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If he hit straight in. If he's passing to an opponent, it only has to be below the shoulders.

The stick was not above the shoulder: Good goal.

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ON GOAL I MEAN!!!

SHOOT IT!!!

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It went down for you too, eh? *****

Power drew a penalty by (checking notes) moving his feet. Nice.

Do the Mannings have gambling debts or something? Why are they in SO MANY commercials?

I dunno, was that really a penalty if he gets boarded into another player? He got playered?

Entertaining game.

Two differences: 1. I didn't get any new information, at least not in the first four minutes. No new analysis, no new insight. 2. Here I can scan through posts quickly. If I'm listening to audio, I can't skim through and just look for the interesting nuggets. It's why I'm not really into podcasts. If it's something I'm interested in, it loses my attention. I get to the end and realize that even if there was good stuff buried in there I missed it because I wasn't giving it my full attention.

Mammoth Woes! Wait till he scores the game winning goal in the 13th round of the shootout.

About 36 cm.

Doesn't matter, all hear is

Sorry, I don't like talk radio, podcasts, etc. 90% of all of them are incoherent rambling by people who like to hear themselves talk.

I don't think we've seen everything we will out of him yet. So far I see him as glue to hold the unit together, and to clean up messes left by Power (and also to mentor Power). I don't see him do much, but that also includes I don't see him making any defensive mistakes. But Dunleavy keeps talking about how good his shot is. I get the impression that while he learns Lindy's system and his teammates, he's not pushing the offense; he seems to be concentrating on D most of the time. But I think as he settles in he'll try more shots on goal.

That is spot on.

It's not so much about changing minds; it's more about encouraging like-minded people to actually vote. (Taro notwithstanding)

Last year when the Sabres were better at playing OT, they did that to other teams frequently and kept the other teams' players out there for just as long. After thirty to sixty seconds, you're gassed and blocking lanes, just playing to prevent a game ending shot. If you say you've never seen it before, you're not watching NHL hockey.

I listened to 4 minutes of that drek. Did he ever say anything useful?

I don't exactly hate that. But why do we even have Geersten? I'd suggest suggesting more realistic suggestions. This is, after all, the internet.

Not until they free up a roster spot. They may roll three lines against Utah with Rosén and Quinn rotating into the top line.