Also, Sid's been taking sticks in the face and not getting any calls, so everything balances out in the end.
well, officiating has been real bad- both ways- for and against both teams- and also leaguewide in a few of he other series underway.
Youd think after all these years and the modernization of technology, they would have gotten the best of the best in officiating, especially for the 2nd season.
Where the hell is Kerry Fraser ( the guy wwith the outstanding hair )- did he up and retire?
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he hasn't retired, he did a number of regular season games.
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well, officiating has been real bad- both ways- for and against both teams- and also leaguewide in a few of he other series underway.
Youd think after all these years and the modernization of technology, they would have gotten the best of the best in officiating, especially for the 2nd season.
Where the hell is Kerry Fraser ( the guy wwith the outstanding hair )- did he up and retire?
That might be the guy you want. He isn't pen friendly.
And you're right. the refs are way to inconsistent.
You know what i like about all this sid as diver crap?
He has now become a bigger pest than Avery. Your whole bench was yapping at him while they should have been trying to figure out how to score on the PP.
Jagr was livid, and a moody Jagr is a bad Jagr.
so bring those signs, your only hurting yourself.
were you at the game behind the benches ?
just asking- cuz here in nyc- the broadcast was only available nationally on NBC . ( horrible like versucks )
was wondering how you got so much info on jagr being livid.
& i didnt see much yapping ( from anyone besides the bald dude pierre-- " inside the glass " :rolleyes: )
and, 1 more question- whered you get that Crysby bigger pest then Avery hypothesis from ?
Just wondering - because I know that you were able to see the chop that Fleury deliverd to averys gonads - as well as resulting in the scrum that closed out the game yesterday.
Looked plain as day that Avery ( alltho way too late in the game and at this juncture in time ) had gotten under the skin of a few Blackshirts- including Gill and I saw Laraque skate the quickest that he may ever have done before in his entire NHL career ; from the blueline to the back of the goalline and the scrum in like 2 milliseconds flat ! Scuderi and Whitney also eventually made it to the scrum ( i saw them both ) - just in time for the Linesmen and Refs to break it up .
I give credit to the Penguins-0 theyre getting hot at the excatly the right time- 6-0 in the playoffs, but this al;so tells me that theyu are due .
what better place to start- 1 shift and 1 game at a time-then the Garden.
let the heavy lifting begin. .......Heave Ho !
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just asking- cuz here in nyc- the broadcast was only available nationally on NBC . ( horrible like versucks )
was wondering how you got so much info on jagr being livid.
& i didnt see much yapping ( from anyone besides the bald dude pierre-- " inside the glass " :rolleyes: )
and, 1 more question- whered you get that Crysby bigger pest then Avery hypothesis from ?
Just wondering - because I know that you were able to see the chop that Fleury deliverd to averys gonads - as well as resulting in the scrum that closed out the game yesterday.
Looked plain as day that Avery ( alltho way too late in the game and at this juncture in time ) had gotten under the skin of a few Blackshirts- including Gill and I saw Laraque skate the quickest that he may ever have done before in his entire NHL career ; from the blueline to the back of the goalline and the scrum in like 2 milliseconds flat ! Scuderi and Whitney also eventually made it to the scrum ( i saw them both ) - just in time for the Linesmen and Refs to break it up .
I give credit to the Penguins-0 theyre getting hot at the excatly the right time- 6-0 in the playoffs, but this al;so tells me that theyu are due .
what better place to start- 1 shift and 1 game at a time-then the Garden.
let the heavy lifting begin. .......Heave Ho !
Baldy pierre(who you guys have to hate because he is so in love with the penguins) did mention that jagr was livid. and he kept going after crosby after the whistle.
And i also saw callihan and somebody else barking at him. All the preoccupation can't help you guys that's all im saying.
And yes i did see fleury at the end. He did the same thing to lapointe in the last series. It's his new move. It's also easy to be tough when you have gill and laraque behind you.
And yes i did see fleury at the end. He did the same thing to lapointe in the last series. It's his new move. It's also easy to be tough when you have gill and laraque behind you.
Maybe Brodeur should've done the same thing. Avery can't expect to keep taking shots at Fleury's legs and not get some retaliation. Of course with the calls we've seen so far, if he does it again they will probably only call Fleury on it.
I guess it's best to wait until the last 10 seconds if you're up by 2+ goals
The Rangers lost a sloppy Game 1 on April 25 in Buffalo. Then they lost a tense Game 2 on April 27. Against a far more playoff-savvy and seemingly complete Sabres team, the Rangers rallied to even the series with two wins in a raucous Garden.
That they are capable of doing the same in this series seems reasonable. Whether they will is anybody’s guess. The Penguins also appear unlikely to be blown out of any games -though Marc-Andre Fleury looked shaky in Game 1 and barely broke a sweat today. So two more close ones that could go either way figure to be on tap for Tuesday and Thursday nights in the Garden.
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just asking- cuz here in nyc- the broadcast was only available nationally on NBC . ( horrible like versucks )
was wondering how you got so much info on jagr being livid.
& i didnt see much yapping ( from anyone besides the bald dude pierre-- " inside the glass " :rolleyes: )
and, 1 more question- whered you get that Crysby bigger pest then Avery hypothesis from ?
Just wondering - because I know that you were able to see the chop that Fleury deliverd to averys gonads - as well as resulting in the scrum that closed out the game yesterday.
Looked plain as day that Avery ( alltho way too late in the game and at this juncture in time ) had gotten under the skin of a few Blackshirts- including Gill and I saw Laraque skate the quickest that he may ever have done before in his entire NHL career ; from the blueline to the back of the goalline and the scrum in like 2 milliseconds flat ! Scuderi and Whitney also eventually made it to the scrum ( i saw them both ) - just in time for the Linesmen and Refs to break it up .
I give credit to the Penguins-0 theyre getting hot at the excatly the right time- 6-0 in the playoffs, but this al;so tells me that theyu are due .
what better place to start- 1 shift and 1 game at a time-then the Garden.
let the heavy lifting begin. .......Heave Ho !
Hey i think nbc has great coverage, stealing alot of the tsn dudes, now would your fucking team win please, im tired of seeing a donut behind the pens record.
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Hey i think nbc has great coverage, stealing alot of the tsn dudes, now would your fucking team win please, im tired of seeing a donut behind the pens record.
Really they should be ashamed of themselves for even counting the first four games
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it's all about the blogs from practice, they make the morning paper old news..
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so i thought it was news ,,which it was, just old news hah
it wouldn't have been before practice.
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Things happen in the game. Nothing you
can do. I don't go and say,
"I'm gonna beat this guy up."
They tried to put pressure on Marc-Andre," Michel Therrien said. "They tried to get in the crease, and we discussed it with the referees. They're not supposed to stand there, and if there's a goal, it's not a goal. It's tough to give penalties if they're really close to the crease, but if Fleury's in the crease and he can't play the puck, it's no goal. This is what the referees told us. I noticed what Shanahan did. I addressed it with the referees. They were saying that they were going to pay attention, there's no doubt, you can't obstruct the goalies."
When Tom Renney says that he will address various concerns with the officials, without any specific references as to what those concerns are, he's whining to the refs about diving, and Therrien goes on an extended rant trashing Renney. Therrien himself can go on and on about talking to the refs about the Rangers crashing the crease, but that's not whining, that's a legitimate concern. God forbid he should tell his players to get those players out of there, god forbid he should tell him players to do so without taking a penalty cross-checking a player into his goalie, god forbid he should voice any concern about his goalie slashing players near his crease. No, the Penguins don't whine -- only the Rangers.
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Pens set for antics of Sean Avery
BY KRISTIE ACKERT
DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITER
Monday, April 28th 2008, 11:15 PM
Petr Sykora and the Penguins have gotten just a glimpse of the Sean Avery who was the talk of the Rangers' first-round series. Tuesday, when they enter the Garden with a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal, they expect to see a lot more.
"Avery will be Avery," Sykora said Monday. "I expect he will pick up the intensity with the home crowd behind him."
The Penguins expect that Avery and the Rangers will do anything and everything they can to get back into the series.
Pegged as a talented but youthful and emotional team, the Penguins know the series could hinge on how they handle the pressure tonight. They have been unable to win at the Garden in four tries this season, and they'll be facing a team with an expert agitator looking for anything to change the momentum.
Pittsburgh coach Michel Therrien said the Penguins will focus on Avery just as they would "any other good player.
"Honestly, I don't pay too much attention to that stuff," Therrien said at the team's midtown hotel. "He's a good player. I expect him to play a hard game. I expect it to be a hard-played game."
Perhaps the last seconds of Sunday's game foreshadowed just how hard.
After the Penguins scored an empty-netter, Avery planted himself in front of Marc-Andre Fleury's crease, clearly irritating the Penguins' goalie, who gave the Rangers' winger a shot to the back of his legs after the final horn. Avery slashed back at Fleury's hands, sparking a fight at the end of the Penguins' 2-0 win.
"We have to be disciplined," said Sykora. "Whatever he does or doesn't do, we have to be disciplined and don't do anything that will get us stupid penalties. That's the most important thing, being disciplined."
The Penguins were effective fighting off those penalties Sunday, playing four of the last six minutes shorthanded. They killed off six penalties in that game.
After ranking 23rd in penalty-killing during the season, the Penguins are second in the playoffs, allowing just two power-play goals in six games.
Avery's antics against the Devils overshadowed the fact he scored three goals and had two assists in that series.
"I think he is a very good hockey player," Sykora said. "I think he could have an even bigger name with his offense, he has a lot of skills. But he has made his name doing what he does. He's a good player."
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well, officiating has been real bad- both ways- for and against both teams- and also leaguewide in a few of he other series underway.
Youd think after all these years and the modernization of technology, they would have gotten the best of the best in officiating, especially for the 2nd season.
Where the hell is Kerry Fraser ( the guy wwith the outstanding hair )- did he up and retire?
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He was busy fucking things up for Montreal and Boston in rd 1.
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"I play good, hard-nosed basketball.
Things happen in the game. Nothing you
can do. I don't go and say,
"I'm gonna beat this guy up."
That might be the guy you want. He isn't pen friendly.
And you're right. the refs are way to inconsistent.
were you at the game behind the benches ?
just asking- cuz here in nyc- the broadcast was only available nationally on NBC . ( horrible like versucks )
was wondering how you got so much info on jagr being livid.
& i didnt see much yapping ( from anyone besides the bald dude pierre-- " inside the glass " :rolleyes: )
and, 1 more question- whered you get that Crysby bigger pest then Avery hypothesis from ?
Just wondering - because I know that you were able to see the chop that Fleury deliverd to averys gonads - as well as resulting in the scrum that closed out the game yesterday.
Looked plain as day that Avery ( alltho way too late in the game and at this juncture in time ) had gotten under the skin of a few Blackshirts- including Gill and I saw Laraque skate the quickest that he may ever have done before in his entire NHL career ; from the blueline to the back of the goalline and the scrum in like 2 milliseconds flat ! Scuderi and Whitney also eventually made it to the scrum ( i saw them both ) - just in time for the Linesmen and Refs to break it up .
I give credit to the Penguins-0 theyre getting hot at the excatly the right time- 6-0 in the playoffs, but this al;so tells me that theyu are due .
what better place to start- 1 shift and 1 game at a time-then the Garden.
let the heavy lifting begin. .......Heave Ho !
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You didn't recognize him...he has a helmet on now
If he's the best we have in the playoffs we're all hurting
Him and Koharski need to go !
The ONLY thing better than a glass of beer is tea with Miss McGill
A protuberance of flesh above the waistband of a tight pair of trousers
different clowns.
:rolleyes:
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Exactly
NHL officiating has been bad for as long as I can remember
Inconsistent is the best word
The ONLY thing better than a glass of beer is tea with Miss McGill
A protuberance of flesh above the waistband of a tight pair of trousers
And i also saw callihan and somebody else barking at him. All the preoccupation can't help you guys that's all im saying.
And yes i did see fleury at the end. He did the same thing to lapointe in the last series. It's his new move. It's also easy to be tough when you have gill and laraque behind you.
Maybe Brodeur should've done the same thing. Avery can't expect to keep taking shots at Fleury's legs and not get some retaliation. Of course with the calls we've seen so far, if he does it again they will probably only call Fleury on it.
I guess it's best to wait until the last 10 seconds if you're up by 2+ goals
That they are capable of doing the same in this series seems reasonable. Whether they will is anybody’s guess. The Penguins also appear unlikely to be blown out of any games -though Marc-Andre Fleury looked shaky in Game 1 and barely broke a sweat today. So two more close ones that could go either way figure to be on tap for Tuesday and Thursday nights in the Garden.
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shanny down to the 4th line
gomez down to the 3rd with prucha and avery
and the drury line is up in the 2nd slot
apparently not:
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now i know why i never read the paper lol garbage
it's all about the blogs from practice, they make the morning paper old news..
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"I play good, hard-nosed basketball.
Things happen in the game. Nothing you
can do. I don't go and say,
"I'm gonna beat this guy up."
totally
but someone told me here read this and i did
so i thought it was news ,,which it was, just old news hah
it wouldn't have been before practice.
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"I play good, hard-nosed basketball.
Things happen in the game. Nothing you
can do. I don't go and say,
"I'm gonna beat this guy up."
When Tom Renney says that he will address various concerns with the officials, without any specific references as to what those concerns are, he's whining to the refs about diving, and Therrien goes on an extended rant trashing Renney. Therrien himself can go on and on about talking to the refs about the Rangers crashing the crease, but that's not whining, that's a legitimate concern. God forbid he should tell his players to get those players out of there, god forbid he should tell him players to do so without taking a penalty cross-checking a player into his goalie, god forbid he should voice any concern about his goalie slashing players near his crease. No, the Penguins don't whine -- only the Rangers.
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BY KRISTIE ACKERT
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Monday, April 28th 2008, 11:15 PM
Petr Sykora and the Penguins have gotten just a glimpse of the Sean Avery who was the talk of the Rangers' first-round series. Tuesday, when they enter the Garden with a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal, they expect to see a lot more.
"Avery will be Avery," Sykora said Monday. "I expect he will pick up the intensity with the home crowd behind him."
The Penguins expect that Avery and the Rangers will do anything and everything they can to get back into the series.
Pegged as a talented but youthful and emotional team, the Penguins know the series could hinge on how they handle the pressure tonight. They have been unable to win at the Garden in four tries this season, and they'll be facing a team with an expert agitator looking for anything to change the momentum.
Pittsburgh coach Michel Therrien said the Penguins will focus on Avery just as they would "any other good player.
"Honestly, I don't pay too much attention to that stuff," Therrien said at the team's midtown hotel. "He's a good player. I expect him to play a hard game. I expect it to be a hard-played game."
Perhaps the last seconds of Sunday's game foreshadowed just how hard.
After the Penguins scored an empty-netter, Avery planted himself in front of Marc-Andre Fleury's crease, clearly irritating the Penguins' goalie, who gave the Rangers' winger a shot to the back of his legs after the final horn. Avery slashed back at Fleury's hands, sparking a fight at the end of the Penguins' 2-0 win.
"We have to be disciplined," said Sykora. "Whatever he does or doesn't do, we have to be disciplined and don't do anything that will get us stupid penalties. That's the most important thing, being disciplined."
The Penguins were effective fighting off those penalties Sunday, playing four of the last six minutes shorthanded. They killed off six penalties in that game.
After ranking 23rd in penalty-killing during the season, the Penguins are second in the playoffs, allowing just two power-play goals in six games.
Avery's antics against the Devils overshadowed the fact he scored three goals and had two assists in that series.
"I think he is a very good hockey player," Sykora said. "I think he could have an even bigger name with his offense, he has a lot of skills. But he has made his name doing what he does. He's a good player."
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