GDT: Car @ Fla

[Surrounded By Ahos]

Sir, you can’t park there

Given the state of his vehicle, I'm not sure he'd be able to park anywhere else at the moment.

 

[SoupNazi]

Win this game.

 

[Wolfpuck]

Coffee is for closers. Always be closing.

 

[cptjeff]

Just come out and do what Hurricanes usually do to Florida.

 

[Navin R Slavin]

If we win tonight, we're in the playoffs with a puncher's chance, which is all you can hope for.

If we lose tonight, we're in the playoffs with a puncher's chance, which is all you can hope for.

 

[tarheelhockey]

"Write a summary of a game between the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers in the style of J. R. R. Tolkien"


In the land of ice and snow, where the great battles of hockey are fought, the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers met upon the rink. The Panthers, with their sharp claws and cunning moves, sought to strike first blood. But the Hurricanes, with their fierce determination and swift skates, were not to be underestimated.

The game was a fierce and brutal contest, with each team trading blows in a back-and-forth struggle for dominance. The Panthers were quick to strike, with a powerful shot that rang off the post. But the Hurricanes rallied, unleashing a swift and cunning attack that saw them take the lead.

Yet the Panthers were not to be outdone. With their ferocious hunger for victory, they struck back with a goal that left the Hurricanes reeling. The two teams battled fiercely, with neither giving an inch. But in the end, it was the Hurricanes who emerged victorious, their blades flashing as they stormed ahead with a series of swift and devastating attacks.

The crowd roared as the Hurricanes claimed the final victory, their spirits soaring high as they celebrated their triumph over their fierce foes from the south. And as they looked to the future, they knew that many more battles awaited them in the frozen lands of hockey, and they would face them all with the same courage and determination that had led them to this great victory.

 

[AhosDatsyukian]

Given the state of his vehicle, I'm not sure he'd be able to park anywhere else at the moment.

Coffee is for closers. Always be closing.

Rod the Bod may be intimidating at times but he's got nothing on Alec Baldwin calling the team a bunch of f(((((ts, I think we should bring him in for pre game speech.

 

[hblueridgegal]

 

[BabchukCanon]

Just come out and do what Hurricanes usually do to Florida.

Last game of season against Florida is always my least favorite game. So many nightmares

 

[MinJaBen]

"Write a summary of a game between the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers in the style of J. R. R. Tolkien"


In the land of ice and snow, where the great battles of hockey are fought, the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers met upon the rink. The Panthers, with their sharp claws and cunning moves, sought to strike first blood. But the Hurricanes, with their fierce determination and swift skates, were not to be underestimated.

The game was a fierce and brutal contest, with each team trading blows in a back-and-forth struggle for dominance. The Panthers were quick to strike, with a powerful shot that rang off the post. But the Hurricanes rallied, unleashing a swift and cunning attack that saw them take the lead.

Yet the Panthers were not to be outdone. With their ferocious hunger for victory, they struck back with a goal that left the Hurricanes reeling. The two teams battled fiercely, with neither giving an inch. But in the end, it was the Hurricanes who emerged victorious, their blades flashing as they stormed ahead with a series of swift and devastating attacks.

The crowd roared as the Hurricanes claimed the final victory, their spirits soaring high as they celebrated their triumph over their fierce foes from the south. And as they looked to the future, they knew that many more battles awaited them in the frozen lands of hockey, and they would face them all with the same courage and determination that had led them to this great victory.

I thought you said to write it about Carolina and Florida?

 

[raynman]

Given the state of his vehicle, I'm not sure he'd be able to park anywhere else at the moment.

There are some pretty funny videos I’ve seen on instagram where people yell out, “you can’t park there,” while driving by an accident. The funniest are the British people who do it.

 

[Surrounded By Ahos]

There are some pretty funny videos I’ve seen on instagram where people yell out, “you can’t park there,” while driving by an accident. The funniest are the British people who do it.

That checks out, everything is funnier when spoken in a British accent.

 

[tarheelhockey]

I thought you said to write it about Carolina and Florida?

There’s ice at the hockey rink.

There’s plenty of… uh… snow in South Beach.

 

[WreckingCrew]

Classic "win and you're in" scenario, except with a specific opponent instead of making the playoffs. We just need >= NJ result to play the Islanders...so I fully expect NJ to get a point more and pit us against FLA/NYR

 

[ndp]

Must have been one hell of a fight.

For reals though, hope no one was seriously injured.

 

[Sigurd]

"Write a summary of a game between the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers in the style of J. R. R. Tolkien"


In the land of ice and snow, where the great battles of hockey are fought, the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers met upon the rink. The Panthers, with their sharp claws and cunning moves, sought to strike first blood. But the Hurricanes, with their fierce determination and swift skates, were not to be underestimated.

The game was a fierce and brutal contest, with each team trading blows in a back-and-forth struggle for dominance. The Panthers were quick to strike, with a powerful shot that rang off the post. But the Hurricanes rallied, unleashing a swift and cunning attack that saw them take the lead.

Yet the Panthers were not to be outdone. With their ferocious hunger for victory, they struck back with a goal that left the Hurricanes reeling. The two teams battled fiercely, with neither giving an inch. But in the end, it was the Hurricanes who emerged victorious, their blades flashing as they stormed ahead with a series of swift and devastating attacks.

The crowd roared as the Hurricanes claimed the final victory, their spirits soaring high as they celebrated their triumph over their fierce foes from the south. And as they looked to the future, they knew that many more battles awaited them in the frozen lands of hockey, and they would face them all with the same courage and determination that had led them to this great victory.

"The crowd roared as the Hurricanes claimed the final victory."

Damn, Carolina must've won over Florida fans (reminds me of Rocky in Rocky IV in the Soviet Union winning over the crowd). That or there were a lot of Carolina fans that travelled down to Florida.

Also, with this AI related post, can I say again that making our playoff avatars based on AI generated images of our team sounds like a strong contender for the final choice?

 

[The Faulker 27]

In an effort to get out of packing for Disney I told my wife tonights game is more important than game 1 of the playoffs.

 

[WreckingCrew]

Just come out and do what Hurricanes usually do to Florida.

get vastly overrated, blow and rain a bunch, but ultimately peter out quickly and get shrugged off by most locals as not that bad? (yes I'm prepping myself for the disappointment of losing and facing the NYR in Round 1...or the team we would literally have to lose to in this game for that outcome)

Literally Florida Man unphased by a wimpy hurricane...

 

[Blueline Bomber]

Andersen the likely starter for tonight.

 

[Tryamw]

Just come out and do what Hurricanes usually do to Florida.

Blow lightly and bow out?

 

[The Faulker 27]

Andersen the likely starter for tonight.

Yippy.

 

[A Star is Burns]

Andersen the likely starter for tonight.

As expected.

 

[Svechhammer]

Andersen the likely starter for tonight.

Well at least now we know to expect the soft 1st period goals against

 

[tarheelhockey]

“Write a rap about a game between the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers in the style of Ice Cube. “



Verse 1: It's game time, everybody gather 'round
Carolina Hurricanes versus Florida Panthers, who's gonna wear the crown?
The puck drops, the action's live
Stakes are high, both teams wanna thrive
Canes come out strong, they're hungry for the win
Panthers gotta step up, gotta dig deep within


Chorus: It's a showdown in the rink tonight
Canes and Panthers gonna put up a fight
The crowd's on their feet, they're ready to cheer
Who's gonna triumph? It's all up in the air


Verse 2: Canes with a power play, they're movin' with the speed
Panthers defense gotta tighten up, gotta block those shots with their knees
Goalie on point, he's making saves left and right
Panthers gotta capitalize, gotta take advantage of the fight
Canes with a breakaway, they're skating like lightning
Panthers gotta catch up, gotta stop them from striking


Chorus: It's a showdown in the rink tonight
Canes and Panthers gonna put up a fight
The crowd's on their feet, they're ready to cheer
Who's gonna triumph? It's all up in the air


Verse 3: The clock's ticking down, the tension's high
Canes with a last-minute push, they're gonna give it a try
Panthers gotta hold strong, gotta stay on their toes
One mistake could cost them, they gotta be composed
Final buzzer, it's all said and done
Canes take the victory, Panthers fall one by one


Chorus: It's a showdown in the rink tonight Canes and Panthers gonna put up a fight
The crowd's on their feet, they're ready to cheer
Who's gonna triumph? It's all up in the air.

 

[chaz4hockey]

I hope guys got in to get their proper rest for tonight’s game: