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I think "crumble" is a bit tough. Quinnipiac "crumbled", Bemidji barely hiccupped.
They did not clear out the arena but UAH season ticket holders have to move to make way for Havoc season ticket holders as you would expect.
Hey, you got to make the best of what you got...Someone's gotten too used to putting "L"s up on the UAH website.They did not clear out the arena but UAH season ticket holders have to move to make way for Havoc season ticket holders as you would expect.
The Chargers beat the Purps once again by the same 3-2 score to sweep this weekend home series.
That makes the Chargers undefeated at home in 2010.
The two "L"s that are currently up for the weekend need to be changed to "W"s.They did not issue g. a. tickets to UAH ticket holders on Friday evening like they have on occasion in the past; you just had to stay if you wanted to see the Havoc. We stayed for a couple of Havoc periods, and they must have kept a running total to pad the Havoc attendance number. There weren't that many more people at the Havoc game than the UAH game.
Tanaka-san worked hard, took a lot of hits, and really deserved his tying goal.
Believe us when we say "we feel your pain".Well, Terry (writing this just before checking out of my hotel) ...
Tanaka might have worked hard and taken some hits (which he probably brings on himself because he is always running his mouth out there) but that does not mean he deserved that goal. I mean, a shot from the blue line that was not even screened? I think Noonan would like that one back along with Durnie's. Not to say that Chris did not dodge a couple bullets other times, especially when he wandered from the net, but those two goals were really surprises.
As for Tanaka, I was kind of puzzled by a guy with his speed going in what seemed to be slow motion with the puck on that 3-on-1 break. Was that end of a long shift, or what was up with that?
Finally, I was not going to say anything but as long as I'm posting, what the heck ... two days in a row there were questionable penalties against us in the last five minutes. I have never seen refs throw guys out of the face-off twice in a row and then call for an automatic penalty. That was totally bs but it did not directly effect the outcome. Last night's phantom hooking call with just over two to go did. I'm not going to blame the loss on this, as we should have played better if we wanted to win. But when a ref makes up a call like that at the end of the game, it is bs.
Okay, shuttin' down down and leavin' town.
