GDT: ECF #5 - 05/27/14 | New York Rangers @ Montreal Canadiens | 8:00 - NBC SPORTS, CBC

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Looks like he's practicing the patented Montreal Habitual Dive maneuver......
 
It's fishy. He's eating liquids only and wearing a full shield all as a ruse to beguile and befuddle the Canadians and their fans.

Tricky ass SOB, that Stepan.

It was all worth it to get their best forward Brandon Prust suspended. :sarcasm:
 
It's fishy. He's eating liquids only and wearing a full shield all as a ruse to beguile and befuddle the Canadians and their fans.

Tricky ass SOB, that Stepan.

:laugh:

Joking aside, even if he manages to play through pain/liquid nutrition, I'm left to wonder: Is he going to be able to communicate with his teammates on the ice?
 
The thing is it's pretty clear that Therrien coaches his players to dive as flamboyantly as possible. The refs call maybe 1 out of 10 of those.
 
Posting this before I head to my lucky couch spot to watch the game.

I'm 24. I was 4 when the Rangers won the cup. As much as I think I remember it, I don't. I certainly don't remember the nuances of getting there. I have been raised to bleed blue from the moment I was born. My family got a season plan when I was 14. It's been 10 years since then. I am at an age where I can comprehend the magnitude of what could happen tonight. I've waited for this moment for my entire life. Well, at least the one that was able to grasp any true concepts.

I commuted to college to keep my season tickets so I wouldn't miss out on a season if they won the cup. I missed out on the whole colleg experience. And.... They didn't. I graduated, got a job, left that job and got another. Life has moved by, but my feelings for this team hasn't. I'm still young and I can taste it. I can taste possibly the greatest moment of my life up until now. I can taste a feeling of freedom.

Being a Rangers fan in my eyes has been akin to a jail in some ways. Ups and downs, my personal emotions flowing in line with the performance of this team. I'm hard on them but it's because I love them. More then almost anything on this planet. My life revolves around them.

Tonight is potentially a major step towards that feeling of freedom. That feeling of freedom I have dreamt of. That feeling of freedom that I was witness to something special. Something I wanted more then almost anything on this Earth. Something money can't buy.

Please get there tonight, boys. For younger fans like me, who didn't get to experience the reality of 94'. Please do it so I can finally get to that Stanley Cup Game. Please do it so something I have dreamt of my entire life will become a reality.

LGR.
 
The diving by Montreal was embarrassing to watch. I love the Rangers, but I also love hockey, and they way they tried to coerce the refs, made Avery's antics look admirable.

Besides, this series was in the bag once Price bit the bullet. The real challenge will be the final round.

LGR!
 
Posting this before I head to my lucky couch spot to watch the game.

I'm 24. I was 4 when the Rangers won the cup. As much as I think I remember it, I don't. I certainly don't remember the nuances of getting there. I have been raised to bleed blue from the moment I was born. My family got a season plan when I was 14. It's been 10 years since then. I am at an age where I can comprehend the magnitude of what could happen tonight. I've waited for this moment for my entire life. Well, at least the one that was able to grasp any true concepts.

I commuted to college to keep my season tickets so I wouldn't miss out on a season if they won the cup. I missed out on the whole colleg experience. And.... They didn't. I graduated, got a job, left that job and got another. Life has moved by, but my feelings for this team hasn't. I'm still young and I can taste it. I can taste possibly the greatest moment of my life up until now. I can taste a feeling of freedom.

Being a Rangers fan in my eyes has been akin to a jail in some ways. Ups and downs, my personal emotions flowing in line with the performance of this team. I'm hard on them but it's because I love them. More then almost anything on this planet. My life revolves around them.

Tonight is potentially a major step towards that feeling of freedom. That feeling of freedom I have dreamt of. That feeling of freedom that I was witness to something special. Something I wanted more then almost anything on this Earth. Something money can't buy.

Please get there tonight, boys. For younger fans like me, who didn't get to experience the reality of 94'. Please do it so I can finally get to that Stanley Cup Game. Please do it so something I have dreamt of my entire life will become a reality.

LGR.

Holy crap dude GOAT post. This explains myself 100 percent as well.
 
Every time I hear that Howie Rose call I wish that these games were still done by local announcers. Then again, it certainly is cool that every playoff game is now somewhere on national TV. Can't have it all, I guess.
 
The infamous filmed from living room on I-phone better than nothing I couldnt find it at all:handclap:

If it were on tv I would just use my hdpvr and up it myself. I haven't seen it and I've been watching tv all day lol. We'll have to settle for potato phone quality because thats all I can find.
 
“@RealKyper: Barring any late minute changes, sounds like #Rangers Stepan will play in game 5. Can't see him going through warm up not to play.”
 
I haven't been this nervous for a game since 1994. In 1997 we had won and that's not to say I didn't want more, more, MORE. But this is an eerily familiar feeling.

I'm like literally full of adrenaline.
 
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