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i was going to ask the same question. i think rest is going to be a big factor in this, even a couple days rest can do wonders for the legs, and if the wings keep it up i can see 6-7 games for us, which would only give us a couple days rest compared to a 10 day break. though it could also go in our favor if they get rusty.

I don't pay attention much to the whole offseason crap and politics, all i know is that we need a nice offensive core behind brett in order to get anything done, especially losing henderson and green. Favre can't command points to the scoreboard by himself, he needs talent around him to get open so he can thread the needle like only he can to make the big play. i happened to watch the first round of the draft and laughed out loud when the packer fans boo'ed the management with the pickup of some O'line or D'line schmo. I love the packers night and day, but they need to turn it around to get them out of this .500 slump...

game pretty much over...

cmon guys...i'd be happy with one goal in the next 3 mins....2 would be nice

you say tomato i say to-mah-toe i agree...i guess, not my fault that the penalized player didnt get back into play fast enough

correct me if i'm wrong but not too long afterwords we tied 'er up at 2-2 with a couple air-mail packages, then sealed the deal with the whole D-day thing

looking at the bigger picture, yeah we let in a few PP goals... however their PP still stinks 2 for 38 i think over the whole playoffs so i wouldnt worry about that all too much, i think we need to worry more about the mental part of making smart plays/passes/and not taking penalties etc... and i agree with the pronger comment, one guy leaving a game shouldnt make a lot of difference (re: schneider and or kronwall) they remedied the loss of pronger quite well (meaning their forwards are actually doing their job...)

craaaaaaaaaap, 4-3 ducks PP goal @ 5:35 ish of the 3rd

i'm sorry, but 'florida' and 'ice' shouldnt be in the same sentence much less about hockey either. though i'm a biased wisconsinite that wants a pro team there...but that's a topic for a different thread

here's to a good game, the wings know what they need to do. 60mins of good clean hard hittin hockey. keep the SOG up and the puck will find its way behind JS Sieve. i don't like making score predictions but if the wings play the hockey that only they know how, they won't have a problem grabbin the W tonight.

its ok, no one can be perfect

exactly

Problem with green bay though is the lack of hockey programs. A friend of mine had to travel to Negaunee, Mi just to play in a tournament. That changes of course the closer you get to the twin cities, coverage of the Wild etc... Wisconsin is a football state, not enough pull for hockey

which is funny because production of said teams in the past decade (as far as cups/championships/playoff appearances) arguably would be quite the opposite 70% wings 25% tigers/pistons 5% lions

I agree 110%, I've got a couple opinions/statements/questions to throw out into the pool. 1. I feel that the poor coverage comes from just general society today, too focused on drama and who's on steroids and drug scandals (see: NFL MLB) These stories provide much better ratings then hockey can provide (in that respect mind you) In my few years as a hockey fan, I can probably count on one hand the stories such as the common steroid use, or drug abuse yatta yatta yatta 2. soccer moms: fighting doesnt go over well with them, they don't understand the concept of why fighting happens or the history behind it. speaking of which, anyone out there (silly question ahead) know the history of fighting and why it came about. i've had this arguement with my fiancee and my mother (both of which don't understand fighting) but all i can come up with is the reason of "it just is there" i think that's it for now *edit* hockey coverage in north eastern wisconsin....wait what hockey coverage

not my own work (hence the copyright symbol ) but i think all the fishies in the sea have made up their minds