DarthEbriate

Bloody hell. But they'll be exhausted and Boston will bury them tomorrow night. Meanwhile, Detroit is going to get annihilated on Wednesday.

They gave him the goalie interference. Unless he started throwing punches (which he didn't) they were going to take one from each team. The only call to be angry about tonight is the hooking. Muel's high-stick, the Dahlin roughing, and the over-the-glass are all mandatory. The only issue is TB's PP has been stellar.

He's still well under 100 AHL/NHL games played. I'm not sure what you're hoping to see from a consistency basis yet.

Pilut, you're up next game.

Well. Yes. But they have to call the Dahlin roughing and the Power over the glass.

Oh. Double dang.

Dang. But... 5 on 5 again. TB's worst nemesis.

Need a kill. Need the crowd to will the kill.

Dang. And they call a hook, eh?

Honestly, that's not a bad place for Mitts and VO if they can get on the ice against a non-Point line.

There you go. That is defending your goalie. And no, it doesn't matter if you push him into your own goalie. You attack.

Crap. That line is a defensive liability.

Oh! Let's take a moment to acknowledge that Muel has his 1st point of the season. Yay!

All 3 TB forwards went below the goal line, and that was Katy by/bar the door.

Great shot, Skin, that was one in a million!

I mean... it's a different franchise, but what movies we quote depend greatly on our own point of view.

Nope. No deflection. Just a corner rocket.

Wooooooooooooooo!

Cernak-Hedman vs. Muel-Dahlin. It's fun.

10th overall in 2016. It's easy to think he's an 8 because the Sabres always draft 8th.

Can you imagine when Power puts some adult muscle and can just throw guys into the boards and off the puck?

The refs don't want to decide this one.

An assist to Tage, then the 2nd ENG after VO collects the first one. 6-3.

Skate fast, stay out of the box, and send Tampa to Boston with a loss.

Well... this is the book on Tuch. Back with Vegas he was also hot and cold in stretches. They loved him, and were also left wanting more. He's a bigger, faster, Stafford. And that's not a bad thing! But he's got to vary his attack. A nice pass is good on occasion, but he's also on the top line to drive the net and open space and work the boards.