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9 pages ?

Well it's about time for my token post:



HOCKEY SUX !!!!!!!

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Originally posted by julien2 9 pages ? Well it's about time for my token post: HOCKEY SUX !!!!!!!

ban

Habs got owneeed

its the only time Boston will ever own the habs this season...

wait til Alexei undresses Chara & Company and Komisarek eats Lucic's face...I can just picture a Kostitsyn orchestrated Boston demolition on OCT 15.

I have never disliked a hockey team more than the bruins...even worse than the leafs...i feel bad for the leafs..

But Patrice Bergeron is an awesome player...mad respect to him for coming back....

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Originally posted by Kendo Hamilton got owneeed

fixed

you know the maple leafs will be horrible when toronto night in canada decides to do this.

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Twenty-five Canadiens games on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada this season. More than any other Canadian team. This is not a typo. Read on below: CBC's news release: CBC�S HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA ANNOUNCES ADDITION OF TEN MONTREAL CANADIENS GAMES TO 2008-09 BROADCAST SCHEDULE Habs to be featured 25 times during season � more than any other Canadian NHL team CBC�S HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA continues to provide Canadians with unparalleled coverage of their beloved game, today announcing the addition of 18 games to the broadcast schedule � bringing the grand total to 87 games for the 2008-09 regular season broadcast package. The newest games on the broadcast schedule include ten Montreal Canadiens match-ups and eight Ottawa Senators games, complimenting an already comprehensive lineup that includes 25 all-Canadian matchups, five tripleheaders, 10 afternoon games, the traditional Saturday night doubleheaders, the 2008 Hall of Fame Game, Original Six Saturday, the 2009 NHL Winter Classic, the ninth annual CBC�S HOCKEY DAY IN CANADA, and the 57th NHL All-Star Game in Montreal. �The addition of these games to an already strong broadcast schedule allows us to cater to a wider spectrum of hockey fans,� said Scott Moore, executive director, CBC Sports. �Montreal and Ottawa are vibrant hockey markets and this reinforces our commitment to bringing viewers the most comprehensive coverage of Canadian NHL teams available.� The Montreal Canadiens will be featured a total of 25 times throughout the season on CBC�S HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA, kicking off on Saturday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. ET as the Habs square off against the Maple Leafs in Toronto. Montreal�s 25-game broadcast package on CBC will help Canadiens fans celebrate the franchise�s 100th anniversary season, which begins on Thursday, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. ET as Montreal hosts the New York Rangers, marking the beginning of their anniversary celebrations. December continues to be a big month for the Canadiens, appearing five more times on CBC�S HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA including versus Tampa Bay on Thursday, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. ET and versus Philadelphia on Thursday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m. ET.

the RDS coverage is far superior, but i think this is still cool. (if they do not use that idiot has been dinosaur bob cole to do the play by play that is.)

i want no commentators hockey broadcasts... just arena sounds!

is it on rds tonight or what?

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Originally posted by Marcus007 is it on rds tonight or what?

7pm

live from Roberval

YESSSS

pacioretty and maxwell are really good! I prefer them over our frenchie tender...i hope he skates faster now :P Anyway if we had a 4th line with P&M...ouch

did this for fun..let us see your predictions

East:
1. Montreal Canadiens
2. Pittsburgh Penguins
3. Washington Capitals
4. Philadelphia Flyers
5. Ottawa Senators
6. New York Rangers
7. Boston Bruins
8. New Jersey Devils
9. Tampa Bay Lightning
10. Carolina Hurricanes
11. Buffalo Sabres
12. New York Islanders
13. Florida Panthers
14. Atlanta Thrashers
15. Toronto Maple Leafs

West
1. Detroit Red Wings
2. San Jose Sharks
3. Minnesota Wild
4. Dallas Stars
5. Anaheim Ducks
6. Calgary Flames
7. Nashville Predators
8. Edmonton Oilers
9. Chicago Blackhawks
10. Columbus Blue Jackets
11. Colorado Avalanche
12. Vancouver Canucks
13. Los Angeles Kings
14. Phoenix Coyotes
15. St. Louis Blues

East:
1. Montreal Canadiens (2)
2. Pittsburgh Penguins (3)
3. Washington Capitals (5)
4. Philadelphia Flyers (1)
5. Ottawa Senators (4)
6. New York Rangers (9)
7. Boston Bruins (6)
8. New Jersey Devils (7)
9. Tampa Bay Lightning (8)
10. Carolina Hurricanes (10)
11. Buffalo Sabres (11)
12. New York Islanders (12)
13. Florida Panthers (14)
14. Atlanta Thrashers (13)
15. Toronto Maple Leafs (15)

West
1. Detroit Red Wings (1)
2. San Jose Sharks (4)
3. Minnesota Wild (5)
4. Dallas Stars (3)
5. Anaheim Ducks (2)
6. Calgary Flames (7)
7. Nashville Predators (15)
8. Edmonton Oilers (9)
9. Chicago Blackhawks (6)
10. Columbus Blue Jackets (11)
11. Colorado Avalanche (10)
12. Vancouver Canucks (12)
13. Los Angeles Kings (14)
14. Phoenix Coyotes (13)
15. St. Louis Blues (8)

your rankings do not work because 2 teams from the same division are 2 and 3. the top 3 are division champ seeds regardless of points.

in both conferences.

Geez, my brain is still set on NFL,.. explains how the Caps finished so high last year. Well, I'll repost later and keep Toronto right where they are

speaking of division seedings, the NHL is re-considering giving those division winners automatic seedings, they may turn to a points-related system instead.

Here's the vintage jerseys that the team will be wearing at certain games this year.

any pics of the rest of them?

@spin

it would be awesome if they went to a pure points system.

So many reasons for so many of the places, but here's my shot at it:

EAST
1. Montreal Canadiens
2. Philadelphia Flyers
3. Washington Capitals
4. Pittsburgh Penguins
5. Boston Bruins
6. New York Rangers
7. Ottawa Senators
8. Tampa Bay Lightning
9. Carolina Hurricanes
10. New Jersey Devils
11. Buffalo Sabres
12. Florida Panthers
13. Toronto Maple Leafs
14. New York Islanders
15. Atlanta Thrashers

West
1. Detroit Red Wings
2. San Jose Sharks
3. Calgary Flames
4. Dallas Stars
5. Chicago Blackhawks
6. Anaheim Ducks
7. Minnesota Wild
8. Colorado Avalanche
9. Phoenix Coyotes
10. Vancouver Canucks
11. Nashville Predators
12. Los Angeles Kings
13. Edmonton Oilers
14. Columbus Blue Jackets
15. St. Louis Blues

I think the following teams may have break-through years this season: Tampa Bay, Boston, Chicago, Phoenix.

For TB with Stamkos, Meszaros, Roberts, Ryan Malone, they've definitely improved. In Chicago, with Kane and Towes, along with Huet and Campbell on D, I think they'll be a lot better. With PHX, the young blood and minor tweaks they've done in the off-season SHOULD pay off for them; plus they actually have a goalie in Bryzgalov. Boston is a dark-horse; Bergeron back, Fernandez back, Ryder maybe playing well again?

I think the following teams will drop-off: Ottawa, Rangers, Nashville, Vancouver

Ottawa lost a lot of guys, though their top 3 are still intact. Rangers are still have some overpriced talent (gomez, drury, redden) and have lost Jagr. Vancouver, without Luongo, they're nothing + better hope the Sedins can carry the load with Naslund/Morrison gone.


ALL speculation at this point!!

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Originally posted by malek Here's the vintage jerseys that the team will be wearing at certain games this year.

Sorry but its kinda UGLY

ummm you realize that the point is not to use nice jerseys, but ones that involve the team's history right?

you find me something from 1908 that you would wear today.


nice picks bertuzz.

i think chicago too, but it is too early for me to tell if they are real yet so i did not take the chance. Colorado will suck

ps lol at st louis making the playoffs spin

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Originally posted by insanehb Sorry but its kinda UGLY

ugly or not, it's tradition and you've gotta respect that.

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Originally posted by elFreak i think chicago too, but it is too early for me to tell if they are real yet so i did not take the chance. Colorado will suck

WSH is also super sketchy. They made the playoffs by the skin of their teeth last year, with Huet standing on his head and Ovech killing it. This year??? THEODORE. Hopefully, letting Huet leave won't bite them in the ass!!

chicago does not have the best player in the nhl...and if semin stays healthy it will be easy for them to win a weak division.

theodore got his groove back last year...lets see if he can keep it.

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