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Thanks for supporting our boobies, Jimmah. Boob health is important. Just ask Sammy.

How is that hit to Nash's head any worse than this hit Nash put on Kopecky and didn't get a suspension?

I support boobies all year round.

Just to disprove your outlandish, and idiotic comments: http://www.mlive.com/redwings/index.ssf/2013/09/red_wings_todd_bertuzzi_relish.html

Someone with photoshop skills needs to photoshop Hudler's laughing face onto everyone in a Modern Family pic.

Yet the best part is. Nyquist Anderson and Tatar would be the best third in the league. But they're too young. Thank god we have guys like cleary and Sammy instead.

National Huggies League.

If Rangers do not like opposing team's goal celebrations then maybe they should consider not allowing them to score. If they can't then shut up and go cry quietly on the bench. I never understood this "not rubbing it in" crap. These are both NHL teams with similar payrolls. It is not like Sharks ran over Pee Wee team while laughing at the kids. Listened to the players comments about this goal on TSN. I am with Luongo on this one.

I picture it more like that new Goldberg's show.

Not watching the game, but in other NHL news this evening... @DarrenDreger: Living with the Hudler's seems to agree with Sean Monahan. His 3rd of the season. Flames lead 1-0. "Living With the Hudlers" sounds like a horrible sitcom that would result in me needing brain bleach.

I'd like to see Gretzky make a fuss to get that money. It's a drop in the "Gretzky Bucket", but it also would show fans that the NHL has ZERO problem trying to screw one of the games very best players.

Now we have 2 healthy bodies that should be playing instead of Samuelsson.

Nash even left the ice before hitting Kopecky. Ahhh, the beauty of double-standards...

Go Blues. I hate them less.

Too many people forget this simple fact. To bring it closer to home, its like the people who think you can just buy a house in Detroit these days for $1000 since you always hear about htings like that on the news. While technically that's true, but what also comes along with that "$1000 house" it is the $34,000 in unpaid taxes owed on it.

ill take toots over tatar and sams on the 4th line.

Puke!

All jokes aside, I really don't like our bottom six. It's like, we finally get an awesome top six (and I guess the jury is still out on that, though I do think it'll ultimately become one of the best in the league. Because I say so), and the bottom "bottoms out." mehhhhhh

When I first read the beginning of the headline of the first article that reported this on twitter, it was something like "Fedorov to take final curtain call..." I got OVER THE TOP EXCITED thinking he was confirmed for the alumni game. Needless to say there was some disappointment involved.

Remember when they used to throw their gloves in the air and shoot them with their sticks?

A hit that results in an injury is not dirty by default. Unbelievable.

Haha, that blog post is awesome. It's easy for armchair fans like me to look at scoring numbers and wonder why Brunner wasn't resigned (well, initially, anyway), but if you're a coach like Babcock that understands the game on a higher level and has seen mistakes like this over and over again in games and practices...it's no small wonder skilled guys like Brunner and Tatar end up in the doghouse for reasons that seem unwarranted. I really think the whole NHL is just smarter about this kind of thing now. It's really no different than basketball - it's a 5-on-5 game where each player has both offensive and defensive responsibilities. But in the NBA, casual fans seem to understand that a guy that puts up 20 PPG but plays crap defense is a garbage player. Meanwhile, the Marian Gaborik's and poor man's versions of him with offensive skill seem to skate along, and invariably get big money from dumb teams, even though they cost their team as much as they help. To be fair, defensive in hockey is much more amorphous than the largely man-to-man NBA.

Let's keep this on topic about hockey and not a discussion of what makes America great. Also, any player that took a run at Zetterberg and injured him would find himself about as far from being in the lineup as you could get.

So you'd be ok with it if Jarnkrok took a run at Zetterberg and injured him to "win the job"? I don't believe you. And this is a big if, but even if you actually believe that it says quite a lot about your character.

No that is not what the draft is about. You have a good draft when you pick talented young players. How they turn out down the road is another story all together. This was a great pick for us in this draft. BTW Vol already has Mantha listed as 6-5/206. So yes he is growing. Yes I understand EVERYONE lies about how big guys really are. But he was listed as 6-3/190 on most draft sites, IIRC the RW site has him as 6-4/190, but now his Junior team lists him as bigger. This is a good thing. Nastasiuk is also off to a good start with Owen Sound. 2 G and 2 A in 4 games so far. He has also grown. Listed as 6-2/196.