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True, just used to Boston being the ones that dictated the game.Nobody played well except Soderberg and Maybe Krug. Montreal deserves some credit for how they played, but they just did not show up as a team, period.
True, just used to Boston being the ones that dictated the game.Nobody played well except Soderberg and Maybe Krug. Montreal deserves some credit for how they played, but they just did not show up as a team, period.
Everyone has been underestimating new york this postseason. They can beat mtl, they have the better goalie which can be all the difference
Everyone has been underestimating new york this postseason. They can beat mtl, they have the better goalie which can be all the difference
Everyone has been underestimating new york this postseason. They can beat mtl, they have the better goalie which can be all the difference
I am shocked, i won't lie, as i had the B's taking the cup this year, but hats off to the Habs for waltzing into Beantown, and taking game 7. Say what you want about either team, or any players, but this was one hell of a battle, and one hell of a great series. :beer:
Raise your hand if you have Habs VS Rangers in the ECF. No one? That's what I thought.
I like to see this though, new blood in the East. Now, if the Hawks can manage to beat the Kings or Ducks (which I highly doubt they will), I don't know who is rather play. Price and Lundqvist are two of the best goalies in the league who can and do win games on their own, will be tough to beat either 4 times in a series. I'm thinking Rangers, but either team is formidable. If the play the Kings, and beat Quick and then either Price or Lundy, that will be one hell of a tough road and a seriously impressive run to The Cup.
Good luck to all remaining teams (but not too much to the Kings/Ducks). :devil:
Reading on Twitter that Lucic threatened Weise and emelin in the handshake line ......real classy
Aaron Ward just ripped into Lucic, apparently Lucic told Weise "I am going to bleeping kill you next year." Then he called Weise a baby in the locker room after . . . interesting.