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Damn Redwings.
I figured that would be the end result but I was hoping Chi would have won at least 2 or 3 games. They got close by taking the wings to OT twice but they just couldn't finish.
Although Huet makes 6 mil he isn't all that great. Sure he played very good last night and gave the Hawks a chance but I am not too optimistic about the Hawk's future. I never thought they would have made it this far so congrats to the boys for a solid exciting year.
actually they went to overtime 3 times.
i hope lidstrom & datysuk will be ready on saturday.
I'm still pissed as hell the Nucks lost in 6 games to the Blackhawks! So much for Mats Sundin. Now I get to wait out this painful offseason to see if the Nucks can resign the Sedins and Bobby Lu.
My prediction for the finals: Detroit in 6
I wasn't clear but I was just refering to the two they lost in OT. You are right, they went to OT 3 times.
I'm in Saskatchewan so there are ton of Canuck, Oiler and Flames fans. My best friend is a huge Canuck fan and he went to Van for game 2. Anyway, he was damn near suicidal after the Hawks won the series. For days all he was talking about was how the refs fucked them over because the NHL wanted a Chi/Det series. There was no way I could watch the games with him since he is no negative about everything but I'm sure he broke shit when the Hawks took game 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by DREW-DIE$EL
I've seen bad calls in every series with every team,
you only get mad when the bad calls happen to your team.
For sure. Every game basically has missed or bad calls. It's part of the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eradicate
I keep going back and forth on whether the Kronwall hit on Havlat was dirty or not. There is no way Kronwall should have been ejected for it though.
from reading these forums, i thought only pittsburgh teams benefitted from bad calls.
There was no way it was dirty, you could say im biased because im a detroiter.Quote:
Originally Posted by kurupt_kw
But really he had possession of the puck, Havlat got caught not looking up.
Lights out, dude was in never never land for a minute or two.
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Originally Posted by Eradicate
In real time when it first happened I thought the puck was behind Havlat so I thought it was dirty. Then I saw the replay and realised it was in his feet so then I thought it was clean. After watching a few more times it looks like Kronwall jumped off the ice just a little bit as he hit him.
Final verdict - borderline.
the nhl set a precedent during these playoffs. because they allowed ovechkin to (a) leave his feet when he hits somebody and (b) take out other players knees, they cannot suspend anybody else for that either.
1 down 3 to go!
Fluery is the best guy on the redwings, two goals what a guy!
good series so far
hahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Eradicate