Post-Game Talk: My chest hurts

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Jean_Jacket41

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Looks like if Chairelli stood up a second after Neely did, Neely would have uppercutted him by accident lol.

Cam is the most talented intense guy ever. No wonder he is a legend. Loved the player. My first favorite Bruins with Bourque growing up. Still love his intensity, his partnership with Chiarelli and the fact that his leadership goes through Julien, Chara, Bergeron and Lucic.

Enjoy the ride Bruins fan. We'll look back at one point at this Bergeron-Chara Bruins era and it will be viewed as the best ever.
 

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I live in Quebec province and I have been a fan of Bruins for almost 40 years.

FYI Bruins fans.

50% of referees (the ref Marc Joannette and the lineman Pierre Racicot) on duty yesterday were born in city of Verdun.

I can run the distance between the City Hall of Verdun to The home of Canadiens e.g. "Centre Bell" in about 30 minutes. Those 2 guys spent their childhood within a circle of 5 miles of "Bell Centre".

Could you tell me how the hell the NHL managed 2 dress to refs that were born so close to Montreal DownTown?

If we had 2 refs who were born close to the Garden there would still be riots in the streets of Montreal.

We Quebecquers should look in mirror after accusing CBC's Ron Maclean of beign a racist.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/ron-maclean-won-t-be-reprimanded-over-quebec-refs-comment-1.2618801

*sigh*

Good job Bettman! :handclap:
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Poor Ron Maclean. The Québécois can be very sensitive.
 

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No panic here. Just win game 2 at home. Then win the next game away. Then take it from there.
 

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Please drop names. Which retired Frenchies Quebecquers refs told us that they were Bruins fans when they grew up?

I can give you name of one who was on Molson's Pay Roll while at the same time he was on the Pay Roll of NHL. I can give you names of retired referees who are on the Pay Roll of RDS. RDS is owned by Bell Media. Does it rings some bells? :sarcasm:

Why is it so important to take this risk??? :shakehead

Why would you ask me which Quebecois refs were B's fans growing up when I clearly wrote it was a possibility? And to show how trivial this line of reasoning is? That we'd need to dig into officials' history to determine their 'affiliations', if any, and whether that's been compromised or strengthened after a few decades of working in hockey as a professional.

And why is it relevant that a ref, who's now retired, is employed by RDS? That's some really tenuous logic there: that Bell, which is involved in several NHL ownerships, would promise an official future employment at the risk of his current employment -- when his current employment is recorded and documented 100% of the time. The logic here is absent.

It's so peculiar that Boston fans can actually make these sorts of allegations with a straight face after being the victims of similar absurdities: one, the aforementioned 'afternoon game' conspiracy; two, and far more common, is the Colin Campbell relationship via his son leading to partial treatment.

Similarly, I find Hab fans who make either of the two allegations ridiculous, since they're on the receiving end of such obtuse reasoning as is outlined here.
 

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Would it not be easier to have referees not born in North East fo USA and East of Canada involved in the games between Boston vs Canadiens.

For God's sake there is only one team from Canada. I think it should be easy to find 4 refs not borned in Eastern Canada.

I think it's more foolish to take the risk of having 2 refs who grew up so close to Bell Centre On Duty for those 7 games. We would not see that at Olympic Games.

Period! :amazed:

You're missing the point here. The point is that these are professionals who have dedicated their careers to being impartial officials. Where they were born matters not; just as it doesn't matter that Bergeron's born in Quebec. You won't question his dedication to the Bruins. Doesn't that seem ridiculous? If so, why wouldn't you question your logic when it comes to these professionals? As mentioned, they're under the microscope 100% of their job performance time. That means that they cannot get away with anything you claim.

There is no 'risk'.

The bigger risk to the league is to do as you say, and avoid assigning games to officials born by X distance (to be determined by some arbitrary and equally absurd calculation, I'm certain) from the Bell Centre. And then the league ought to vet any other official to ensure that they did not grow up as a fan of a given team. God forbid an official liked the Habs or the Bruins at 5 years old, as that may lead said official to make impartial calls out of their love for the team (which pays them nothing, for which they gain no glory, at tremendous professional risk).
 

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Cam is the most talented intense guy ever. No wonder he is a legend. Loved the player. My first favorite Bruins with Bourque growing up. Still love his intensity, his partnership with Chiarelli and the fact that his leadership goes through Julien, Chara, Bergeron and Lucic.

Enjoy the ride Bruins fan. We'll look back at one point at this Bergeron-Chara Bruins era and it will be viewed as the best ever.

Yes! And really, gone before we really even realize it. Cherish every moment with this team. That wheel will turn and we'll languish again. So enjoy today.
 

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Yes! And really, gone before we really even realize it. Cherish every moment with this team. That wheel will turn and we'll languish again. So enjoy today.

This team could go down 0-3 and there would still be hope they come back. They are that good.

Sometimes, it looks like they enjoy making life difficult for them. Lost the first game 3 times in 2011. Doing the same thing now different ways the first two series.

lot's of things have to go wrong to lose this series. We saw how extreme it has to be in game one just to lose in double OT. We got this series. Unless both teams swap jerseys...
 

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I hate that this series is being overshadowed by those damn idiots on twitter.

Obviously they don't represent us, the city or the team. But the media trying to connect the two really bother me.

Hopefully it won't overshadow the rest of the series. Kinda hoping the crowd gives Subban a good reception in light of everything. Just to show those morons what's up.
 

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I hate that this series is being overshadowed by those damn idiots on twitter.

Obviously they don't represent us, the city or the team. But the media trying to connect the two really bother me.

Hopefully it won't overshadow the rest of the series. Kinda hoping the crowd gives Subban a good reception in light of everything. Just to show those morons what's up.

I was wondering what would happen tomorrow..Wondering if the crowd will give Subban an ovation on his first touch..If they do good on them but after that, commence the boos...
 

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I hate that this series is being overshadowed by those damn idiots on twitter.

Obviously they don't represent us, the city or the team. But the media trying to connect the two really bother me.

Hopefully it won't overshadow the rest of the series. Kinda hoping the crowd gives Subban a good reception in light of everything. Just to show those morons what's up.

The Bruins organization should've made an even harsher statement against it, IMO. Should've said that these racist fans aren't our fans and we don't want them, and that anyone with such racist attitudes aren't welcome to attend games, that the Bruins will be happy if they stay away forever.

I was wondering what would happen tomorrow..Wondering if the crowd will give Subban an ovation on his first touch..If they do good on them but after that, commence the boos...

That would be great!
 

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The Bruins organization should've made an even harsher statement against it, IMO. Should've said that these racist fans aren't our fans and we don't want them, and that anyone with such racist attitudes aren't welcome to attend games, that the Bruins will be happy if they stay away forever.



That would be great!

Maybe. But I think its them not wanting to give it anymore attention than it already has. Some of the tweets werent of people living IN Boston. Its just sad that we had to even give them attention in the first place. We should continue to ignore twitter at all costs. But because its Boston, it had to be all over the place. Which is bs. Heck, I read an article saying that Boston boos Subban because we're racist. Like, they don't even do research on that. So now this great series is going to be about racism instead of hockey.

Aggravating. And I know I shouldn't be aggravated but I hate getting the feeling my team and city is tainted by this bs.
 

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anyone have the scoring opportunities by period?


Also, does anyone know how we entered the zone for Boychuks goal?
 

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I'd love to see montreal's fanbase reaction after a loss if two refs came from boston, I mean jesus, this is the same group that thinks greg campbells father gives us all those calls that keeps us last in the league for PP opportunities...
 

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anyone have the scoring opportunities by period?


Also, does anyone know how we entered the zone for Boychuks goal?

PP with maybe 4 mins left?


We will be OK but they won with a bad effort and we lost with a good one.


Just means it won't be a short series. Nothing else after only one game.
 

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I'd love to see montreal's fanbase reaction after a loss if two refs came from boston, I mean jesus, this is the same group that thinks greg campbells father gives us all those calls that keeps us last in the league for PP opportunities...

The implication that francophone referees cheat to favor the Habs is extremely insulting both to francophones and to referees. Quick, waive Bergeron before his innate french weakness causes him to sabotage the Bruins!

To infer this from a game where the Habs had ONE extra pp over more than four periods of hockey... speaks for itself.
 

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Heya guys. Just wanted to say I have huge respect for the boston bruins and most of their fans even though I'm a habs fan. Your team scares me more than any other team in the NHL. So damn relentless and very well balanced roster. If we lose this series, I will be extremely disappointed, but then there's no shame in losing to a much better team. To win this series the habs will need to get 150% from most of their players and Price will need to be at his best. Also luck will need to show itself often.

Anyways have a great series guys and hope no one gets a heart attack watching LOL
 

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The implication that francophone referees cheat to favor the Habs is extremely insulting both to francophones and to referees. Quick, waive Bergeron before his innate french weakness causes him to sabotage the Bruins!

To infer this from a game where the Habs had ONE extra pp over more than four periods of hockey... speaks for itself.

my comment has nothing to do with the validity of the accusation that local referees are giving the canadiens an advantage. My comment has everything to do with the hypocrisy of the Montreal fan base.
 

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my comment has nothing to do with the validity of the accusation that local referees are giving the canadiens an advantage. My comment has everything to do with the hypocrisy of the Montreal fan base.

Well, I noted that above too. But I don't understand why you write 'hypocrisy of the Montreal fan base' when B's fans are quick to jump on this silliness too, of alleging referee-bias despite facing the same ridiculousness on Campbell.

It's clearly an individual issue, and not a fan base issue.

Another interesting phenomenon: fan bases thinking that they are somehow unique and different than another. Montreal fans are no more likely than Boston fans when it comes to hypocrisy.
 

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how can anyone blame the refs for last night....really? :shakehead

I won't blame them because I think we're all used to a certain level of incompetence from them. But, I will say that without looking it up, it seems that one team receiving the only two penalties in overtime is rare.

Typically it seems that they wait as long as they can before calling the first one and then invariably the next one is on the other team. After that, all bets are usually off.
 

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anyone have the scoring opportunities by period?

Also, does anyone know how we entered the zone for Boychuks goal?

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Soderberg won the faceoff in the Montreal zone, and Marchand eventually passed it back to Boychuk for the Johnny Rocket to tie it 3-3.


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The implication that francophone referees cheat to favor the Habs is extremely insulting both to francophones and to referees. Quick, waive Bergeron before his innate french weakness causes him to sabotage the Bruins!

To infer this from a game where the Habs had ONE extra pp over more than four periods of hockey... speaks for itself.

The fact that the Bruins physically dominated and carried the play and still came out on the shortend of powerplays is telling. At least you and the refs can feel insulted together. Two MTL powerplays in OT while ignoring an automatic too many men call says a lot as well. If you find it insulting tough ****.
 

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The implication that francophone referees cheat to favor the Habs is extremely insulting both to francophones and to referees. Quick, waive Bergeron before his innate french weakness causes him to sabotage the Bruins!

To infer this from a game where the Habs had ONE extra pp over more than four periods of hockey... speaks for itself.

Yup, we got that from just the one game.
 

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The fact that the Bruins physically dominated and carried the play and still came out on the shortend of powerplays is telling. At least you and the refs can feel insulted together. Two MTL powerplays in OT while ignoring an automatic too many men call says a lot as well. If you find it insulting tough ****.

The Bruins lost the semi final (game 7 in 1979) to the habs.

Up by a goal late in the third period, they were called for a too-many men penalty.

Lafleur scored the tying goal on the ensuing power play, and Montreal's Yvon Lambert scored in overtime to win the series.

That game still hurts, because the Bruins would've probably won the Cup final against the Rangers.:cry:
 
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