Norcal

Might need 8 tonight but I think they can do it

Helllllllll yeahhhhhh!!!!!!

Z snapped that twig in half

Meh call tbh

Sabres touched it several times there Dell didn't give a ***** right there. Wow!

Miller giveth and taketh

Beauty-Stroza

Asplunder!!!! Quarter way point at the end of the week

Hard nosed play by Eakin there

Reeves just blasted straight in from the point and laid Eakin out

Lets GO Boys!!! Oof Dell 👀

Time to end the streak!

Lets GO Doogie!!!

Weissbach with the wow move. So fast, so smooth. That was sweet.

Murray=Blue Paint Specialist. Amerks lead LHV 1-0

Balance. Thanks for proving my point.

I think the question of size can and must be answered in two parts and yes I read the article. Part One: Regular Season- Size doesn't matter as much in the regular season because although some teams play a tight checking game and there is proclivity for some rough treatment at times, there is still opportunity for small highly skilled players to create offense. This is especially true in the last several years as the league has introduced more young players sooner in their careers. Part Two: Playoffs- Size matters more in the playoffs. I'm not saying you need a team of 6'4" 225s but when the going gets tough, and there is no tougher playoffs than the NHL playoffs, you need a big defenseman or two to lean on opposing players and protect the front of your net. A big forward to fly in on the forecheck and rattle defenders bones with huge hits. You need someone to stand in and protect the small skilled guy who just got caved in in the corner for the third time tonight and can't find any open ice. The good teams have found that balance. A good Sabres team will need to as well.

Gil

5'7" Alex DeBrincat

Stuart Skinner and the Oilers beat Winnipeg in a shootout 2-1. Jets points in 13 of last 14. Good game.

I'm not there yet but u can color me confused. I don't know why he hasn't blossomed before our eyes yet.

Jets Oliers game has been billed as a good one tonight. Second half of a home and home.