bronconick
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Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
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NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
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FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
Saw a Tweet that argued...yeah, he's a dick on the ice, but he's worn the A & C, kills penalties, has a career 57% in faceoff wins, and was liked in some locker rooms.
I see him as a career assistant, but possibly a useful one.
Saw a Tweet that argued...yeah, he's a dick on the ice, but he's worn the A & C, kills penalties, has a career 57% in faceoff wins, and was liked in some locker rooms.
I see him as a career assistant, but possibly a useful one.
They should now hire Brandon Yip and then their coaching staff would all have three letter last names,
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
I have the "Ottawa Song" teed up for good luck.
I have the "Ottawa Song" teed up for good luck.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
The List gets a new entry.
NHL playoffs game 7 overtime results:
May 25, 2017 --
May 13, 2015 -- Derek Stepan, N.Y. Rangers, 11:24, for a 2-1 win over Washington.
June 1, 2014 -- Alec Martinez, Los Angeles, 5:47, for a 5-4 win over Chicago.
April 30, 2014 -- Nino Niederreiter, Minnesota, 5:02 for a 5-4 win over Colorado.
May 29, 2013 -- Brent Seabrook, Chicago, 3:35 for a 2-1 win over Detroit.
May 13, 2013 -- Patrice Bergeron, Boston, 6:05, for a 5-4 win over Toronto.
April 26, 2012 -- Adam Henrique, New Jersey, 23:47, for a 3-2 win over Florida.
April 25, 2012 -- Joel Ward, Washington, 2:57, for a 2-1 win over Boston.
April 27, 2011 -- Nathan Horton, Boston, 5:43, for a 4-3 win over Montreal.
April 26, 2011 -- Alex Burrows, Vancouver, 5:22, for a 2-1 win over Chicago.
May 14, 2009 -- Scott Walker, Carolina, 18:46, for a 3-2 win over Boston.
April 22, 2008 -- Joffrey Lupul, Philadelphia, 6:06, for a 3-2 win over Washington.
April 19, 2004 -- Martin Gelinas, Calgary, 1:25, for 3-2 win over Vancouver.
April 22, 2003 -- Andrew Brunette, Minnesota, 3:25, for 3-2 win over Colorado.
May 10, 2001 -- Darius Kasparaitis, Pittsburgh, 13:01, for 3-2 win over Buffalo.
May 4, 1999 -- Pierre Turgeon, St. Louis, 17:59, for 1-0 win over Phoenix.
April 29, 1997 -- Todd Marchant, Edmonton, 12:26, for 4-3 win over Dallas.
April 29, 1997 -- Derek Plante, Buffalo, 5:24, for 3-2 win over Ottawa.
May 16, 1996 -- Steve Yzerman, Detroit, 21:15 for 1-0 win over St. Louis.
May 19, 1995 -- Ray Whitney, San Jose, 21:54, for 5-4 win over Calgary.
May 27, 1994 -- Stephane Matteau, N.Y. Rangers, 24:24, for 2-1 win over New Jersey.
April 30, 1994 -- Pavel Bure, Vancouver, 22:30, for 4-3 win over Calgary.
May 14, 1993 -- David Volek, N.Y. Islanders, 5:16, for 4-3 win over Pittsburgh.
May 1, 1993 -- Nikolai Borschevsky, Toronto, 2:35, for 4-3 win over Detroit.
May 1, 1992 -- Russ Courtnall, Montreal, 25:26, for 3-2 win over Hartford.
April 16, 1991 -- Esa Tikkanen, Edmonton, 6:58, for 5-4 win over Calgary.
April 15, 1989 -- Joel Otto, Calgary, 19:21, for 4-3 win over Vancouver.
April 16, 1988 -- Dale Hunter, Washington, 5:57, for 5-4 win over Philadelphia.
April 18, 1987 -- Pat LaFontaine, N.Y. Islanders, 68:47, for 3-2 win over Washington.
April 29, 1986 -- Claude Lemieux, Montreal, 5:55, for 2-1 win over Hartford.
May 2, 1985 -- Peter Stastny, Quebec, 2:22, for 3-2 win over Montreal.
April 22, 1984 -- Steve Payne, Minnesota, 6:00, for 4-3 win over St. Louis.
April 24, 1983 -- Brad Park, Boston, 1:52, for 3-2 win over Buffalo.
May 10, 1979 -- Yvon Lambert, Montreal, 9:33, for 5-4 win over Boston.
April 29, 1978 -- Lanny McDonald, Toronto, 4:13, for 2-1 win over N.Y. Islanders.
April 16, 1972 -- Kevin O'Shea, St. Louis, 10:07, for 2-1 win over Minnesota.
May 3, 1968 -- Gerry Melnyk, St. Louis, 22:50, for 2-1 win over Minnesota.
April 16, 1954 -- Tony Leswick, Detroit, 4:29, for 2-1 win over Montreal (Stanley Cup winning goal).
April 23, 1950 -- Pete Babando, Detroit, 28:31, for 4-3 win over N.Y. Rangers (Stanley Cup winning goal).
April 9, 1950 -- Leo Reise, Detroit, 8:39, for 1-0 win over Toronto.
April 2, 1939 -- Mel Hill, Boston, 48:00, for 2-1 win over N.Y. Rangers.
The List gets a new entry.
NHL playoffs game 7 overtime results:
May 25, 2017 --
May 13, 2015 -- Derek Stepan, N.Y. Rangers, 11:24, for a 2-1 win over Washington.
June 1, 2014 -- Alec Martinez, Los Angeles, 5:47, for a 5-4 win over Chicago.
April 30, 2014 -- Nino Niederreiter, Minnesota, 5:02 for a 5-4 win over Colorado.
May 29, 2013 -- Brent Seabrook, Chicago, 3:35 for a 2-1 win over Detroit.
May 13, 2013 -- Patrice Bergeron, Boston, 6:05, for a 5-4 win over Toronto.
April 26, 2012 -- Adam Henrique, New Jersey, 23:47, for a 3-2 win over Florida.
April 25, 2012 -- Joel Ward, Washington, 2:57, for a 2-1 win over Boston.
April 27, 2011 -- Nathan Horton, Boston, 5:43, for a 4-3 win over Montreal.
April 26, 2011 -- Alex Burrows, Vancouver, 5:22, for a 2-1 win over Chicago.
May 14, 2009 -- Scott Walker, Carolina, 18:46, for a 3-2 win over Boston.
April 22, 2008 -- Joffrey Lupul, Philadelphia, 6:06, for a 3-2 win over Washington.
April 19, 2004 -- Martin Gelinas, Calgary, 1:25, for 3-2 win over Vancouver.
April 22, 2003 -- Andrew Brunette, Minnesota, 3:25, for 3-2 win over Colorado.
May 10, 2001 -- Darius Kasparaitis, Pittsburgh, 13:01, for 3-2 win over Buffalo.
May 4, 1999 -- Pierre Turgeon, St. Louis, 17:59, for 1-0 win over Phoenix.
April 29, 1997 -- Todd Marchant, Edmonton, 12:26, for 4-3 win over Dallas.
April 29, 1997 -- Derek Plante, Buffalo, 5:24, for 3-2 win over Ottawa.
May 16, 1996 -- Steve Yzerman, Detroit, 21:15 for 1-0 win over St. Louis.
May 19, 1995 -- Ray Whitney, San Jose, 21:54, for 5-4 win over Calgary.
May 27, 1994 -- Stephane Matteau, N.Y. Rangers, 24:24, for 2-1 win over New Jersey.
April 30, 1994 -- Pavel Bure, Vancouver, 22:30, for 4-3 win over Calgary.
May 14, 1993 -- David Volek, N.Y. Islanders, 5:16, for 4-3 win over Pittsburgh.
May 1, 1993 -- Nikolai Borschevsky, Toronto, 2:35, for 4-3 win over Detroit.
May 1, 1992 -- Russ Courtnall, Montreal, 25:26, for 3-2 win over Hartford.
April 16, 1991 -- Esa Tikkanen, Edmonton, 6:58, for 5-4 win over Calgary.
April 15, 1989 -- Joel Otto, Calgary, 19:21, for 4-3 win over Vancouver.
April 16, 1988 -- Dale Hunter, Washington, 5:57, for 5-4 win over Philadelphia.
April 18, 1987 -- Pat LaFontaine, N.Y. Islanders, 68:47, for 3-2 win over Washington.
April 29, 1986 -- Claude Lemieux, Montreal, 5:55, for 2-1 win over Hartford.
May 2, 1985 -- Peter Stastny, Quebec, 2:22, for 3-2 win over Montreal.
April 22, 1984 -- Steve Payne, Minnesota, 6:00, for 4-3 win over St. Louis.
April 24, 1983 -- Brad Park, Boston, 1:52, for 3-2 win over Buffalo.
May 10, 1979 -- Yvon Lambert, Montreal, 9:33, for 5-4 win over Boston.
April 29, 1978 -- Lanny McDonald, Toronto, 4:13, for 2-1 win over N.Y. Islanders.
April 16, 1972 -- Kevin O'Shea, St. Louis, 10:07, for 2-1 win over Minnesota.
May 3, 1968 -- Gerry Melnyk, St. Louis, 22:50, for 2-1 win over Minnesota.
April 16, 1954 -- Tony Leswick, Detroit, 4:29, for 2-1 win over Montreal (Stanley Cup winning goal).
April 23, 1950 -- Pete Babando, Detroit, 28:31, for 4-3 win over N.Y. Rangers (Stanley Cup winning goal).
April 9, 1950 -- Leo Reise, Detroit, 8:39, for 1-0 win over Toronto.
April 2, 1939 -- Mel Hill, Boston, 48:00, for 2-1 win over N.Y. Rangers.
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bronconick
Yep, still here
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
Dan Wagner @dwagsphoto 47m47 minutes ago
Charles Barkley just walked into the media room and asked if we could put the hockey game on. He said he bet on Ottawa.
Dan Wagner @dwagsphoto 47m47 minutes ago
Charles Barkley just walked into the media room and asked if we could put the hockey game on. He said he bet on Ottawa.
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
He actually said during a commentary break that he was leaving the basketball game early to go to the hotel to watch the game. Pretty much said the basketball game was over, wanted to go watch something that mattered. Priceless.
bronconick
Yep, still here
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
And Ferris State eliminates Canada.
And Ferris State eliminates Canada.
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
dang.
Senators barely got chances, whereas the pens had some that almost could have been reviewed.
Go Preds.
Poo. On, ick, Pittsburgh.
dang.
Senators barely got chances, whereas the pens had some that almost could have been reviewed.
Go Preds.
A Shot and a Goal
Hupamone
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
Great game. Really enjoyed seeing Kunitz [2 goals] and Schultz [1]--two college kids--score all the goals for the Pens. I didn't have a rooting interest in the series, but it was entertaining to see it go to a seventh game and a double overtime. Classic stuff.
Great game. Really enjoyed seeing Kunitz [2 goals] and Schultz [1]--two college kids--score all the goals for the Pens. I didn't have a rooting interest in the series, but it was entertaining to see it go to a seventh game and a double overtime. Classic stuff.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
That worked for mookie. Though too late now for sleep
That worked for mookie. Though too late now for sleep
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
This is a story
About a hockey team
Who may just win the Stanley Cup
But only in their dreams
The team is from Ottawa
The Senators is their name
Soon to be inducted
In the Golfing Hall of Fame...
They say they'll beat the Penguins...HA!
But that's a funny joke
'Cause every year at playoff time
The Senators always CHOKE!
So, three cheers for Ottawa
A real team they are Not-awa
They can give all that they've Got-awa
'But the Stanley Cup will never go to Ottawa...
Thanks for nothing, Sens.
This is a story
About a hockey team
Who may just win the Stanley Cup
But only in their dreams
The team is from Ottawa
The Senators is their name
Soon to be inducted
In the Golfing Hall of Fame...
They say they'll beat the Penguins...HA!
But that's a funny joke
'Cause every year at playoff time
The Senators always CHOKE!
So, three cheers for Ottawa
A real team they are Not-awa
They can give all that they've Got-awa
'But the Stanley Cup will never go to Ottawa...
Thanks for nothing, Sens.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
The Sens are Tom Kite.
The Sabres are Johnny Miller.
But the Caps. The Caps are Jack Nicklaus dropping a Cleveland Steamer on Lee Trevino.
The Sens are Tom Kite.
The Sabres are Johnny Miller.
But the Caps. The Caps are Jack Nicklaus dropping a Cleveland Steamer on Lee Trevino.
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
Love how you can come into this cafe and overhear pretty well informed conversations about NHL overtime goal history, Aquinas, or the SCOTUS, depending on what table you are sitting at.
Love how you can come into this cafe and overhear pretty well informed conversations about NHL overtime goal history, Aquinas, or the SCOTUS, depending on what table you are sitting at.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
While I appreciate the compliment, for hockey overtime goals it's strictly cut and paste from the Google machine (though a few of those games do have very strong memories for me ).
While I appreciate the compliment, for hockey overtime goals it's strictly cut and paste from the Google machine (though a few of those games do have very strong memories for me
).
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)
Speaking of cut and paste, here's a list of all legitimate Stanley Cup champions:
2017 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
2016 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
2015 -- Portland Rosebuds
2014 -- Los Angeles Kings
2013 -- Portland Rosebuds
2012 -- Los Angeles Kings
2011 -- Boston Bruins
2010 -- Portland Rosebuds
2009 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
2008 -- Detroit Red Wings
2007 -- Ottawa Senators
2006 -- Edmonton Oilers
2005 -- Greed
2004 -- Calgary Flames
2003 -- Cornell
2002 -- Detroit Red Wings
2001 -- Vacant
2000 -- Cornell
1999 -- Cornell
1998 -- Detroit Red Wings
1997 -- Detroit Red Wings
1996 -- Vacant
1995 -- Detroit Red Wings
1994 -- New York Rangers
1993 -- Montreal Canadiens
1992 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
1991 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
1990 -- Edmonton Oilers
1989 -- Cornell
1988 -- Edmonton Oilers
1987 -- Edmonton Oilers
1986 -- Montreal Canadiens
1985 -- Edmonton Oilers
1984 -- Edmonton Oilers
1983 -- New York Islanders
1982 -- New York Islanders
1981 -- New York Islanders
1980 -- New York Islanders
1979 -- Cornell
1978 -- Cornell
1977 -- Cornell
1976 -- Cornell
1975 -- Philadelphia Flyers
1974 -- Philadelphia Flyers
1973 -- Cornell
1972 -- Boston Bruins
1971 -- Cornell
1970 -- Boston Bruins
1969 -- Montreal Canadiens
1968 -- Montreal Canadiens
1967 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1966 -- Montreal Canadiens
1965 -- Montreal Canadiens
1964 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1963 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1962 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1961 -- Portland Rosebuds
1960 -- Montreal Canadiens
1959 -- Montreal Canadiens
1958 -- Montreal Canadiens
1957 -- Montreal Canadiens
1956 -- Montreal Canadiens
1955 -- Detroit Red Wings
1954 -- Detroit Red Wings
1953 -- Montreal Canadiens
1952 -- Detroit Red Wings
1951 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1950 -- Detroit Red Wings
1949 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1948 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1947 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1946 -- Montreal Canadiens
1945 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1944 -- Montreal Canadiens
1943 -- Detroit Red Wings
1942 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1941 -- Boston Bruins
1940 -- New York Rangers
1939 -- Boston Bruins
1938 -- Portland Rosebuds
1937 -- Detroit Red Wings
1936 -- Detroit Red Wings
1935 -- Montreal Maroons
1934 -- Portland Rosebuds
1933 -- New York Rangers
1932 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1931 -- Montreal Canadiens
1930 -- Montreal Canadiens
1929 -- Boston Bruins
1928 -- New York Rangers
1927 -- Ottawa Senators
1926 -- Montreal Maroons
1925 -- Victoria Cougars
1924 -- Montreal Canadiens
1923 -- Ottawa Senators
1922 -- Toronto St. Patricks
1921 -- Ottawa Senators
1920 -- Ottawa Senators
1919 -- Orthomyxoviridae
1918 -- Toronto Arenas
Speaking of cut and paste, here's a list of all legitimate Stanley Cup champions:
2017 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
2016 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
2015 -- Portland Rosebuds
2014 -- Los Angeles Kings
2013 -- Portland Rosebuds
2012 -- Los Angeles Kings
2011 -- Boston Bruins
2010 -- Portland Rosebuds
2009 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
2008 -- Detroit Red Wings
2007 -- Ottawa Senators
2006 -- Edmonton Oilers
2005 -- Greed
2004 -- Calgary Flames
2003 -- Cornell
2002 -- Detroit Red Wings
2001 -- Vacant
2000 -- Cornell
1999 -- Cornell
1998 -- Detroit Red Wings
1997 -- Detroit Red Wings
1996 -- Vacant
1995 -- Detroit Red Wings
1994 -- New York Rangers
1993 -- Montreal Canadiens
1992 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
1991 -- Pittsburgh Penguins
1990 -- Edmonton Oilers
1989 -- Cornell
1988 -- Edmonton Oilers
1987 -- Edmonton Oilers
1986 -- Montreal Canadiens
1985 -- Edmonton Oilers
1984 -- Edmonton Oilers
1983 -- New York Islanders
1982 -- New York Islanders
1981 -- New York Islanders
1980 -- New York Islanders
1979 -- Cornell
1978 -- Cornell
1977 -- Cornell
1976 -- Cornell
1975 -- Philadelphia Flyers
1974 -- Philadelphia Flyers
1973 -- Cornell
1972 -- Boston Bruins
1971 -- Cornell
1970 -- Boston Bruins
1969 -- Montreal Canadiens
1968 -- Montreal Canadiens
1967 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1966 -- Montreal Canadiens
1965 -- Montreal Canadiens
1964 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1963 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1962 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1961 -- Portland Rosebuds
1960 -- Montreal Canadiens
1959 -- Montreal Canadiens
1958 -- Montreal Canadiens
1957 -- Montreal Canadiens
1956 -- Montreal Canadiens
1955 -- Detroit Red Wings
1954 -- Detroit Red Wings
1953 -- Montreal Canadiens
1952 -- Detroit Red Wings
1951 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1950 -- Detroit Red Wings
1949 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1948 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1947 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1946 -- Montreal Canadiens
1945 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1944 -- Montreal Canadiens
1943 -- Detroit Red Wings
1942 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1941 -- Boston Bruins
1940 -- New York Rangers
1939 -- Boston Bruins
1938 -- Portland Rosebuds
1937 -- Detroit Red Wings
1936 -- Detroit Red Wings
1935 -- Montreal Maroons
1934 -- Portland Rosebuds
1933 -- New York Rangers
1932 -- Toronto Maple Leafs
1931 -- Montreal Canadiens
1930 -- Montreal Canadiens
1929 -- Boston Bruins
1928 -- New York Rangers
1927 -- Ottawa Senators
1926 -- Montreal Maroons
1925 -- Victoria Cougars
1924 -- Montreal Canadiens
1923 -- Ottawa Senators
1922 -- Toronto St. Patricks
1921 -- Ottawa Senators
1920 -- Ottawa Senators
1919 -- Orthomyxoviridae
1918 -- Toronto Arenas
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