Huckleberry

Was thinking the same, he should have closed the game right there.

To bad hutton deserved more ?

Arm injury yeah , don't watch nfl, but read something about it.

Funny though, if the andersson injury is serious, you'll be seeing a lot of petermann. ?

No need to call anyone up I think, you got Beaulieu still around and you play at home.

I doubt his English is the problem, but I love how he makes it hard on the interviewers. Something I noticed in a lot of postgame interviews is that they not really ask questions but try to put words in the mouth of the players. Linus just calls them out on it and you can hear some of them being rattled by it. ?

Now you are talking stanly cup winners, but I do love hte optimism on this board ?

Probably because the entire team was pretty good, but his pass was mentioned by few posters, though didn't impress me to much.

Ah blue jackets are next, now that will be a good test ?

Who are our next victims ?

Seemed fitting

Strike going on at work but you guys are amusing me reading this.

we got this, come on boys.

? wish I could see this lol

And pommer and moulson is 10 mill less this year, I dont see the problem really.

Might be able to watch game after all, company is on strike until monday most likely. I want a win ?

"In the early part of the 20th Century and the late part of the 19th Century, in particular, there were regular comments advising mothers that if you want your boy to grow up masculine, dress him in a masculine colour like pink and if you want your girl to grow up feminine dress her in a feminine colour like blue." "This was advice that was very widely dispensed with and there were some reasons for this. Blue in parts of Europe, at least, had long been associated as a feminine colour because of the supposed colour of the Virgin Mary’s outfit." "Pink was seen as a kind of boyish version of the masculine colour red. So it gradually started to change however in the mid-20th Century and eventually by about 1950, there was a huge advertising campaign by several advertising agencies pushing pink as an exclusively feminine colour and the change came very quickly at that point."

Both will score tonight , but seriously important game to win. They need to get a streak going and move away from the pack a bit.

That and pink used to be a manly colour, somehow feminists changed that ?

I'm glad Housley does that, if they think they can relax after two victories

Sarcasm, not always easy to read on the internet ?

With the way Ottawa and Montreal are racking up points, getting a string of wins together would be nice.

Yup, though I'd rather have Thompson send down and play some actual games.

why not scratch him for a game then and let thompson play.