GDT: Game 64 - New York Rangers @ Montreal Canadiens - 7pm EST - MSG

[Greg02]

So we get the emergency callup for this one, right?

 

[rangersfansince08]

ChatGPT: According to ESPN's Stephen A Smith, the NHL doesn't count.

He's a clown

 

[LeetchisGod]

He's a clown

I enjoy his trolling of Cowboy fans.

 

[EdJovanovski]

This team isn't Pizza Hut worthy lately, I'm eating a frozen Delissio stuffed crust cheese pizza for this one. Delissio is the Canadian version of DiGiorno

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

This team isn't Pizza Hut worthy lately, I'm eating a frozen Delissio stuffed crust cheese pizza for this one. Delissio is the Canadian version of DiGiorno

Freaking Canadians, always have to do everything slightly different than us

 

[EdJovanovski]

Freaking Canadians, always have to do everything slightly different than us

If it makes you feel any better they're being discontinued in Canada over the next few months, along with countless other frozen food products & brands

 

[will1066]

their PP isn't even super slick or anything, outside of McD doing McD things. They just put the pucks in front and bash in rebounds a lot of the time.

What's rebounds?

If it makes you feel any better they're being discontinued in Canada over the next few months, along with countless other frozen food products & brands

Vector cereal stays though right? Vector is a national treasure.

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

If we don’t win by at least 3 tonight seasons over

 

[Leonardo87]

Hey Folks,

Updated the lines for both teams, No Motte or Lindgren but at least we got a full team ,lol.

Let's Go Rangers!

 

[GENESISPuck94]

Finally a game, let's go.

 

[Harbour Dog]

Edmonton McDavids maintaining 32% is comical

For context, the percent of Edmonton PPs that end with a McDavid point is 25.54%. That's good for 3rd best PP% in the league behind Tampa and Edmonton lol

 

[will1066]

So we get the emergency callup for this one, right?

No

 

[pld459666]

Get to the middle of the ice and get in front of the goalie.

 

[mrmovies779]

Should be absolutely no reason we don't blow them out tonight..which of course means we will squeak out a close 1

 

[will1066]

ChatGPT is this generation's Magic 8 Ball for us older generation folks. The answers are little more detailed, but it still comes down to yes, no, or maybe.

 

[Clark Kellogg]

Does anyone watch these videos?
Today’s Media Availability:
Lol! Famous last words: Gerard Gallant “we’re not built that way”
Where have we heard that before?
I’m gonna miss Chris Drury.

 

[Alluckks]

A convincing win here would be very encouraging. But at this point I'll take any momentum.

 

[The Crypto Guy]

A convincing win here would be very encouraging. Especially at home. But at this point I'll take any momentum.

It’s away.

 

[will1066]

Does anyone watch these videos?
Today’s Media Availability:
Lol! Famous last words: Gerard Gallant “we’re not built that way”
Where have we heard that before?
I’m gonna miss Chris Drury.

Gonna skill skill skill our way to the Cup.

 

[Filip Chytil]

ChatGPT is this generation's Magic 8 Ball for us older generation folks. The answers are little more detailed, but it still comes down to yes, no, or maybe.

ChatGPT is insulted:

Q: Are you essentially a Magic 8 ball? A: As an AI language model, I am not a Magic 8 ball. While both of us provide answers to questions, the main difference is that Magic 8 ball provides random and often non-specific answers, whereas I use natural language processing and machine learning algorithms to generate responses based on the input I receive and the knowledge I have been trained on. My responses are based on the information available to me at the time, and I strive to provide accurate and informative answers to the best of my abilities.

 

[The Gloaming]

another good one :

write a movie script in which vitaly kravtsov gets revenge on gerard gallant for being benched when he was with the ny rangers
FADE IN:

EXT. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN - NIGHT

We see Vitaly Kravtsov, former New York Rangers player, walking into the arena. He's dressed in a sharp suit, and looks determined.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - NIGHT

Gerard Gallant, the Rangers' head coach, is getting ready for the game. He's talking to his assistant coaches about the lineup.

GALLANT
(sighing)
I don't know what to do with our forwards tonight. We need more production, but I don't want to mess with the chemistry we've built.

One of the assistant coaches speaks up.

COACH
Maybe we should give Kravtsov a shot. He's been playing well in the AHL.

Gallant looks hesitant.

GALLANT
(skeptically)
I don't know if he's ready for the NHL level yet.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - LATER

The game is in full swing, and the Rangers are struggling. They're down by two goals in the third period.

Kravtsov is sitting on the bench, watching the game intently. He's angry that he hasn't been given a chance to prove himself in the NHL.

Suddenly, Gallant calls his name.

GALLANT
(pointing to Kravtsov)
Get out there, Kravtsov. Show us what you've got.

Kravtsov jumps up, thrilled.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - LATER

The game is over, and the Rangers have lost. Kravtsov played well, but it wasn't enough to turn the game around.

Kravtsov walks up to Gallant, looking angry.

KRAVTSOV
(fuming)
You bench me for weeks, and then you put me in when we're already losing? That's not fair, coach.

Gallant looks taken aback.

GALLANT
(defensive)
I put you in because I thought you could make a difference.

Kravtsov shakes his head.

KRAVTSOV
(disbelieving)
You're a terrible coach, Gallant. You have no idea how to manage your players.

Gallant looks hurt, but Kravtsov isn't done.

KRAVTSOV (CONT'D)
(fiercely)
But don't worry. I'll show you how it's done.

CUT TO:

EXT. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN - LATER

Kravtsov is walking out of the arena, still fuming. He sees Gallant getting into his car, and walks up to him.

KRAVTSOV
(angrily)
You know what? I quit.

Gallant looks shocked.

GALLANT
(begging)
Wait, Vitaly. We can talk about this.

Kravtsov shakes his head.

KRAVTSOV
(determined)
No, we can't. I'm done playing for you. And I'm going to make sure everyone knows what a terrible coach you are.

Gallant looks defeated as Kravtsov walks away.

FADE OUT.

 

[will1066]

another good one :

write a movie script in which vitaly kravtsov gets revenge on gerard gallant for being benched when he was with the ny rangers
FADE IN:

EXT. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN - NIGHT

We see Vitaly Kravtsov, former New York Rangers player, walking into the arena. He's dressed in a sharp suit, and looks determined.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - NIGHT

Gerard Gallant, the Rangers' head coach, is getting ready for the game. He's talking to his assistant coaches about the lineup.

GALLANT
(sighing)
I don't know what to do with our forwards tonight. We need more production, but I don't want to mess with the chemistry we've built.

One of the assistant coaches speaks up.

COACH
Maybe we should give Kravtsov a shot. He's been playing well in the AHL.

Gallant looks hesitant.

GALLANT
(skeptically)
I don't know if he's ready for the NHL level yet.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - LATER

The game is in full swing, and the Rangers are struggling. They're down by two goals in the third period.

Kravtsov is sitting on the bench, watching the game intently. He's angry that he hasn't been given a chance to prove himself in the NHL.

Suddenly, Gallant calls his name.

GALLANT
(pointing to Kravtsov)
Get out there, Kravtsov. Show us what you've got.

Kravtsov jumps up, thrilled.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - LATER

The game is over, and the Rangers have lost. Kravtsov played well, but it wasn't enough to turn the game around.

Kravtsov walks up to Gallant, looking angry.

KRAVTSOV
(fuming)
You bench me for weeks, and then you put me in when we're already losing? That's not fair, coach.

Gallant looks taken aback.

GALLANT
(defensive)
I put you in because I thought you could make a difference.

Kravtsov shakes his head.

KRAVTSOV
(disbelieving)
You're a terrible coach, Gallant. You have no idea how to manage your players.

Gallant looks hurt, but Kravtsov isn't done.

KRAVTSOV (CONT'D)
(fiercely)
But don't worry. I'll show you how it's done.

CUT TO:

EXT. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN - LATER

Kravtsov is walking out of the arena, still fuming. He sees Gallant getting into his car, and walks up to him.

KRAVTSOV
(angrily)
You know what? I quit.

Gallant looks shocked.

GALLANT
(begging)
Wait, Vitaly. We can talk about this.

Kravtsov shakes his head.

KRAVTSOV
(determined)
No, we can't. I'm done playing for you. And I'm going to make sure everyone knows what a terrible coach you are.

Gallant looks defeated as Kravtsov walks away.

FADE OUT.

LMAO

As proof that you still need human-in-the-loop with all this AI craziness, change Gallant getting into his car to getting into a cab.

 

[bl02]

Get to the middle of the ice and get in front of the goalie.

Was hoping a guy like Kakko would do that. Like Mercer does for the Devils. Obviously having speed helps but it's a mindset of just taking the puck and going to the net. Plus it creates Havoc which lead to second chance goals.

 

[Grifter3511]

This team isn't Pizza Hut worthy lately, I'm eating a frozen Delissio stuffed crust cheese pizza for this one. Delissio is the Canadian version of DiGiorno

Not for long.... https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/nestle-delissio-wind-down-1.6735082

 

[Filip Chytil]

another good one :

write a movie script in which vitaly kravtsov gets revenge on gerard gallant for being benched when he was with the ny rangers
FADE IN:

EXT. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN - NIGHT

We see Vitaly Kravtsov, former New York Rangers player, walking into the arena. He's dressed in a sharp suit, and looks determined.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - NIGHT

Gerard Gallant, the Rangers' head coach, is getting ready for the game. He's talking to his assistant coaches about the lineup.

GALLANT
(sighing)
I don't know what to do with our forwards tonight. We need more production, but I don't want to mess with the chemistry we've built.

One of the assistant coaches speaks up.

COACH
Maybe we should give Kravtsov a shot. He's been playing well in the AHL.

Gallant looks hesitant.

GALLANT
(skeptically)
I don't know if he's ready for the NHL level yet.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - LATER

The game is in full swing, and the Rangers are struggling. They're down by two goals in the third period.

Kravtsov is sitting on the bench, watching the game intently. He's angry that he hasn't been given a chance to prove himself in the NHL.

Suddenly, Gallant calls his name.

GALLANT
(pointing to Kravtsov)
Get out there, Kravtsov. Show us what you've got.

Kravtsov jumps up, thrilled.

CUT TO:

INT. NEW YORK RANGERS LOCKER ROOM - LATER

The game is over, and the Rangers have lost. Kravtsov played well, but it wasn't enough to turn the game around.

Kravtsov walks up to Gallant, looking angry.

KRAVTSOV
(fuming)
You bench me for weeks, and then you put me in when we're already losing? That's not fair, coach.

Gallant looks taken aback.

GALLANT
(defensive)
I put you in because I thought you could make a difference.

Kravtsov shakes his head.

KRAVTSOV
(disbelieving)
You're a terrible coach, Gallant. You have no idea how to manage your players.

Gallant looks hurt, but Kravtsov isn't done.

KRAVTSOV (CONT'D)
(fiercely)
But don't worry. I'll show you how it's done.

CUT TO:

EXT. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN - LATER

Kravtsov is walking out of the arena, still fuming. He sees Gallant getting into his car, and walks up to him.

KRAVTSOV
(angrily)
You know what? I quit.

Gallant looks shocked.

GALLANT
(begging)
Wait, Vitaly. We can talk about this.

Kravtsov shakes his head.

KRAVTSOV
(determined)
No, we can't. I'm done playing for you. And I'm going to make sure everyone knows what a terrible coach you are.

Gallant looks defeated as Kravtsov walks away.

FADE OUT.

This one is good:

Q: Write a plot of a play that explains how Bill Pidto became "The Great One"

A:

Act 1:

The play begins with Bill Pidto, a young boy with a passion for hockey, dreaming of becoming a great player like Wayne Gretzky, known as "The Great One." Despite being a mediocre player, Bill becomes fascinated by the sport's nuances and strategies, devouring every book and article he can find.

Act 2:

As Bill grows up, he realizes that his true passion lies in broadcasting, not playing. He lands a job at a local radio station, where he starts honing his craft as a play-by-play announcer. His encyclopedic knowledge of the sport, combined with his infectious enthusiasm, makes him a hit with listeners, and he quickly rises through the ranks.

Act 3:

Despite his success, Bill still feels like he's missing something. He longs to be the "Great One" of broadcasting, to be known and respected by fans and colleagues alike. One night, he has a dream in which Wayne Gretzky appears to him, telling him that greatness isn't about being the best, but about inspiring others to be their best.

Act 4:

With a newfound sense of purpose, Bill throws himself into his work, focusing on telling the stories of the players and teams he covers, rather than trying to be the center of attention. His humility and dedication earn him the respect and admiration of his peers, and he becomes known as "The Great One" of broadcasting.

Epilogue:

As the play concludes, we see Bill, now a seasoned veteran of the industry, passing on his knowledge and passion to a new generation of broadcasters. His legacy as "The Great One" lives on, not just in his own accomplishments, but in the impact he has had on others.