that was a solid game, until the 3rd period,what a -show. reimer goes 5 periods without getting scored on, then he lets 5 in on one period...:nervous: i understand 3 of those goals werent really his fault. preaseason, he was not very good at all.im interested to see how they play with their full lineup in.
so far,from what i could tell, the acquisitions made have been a very good improvement to solidify a team. steckel for a 4th rounder? what a steal lol. god i love phaneuf's hits, now thats what i call a captain :) lol on sam ganger rumour.
Zyklon_Jay
rock lobster IMO.
Nick Cenik
AMAZING GAME!!!
Way too damn close in the 3rd (c'mon boys!) but super exciting!
Coxx
was at the game last nite the first two periods were awesome! wtf happened in the 3rd Ott got two lucky
goals then the leafs fell apart, we were lucky tho but a win is a win, took a few videos from last night's game www.youtube.com/mrcoxx
The league complains about the season going to long yet the leafs have sat idle for a week.
smuncky
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
The league complains about the season going to long yet the leafs have sat idle for a week.
it's been ridiculous.
MSZ
finally :(
Dior Homme
That was a character win. reimer kept us in it with some good saves. Kessel continues to impress. If he hits 10 goals before the 10th game he's guaranteed 30+ goals again.
Lupol is also starting to shape up and the defense is looking more solid with less errors.
smuncky
feels so good to win against the habs, especially in their house. BAM!
Dior Homme
These guys are finding ways to win, even when some of their men go down.
Philly will be a big challenge just like Boston was. Our PP is somewhat shaping up but the lines aren't always final as I see a few changes every now and again.
Franson must be pretty impatient right now as he's not seeing a lot of games played. Although, do I do love how we have problems of which D-man to place in.
Steckel continues to impress for a 4th rounder LOL. And Kessel my boy continues to roll on with Lupol and Bozak.
