NHL 2022-out of town thread III - Marty Walsh reportedly in the mix to become director of NHL Players’ Association

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Props to the Pens.

TEMPE, Ariz. — The Pittsburgh Penguins are supposed to be home with their families now, getting some rest following a 10-day road trip, preparing for the Canucks at PPG Paints Arena on Tuesday.

They are not.

The Penguins had just defeated the Coyotes, 4-1, on Sunday night, ending a six-game losing streak. Their travel plan was to immediately return to Pittsburgh, where they haven’t been since leaving for the Winter Classic on Dec. 31.

Instead, they traveled through the middle of the night to Montreal, arriving at 4 a.m. Then, they slept for a brief period of time before attending the funeral of Claude Fouquet, father of Kris Letang.


…and MAF
 
As entertaining as Steve is - and I can’t even imagine the video he’ll make when the Leafs actually win the Stanley Cup - wouldn’t it be amazing if some guy somewhere in Quebec had a “Habs Fan React” channel? Watching a Canadiens fan lose his shit after every loss (especially a loss to the Bruins) would be YouTube candy for me.
There is a guy named Andrew Berkshire who is an old-time forum poster that now has a podcast he runs. I hear it is decent, but I would be excommunicated from here for listening. He is the closest you would come to a Steve Dangle for the Habs.

He used to get into so many forum fist fights and always blamed peoples "reading comprehension"

I still have a meme of him on my PC:
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Montreal Getting throttled by Seattle lol.

Seattle's solid, I watched them beat both Toronto and Ottawa by 4 goals last week, both games on the road. They have a heavy and mobile D and balanced scoring throughout the lineup. They have an excellent road record, this will be a tough matchup for the Bruins.
 
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Seattle's solid, I watched them beat both Toronto and Ottawa by 4 goals last week, both games on the road. They have a heavy and mobile D and balanced scoring throughout the lineup. They have an excellent road record, this will be a tough matchup for the Bruins.
I only saw parts of one national game, and lots of highlights, but that is my impression too. A smart, big d and a forward group full of offensively good second liners. They match up with most teams.
YOU have to make them turn and defend. To paraphrase Brick, legs will be at a premium.
 
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Jeremy Lauzon with 4 penalties tonight against Ottawa, none of them offsetting.
 
Seattle's solid, I watched them beat both Toronto and Ottawa by 4 goals last week, both games on the road. They have a heavy and mobile D and balanced scoring throughout the lineup. They have an excellent road record, this will be a tough matchup for the Bruins.
They seem to be bonding on this eastern trip

You know they have our game circled as a big test for them.

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Really, you hate to see it.

Shut up, you! ;)

As entertaining as Steve is - and I can’t even imagine the video he’ll make when the Leafs actually win the Stanley Cup - wouldn’t it be amazing if some guy somewhere in Quebec had a “Habs Fan React” channel? Watching a Canadiens fan lose his shit after every loss (especially a loss to the Bruins) would be YouTube candy for me.

For me as well. Can't get enough of Montreal meltdowns!!! :biglaugh:
 
Fleury with an incredible save on a shot by Kauko, absolutely robbed him

Fleury putting on a clinic right now, Rangers can't get the puck past him. With the assistance of one post lol
 
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