazing to think that 10 years ago that much of this stuff just flew with no repercussions. Does anyone think Scott Stevens would have even HAD a career in the NHL today? I am not so sure..
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