Danielsm

Lol so much pessimism on this website. The Wings played a hell of a game (ignoring PP) on both ends of the ice, and the Leafs showed up both as a team and as a fan base. The atmosphere was awesome. But it's cool, let's overlook all that and s*** on Wings players! Woohooooo.

I just lost my s***, I hate you so much right now.

Let Blashill the rookie whisperer deal with him for a while

We just don't have the skill to beat Boston. Nyquist, Tatar, Franzen, Abdelkader have been completely ineffective.

The Red Wings were pretty dominant all game. Lot's of small errors, but they also had the most chances. Our players need to start burying these pucks.

Silly video and a lot of the commentators reactions are garbage. Hockey is as much of a mental game as it is a physical game, and the video shows he can lose it, or cause others to lose it. So many other players do this without such scrutiny.

I didn't see it, gif please?

He was more in to it than the girls!

How does Miller & Glendening receive the highest TOI for forwards on such an important game? The f*** Babcock?

Per TSN : Dr. Gil Salazar: "we treated [Peverley] for cardiac event successfully" "According to Dr. Salazar, Peverley was aware of where he was when became conscious and wanted to get back in to the game."

I know you're being sarcastic, but I'll point out for everyone else; they've combined for 11 points and 28 shots since the Olympics..

Alfredsson moved his whole family to Detroit. If he wasn't serious about staying, the family could have lived in Ottawa. I think he'll play another year or two, and he should. He's been great.

The improvement on the defense side of things. They'll be a wall.

Team Canada's play was some of the best and most dominant hockey I've ever witnessed. Congratulations to Gudlevskis, Quick and Lundquist for keeping their teams in these games; some of the best goaltending I've ever seen. Shoutout to Finland and Latvia for the great team efforts.

I think they should have a point system. 4 points for gold, 2 for silver and 1 for bronze. Here is what the leaders would look like: 1. Germany (33 points) 2. Canada, USA & Norway tied (28) 5. Netherlands (27) 6. Switzerland (23)