Lethbridge Broncos Posted January 31, 2009 Report Posted January 31, 2009 Humor: 2008-09 Sabres Verse: RW Dino Ciccarelli C Eric Lindros LW Glen Anderson RW Mike Bossy C Wayne Gretzky LW Wendell Clark RW Teemu Selanne C Mario Lemieux LW Gary Roberts RW Theo Fleury C Ron Francis LW Bob Gainey D Al MacInnis D Ray Bourque D Scott Stevens D Phil Housley D Chris Pronger D Kevin Lowe PP Bossy, Gretzky, Lemieux, Housley, MacInnis PK Gainey, Francis, Stevens, Lowe Coach: Glen Sather Assistants: Scott Bowman Subs: Mark Messier Sergei Zubov
carpandean Posted January 31, 2009 Report Posted January 31, 2009 Hypothetically speaking, has that team being practicing and playing together for a while before the Sabres play them or is it just thrown together like an All-Star team? If it's the latter, it would be a lot better for the Sabres than the former. Not saying that they'd win, but chemistry can make up for a lot of talent.
Corp000085 Posted January 31, 2009 Report Posted January 31, 2009 Picture this scenario: Coach Ditka vs. God, who would win? Personally, I would have to go with God, but it would be in overtime. Another scenario: Coach Ditka vs. a hurricane, with the special stipulation that the hurricane's name is Hurricane Ditka. Who would win? And another... Mini Bears vs. Giants
darksabre Posted January 31, 2009 Report Posted January 31, 2009 Humor: 2008-09 Sabres Verse: RW Dino Ciccarelli C Eric Lindros LW Glen Anderson RW Mike Bossy C Wayne Gretzky LW Wendell Clark RW Teemu Selanne C Mario Lemieux LW Gary Roberts RW Theo Fleury C Ron Francis LW Bob Gainey D Al MacInnis D Ray Bourque D Scott Stevens D Phil Housley D Chris Pronger D Kevin Lowe PP Bossy, Gretzky, Lemieux, Housley, MacInnis PK Gainey, Francis, Stevens, Lowe Coach: Glen Sather Assistants: Scott Bowman Subs: Mark Messier Sergei Zubov What's the Chorus?
Kristian Posted January 31, 2009 Report Posted January 31, 2009 Humor: 2008-09 Sabres Verse: RW Dino Ciccarelli C Eric Lindros LW Glen Anderson RW Mike Bossy C Wayne Gretzky LW Wendell Clark RW Teemu Selanne C Mario Lemieux LW Gary Roberts RW Theo Fleury C Ron Francis LW Bob Gainey D Al MacInnis D Ray Bourque D Scott Stevens D Phil Housley D Chris Pronger D Kevin Lowe PP Bossy, Gretzky, Lemieux, Housley, MacInnis PK Gainey, Francis, Stevens, Lowe Coach: Glen Sather Assistants: Scott Bowman Subs: Mark Messier Sergei Zubov Sabres win 17-3. Playing 6 skaters for 60 minutes is a bad idea, and I can only advise against it.
jwcolour Posted January 31, 2009 Report Posted January 31, 2009 Sabres win 17-3. Playing 6 skaters for 60 minutes is a bad idea, and I can only advise against it. While I was reading that I was thinking we'd kill them with no goaltender in the cage.
Lethbridge Broncos Posted February 1, 2009 Author Report Posted February 1, 2009 BTW, The goalies for this club are: Pat Roy Mike Richter (backup) The team has been together for one season. Their play-by-play guy is Bob Cole; Harry Neil (color); and Dirk Irvin, Jr. is the 3rd guy in the booth. Trainer: Bearcat Murray Skates: Ripper GM: Neil Smith Organ Player: The guy from Slapshot who wears the Helmet. Off Season Conditioning Coach: Randy Coutour of the UFC National Anthem Singer: Rene Rancourt (old Bruins singer with mustach who would pump his arm in the air); and Andre Ouellet (bearded Habs singer). They play in the Winnepeg Arena. First Period (opening faceoff): ON ICE (RW Dino Ciccarelli; C Eric Lindros; LW Glen Anderson; Pronger; Lowe) ON ICE (LW Vanek; C Roy; RW Pominville; Spacek; Lydman) Roy wins the draw, puck back to Spacek (behind the play Ciccarelli buttends Vanek in the neck (no call)) Spacek gains the redline and dumps it in. Pronger calmly collects and fires up to Anderson who blazes through the neutral zone and rips a shot from 43 feet out -- Miller save to the corner. Lydman collects and gets drilled by Lindros and Ciccarelli together -- shoulder limp/ most likely separated. Puck still in the zone as Vanek can't clear with Lowe pinching. Lowe wins battle and slips puck to the corner and behind the net. Lindros collects /cycles puck and finds Anderson and Ciccarelli in front for a goal. Pronger is also down low in the crease throwing players into the net and tossing guys around. On review, Miller, the puck, Spacek, Lydman, Roy are all in the net -- 1 -0. Lowe is barking at Vanek after the goal (shows Vanek his mouth with 10 missing teeth )and frightens him. Roy gets slew footed after the goal by Ciccarelli and goes to the dressing room for repairs. Lindros, after the goal gets in Millers face and informs him that he is going to run him over next shift. Noticing, Spacek puts his glove on #88's shoulder - Glen Anderson takes notice and comes over and gives Spacek a facewash and then attacks Pominville who is pinned up against the glass by his neck by Pronger. Ray Scapinello, Kerry Fraser and Kevin Collins break it up.
nucci Posted February 1, 2009 Report Posted February 1, 2009 What's the point? Are you really bored today?
bills_fan_in_raleigh Posted February 1, 2009 Report Posted February 1, 2009 I can recall a day when the Soviets ( yeah we called them that back then ) got crushed in Buffalo by the French Connection Sabres
smith Posted February 1, 2009 Report Posted February 1, 2009 Picture this scenario: Coach Ditka vs. God, who would win? Personally, I would have to go with God, but it would be in overtime. Another scenario: Coach Ditka vs. a hurricane, with the special stipulation that the hurricane's name is Hurricane Ditka. Who would win? And another... Mini Bears vs. Giants trick question. Ditka IS God.
Lethbridge Broncos Posted February 1, 2009 Author Report Posted February 1, 2009 why doesn't hair grow on chuck norris's balls? b/k hair doesn't grow on steel. trick question. Ditka IS God.
JujuFish Posted February 1, 2009 Report Posted February 1, 2009 In case the sports channel wasn't enough of a clue for you, it's "versus," not "verse". /Random pet peeve
Lethbridge Broncos Posted February 1, 2009 Author Report Posted February 1, 2009 What is Versus station? And good point about verse being the wrong word. As a grammer school english teacher, it must be incredibly hard for you to see the word verse used incorrectly. BTW, any comments on the body of the thread? i.e., what about this team vERSUS the sabes? In case the sports channel wasn't enough of a clue for you, it's "versus," not "verse". /Random pet peeve
Foligno's Nose Posted February 1, 2009 Report Posted February 1, 2009 it's "versus," not "verse". That clears things up for me. Now... mini Ditka vs. Gare....
JujuFish Posted February 1, 2009 Report Posted February 1, 2009 What is Versus station? And good point about verse being the wrong word. As a grammer school english teacher, it must be incredibly hard for you to see the word verse used incorrectly. BTW, any comments on the body of the thread? i.e., what about this team vERSUS the sabes? It's not my fault you don't know what "verse" means. They're not even the same part of speech. It's like having a title that says, "This Roster Poodle the 2008-09 Sabres".
Lethbridge Broncos Posted February 1, 2009 Author Report Posted February 1, 2009 So, with that said, any comment(s) on the body of the post? There are some good hockey comments in the thread by others.
BetweenThePipes00 Posted February 2, 2009 Report Posted February 2, 2009 I still don't get it ... I mean, you put together a historically great super team and then want comments on how it would fare against a regular team? I mean, the greatest team of my lifetime I think is the 1976-77 Canadiens (60-8-12, 132 pts, 387 GF, 171 GA ... they scored 54 more goals than anyone else ... and I am not sure that team would look very good matched up with the one you put together. Remember, back then 4th lines and 6th defensemen rarely played, but even if you just take the top 3 lines it looks like an average team compared you yours ... and this may have been the BEST TEAM EVER ... So I don't get how we are even supposed to compare the Sabres to that team when the Sabres can't hold this team's collective jock ... RW Guy LaFleur C Jacques Lemaire LW Steve Shutt RW Yvan Cournoyer C Pete Mahovlich LW Yvon Lambert RW Mario Tremblay C Doug Risebrough LW Bob Gainey RW Jimmy Roberts C Doug Jarvis LW Murray Wilson D Larry Robinson D Guy Lapointe D Serge Savard D Bill Nyrop D Pierre Bouchard D Rick Chartraw G Ken Dryden G Michel Larocque
Eleven Posted February 2, 2009 Report Posted February 2, 2009 I still don't get it ... I mean, you put together a historically great super team and then want comments on how it would fare against a regular team? I mean, the greatest team of my lifetime I think is the 1976-77 Canadiens (60-8-12, 132 pts, 387 GF, 171 GA ... they scored 54 more goals than anyone else ... and I am not sure that team would look very good matched up with the one you put together. Remember, back then 4th lines and 6th defensemen rarely played, but even if you just take the top 3 lines it looks like an average team compared you yours ... and this may have been the BEST TEAM EVER ... So I don't get how we are even supposed to compare the Sabres to that team when the Sabres can't hold this team's collective jock ... RW Guy LaFleur C Jacques Lemaire LW Steve Shutt RW Yvan Cournoyer C Pete Mahovlich LW Yvon Lambert RW Mario Tremblay C Doug Risebrough LW Bob Gainey RW Jimmy Roberts C Doug Jarvis LW Murray Wilson D Larry Robinson D Guy Lapointe D Serge Savard D Bill Nyrop D Pierre Bouchard D Rick Chartraw G Ken Dryden G Michel Larocque It was a different game then, but wow, WOW, what a roster.
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