PASabreFan

Marty says it's all about layers. Oh, we'll be comfortable. (I know, it was levels.)

Borgen skated his beehind off to try and get back to prevent a goal. He'll get a talkin'-to after the game.

Not only do I believe in Hockey Gods, I believe there are God assistants in charge of certain things, one of which is puck special effects. A Sabre shot hit the side of the net and got stuck there. The Flyer goal gets stuck in the back of the net. Cold!

Thanks for Mutton.

Uh oh. Hockey alert.

Skinner donates the puck on the PP.

You'll have to excuse me. I'm just a country doctor.

Skinner backhands one wide. Scoring chance though. If only his luck was better.

The sport of hockey is considering filing a restraining order against this game.

Another trooper tried to tell Bryson to use his reverse thruster, but the transmission hit some space rocks. Am I doing it right?

OK, it works.

Hutton makes himself as small as possible.

Dag nammit.

Not the ice level sound, but Rick, I mean.

Audio just ahead of the video again.

Peeper.

Where's Caneeda?

16-17, #1 overall. 24th in GF/G.

The reason I like Mike H. is that he's most likely to ask that very question (but hasn't as far as I know). The rest are so weak and timid and feeble. I don't know why they're there, honestly. Young, untrained, overally deferential — possibly looking to look for Terry some day. See Kilgore, Ed. (I guess I'd put Wawrow up there with Mike; John's no shrinking violet.)

It is crazy. And not good. I am far too lazy to do any research, but I'd bet there's not as much correlation between power play success and ultimate playoff success as people might think. Power plays are fickle and can't be relied on. Also we all know what happens in the playoffs with the whistle.

I prefer Dr. N. Kirishone Serves you right.

He won my heart over when he pointed to a picture of Old Jack Eichel at the Anchor Bar in one of those Blue and Gold deals.

RaKru dropped this in his pregame presser yesterday. He said the meetings are to make clear what expectations are. That seems like a lot. Are these guys having their heads filled with too much (fill in the blank)? I'm sure most of us can relate to how too many meetings in the workplace can be counter-productive.

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