Revolution No. 9: Pens Smoke Jackets 7-2
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Sidney Crosby fell one goal short of notching his third hat trick of the week as the Pens smoked the Columbus Blue Jackets by the final of 7-2 for the team's ninth-straight win.
As OlenWhitaker said in the game thread, you can't say enough good things about this game. Paul Martin and Sid each earned two goals. Deryk Engelland and Mike Rupp each scored one for the first time in forever and Tyler Kennedy picked up his own rebound for his fifth of the year. Eric Godard also came "this" close to getting his first of the season, if not for Rupp coming in out of nowhere to push the loose puck into the net. No guarantees at that point and you can't blame Rupp for making sure the puck found the twine, but bad break for Godard.
Speaking of, Godard finished with a grand total of 10:21 seconds of ice time, 38 seconds more than the goal-stealing Rupp (joking). He may need to be a healthy scratch in the next game just so he can catch his breath.
Marc-Andre Fleury wasn't worked all that hard, but when he was he seemed to be up to the task. I'd venture to say that Chris Clark's third period power-play goal was a bit soft, but who am I to judge in a 7-2 win? The only bad thing to come from this game is the penalty kill, a unit that gave up its first goal in like, 4,000 games. Fact is it was more like 40 chances, but that's the sort of streak you'd sort of expect to see broken in a blow-out game like this when Dan Bylsma isn't focused on sending his big guns out to kill off the penalties. Last I checked Kris Letang and Chris Kunitz weren't the best of PK guys in the league.
Next game in Monday night at 7:00 against the Devils. (PS - Ilya Kovalchuk scored his first goal in nine games tonight in a 5-3 loss to the Flyers.)
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My thoughts
-Wow.
-Don’t get me wrong, the Pens played a great game, but the Jackets played a horrible one. On the other hand, for the Pens to beat a team 7-2 without Geno AND Staal, that tells you how well they’re playing as a team right now.
-Flower was solid tonight, but I’m sure he’ll tell you that this was the easiest win he’s had all season.
-I usually talk about individual players that stick out to me during the game, but tonight every single Pen played well.
-Martin really opened the flood gates. It was like "Okay, a fluky goal. Then the 4th liners? Okay, we’ll take it. Martin—AGAIN?! This could get ugly." And it did.
-Sidney Crosby. I mean, please (sound familiar?). Teams need to have a church service before each game begging the Lord to compel Crosby to go easy on their team.
Alright, Alright I’ll admit that I was a little upset he didn’t get the hat trick. Never shave the stache, Sid!
-The Buzz line…wow. Those guys are playing fantastic, Dan Bylsma hockey right now. And how about Conner giving up the body to go down and block a shot in a 5-1 game? That’s a guy who wants to stay in the NHL right there.
-Max Talbot didn’t have any points, but he played a fantastic game tonight.
-How about the fourth line? That’s the second straight game where they’ve gotten consistent shifts throughout the game. They’ve earned every single one of those shifts, I have to tell you.
-All the D pairings continue to impress me. Doesn’t look like there’s a weak spot right now.
-Seems like Asham is still in DB’s dog house; I barely noticed him out there. Honestly, I have no clue why he would be.
-I would bet a lot of money that the insane number of Pens fans in the arena got the Pens going tonight. +1 to everyone who made the trek!
-What an FSN fail: The Pens Blog gave out Charlie (the gay tpb staffer) cut outs for fans going to the Pens game tonight. In the third, Steigy noticed them and said that they were Errey faces with mustaches on them! LMAO.
They were laughing about it after the game too.
-Fantastic, fantastic game tonight, boys. Keep it going for NJ on Monday. Nine in a row!
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:16 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
-Don’t get me wrong, the Pens played a great game, but the Jackets played a horrible one. On the other hand, for the Pens to beat a team 7-2 without Geno AND Staal, that tells you how well they’re playing as a team right now.
This and this. I haven’t had a chance yet to go back and watch the game again so I’m just dealing with first impressions, but Mason looked awful and the rest of his team was almost as bad. The Pens certainly took advantage of that. I hope the Jackets players have short memories. Otherwise, they’ll be having nightmares about the Penguins forecheck for a while.
Also, I agree about the fans getting the Pens pumped up. Why can’t our home games be that insane?
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by PensAreYourDaddy on Dec 6, 2010 9:57 AM EST up reply actions
Why can’t our home games be that insane?
I think it’s all the corporate guys that buy out all the tickets close to the ice. I mean, the tickets in Columbus have to be much cheaper than the ones in the Burgh.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
Oh yeah
WOOOOOO


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by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:17 PM EST reply actions 4 recs
Thanks for the recap, Frank. I was planning on watching the game (which I recorded totally old school on my solid RCA VCR), but I accidentally heard the score on the way home. I may still watch it, but here’s a question (for whoever): the Pens power play kind of kicked butt tonight, going 3 for 4. Was that due to our PP or the CBJ PK? And did Geno’s absence from the PP have anything to do with its success (please don’t hate me for asking … I’m really just curious!)?
Crosby.
Was that due to our PP or the CBJ PK?
Well, the first two PP goals (both my Martin) were unassisted because the Jackets gave it away at their own blue line each time.
And, the third…well, that was just excellent work by Sid and Testtube.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:47 PM EST up reply actions
by*
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by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:50 PM EST up reply actions
And did Geno’s absence from the PP have anything to do with its success (please don’t hate me for asking … I’m really just curious!)?
Uhh….well, it looked good, and I’ve always preferred Sid on the half-wall (especially with the way he was shooting the puck from there tonight), but I think it’s too early to say. Maybe I’ll have a better answer if Geno misses the next game (hope he doesn’t).
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:49 PM EST up reply actions
No it didn’t
Martin’s first goal was put in their own net, I’m not sure by who. But it was definitely an own goal. Then the other 2 I thought was definitely thanks to bad Blue Jackets defense
That's like a pumpkin pie right in the face!
I mean, you can say that the Blue Jackets had bad defense (which they did), but it’s not like the PP looked bad.
They looked damn good from what I saw. The Jackets could’ve given the puck away all they wanted to, but it’s up to the Pens to capitalize—and they did both times.
That third goal was just skill, though. You can say that Sid should’ve been covered, but he wasn’t because of all the movement going on by the Pens.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:54 PM EST up reply actions
I'm not taking a thing away from Sid's goal, that was pure skill
Martin had a highway to come down for his 2nd goal, literally nobody bothered to get in front of that.
First one was put in their own net.
We looked good and they looked terrible, but I don’t think either of those were because Malkin was out.
That's like a pumpkin pie right in the face!
We looked good and they looked terrible, but I don’t think either of those were because Malkin was out.
Neither do I:
…I think it’s too early to say. Maybe I’ll have a better answer if Geno misses the next game (hope he doesn’t).
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:00 AM EST up reply actions
Godard played a very respectable game tonight. Slashing or not he worked to get open to nearly score a goal (and get an important assist). Plus, he was working hard the whole night, fighting for the puck and creating offense. When all four lines are threatening to score, the opponents don’t get a break — and they didn’t get a break tonight.
I’m sure that some of Godard’s 10 minutes were a response to the inflated score, but some of that time had to be the coach rewarding good performance.
"I mean, please." --Sidney Crosby
This.
Agree completely. DB has been giving the 4th line consistent minutes, though.
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:51 PM EST up reply actions
yeah, good game by Godard.
But there’s one thing that bothers me – in the game’s boxscore at nhl.com there are zero shots against Godard’s name… that’s just unfair!!!
Not only he loses a goal, but doesn’t even get credited with a shot. Come on! It might end up being his only shot on goal for the season.
Someone needs to call the NHL and fix this injustice! :)
You have to see it for yourself...
It’s not bad, it’s horrible.
Cindy sux.
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:44 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah what am I thinking, this guy should probably get demoted. Send him back to WBS, he definitely needs to get his game back.
That's like a pumpkin pie right in the face!
Psshh
send him to Wheeling.
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:49 PM EST up reply actions
Or back to Rimouski. He’s still got a year of juniors eligible I think.
That's like a pumpkin pie right in the face!
That's all ya got?
Send him back to Shattuck so he can go play with his sister.
He probably can’t even score a goal on her.
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:55 PM EST up reply actions
If you think about it, “a goal” was a very important part of that last sentence. Without it, that whole comment just sounds…wrong.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:56 PM EST up reply actions
Eww…you pig.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:01 AM EST up reply actions
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:08 AM EST up reply actions
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:17 AM EST up reply actions
In all seriousness, do they give him the NHL’s 1st star of the week again?
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:45 PM EST up reply actions
I won 2 free tickets from Ohio Health for this game. It was an awesome atmosphere. It almost felt like a Pens’ home game. Seriously heard boos when the Jackets’ starting lineup was introduced and Mason was getting taunted pretty damn loudly before he got yanked. I heard several “MVP” chants when Sid did something spectacular. Pens fans got the wave going. The “Let’s Go Pens” chant was way louder than the Jackets’ one all night. I’ve been a Pens fan for 13 years but I went to college at Ohio State and became a fan of the Jackets too. It must be beyond frustrating for them when the Pens (or Red Wings) come to town and basically take over their barn. If I was in marketing for the Jackets, I’d be pulling my hair out. That seriously felt like home ice advantage for the Pens tonight.
"Get in the fast lane grandma, the bingo game's ready to roll!" - Mike Lange
by CammieBuckeye33 on Dec 4, 2010 11:41 PM EST via mobile reply actions
You could kind of get that feeling watching on TV.
I was very close to actually going to that game and making the drive over from Pittsburgh but ultimately decided against it but I’m starting to regret that choice. They were complaining over on the Cannon about how some Pens fans were chanting “Lets Go Pens” during the national anthem, is that true? I didn’t see that so I can’t say one way or the other
That's like a pumpkin pie right in the face!
Yeah when the anthem guy started singing it took a few bars of the anthem before they settled. In all fairness, he just jumped right into singing a split second after he was announced. The Pens chant wasn’t the only noise.
"Get in the fast lane grandma, the bingo game's ready to roll!" - Mike Lange
by CammieBuckeye33 on Dec 5, 2010 12:15 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
I see.
But apart from that it seemed like a great game to be at. And not just because of the score, it was a lot closer last year. It’s just a pity we only see them once a year
That's like a pumpkin pie right in the face!
I’ll never forget this Gogo goal.
Not just because the Pens were capping off a comeback, but also because the Pens fans in Columbus went absolutely nuts.
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:31 AM EST up reply actions
You sent a link for his goal against the Sens but whatever. That never seems to work for me either.
And that was a sick goal
That's like a pumpkin pie right in the face!
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:42 AM EST up reply actions
I saw this on Empty Netters, a quote from Mike Commodore, who I have always liked. He seems to be pretty outspoken and has a sense of humor.
“We don’t see him much anymore, which is great. Thank God. He can stay in the east. We’ll stay in the west. He’s the best player in the league. It’s got to be fun to watch. I know it’s not fun for us to play against. The reason why he’s the best player in the world – yeah he’s talented, yeah’s he’s skilled but there’s other guys who are just as talented and skilled as he is – but it’s determination. It’s determination on the puck. He never gives up on a puck. He works hard on the puck and that’s why he’s the best in the world.”
What a nice compliment.
No way any one can say that it wasn’t well earned/deserved by Sid, though.
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:58 PM EST up reply actions
i cannot believe i missed a two goal performance from my boy paul martin.
why am i a workaholic?
LETANG FOR NORRIS.
So you can get #9 on this team….uhh, hello? Get with the program.
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 4, 2010 11:58 PM EST up reply actions
touche, touche.
i have stories to tell you when we’re not dying alive.
LETANG FOR NORRIS.
by katielynn906 on Dec 5, 2010 12:05 AM EST up reply actions
Oooh
Message me on Twitter!!
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:06 AM EST up reply actions
i will do so asap. =)
LETANG FOR NORRIS.
by katielynn906 on Dec 5, 2010 12:07 AM EST up reply actions
But…but…both of those were because of bad defense! And one was just plain luck!!!!
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:02 AM EST up reply actions
hahaha
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by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:06 AM EST up reply actions
Hey, neither do I. I was just joking with BobPurkey because he said that the Jackets played horrible D on the PP goals tonight.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:07 AM EST up reply actions
Yes they did.
But they were still unassisted nonetheless ;]
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:09 AM EST up reply actions
it’s like seeing a unicorn.
do you say “oh, dumb luck” when you see a unicorn? no, you’re just happy about it.
oh my lord, i am so tired.
LETANG FOR NORRIS.
by katielynn906 on Dec 5, 2010 12:11 AM EST up reply actions 5 recs
This may just be the best bad analogy I have ever heard
If this isn’t comment of the night then I don’t know what is.
+7 for that
That's like a pumpkin pie right in the face!
Rec’d.
Make it green, peeps!
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:16 AM EST up reply actions
So sad I missed a Pens game yet again. I can’t catch a break!
Awesome score, Pens.
Great recap, Frank.
Good thoughts on the game, Allie.
Thank ya =]
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 12:18 AM EST up reply actions
The Clark goal wasn’t all that soft. It hit Letang’s leg on its way in. Perhaps Fleury should’ve been in a better position to cover that part of the net. But I can’ imagine it’s tough when you expect the puck to go one way, you’re already sliding the way you think it’s going, and then all of a sudden it’s going a different direction.
Also, the penalty kill streak ended last game. Unless you were talking about the road penalty streak. The Blue Jacket announcers were talking about that a lot.
All in all, it was a great game to watch. I was hoping that the Pens would press hard in the third, get the tricks for Sid and Martin, and get one more for the double digits, but I won’t complain.
You know it’s a good game when 2 of our top 3 forwards aren’t playing and we still score 7!
I'm going to go out on a limb
and say Sid gets top 3 player of the week… again. ;)
If Sid keeps this up, they will just call it the top 3 players other than Sid and stop giving Sid it.
That sounds like how they decide on the Hart Trophy …
Crosby.
by PopRocks on Dec 5, 2010 1:18 AM EST up reply actions 4 recs
aint that the truth.
There is a knack to flying: it's learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.
by Sid the captain on Dec 5, 2010 8:19 AM EST up reply actions
LOL Dave Molinari
with a jab at the Jackets fans:
All of which delighted the capacity crowd of 19,143, a healthy percentage of whom were sporting Penguins colors. Blue Jackets supporters were sprinkled into the mix — several dozen, at least — but they had little reason to make their presence known. Or stand up. Or do much of anything except wince.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
by AllieLXXXVII on Dec 5, 2010 1:26 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
The rest of that article, by the way, is scathing about the Jacket’s performance.
Man…Molinari didn’t hold anything back.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
Most of the Jackets fans were pretty realistic about the situation. Quote from the bellman at the Courtyard Marriott:
“Normally I’d have turned the game off with the team losing that bad, but I was hoping for Crosby to get the trick to see how many hats you guys would throw on Columbus ice”
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by PensAreYourDaddy on Dec 6, 2010 2:19 AM EST up reply actions
That’s nice to know. I remember the game last season, the commentators for Columbus ignored the fact that half the arena was Pens fans. It was unreal.
Also, I’m a little upset he didn’t—that would’ve been quite a sight to see.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
You know how you can tell that the D and Flower are rolling?
The Pens haven’t allowed more than 2 goals in each of their last seven games.
You give yourself a great chance to win if you’re only allowing two goals or less per game. Especially if you’ve got some bum named Sid on your team.
My Thoughts on the Pens & Twitter
"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
Nice Review Frank
I don’t think we can say thing bad about this game, I really don’t.
I know I wanted Sid to get antother hat trick, Martin get one too and MAF have
a shut out but I’m just being greedy.
Those boys rocked last night and deserve every bit of praise they recieve.
And all the Pens fans in attendence—including seeing PAYD & Knitting Lady on
my TV. He should have some great pics.
Let’s just keep this coming…..
What you see is what you get: and with Sidney Crosby:
He is God's gift to Hockey.
Any questions?
by PensFanInDenver on Dec 5, 2010 10:04 AM EST reply actions
Yea nothing really bad about this game
even the 2 goals given up were decent goals that I can’t hold against Fleury.
I was at the game. it was amazing the number of Penguin Fans that were there. Dominating performance. I can’t remember the last time the Pens had 3 goals on the power play.
"He had more moves than Mae West".....Mike Lange
I can’t remember the last time the Pens had 3 goals on the power play.
Last year against the sens.
Off the top of my head.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
huh? you spelled beetles wrong
(jk :P)
Hey, if you’re gonna call us birds you might as well call us chickens.
had to toss it in there. I also wanted to go with “Mark it Eight” for when they won the last game but it slipped my mind by the time I got home to write it.
Big Lebowski reference, for those who don’t know…
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Point of Fact
Now I know this might get me strung up but the fact is Sid’s got 5 goals this week and only 1 hat trick. If he got a hat trick last night that would have been his seond of the week not his third. The goals against Calgary are from last week. There are only 7 days in a week not 8 (jk). And even if you go by the NHL week which is usaually monday through sunday it still works out the same. Just sayin’ ;)
He had a HT last Saturday.
If he would’ve had another one last night (also Saturday), he would’ve had 3 HTs in 7 days.
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"A player's game is a composition. Sometimes it's a line, sometimes a paragraph. Right now, Crosby's game is a novel." -Scott Burnside
Saturday + Sunday + Monday + Tuesday + Wednesday + Thursday + Friday + Saturday seems to make eight days. Just sayin’.
Hey, an out is an out - unless you're Mario, in which case it's probably two outs. -UtesFan89
Hard work always beats talent if talent doesn't work hard.
Hey, if you’re gonna call us birds you might as well call us chickens. -Leafer87
He had a HT last Saturday.
Yeah, the one against Calgary, I mentioned it in the comment. But:
Saturday + Sunday + Monday + Tuesday + Wednesday + Thursday + Friday + Saturday seems to make eight days.
Yeah 8, No?
7 days in a week, No?
oh, so that’s why he didn’t get one last night. No way Sid would have an 8 in his stats without a 7 right beside it :)
Hey, if you’re gonna call us birds you might as well call us chickens.
…I don’t get it.
Hey, an out is an out - unless you're Mario, in which case it's probably two outs. -UtesFan89
Hard work always beats talent if talent doesn't work hard.
Hey, if you’re gonna call us birds you might as well call us chickens. -Leafer87
8games
7goals
8 – 7 – Leafer?
Do I have to draw you a map, kid?
lol
Letestu for Calder! Letang for Norris! Staal for Selke!
Sid for Everything!
Just so I never have to answer this again. I'm from Singapore so whenever you see me online, I'm either sleep deprived or just waking up.
wait… i’m confused too… it made sense a minute ago
Letestu for Calder! Letang for Norris! Staal for Selke!
Sid for Everything!
Just so I never have to answer this again. I'm from Singapore so whenever you see me online, I'm either sleep deprived or just waking up.
wait a minute
now I’m confused too … /scratches head
all I meant was if Sid got a hattrick last night, he would’ve had 3 in 8 days. But he held back since 8 is a bad number :)
Hey, if you’re gonna call us birds you might as well call us chickens.
But it’s 8 goals in 8 days.
Hey, an out is an out - unless you're Mario, in which case it's probably two outs. -UtesFan89
Hard work always beats talent if talent doesn't work hard.
Hey, if you’re gonna call us birds you might as well call us chickens. -Leafer87
I'm confused
see above for what I meant..
Hey, if you’re gonna call us birds you might as well call us chickens.
I'm confused too.
Eh.
Hey, an out is an out - unless you're Mario, in which case it's probably two outs. -UtesFan89
Hard work always beats talent if talent doesn't work hard.
Hey, if you’re gonna call us birds you might as well call us chickens. -Leafer87
I am trying to remind myself that games like this don’t say any more about the Penguins or the overall season, all by themselves, than, say, the Boston Bruins Massacre. Still enjoyed the hell out of it, though. I can’t believe how Penguins fans took over Columbus’ house. I’m glad the guys all put on a good show for them.
This time last year (maybe early this season, too), the team might have played down to Columbus. Last night, they took advantage of the Jackets’ weaknesses like a pride of lions on a wounded zebra. Hope this keeps up against the Devils tomorrow night.
"Darling, you say Brooks Orpik 'checked' that guy. He did not 'get under him and put him into the wall'."--Beloved to me, Winter 2007
Cocktails With the Penguins, where Pens fans toast victories and drown defeats.

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