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BUFFALO....!! I am going to fly up the game on the 20th if it goes that long...
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| Originally posted by tobywan *coughkerryfraserin93cough* |
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| Originally posted by tobywan Wow, so you don't think the same applies to teams like Anaheim, Detroit or Nashville? p.s. Eviltree, the refs don't have to protect Crosby like he's a new god, but I do expect them to call each and every game fairly. Imagine a missed/blown call that determines the outcome of a game/series???...*coughkerryfraserin93cough* |
I hope Buffalo really does it this year, and removes the "choke" label from this town.
This is the best team we've ever had here. This team is sooo deep, and have just gotten healthy at the right time.
The only way, I could see us losing is if Ryan Miller gets hurt.
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| Originally posted by TrickDaddE No worries ...No Kerry Fraser this year in the Playoffs! lol Tsn.ca |
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| Originally posted by TranceDuT I hope Buffalo really does it this year, and removes the "choke" label from this town. This is the best team we've ever had here. This team is sooo deep, and have just gotten healthy at the right time. The only way, I could see us losing is if Ryan Miller gets hurt. |
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| Originally posted by tobywan Wow, so you don't think the same applies to teams like Anaheim, Detroit or Nashville? |
SABRES!!!!
Ohhhhhhhh Ahhhhhhh Islanders on the Golf Course....
Sabres on a Warpath!! GO SABRES!!!!
East
Buffalo vs. New York ... Buffalo in 6
New Jersey vs. Tampa Bay ... New Jersey in 6
Atlanta vs. Rangers ... Rangers in 7
Ottawa vs. Pittsburgh ... Pittsburgh in 7
i dont really follow the west, so ill just pull these outta my ass.
West
Detroit vs. Calgary ... Detroit in 5
Anaheim vs. Minnesota ... Anaheim in 6
Vancouver vs. Dallas ... Vancouver in 6
Nashville vs. San Jose ... San Jose in 5
I want the Sabres to win just to be a part of Grinder's happiness when it happens.
I think I know a couple of others from Buffalo who will be just as happy.. and I want to share in that.
Go Sabres...
Re: SABRES!!!!
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| Originally posted by progbeatz Ohhhhhhhh Ahhhhhhh Islanders on the Golf Course.... Sabres on a Warpath!! GO SABRES!!!! |
I predict Ottawa doing really well 
ps. fuck the Sabres, they're not going anywhere

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| Originally posted by evil_cookie I predict Ottawa doing really well ![]() ps. fuck the Sabres, they're not going anywhere |
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| Originally posted by evil_cookie I predict Ottawa doing really well ![]() ps. fuck the Sabres, they're not going anywhere |
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/serv...ertainment/home
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CBC livid as NHL bows to Americans WILLIAM HOUSTON The CBC is furious over the National Hockey League's decision to schedule Saturday's Pittsburgh Penguins-Ottawa Senators match in the afternoon instead of prime time. The Canadian network wanted the game in the evening timeslot to maximize viewership for the traditional Hockey Night in Canada Saturday night show. But the league bowed to NBC, which limits telecasts to the afternoon and wants the game because of the marquee potential of Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby. NBC will air one additional afternoon game on Saturday -- the second game of the New York Rangers-Atlanta Thrashers series. Particularly galling to the CBC is that it is paying the league a rights fee of $65-million a year while NBC pays nothing in a profit-sharing agreement with the NHL. What's more, the CBC recently signed a contract extension with the NHL in which it will pay $600-million over six years, starting in 2008-09. "Generally, the network that writes the biggest cheque gets to make the call," a source said. "When ABC was paying the league $100-million [U.S.] a year, and CBC was paying $60-million, ABC got priority." "If I'm the CBC, I'm saying, 'My God, I just agreed to cut you a cheque for more than half a billion dollars and I still don't get priority over somebody who isn't paying five cents? It's not right.' " That sounds close to the tone of the conversation on Sunday night when Scott Moore, the head of CBC Sports, put in a call to NHL commissioner Gary Bettman in the hopes of changing the schedule. "I made my feelings known in very strong terms that I felt that game [Penguins-Senators] should be in prime time," Mr. Moore said. "He feels that he's doing the right thing for the game by exposing Sidney to the U.S. audience. I strongly disagree. I couldn't change his mind, and we're very disappointed about that." Not only did the NHL refuse to give the CBC the Pittsburgh-Ottawa Saturday game in prime time, but the first-round schedule denies the network the assurance of any Saturday night telecasts involving a Canadian team. There could be one -- Vancouver Canucks-Dallas Stars on April 21 -- but only if that series goes six games. Without Pens-Sens in prime time on Saturday, the CBC will air Tampa Bay Lightning-New Jersey Devils, a weak matchup unlikely to produce an audience larger than TSN's New York Islanders-Buffalo Sabres telecast, which will air at the same time. The CBC will lose at least 300,000 viewers, and probably more, because of the league's decision to designate Pittsburgh-Ottawa for Saturday afternoon. Mr. Moore refused to discuss the particulars of his exchange with Mr. Bettman. "If I tell you anything more, it would be less than politically correct," Mr. Moore said. "I feel very strongly about it. He felt very strongly about it. We had a very frank discussion about it." The league's argument is that NBC needs to be given priority to help make hockey a growth TV sport in the United States. However, there is no evidence that the NHL, with or without Mr. Crosby, is growing on NBC. Regular-season audiences were down from last season. Jamey Horan, the NHL's vice-president of public relations, said the league attempts to address the playoff needs of all broadcasters. "Although there are always a multitude of competing interests in formulating a playoff schedule, such as building availability, television, and travel, we always make every effort to accommodate and maximize value for our broadcast partners," he wrote in an e-mail. "This year was no different." The league should pay more attention to the needs of hockey viewers in Canada, says Nick Kypreos, who works for Rogers Sportsnet. "The more you tamper with the tradition of watching Canadian hockey on Saturday nights, the more you're going to turn audiences away," he said. |
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| Originally posted by evil_cookie ps. fuck the Sabres, |
oh fuck. that news article infuriates me!
who the fuck wants to have that game for hockey night in canada. tampa bay vs jersey? what the fuck is that?
isn't crosby canadian himself? last time i checked he was. bring him to hockey night in canada for fuck sakes.
not only that but none of the playoff canadian games will be played saturday night? bullshit!!
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| Originally posted by StereoPrincess oh fuck. that news article infuriates me! who the fuck wants to have that game for hockey night in canada. tampa bay vs jersey? what the fuck is that? |
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isn't crosby canadian himself? last time i checked he was. bring him to hockey night in canada for fuck sakes. not only that but none of the playoff canadian games will be played saturday night? bullshit!! |
Minnesota and Ottawa in the Final with Minnesota taking it in 6.
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| Originally posted by StereoPrincess oh fuck. that news article infuriates me! who the fuck wants to have that game for hockey night in canada. tampa bay vs jersey? what the fuck is that? isn't crosby canadian himself? last time i checked he was. bring him to hockey night in canada for fuck sakes. not only that but none of the playoff canadian games will be played saturday night? bullshit!! |
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| Originally posted by She_Fitz I want the Sabres to win just to be a part of Grinder's happiness when it happens. I think I know a couple of others from Buffalo who will be just as happy.. and I want to share in that. Go Sabres... |
buffalo and vancouver stanly cup finally would b wicked!
LET'S GO PENS!!!!
i love hockey. went to the last 2 home games last week.
Some players kick it up to another level in the playoffs, while others fade off (Marian Hossa for example)...I think that Anaheim with both Pronger and Niedermeyer will be able to shut down the top forwards on their opponents, so as long as they score a few goals I think they will win the West...not sure about the East but I think this could be Buffalo's year. Defence usually wins in the playoffs though, so Jersey could come through as well if Brodeur gets hot...
Detroit for whatever reason keeps tanking it in the playoffs, and Datsuyk and Zetterberg did nothing last year.
Pittsburg has some scary offence but Fleury is pretty weak in my opinion, so I don't see them going too far.
Go Sabres!
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