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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Detroit, Michigan
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Philly
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every day i wake up and say
this is it this is the day Rick DiPietro becomes the goalie he can be. :lol: |
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Washington, D.C.
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Unfortunatly, living outside NY and not having cable I never get to see my beloved Islanders. They seem to be headed on the right track. Hunter looks like he will win the ROY and the future looks pretty good. As for the Rangers and the Jagr move, I hope it backfires like all their other moves.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: New York
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funny, I say the same thing about Robert Esche!!!! Go F'ers!!!!
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You poor soul. Between our joint misery with the Jets and DiPietro's failure to love up to remote expectations, you must have an ulcer a mile wide. DiPietro is a shining example of a common belief of mine: That drafing goalies in the 1st round isn't always a best move. Goalies are so sporadic, so hot and cold, that you don't always know what you're getting until it's too late. Hey it could be worse right? You could have 3 goalies on your roster, 2 with $16 million in contracts and the other a top NHL backup.
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Join Date: May 2003
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dipietro IS a good goalie...Ronning was a great move...parrish will flourish with him when he returns.....refs robbed us last night
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Of course I realize that many people hate my Red Wings and consider them the Yankees of the NHL for their propensity for spending lots of $$, signing/trading for big name stars and winning Stanley Cup. Unfortunately, they can't help themselves.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: New York
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Trent Hunter looked good last night!! As long as the Icelanders take the last playoff spot from the Blueshirts, I'll be happy.
As for my F'ers, as soon as the All-Star break rolls around, they'll be ready for their nosedive. |
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Hey, Esche is actually holding up OK.
Given the state of the current league, the impending CBA, and the Flyers sketchy playoff history, I'd be happier riding Esche into the playoffs and seeing if he can Giguere or Osgood his way deeper than Choke-manek the past 3 years -- than I'd be seeing Clarke trade more of our precious youth for a wash-up like Kolzig, CuJo, et al. The Williams-for-Markov deal was iffy enough for me, though with our blueline health I don't think there was much of a choice. I'm sick to death of hearing trade deadline rumors about Iginla; it'll never happen. The Flyers' biggest problems in the playoffs have consistently come down to the Senators (matchup and talent) and the Devils (psychological baggage). If they can have more blueline aggression and speed than last year, keep up the better scoring, and not have guys like Handzus and Amonte disappear in the playoffs, I'll take my chances with the statistically higher GAA guy in net if he won't softie every other game. |
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The Rangers will accomplish nothing until they shore up their gaping hole at goaltender. Mike Dunham? Come on. |
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JR is my guy, but I think that he needs to take more leadership responsibility and stop whining to the media so much. It's getting tiresome. Bobby Clarke is the 2nd best GM in sports (#1 being Terry Bradway, of course). The Flyers may get it done this year, but I agree that they have to get over the curse that the Devils seem to have put on them. We just can't beat them. Would be great if Esche could pull a "Jean-Sebbastian" but we haven't had a solid goalie since Pelle L.
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Beslubbering beef-witted lout
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The Devs play that dull trap-style which is why no one watches hockey anymore!! SNOOZE!!!
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Remember that Capt. Gordon Fisherman look? |
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Location: New York
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GOB: Cheap shot, dude. Almost as cheap as any of Scott Steven's hits!!!
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Los Angeles, California
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I'm a suffering Kings fan. All I can say is INJURIES! INJURIES! INJURIES! :[img]http://www.jetsinsider.com/forums/html/emoticons/mad.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='mad.gif'>
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Location: New York
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NYJ310: Don't cry "injuries". You got The Gladiator. No wonder you can't win!!
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totally disgusted with Jets' dis-organization
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I haven't followed hockey in ooooohhhh years!!! but I have a question...
while watching ESPN they talk of a player named Potvin, is this Potvin related to the Potvin brothers of years ago? Denis and Jean? have been curious if it's a son |
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