esteef
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PK absolutely eating them up! Maltby and Cleary!
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Where are all the Flames' fans?
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Reggie? Where ARE you?
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Who gives a s*** if he blocks shots? Don Cherry? If he carries this team like he has since Zetts went down I could care less if he sprawls all over the ice trying to blocks shots. Most of the time he's already stolen the puck before the guy has a chance to shoot anyway. esteef
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Exactly. It ain't like he'll be 100%.
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Apparently not: Bert scratched for Game 2 "I felt a lot better," Bertuzzi said after Saturday's practice but before the Wings announced he wouldn't play. "Whether or not a couple more days of practice would put me in a better position or not, we'll have to decide. It's ultimately not my decision (to play)." esteef
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Dats sucks. He doesn't block shots.
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Figured as much, he wasn't on the injured list anymore. Good for Mac, should be interesting. Cheers to Mac! esteef
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And that's a compliment for more than just the people who run it.
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Definitely want to be 2-0 going into Calgary. Let's go boys!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wings - 6 Flames - 0 Goals: Calder, Calder, Calder, Calder, Calder, and Lilja! Don't take any crap! esteef
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No s***! Who cares if he blocks shots or not, he usually already has the puck away from them to even worry about it to begin with. I can just hear him now with other players, "You know, that Lidstrom sucks, he's a terrible between-period interview!" esteef
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Looks like the conflicting info is correct according to this article that was in another thread: This isn't some softie-toffee Detroit club "I thought the boys did a good job sticking up for each other," said the hulking Todd Bertuzzi, still sidelined by post-concussion syndrome. He has received medical clearance and skated with the group Friday, but will miss Sunday's Game 2." weird... esteef * edited for grammar
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That's too comical! Datsyuk has carried this team since Zetts went down, so if he doesn't sprawl all over the ice trying to blocks shots I'm all right with it. It's almost like that's the only ***** in the armor Cherry and Co. could find on Dats so they just went with it. Gotta stay topical with the new contract signing and all, why not use that as yet another chance to rip the Wings (too soft, too old, too slow, don't blocks shots, blah, blah...). Hilarious. esteef
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Indeed!
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They both should be out in my opinion, but at this point beggars can't be choosers. esteef
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You may be exaggerating, but the point is valid. If we win tomorrow night's game we'll have a 2 game cushion and Bert can "rest" game 3. If Calgary wins, the series is even and they go back home for 2 games, everyone knows how hard it is to get a win there. Use our advantages when we have them! esteef
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Why????????? It was totally clean?????
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I don't get it. The medical staff already cleared him to play yesterday, why are we still holding him back? Calgary WILL come out more physical tomorrow and it's when we'll need Bert the most. If he's cleared, play him I say. esteef
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Look at the context of the threads though, it's not like everyone is admiring how good they are, it's all discussing the cheap bulls*** they keep pulling.
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Oh please. Radulov boarding Bernier had nothing to do with it right? If they were just looking for revenge and didn't care about winning the game, Hartnell would've been picking up teeth at the puck drop. esteef Would've been a different ruling had Cheechoo not skated in Game 2 IMO.
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No. I think he didn't want to make a firm statement about the return of his star player until he heard what happened with the MRI. Perfectly reasonable to me. esteef
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THREE flames were on top of Cleary, that's why Markov jumped in. TooToo jumps people from behind who are trying to square off like men. And has Bertuzzi or Calder boarded anyone since coming to the Wings, or how about take somebody's knee out? No? next...
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Boy the rhetoric sure is thick in THAT statement.
