1. Standard memberSir Timothy
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    13 May '10 16:25
    Does Philly make history Friday night or does Boston squeak by?
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    13 May '10 16:442 edits
    Originally posted by Sir Timothy
    Does Philly make history Friday night or does Boston squeak by?
    Flip a coin. Someone will get a bounce or deflection and move on to play the Habs.

    One thing I will predict: The loser will score 2 or fewer goals; probably 1 or fewer.

    Oh, I so want to see a Boson team choke, though.
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    13 May '10 17:00
    Originally posted by Sir Timothy
    Does Philly make history Friday night or does Boston squeak by?
    I'm hoping for a Bruins/Habs match-up just so we can all re-live this storied rivalry for a week or two. The West may have the flashier players at the moment but the drama will be alive and well in the East.
  4. Standard memberSir Timothy
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    13 May '10 17:00
    I'm a Flyers and was depressed thru the first 3 games. It will be a nail biter. Kinda hoping Richards knocks out Savard.
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    13 May '10 17:072 edits
    Originally posted by sh76
    The loser will score 2 or fewer goals.
    An easy bet. In only 26 out of the 73 playoff games played so far this year (35 percent) has the losing team scored more than 2 goals.
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    13 May '10 17:08
    Originally posted by Sir Timothy
    I'm a Flyers and was depressed thru the first 3 games. It will be a nail biter. Kinda hoping Richards knocks out Savard.
    The same way he knocked out Booth - cheaply... 😉
  7. Standard membersh76
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    13 May '10 18:43
    Originally posted by darvlay
    An easy bet. In only 26 out of the 73 playoff games played so far this year (35 percent) has the losing team scored more than 2 goals.
    I was going to say one or fewer; but I whimped out.
  8. Standard memberSir Timothy
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    13 May '10 19:30
    Originally posted by darvlay
    The same way he knocked out Booth - cheaply... 😉
    I don't care how... stick, elbow, fist, whatever.
  9. Standard memberuzless
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    16 May '10 17:53
    Originally posted by sh76
    Flip a coin. Someone will get a bounce or deflection and move on to play the Habs.

    .
    You still trying to push your "luck" wins hockey games?? Dude, watch the game. If you don't understand what's going on, i'll explain it to you.

    fyi, any game that is played inside a cage (boards/glass) will have elements of bounces and riccochets.
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    17 May '10 13:38
    Originally posted by uzless
    You still trying to push your "luck" wins hockey games?? Dude, watch the game. If you don't understand what's going on, i'll explain it to you.

    fyi, any game that is played inside a cage (boards/glass) will have elements of bounces and riccochets.
    Mon-Pitt game 6 was a perfect example. The Pens put a puck in the net with a minute to go in the first just they wave it off because the ref blew the whistle for no reason other than that he lost sight of the puck. Plus the Pens banged the iron a few times in the second.

    Yes, that's all part of the game; but don't tell me there was no luck involved.

    Game 7 was another matter. The Pens came out scared and flat. Luck or no luck; you can't do that and win.
  11. SubscriberVery Rusty
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    19 May '10 02:08
    Originally posted by sh76
    Mon-Pitt game 6 was a perfect example. The Pens put a puck in the net with a minute to go in the first just they wave it off because the ref blew the whistle for no reason other than that he lost sight of the puck. Plus the Pens banged the iron a few times in the second.

    Yes, that's all part of the game; but don't tell me there was no luck involved.

    Game ...[text shortened]... nother matter. The Pens came out scared and flat. Luck or no luck; you can't do that and win.
    The team who played better will always win in a best of 7!

    The End!
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