Without going into any more detail, do you feel it's an injury he can recover from 100%, or will it always have a lasting effect on him going forward?
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GDT: ECF - Game 4 - New York Rangers @ Tampa Bay Lightning - 8pm EST, ESPN - Series (NYR 2-1)
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F Tom Wilson.
Thank you for sharing what you can. Really appreciate it!
EdJovanovski
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We're busting out the magic MOJO for this one...
That feels more than plausible with what happened and what we've seen since.
rangers1314
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On his awful podcast today, Staple says he saw Goodrow this AM “walking with a limp, with someone serious looking on his foot”.
EdJovanovski
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Tonight Gallant pulls out the trump card he's had up his sleeve this whole time.
Serious huh? Was the serious man wearing a suit? Serious people only wear suits.
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More Mojo making. I just called my 93-year-old father to remind him that I'm recording ESPN on his TV so he can watch the game when he wakes up tomorrow. Here's the MOJO: All my life, my father has told this story. My dad lived in Washington Heights and was a huge Ranger fan. He and his buddies sat up top on benches at the old MSG. One would get there early, lay across the bench, and the others could show up just before game time. My dad said it was like having season tickets, It was crazy, he says, because guys from other neighborhoods would do the same thing and by midseason it was almost pointless to send a guy up there early. Each group of guys had their own spots set.
Anyway, the Mojo factor is the Bob DeCourcy story. My dad told this story since I can remember. He's at a game and the Ranger goalie gets injured just before the end of the period. There's a delay. A guy comes in and makes a couple of saves. Before the start of the next period, the rink announcer says, "That's young Bob DeCourcy in net for the Rangers, replacing the injured Chuck Raynor. DeCourcy is only 19-yearsold and this is his first NHL appearance." Something along those lines. As my dad recalls, the "Kraut Line" of Boston lit up with excitement. And goals. They scored with their first shot of the period and kept scoring.
I've heard that story my whole life, but I can't believe I just found the links. They're from Wiki, above in Red. It's MOJO boys. We'll win tonight.
Anyway, the Mojo factor is the Bob DeCourcy story. My dad told this story since I can remember. He's at a game and the Ranger goalie gets injured just before the end of the period. There's a delay. A guy comes in and makes a couple of saves. Before the start of the next period, the rink announcer says, "That's young Bob DeCourcy in net for the Rangers, replacing the injured Chuck Raynor. DeCourcy is only 19-yearsold and this is his first NHL appearance." Something along those lines. As my dad recalls, the "Kraut Line" of Boston lit up with excitement. And goals. They scored with their first shot of the period and kept scoring.
I've heard that story my whole life, but I can't believe I just found the links. They're from Wiki, above in Red. It's MOJO boys. We'll win tonight.
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The entire hockey world is getting their drawers all wet over Nikita Kucherov's heroics. How do we stop him? How does COLORADO stop him? When will this nightmare end.
BleedBlueNYR
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We need a win tonight. This game is huge.
Did you know he also eats cookies on the bench and bounces a puck up and down on his stick during warmups?
Fitzy
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Yeah you really can't understate how important this game is.
You either nip this series in the bud and push the odds to 88-12, or you go home with a 50-50 shot in a best of three.
NYR's been really tough for years facing elimination, but have not exactly been clinical when trying to hold a series lead.
You either nip this series in the bud and push the odds to 88-12, or you go home with a 50-50 shot in a best of three.
NYR's been really tough for years facing elimination, but have not exactly been clinical when trying to hold a series lead.
Every game from here on out as long as we are healthy is winnable. No more house money, no more "just get them experience". This shit is WINNABLE. Do it!
Machinehead
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These 8PM starts and three and a half hour games are entirely obnoxious.
Losing sleep for hockey is one thing. Losing sleep for ESPN to air more ads nobody actually watches is another.
Losing sleep for hockey is one thing. Losing sleep for ESPN to air more ads nobody actually watches is another.
This isn't how Exodia worksTonight Gallant pulls out the trump card he's had up his sleeve this whole time.
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This is a confident coach. I posted Coop's presser from yesterday, after they won Game 3, and you can see the complete contrast in confidence between the coaches.
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i understand that game four, when a series is 2-1, is known as the huge swing game. regardless of the outcome tonight, game 5 is going to be insanely exciting and i'm sure you understand why it would be for both possible circumstances. i wish i had tickets to game 5, FML.
FultonReed
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This is sick. They’re glorifying the Lightning cheap shots as “Hockey Plays” and “Getting their opponents off their game”.
When they speak of our team We’re embellisher’s and Truba’s hitting is borderline dirty even though he hasn’t been penalized for any of them nor reviewed by the league. Steve Levy and Frank Boucher are two clowns on a joke network.
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