B R O A D W A Y***B L U E S H I R T S

neilybabes86

cmon boys give me a good MSG trip tonight !!!!!!!!!


LET'S DO THIS

xavier mcdaniel

neilybabes86 wrote:

Bathgate66 wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

richards old squad is in da house tonight

should be a good game


expect a 2-1 game since i'am going

enjoy brother ! go near the glass tunnel so we can all see you on tv, tell me if you do ill dvr and dump it onto DVD for you.


:thumbup:

im allergic to the yuppie seats

good man. I assume by going to that glass tunnel, anyone doesn't have interest in watching the game.

81

At least you still have games in hand :?

neilybabes86

That's a heartbreak game to be at...dammmmm

And to lose on a blatant non interference call.....ugh

Oh well gotta forget about it and move on to st Louie


Joes pizza helped ease the pain 20 min ago

neilybabes86

sauer on IR

2 of our top 4 defenseman gone with concussions...what a shame

imagine we had them ....dammmmm



24/7 starts...gonna be awesome

Johnny Abruzzo

Concussions everywhere. Gonna be a battle of attrition.

Bathgate66

LETS GO RANGERS !

Bathgate66

not looking too promising after 1 in St Louis.

thanks JD !

xavier mcdaniel

Watched 24/7 a day later without knowing about what was in it, very good show, loved the part about the credit cards at the dinner.

And on my next flight, I want an icepack for my shoulder and veal parm sandwich.

Johnny Abruzzo

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

Watched 24/7 a day later without knowing about what was in it, very good show, loved the part about the credit cards at the dinner.

And on my next flight, I want an icepack for my shoulder and veal parm sandwich.

First time I saw the credit cards was in The Pen about the Phillies bullpen.

81

Dog chow

DS1119

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

Watched 24/7 a day later without knowing about what was in it, very good show, loved the part about the credit cards at the dinner.

And on my next flight, I want an icepack for my shoulder and veal parm sandwich.

I believe it was a chicken parm sandwich.

xavier mcdaniel

DS1119 wrote:

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

Watched 24/7 a day later without knowing about what was in it, very good show, loved the part about the credit cards at the dinner.

And on my next flight, I want an icepack for my shoulder and veal parm sandwich.

I believe it was a chicken parm sandwich.

even better, but a veal or chicken parm sandwich is fine by me.

DS1119

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

even better, but a veal or chicken parm sandwich is fine by me.

Only reason I kind of remember is I got so hungry when he mentioned it.

Johnny Abruzzo

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

even better, but a veal or chicken parm sandwich is fine by me.

Veal >>>>> Chicken

In Philly you have to go to the original Tony Luke's (none of the other places - the Jr or the Citizens Park or whatever) to get the veal sandwich. In case you wanted to know.

xavier mcdaniel

Johnny Abruzzo wrote:

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

even better, but a veal or chicken parm sandwich is fine by me.

Veal >>>>> Chicken

In Philly you have to go to the original Tony Luke's (none of the other places - the Jr or the Citizens Park or whatever) to get the veal sandwich. In case you wanted to know.

I've heard of that. I've also heard people say go to John's for a Roast Pork sandwich.

Johnny Abruzzo

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

I've heard of that. I've also heard people say go to John's for a Roast Pork sandwich.

I haven't been there. :oops:

Bathgate66

torts saying dont shit your pants over this guy

that was funny.


avery frustrated about scratches,

http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/rangers/ ... hgcdaXx4GL

PHOENIX — Sean Avery has given up trying to figure out when he will play again for the Rangers, but he admits sitting while the team played two of its ugliest games of the season the past five days has been particularly difficult.

“It’s definitely more frustrating,” Avery told The Post after practice yesterday in St. Louis before the team flew west for tonight’s game against the Coyotes. “I know I can help.”

But he also knows there is not much he can do about it.

Avery said he had not talked to coach John Tortorella after being a healthy scratch the past two games, physical losses in which Avery’s rugged style may have benefited the Rangers.


SCRATCH OFF: Sean Avery has been benched for the Rangers’ past two losses, and yesterday called the spectator’s role “frustrating.”

“It’s not easy, but it’s part of the job have and you have to deal with it,” Avery said. “I want the guys to play well regardless of who is in the lineup, but it’s tough.”

He said he does not believe there is much he can do in practice to change the situation.

“I don’t think so,” Avery said.

Tortorella said he wasn’t sure if he would alter the lineup for tonight and would not say if Avery would be involved.

“I’ve got a lot of players out that I have to consider, not just Sean,” Tortorella said. “I’m pleased with how all the guys are working.”

One player who intends to be back tonight is Mike Rupp, who has been sidelined for nearly two months with a left knee injury. Rupp made it through practice unscathed and said he gave Tortorella the “thumbs up” about playing against Phoenix.

“It’s Coach’s decision, but there will be butterflies because I haven’t missed time like this in a while,” Rupp said. “It’s going to be an adjustment. Skating hard in practice is one thing, but skating in the corners, battling for pucks is another. I have to make sure I do that right away because that’s my game.”

And it’s something that has been virtually absent from the Rangers in their two recent losses.

“Sometimes those divisional rival games are easy games to have extra incentive,” Rupp said. “You have to find ways against teams in the other conference that you don’t see very often and ... sometimes you come out flat. Earlier in the year we made statements against each team, and I think we need to do that [tonight].”

For Brad Richards, it will be an opportunity to bounce back from a tough outing in the 4-1 loss to the Blues on Thursday night, when Tortorella sat him for nearly half the first period.

Richards' 15:12 of ice time was the least he had played in a game while healthy since February 28, 2006, when he was with the Lightning . Richards’ coach at the time was Tortorella.

“Coaches don’t take a player like me off the ice for no reason,” Richards said. “There’s a reason and I’ve got to respond to it.”

Tortorella said, “He gets it. That will never be a problem with [Richards]. He understands his game.”

Richards didn’t need an explanation from Tortorella.

“It’s been like that since I’ve known him,” Richards said. “It’s not a big deal. I have to be held accountable like everybody else. ... Sometimes it’s good to get a little wakeup.”

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igotid88

What a win with .1 sec left

xavier mcdaniel

Bathgate66 wrote:

torts saying dont shit your pants over this guy

that was funny.


avery frustrated about scratches,

http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/rangers/ ... hgcdaXx4GL

PHOENIX — Sean Avery has given up trying to figure out when he will play again for the Rangers, but he admits sitting while the team played two of its ugliest games of the season the past five days has been particularly difficult.

“It’s definitely more frustrating,” Avery told The Post after practice yesterday in St. Louis before the team flew west for tonight’s game against the Coyotes. “I know I can help.”

But he also knows there is not much he can do about it.

Avery said he had not talked to coach John Tortorella after being a healthy scratch the past two games, physical losses in which Avery’s rugged style may have benefited the Rangers.


SCRATCH OFF: Sean Avery has been benched for the Rangers’ past two losses, and yesterday called the spectator’s role “frustrating.”

“It’s not easy, but it’s part of the job have and you have to deal with it,” Avery said. “I want the guys to play well regardless of who is in the lineup, but it’s tough.”

He said he does not believe there is much he can do in practice to change the situation.

“I don’t think so,” Avery said.

Tortorella said he wasn’t sure if he would alter the lineup for tonight and would not say if Avery would be involved.

“I’ve got a lot of players out that I have to consider, not just Sean,” Tortorella said. “I’m pleased with how all the guys are working.”

One player who intends to be back tonight is Mike Rupp, who has been sidelined for nearly two months with a left knee injury. Rupp made it through practice unscathed and said he gave Tortorella the “thumbs up” about playing against Phoenix.

“It’s Coach’s decision, but there will be butterflies because I haven’t missed time like this in a while,” Rupp said. “It’s going to be an adjustment. Skating hard in practice is one thing, but skating in the corners, battling for pucks is another. I have to make sure I do that right away because that’s my game.”

And it’s something that has been virtually absent from the Rangers in their two recent losses.

“Sometimes those divisional rival games are easy games to have extra incentive,” Rupp said. “You have to find ways against teams in the other conference that you don’t see very often and ... sometimes you come out flat. Earlier in the year we made statements against each team, and I think we need to do that [tonight].”

For Brad Richards, it will be an opportunity to bounce back from a tough outing in the 4-1 loss to the Blues on Thursday night, when Tortorella sat him for nearly half the first period.

Richards' 15:12 of ice time was the least he had played in a game while healthy since February 28, 2006, when he was with the Lightning . Richards’ coach at the time was Tortorella.

“Coaches don’t take a player like me off the ice for no reason,” Richards said. “There’s a reason and I’ve got to respond to it.”

Tortorella said, “He gets it. That will never be a problem with [Richards]. He understands his game.”

Richards didn’t need an explanation from Tortorella.

“It’s been like that since I’ve known him,” Richards said. “It’s not a big deal. I have to be held accountable like everybody else. ... Sometimes it’s good to get a little wakeup.”

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I have to agree. Sean Avery is not the end all and be all to how successful the Rangers will be this year.

And great win tonight.

Bathgate66

thank goodness for NY Ranger hockey.
Is it Tuesday yet?

Bathgate66

Eminger out,
Erixon recalled.

rival.

fired up for tomorrow. hitting a streaking devil team, should be a good one.

neilybabes86

i got called up tonight for defense ....yikes emminger out 8-10 weeks and woywitcha is also out

6'4 stu bickel or whatever his name is in and tim erixon ...yikes


sat night game was the sickest ending ever


big week devils, fishsticks , flyers and fishsticks.....in 6 nights :shock:

neilybabes86

oh and very positive news on staal...has been feeling real good and getting ready for contact in the semi near future

hopefully he has no setbacks...but its been very positive

neilybabes86

devils are hot....big game..start this tough week off on a good note

neilybabes86

nothing like a 2 minute fight 3 seconds in

neilybabes86

and dubi breaking clarksons ass 1 1/2 min later

this is the type of fighting people question

neilybabes86

these defensive zone faceoff losses leading to goals is becoming a problem

richards loses it then stands there as zubruis puts in a rebound

neilybabes86

3 dam posts in the 2nd...ugh

BIG late goal to tie it


HUGE 3RD PERIOD COMING UP


CMON GUYS...