GDT: 11/19/2015

[rynryn]

so i guess that sort of thing is why coaches put out goons for the last shift in an obvious loss. (edit: i mean, to soak up any last minute dirt)

 

[Patrice Krejci*]

Twice in the game Bruins jumped guys from behind when they were already engaged with someone else, and now with 5 secs left and a two goal lead Belesky chops at the unprotected parts of Zucker's knee.

Scum.

A scrum gets everyone involved pulling guys off eachother. Wild players didn't want to square up.

 

[CDJ]

That was a shoulder hit. Clean.

That was a sensitive spot that was hit on Zucker.

Don't know about that, saw two different videos on twitter that showed otherwise and it was just awkward into the boards in general. And add that to the cheap stuff by Carter at the end and the Wild can't exactly play the innocent angels card


I hope Zucker is alright, hopefully he didn't catch a rut or anything on that love tap. That is really the only way I could see him getting injured, Kelly did the same thing earlier.

 

[LetsGoBLUES91]

Is there a team in hockey that improved one position group (off, def, g) more in the offseason than Buffalos offense? Last year was so fun playing them because you could completely neglect the defensive zone and it didn't matter because they weren't going to score. And it's not just Eichel/O'Reilly.

 

[Bread and Circuses]

Well i guess someone has to carry the torch of stickwork since Lucic is gone. :\

Hahaha I hope Zucker is ok and all that and with that being said.....

That was a prototypical play from Beleskey, no way it was malicious at all.

Just an unfortunate outcome.

 

[rynryn]

A scrum gets everyone involved pulling guys off eachother. Wild players didn't want to square up.

what? i'm not arguing either way but that's your response when someone points out the Bruins doubled up on Wild players twice in scrums? That makes no sense? we didn't want to square up against two bruins at a time?

 

[DonskoiDonscored]

A scrum gets everyone involved pulling guys off eachother.

citation needed

 

[Dr Jan Itor]

Don't know about that, saw two different videos on twitter that showed otherwise and it was just awkward into the boards in general. And add that to the cheap stuff by Carter at the end and the Wild can't exactly play the innocent angels card


I hope Zucker is alright, hopefully he didn't catch a rut or anything on that love tap. That is really the only way I could see him getting injured, Kelly did the same thing earlier.

The Carter thing seemed like your standard post-whistle scrum until Krug tossed his buttend towards him.

Only my guess, though.

 

[Evergreen]

Why is the camera so low in Florida? It's a strange angle.

 

[CDJ]

Is there a team in hockey that improved one position group (off, def, g) more in the offseason than Buffalos offense? Last year was so fun playing them because you could completely neglect the defensive zone and it didn't matter because they weren't going to score. And it's not just Eichel/O'Reilly.

They've scored the 4th fewest goals in the league, least in the Atlantic. It's better for sure because last year was absolutely abysmal, but it still isn't all that good

 

[Patrice Krejci*]

what? i'm not arguing either way but that's your response when someone points out the Bruins doubled up on Wild players twice in scrums? That makes no sense? we didn't want to square up against two bruins at a time?

If a bigger player starts pushing on a small guy with a bigger player or our resident fighter on the ice what do you expect to happen? Players double up in scrums every game, this seems like bitterness more than anything.

 

[rynryn]

i hope it's just a contusion or something.

 

[Bread and Circuses]

Twice in the game Bruins jumped guys from behind when they were already engaged with someone else, and now with 5 secs left and a two goal lead Belesky chops at the unprotected parts of Zucker's knee.

Scum.

Hahaha 6' 205 lb Carter picks a spot with 5'9" 185 lb Krug with barely any time left in the game at all just prior to the Zucker injury but lets not talk about that.

 

[white galaxy*]

I was skeptical because all I had known was Ralph and Razor, but I think I prefer Strader in the role now that I've had some time to hear him. His voice is a perfect fit with Razor's.

ya the duo works great . strades on a conservative even keel simply calling the action with no broadcast school fakeness to his voice such as the mutant freaks currently calling leafs / nucks / devs / etc

and razor making alot of pertinant observations in his high energy / great attitude style brings the excitment to game

an excellent booth such as this seriously improves the game from my angle

these two are up there near gord n ray now

 

[NHL1674]

Zucker didn't even have the puck, so why hit him where he's not protected with seconds left?

 

[rynryn]

If a bigger player starts pushing on a small guy with a bigger player or our resident fighter on the ice what do you expect to happen? Players double up in scrums every game, this seems like bitterness more than anything.

krug bopped carter in the face to start the thing. carter supposed to say "ha ha little fella, ain't you cute?" and pat him on the head? tell Krug to not punch people in the face. Spurgeon is smaller than him and he handles himself in scrums.


bitterness. yeah over one of our producers leg getting taken out in the waning seconds of a game from a slash (ill-intended or not). You'll just have to excuse me for being bitter about that.

 

[josephwild123]

Hahaha 6' 205 lb Carter picks a spot with 5'9" 185 lb Krug with barely any time left in the game at all just prior to the Zucker injury but lets not talk about that.

Both players were evening pushing each other around.

 

[rynryn]

Hahaha 6' 205 lb Carter picks a spot with 5'9" 185 lb Krug with barely any time left in the game at all just prior to the Zucker injury but lets not talk about that.

you weren't watching. Krug started it by throwing a punch at carter.

 

[Dr Jan Itor]

Hahaha 6' 205 lb Carter picks a spot with 5'9" 185 lb Krug with barely any time left in the game at all just prior to the Zucker injury but lets not talk about that.

I actually think Krug threw the first jab. Could be wrong.

 

[BlueOil]

Is there a team in hockey that improved one position group (off, def, g) more in the offseason than Buffalos offense? Last year was so fun playing them because you could completely neglect the defensive zone and it didn't matter because they weren't going to score. And it's not just Eichel/O'Reilly.

As someone else said, they're one of the worst offensive teams still.

Blues playing terrible defense is making that less obvious.

 

[rynryn]

krug threw a punch to get Carter to stop poking at the pads. that's what started it.

 

[Patrice Krejci*]

krug threw a punch to get Carter to stop poking at the pads. that's what started it.

Again, this happens in any game.

 

[rynryn]

Again, this happens in any game.

i know this. yet you people continue to claim Carter was picking a fight with a midget somehow and that's why he was doubled up on. edit: it's neither here nor there, as I really don't care about anything other than the slash. I believe i got off on a tangent when someone seemed to imply Carter was gooning it up vs Krug to distract from (or justify) the later slash.

 

[Puckstop40]

Beaut pass by Horcoff to Cogliano. Oilers up 2-0

 

[SlapshotTheMovie]

Stralman forgetting what team he is on and leaving the puck for Moore. Thanks bud!