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Words of Comfort from a Thrashers fan.
Greetings from Blueland replied to Greetings from Blueland's topic in General
Actually, whenever I feel pessimistic about our team's future, I always of the "Dead Wings." If they could do it, why can't we? -
Words of Comfort from a Thrashers fan.
Greetings from Blueland replied to Greetings from Blueland's topic in General
Oh, I agree. But it sometimes helps for those who don't share this opinion. -
Words of Comfort from a Thrashers fan.
Greetings from Blueland replied to Greetings from Blueland's topic in General
I'm Russian, so I love hockey, and I lived in Michigan for a long while, and it's kind of hard to not root for the Wings after living there. And regarding Hossa, I have no hard feelings about him leaving our team - it was nothing personal, just business. - Also, I think the whole "Hossa made a bad decision" things are stupid. If he didn't leave the Penguins, they would not have Guerin or Kunitz, and I doubt they would have made it as far as they have now. But, then again, as proven today, anything can happen. -
Just read the sig.
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What are your feelings on that Icing goal?
Greetings from Blueland replied to Snazzy's topic in General
Strangely, I don't even feel the slightest bit cheated. I have that "eh, too bad - you should have gotten it, anyway" feeling. -
I think many of us are not as disappointed because deep down, I honestly thought the game was over after the first goal was scored (even though I know that is the wrong mindset, and I regret it and wish that I was optimistic throughout - however, that was simply not the case tonight).
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"Should have" is one thing. "Did" is a completely different story. It's one or the other.
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SCF GAME 7 GDT: Penguins 2 at Red Wings 1
Greetings from Blueland replied to Hockeytown0001's topic in General
I don't even feel sad. Detroit didn't lose. Someone else did. The team that I root for - the team that I cheer for - has not lost the Stanley Cup Final to the Penguins. Whoever presented that pathetic play tonight, that's not my team, and I'm fairly sure it's not yours either. Win or lose, I simply can not envision my team to give up like the other team that played today, so I'm not too emotional - on the contrary, I am completely apathetic to the events that have unfolded today. - On a side note, I offer my sincere congratulations to the Penguins - it takes a lot to be able to achieve what they have today. - Also, as another side note, it is not the result of the Wings that is paramount to me - it is their fighting spirit that I cheer for, not their cups (though that is fairly important as well ) -
SCF GAME 7 GDT: Penguins 2 at Red Wings 1
Greetings from Blueland replied to Hockeytown0001's topic in General
Regardless of whether we win or lose, I ask Detroit this: How, and why? How did they simply not show up tonight (Yet)? I'm not saying they're not trying, but they are simply not playing Detroit's game. Why are they playing like this? If, after the second goal, win or lose, Detroit put on a barrage of shots, played physical, and showed some passion, I would still be proud of our team tonight. -
*Raises hand* "Here!"
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Last Time a Team Won Game 7 on the Road.....
Greetings from Blueland replied to ShanahanMan's topic in General
Good statistics - no argument there - except that playoff history is slightly different from finals history. Don't tell me that a team plays with as much passion in a Round 1 Game 7 as they do in a Stanley Cup Final Game 7. -
Don't Blame the Refs - NHL Stupid Enough
Greetings from Blueland replied to Wing Whiner's topic in General
For all the people blaming the refs to have it "in" for the Red Wings, I ask you this: Do you honestly think that the NHL is bribing the referees to make calls against the Wings and for the Penguins, just so one player/team that they decided to market looks good? Do you honestly believe the NHL is that corrupt? I doubt it. -
I think you need one of these:
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Yes, anything can happen, but the better team will win. It's like poker (as much as I hate poker) where the better players, statistically, win more often, regardless of the high amount of chance involved. If Detroit truly is the better team, bad refereeing, bad bounces, and bad luck should not affect the outcome. You make your own luck (I hate the clichés, but you have to admit, they're true). All the Red Wings need to do is play tried and true Red Wings hockey. In Game 6, they did not do that, and look at the result. With all of the Red Wings' "experience" that everyone was touting in the previews to this series, this is where it will show.