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Pension Plan Puppets: Thanks to Jeffler for uploading the video of the Habs' crowd getting punked by Poni while singing a...
Puck Daddy: Saturday's Three Stars: Pavelec stops 50; Tambellini's trick is treat
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i watched this live, and LOVED hearing the silence after the goal http://bit.ly/3EosZk #leafs #habs #bruins 26 days ago |
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LMFAO ; http://bit.ly/3EosZk FAIL, BY MONTREAL FANS....FRENCHIES ARE RETARDS :) 27 days ago |
Thanks to Jeffler for uploading the video of the Habs' crowd getting punked by Poni while singing a...
Pension Plan Puppets —
Thanks to Jeffler for uploading the video of the Habs' crowd getting punked by Poni while singing a song that once was reserved for the playoffs. Guess they love the tune and needed a reason to sing it. A Leafs comeback is as good as any!
Saturday's Three Stars: Pavelec stops 50; Tambellini's trick is treat
Puck Daddy —
No. 1 Star: Ondrej Pavelec(notes), Atlanta Thrashers If Kari Lehtonen(notes) thought his gig as Atlanta's No. 1 goaltender was safe, he better start worrying. Pavelec had the game of his life making 50 saves in a 3-1 win over the Ottawa Senators. A handful of his 50 stops were showcased in this wild flurry near the end of s 3rd period that saw the Senators outshoot the Thrashers 25-3: No. 2 star: Tomas Vokoun(notes), Florida Panthers Vokoun opened the season with a ...
Empty Netter Assists - 11-01-09
Empty Netters —
Penguins
-Dave Molinari's recap from last night's game. The Penguins finished October as one of five teams in NHL history to rack up 12 win in October.
-The Star Tribune's recap. The WIld has won back to back games for the first time this season.
-The Pioneer Press' recap. It was Nicklas Backstrom's (above, with Sidney Crosby) night.
-The Associated Press' recap. The WIld is 3-0 against the Eastern Conference this season.
-Highlights complete with "Count Steigula courtesy of EN contributor GhostWalker40: ...
Habs Fans Fail, Taunt the Leafs Too Early
The Puck Doctors —
November 1, 2009 – Dr. Rush
In last night’s win for the Habs, the Montreal Canadiens had to bail out their fans. Everyone knows the chant i’m referring too. Na na na na, Na na na na, Hey hey hey, GOODBYE! But this time the Habs fans jumped the gun and started chanting a bit too early while the Toronto Maple ...
Off The Post: November 2nd
Fear The Fin —
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by Gerry Broome - AP
Douglas Murray signals a coming global thermonuclear war by scoring a goal against the Carolina Hurricans on Sunday. Frankly, we'd expect him to ...
What We Learned: It's a moral conundrum about star injuries
Puck Daddy —
Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend's events and boils those events down to one admittedly superficial fact or stupid opinion about each team. Feel free to complain about it. I woke up on Sunday morning (we'll call it morning anyway, it was pretty close to noon) and started going through the inter-nettery I'd slept through. Most of my regular sites were quiet, it being Sunday morning and all. Same with Twitter. Then I stumbled across this tweet by USA Today's Kevin Allen: "This morning I count 110 NHL regulars ...
Karma's a mofo'ing bitch
Four Habs Fans —
No really, I don't think I could have been angrier Saturday night when the fucking fucktard fans started singing with 4 minutes left and a two-goal lead. The next time that happens, if you're at the game, go ahead and punch those fucking fucktards in the face. Tell 'em HF29 sent you. I'll get you bailed out, gratis. I almost wish we would have lost the game, just to get the fans to never fucking do that again. Almost. I actually do like the song though. Enjoy the original below, with the worst lip-synching you ever saw. Damn stoned ...
Nightly Hockey Hits: Phil Kessel is set to return, Habs fans need to wait before chanting, NHLPA calls another ‘emergency meeting’, Ovechkin another injury casualty, Did all the Canucks go on NBC’s Biggest Loser?
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Hope everyone had a Happy Halloween. Here is the news from around the blogging world:
Checking from Behind: Phil Kessel is set to return. As Richard suggested in today’s Morning Paper’s Take, it appears that the Leafs playoff aspirations are fading quickly, so it is imperative that Kessel have an immediate impact with the Leafs.
Hub Hockey: (Not So) Factual Analysis of the Lose-Win pattern. Interesting trend. I will be on hand at the Joe tomorrow night to see if this ...
