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Blaming the refs in a WIN.
LULZ
LULZ
Blaming the refs in a WIN.
LULZ
being consistent. call out the zebras, no matter what.
Ducks second goal was not a penalty on silverfucker, but Crow's mitt was interfered with. Shoulda been no goal, followed a face-off outside the blueline.
Yeah, that goalie interference is all the argument you need for replay. Easy call that could be corrected. Could have cost the Hawks a chance at the cup.
Theres a bit of speculation after game 6 that Hossa has been playing hurt this series and thats why hes struggling.
Not sure..its possible everyones playing with some bumps and bruises at this point. Were a few points in the game where it looked like he was protecting his right shoulder but thats just me looking for things that may not be there.
Thought he was better once Q took him off the first line. Had no issues with Richards as his center and wouldnt have since day one.
But yah let the Hossa is hurt rumors fly.
Actually this sounds amazing. Somebody should start a whole thread about it. I was thinking the French version would sound a little ***, but it actually sounds badass. I could really get pumped about this.
First time since 2000 that both conference finals series have gone to game 7.
To add to this, last night on NHLN they said that it will be only the second time that (which I find hard to believe, but who knows) this has happened since 1964 (both semifinals go 7 games) before the Cup finals.
There was only the Original 6 in 1964. So only the Semis and the cup finals in those days not much playoff hockey back then.
There was only the Original 6 in 1964. So only the Semis and the cup finals in those days not much playoff hockey back then.
And it was not always 7 games
uh, yes, ...I know. But there were still semifinals and the finals (That's what this stat is about, has nothing to do with quarterfinals or a round of 16).
...and, I've followed the Hawks since 65-66 (I'll be 56 in October), so I'm aware of the original six, the expansion to 12 teams, etc., etc., etc.
Regardless, I still find it amazing that up to last night, only twice since 1964, have both semifinals have gone to 7 games.
BIB, since 1964, when have their been semifinals that weren't best of 7? and prior to that, the last time there was a semifinal that was best of 9 or best 5 or even 8?
not often (and not for a long time) I'd reckon.
EDIT: It appears that since 1942-43 that NHL semifinals have been best of 7. Since 42-43 there have been preliminary rounds that were best of 5, but win it gets down to 4 teams remaining it's been best of 7, as previously stated, since 1942-43.
Stanley Cup playoffs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Cup_playoffs
I sit corrected as I thought is was not that long ago for the change...reminds me to research first!
I know the day off is good for the team, but I really really wish they'd play tonight. Don't want to wait.