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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 15:42:12 GMT -5
Oilers have a chance of creating a NHL record of most home periods without a goal! Come on Edmonton lets make it 12 straight home periods without a goal. Then maybe Katz will finally snap unless this is his master plan of increasing sales of anti depressant, headache painkillers, OxyContin, vidicon, and prescription drug abuse! #staylowtofirelowe #suckbadforekblad
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Post by BRV on Nov 15, 2013 16:07:30 GMT -5
Then again was it true Boston hired a bodyguard for Seguin during the playoffs to make sure he wasn't off to party every night and he wore the exact same clothes for 3 days in a row? If it is true, then you know who is equally at fault for Seguin's perceived failings? THE BRUINS ORGANIZATION. When they realized he had a maturity issue and a problem with alcohol, they should have sat him down and hammered it out, or turned one of the veteran players into Seguin's personal babysitter. Whether it was Patrice Bergeron or Shawn Thornton, they should have had a vet attached to Seguin's side at all times when they were off the ice or on the road. Peter Chiarelli and Claude Julien are total morons for giving up on Seguin after three seasons. The reason he wasn't developing into that constant 35-goal threat in your system is not his fault, it's the coach's fault for having a system that doesn't allow for a 35-goal scorer. Not every player has to be a rugged, two-way player who digs in the corners and grinds it out. There's nothing wrong with having one or two guys who are finesse players who are exclusively offensive threats. Hearken back to the summer of 2010. The Chicago Blackhawks have won their first Stanley Cup in ages. Patrick Kane is the toast of the town, and he's going out, getting sauced night after night, and this is less than a year after he beat up a cab driver. Did the Blackhawks throw in the towel and trade him for 50 cents on the dollar? No they didn't, and they are now reaping the rewards for sticking with him.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 16:19:13 GMT -5
Then again was it true Boston hired a bodyguard for Seguin during the playoffs to make sure he wasn't off to party every night and he wore the exact same clothes for 3 days in a row? If it is true, then you know who is equally at fault for Seguin's perceived failings? THE BRUINS ORGANIZATION. When they realized he had a maturity issue and a problem with alcohol, they should have sat him down and hammered it out, or turned one of the veteran players into Seguin's personal babysitter. Whether it was Patrice Bergeron or Shawn Thornton, they should have had a vet attached to Seguin's side at all times when they were off the ice or on the road. Peter Chiarelli and Claude Julien are total morons for giving up on Seguin after three seasons. The reason he wasn't developing into that constant 35-goal threat in your system is not his fault, it's the coach's fault for having a system that doesn't allow for a 35-goal scorer. Not every player has to be a rugged, two-way player who digs in the corners and grinds it out. There's nothing wrong with having one or two guys who are finesse players who are exclusively offensive threats. Hearken back to the summer of 2010. The Chicago Blackhawks have won their first Stanley Cup in ages. Patrick Kane is the toast of the town, and he's going out, getting sauced night after night, and this is less than a year after he beat up a cab driver. Did the Blackhawks throw in the towel and trade him for 50 cents on the dollar? No they didn't, and they are now reaping the rewards for sticking with him. I agree with everything you said and I'm pissed of Boston shipped Seguin to the Western Conference not because of the endless Tyler vs. Taylor debate that'll go on forever but because he's on Dallas a team that's allowing him the opportunity to be one of the two franchise players of the organization. The other franchise player is his linemate Jamie Benn with his six points and is most likely to be Stamkos replacement for Team Canada now
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Post by Steveweiser on Nov 15, 2013 16:41:36 GMT -5
The Blackhawks/Penguins game at Soldier Field will air live on NBC, the first primetime regular season network TV game for the NHL since 1974.
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Post by triplethreatmark on Nov 15, 2013 17:01:54 GMT -5
Going to the game tonight... and I'm looking for REVENGE Revenge on who? Jagr for burning the Devils in '99? Let it go, bud.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 19:39:29 GMT -5
Okay Dallas Eakins the Oilers headcoach is literally now trolling the Oilers fanbase. He just sent down Marc Arcobellow down to OKC and kept Will Acton on the roster instead who is one of the Oilers assistant coaches son. Here are the Stats to compare:
Arcobello: 20 GP 2-10 12 points (2nd amongst rookies, 3rd among the Oilers, and has a -3 rating which is 1st among the Oilers Top 9 Forwards, 5th among in shots, 5th in the NHL for faceoff winning percentage, best penalty killer, and managed to play every game so far) Also he did while playing on the 3rd line on the wing when he's a center throughout most of the season ever since Gagner returned from injury.
Acton: 16GP 2-1 3 points (+2 rating but has played on the fourth line every game, 10 shots, and got two goals during the 1st game and 5th game of the season and one assist the past 15 games)
Compare Arcobello to Hall-Eberle-Gagner-Hemsky-RNH-Yakupov-Perron:
Eberle: 20GP 4-11 15 points -4 RNH: 18GP 5-8 13 points -13 Perron: 16GP 4-8 12 points -4 (best Oilers forward of the season) Hall: 13GP 5-7 12 points -9 Hemsky: 20GP 3-6 9 points -13 Yakupov: 18GP 2-2 4 points -15 Gagner: 7GP 0-1 1 point -10 (in 7 GAMES!!!!!!)
Now onto the Oilers top 2 shitty defenseman
Justin Schultz: 14GP 1-6 7 points -10 (is lucky to be in IR) Jeff Petry: 20GP 2-3 5 points -13 (Oiler's #1 defenseman)
I loved how Dallas Eakins preached about accountability the day he was hired and every game he coached this season but he only benched Yakupov and Ryan Smyth and has not once benched Eberle, Hemsky, Gagner, J. Schultz, and anyone else who is a problem. Arcobello is one of the very few highlights of the worst Oiler's season in franchise history and could actually be nominated for the Calder. So we send him down to OKC to stunt call up one of Edmonton's few defenseman prospects to stunt his development. Also this defenseman Oscar Klefbom was struggling throughout most of the season in OKC adapting to the North American game and when he was finally getting better we are calling up against THE f***ING SHARKS to kill his confidence and development.
I'm starting to think the only reason why Oilers had to settle with Eakins and MacTavish because all the free agent coaches and GM's like Torts, AV, Lindy Ruff, Jon Cooper, Jim Nill knew Edmonton is a shit show and didn't want to work under Lowe avoided Edmonton like the f***ing plague it is.
Also Craig MacTavish's press conference yesterday was a joke. His oblivious and denial was funnier and sadder then Tommy Wiseau saying that The Room is way better then The Godfather and Citizen Kane combined.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 21:43:34 GMT -5
Bryz first game of the season in the AHL. Winning 4-3. We traded Smid for a salary dump for Bryz even though they could afford the both of them? I already think Oilers management has surpassed Mibury management
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 22:04:35 GMT -5
The Red Wings are on their way to make the playoffs with OT/SO losses.
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Post by domrep on Nov 15, 2013 22:18:02 GMT -5
CAPS!!!!
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 22:55:51 GMT -5
Couple of notes: -Sending down Arco and not calling up a defenseman sooner means there is 5 oilers defenseman against the sharks -Oilers just went through 10 straight home ice periods without a goal closing in on the most since 1929 -Buffalo won so now Edmonton is back to 30th -I love how every team plays their backup against Edmonton -Bryz's first game in OKC allowed 5 goals on 24 shots in a 5-4 loss -Every Oilers game needs to be on TSN because how they rip on them is hilarious. Truly the sports version of Mystery Science 3000
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 23:16:06 GMT -5
HOLY f*** FUNNIEST THING EVER!!!!! RYAN SMYTH WITH AN OPEN NET DOR A WRAP AROUND AND HE f***S UP!!!!!! SUCH A WASHINGTON GENERALS MOVE!!!! STILL SCORELESS!!!!
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 23:18:29 GMT -5
NOW PERRON HIT A GOAL POST!!!!! THIS GAME IS HILARIOUS!!!! OMG OILERS HAD A 3 ON 1 AND A OPEN NET SO HE PASSES IT AND PLAYERS LOSES POSSESSION OF PUCK!!!!
THIS IS THE FUNNIEST HOCKEY GAME EVER
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 23:27:17 GMT -5
Come on now, you should have known that the Caps would win once the SO started. Good thing the Red Wings are in the East now.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2013 23:27:44 GMT -5
f*** YOU YAKUPOV YOU RUIN EVERYTHING!!!! ITS ALL YOUR FAULT SCORING THE GOAL AND PROLONGING EAKINS AND MANAGEMENTS STAY IN EDMONTON!!!!!! YOU WERE SUPPOSE TO NOT SCORE!!!!
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Post by darbus alan on Nov 16, 2013 0:51:09 GMT -5
What is it with this team and completely forgetting how to score goals when Schneider's in net?
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Post by armbar on Nov 16, 2013 6:48:07 GMT -5
Oh, SuperSweet, remember the former Oiler, Teemu Hartikainen? Left the team because didn't get to play enough. Well, he is in KHL now. 25 games played, 8 goals and 10 assists. Is a strong candidate for the Finnish Olympics team. What I saw from the few international games that I saw of him, he is a good power forward.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 16, 2013 12:36:08 GMT -5
Oh, SuperSweet, remember the former Oiler, Teemu Hartikainen? Left the team because didn't get to play enough. Well, he is in KHL now. 25 games played, 8 goals and 10 assists. Is a strong candidate for the Finnish Olympics team. What I saw from the few international games that I saw of him, he is a good power forward. Yup I thought he was a prospect with serious potential. He's actually one of the few guys who is big and strong and has potential to be gritty. He was frustrating though some nights he played the role of a agitator perfectly and led the game in hits and constantly screened the goalies. Then some nights he played as soft as butter it seemed to not care about back checking and tried to cheat for offense instead. He did the latter during his final few games which got him sent down especially on how Paajarvi realized he's big fast and strong and he should use his body to crash into people and the net. But I'm glad he's doing well. Hopefully he becomes a super star and the oilers can do the Radulov clause on him one day
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Post by Vice honcho room temperature on Nov 16, 2013 13:00:21 GMT -5
What is it with this team and completely forgetting how to score goals when Schneider's in net? Maybe Schneider causes some reaction in goalies on the other end that make them unbeatable. Because its not like the Devils slept walk though that game and didn't score
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Post by Deleted on Nov 16, 2013 21:44:25 GMT -5
Cam Talbot and the Rangers shut out the Canadiens 1-0. Rangers win their 1st game in Montreal in over 4 years.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 16, 2013 22:22:36 GMT -5
Even thought I didn't watch the game, I'm getting sick and tired of the Red Wings losing in OT/SO.
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