Life is good, glad to see Blue Jays doing well, not my sport but I love a whole city catching a buzz. I have stopped plottting to spike the water supply with acid. Canada is on the verge of being returned to the people. Justin is a leader you can love, please dont break my heart buddy. Our team looks fucking awesome. And on a personal note something I have been doing is reversing the aging process. In the last two months my hair has gone from silver fox to partridge salt and pepper. Proving once again I am a freak of nature.
Go Habs Go, Kodi willing I will be on board for tonites game.
This just in, Getzlaf will be joining Stinkos as the newest leaf free agent signings. On paper Toronto has an unbelievable team, on the ice its the same. The only team in the league that has a traffice cone for capitian.
I realize that there aren't many baseball fans here, and those that do follow a bit seem to hate the Jays. However....
WOOHOO!
I don't hate Toronto as a city. I don't like it as a city, either. But I don't hate the Jays just because they're in Toronto. I do like baseball, was quite the base hitter in my day (and a quality 3rd baseman, if I don't say so myself). After my beloved Expos left Montreal I just followed baseball as a sport, with no preferred team. However, due to geography I did end up following the Jays more than others.
It's not life or death (i.e. Habs), but I am fully on the bandwagon. I watched their games when I was visiting in August and they really are a good team. I got to see a few games in 92-93 live when they had a great team, too. If you're a baseball fan it's hard not to get excited by exceptional teams like this. There's something special about them, like those teams in the early 90s.
Anyway, after watching this series it's clear that the NHL isn't the only league with officiating problems/obvious corruption. The huge example from last night was when the Jays catcher threw the ball back to the mound, but it was deflected by the Rangers' bat. The runner scored from 3rd. The home ump immediately called the play dead and the Jays didn't react. Then they decided that it shouldn't have been called dead (but it should have!) so the run counted. Imagine in hockey the ref calling the puck dead, only for someone to put it in 5 seconds later. Even if it shouldn't have been called dead, that's unfair because the team stopped playing. You have to stick with that call. But apparently umps can make things up on a whim, just like the strike zone in game 2 of this series.
Anyway, I'm not convincing anyone to get on the Blue Jays bandwagon. I'm just pointing out how corrupt all the sports leagues are getting the more money that's on the line. Sometimes we get stuck in hockey, which admittedly is the most corrupt. But basically, mo money, mo problems.
What's that? The Habs are undefeated after 4 road games to start the season? The Oilers are still struggling despite yet another 1st round pick? The Sens blew out their opponent last night?
No, no, no. Lead story on TSN is about Babs implementing 40 second shifts on his winless and totally inept squad. Becaus that's news!
Reading the news about the leaf, you would think Babkook had inherited a team of pee wees and he is now teaching them the fundmentals of the game. There is this thing called cylcing the puck in hockey, invented yesterday by Babkook.
This is what Jack Todd has been talking about. Babs is the most overrated coach in the NHL. People pin him up there with Bowman, Irvin et al.. But really, the guy has won ONE Stanley Cup on a franchise that perhaps should have won more, got 2 golds with Canadian teams that I could have coached to golds and isn't even on the top 10 wins list all time. The guy is good, in that he provides structure and discipline. But he's hardly revolutionary. I would have been happy if he was with the Habs because he would have allowed the best players to be the best players. But I don't think he alone would have turned the team into a Cup winner. Is he an improvement over what the leaf had? Sure, but that's like saying I'm a better teacher than a rabid wolf. Faint praise.
He's a good coach. Maybe he's a great coach. But he made sure we'll never find out in Toronto. And if he was a great coach, he wouldn't be hiding in Toronto. He'd be making a good team great. He's already made his legacy in that decision.
Oh Oh full bore. Its an emergency of reality and I dont know if I want to fully particpate. When you live in two universe this is the worst dilemma, the hobsons choice, the dichotomy we travelers have to deal with. Dont worry the neutronisonst travel to both sides, so even in the case of a total meltdown I would be preserved in some kind of ereathal force that can not be measured, alway ready to be brought back to save humankind.
the only reason I give my stuff away for free is that in the Capitalist system I have not found a market. Your lucky duckies in Trump terms. When I start charging FHF will for sure get a hometown discout
now I do not want to compare myself to someone who has actually been succesful. The votes are in so far and next to Stalin and Moestsung and of course Hitlers, and anyone who was every born with at pedigree I am a total failure, fuck me, But you know what know, I grew up in the north, and being fucked like a pig by your brother was not a reason to deport. Deport from survial and I am sure my brother needed to violate me that way to keep on keeping on or it would have been sucide. So I kept a brother alive with my fantastic ass that is what has made me always not possible to give up, to never surrend myseld to the past. Whatever dead cock you have up your ass realease it. We can change the world were family members do not give it to you up the ass, we only have to say, we are going Pastifarina all the way
Okay for the mystery you know Harper is not Canadien, he is a laff fan, how pathetic is that if you want to build a natiion. aAlready wearing handcuffs.
Won't be up for the game. Been preparing a presentation for tomorrow's class all day. Did you know English is sometimes used in East Asia as an indicator of social status? You did? Well, let me continue for the next 30 minutes and tell you about Marx, Bourdieu and McLuhan (The medium is the message- it's a part of our heritage!).
Side note: When I was studying in Amsterdam years ago (my life sounds more interesting than it really is. Either that or I've become desensitized) I was talking about the media coverage of the Iraq war when my Euro prof yelled out, "You Canadians and you're 'the medium is the message!'" I hadn't read any McLuhan up to that point, but it's interesting how our identities are apparently shaped by our nationality. Either that or I'm still thinking too much about this shit.
Anyway, the point is I've gotten drunk after that marathon of book-readin'. Which means I won't be up for the game, and then I have meetings and then class. Afterwards we're going to play mahjong, an ancient (100 years old) Chinese game. You rent a room and the table is mechanical and shuffles and deals the tiles for you. Gambling and pretty ladies are involved (at least for me). Considering all the hangovers and debts I'll have to pay off by cutting off the thumbs of random farmers here, I'll be watching the game by Christmas. Also, I'm a bit tipsy. Did I mention that?
Remember, the medium is the message. And the audience is the content. Which I think means you're all drunk, too.
To O-man's point above about the jays, i too harbour no ill-will towards them. Don't care if they win or lose, and if they do, good for them. But the disdain I do have towards them is the amount of coverage they get from the SFU. Game 4 for example was over for over an hour and I tuned in to watch WSOP but they were STILL yakking on and on about the Jays. The benefit is that it has reduced the amount of nonsense about the wretched leaf we have to hear, but I fear that will just be condensed into a shorter timeline whenever the jays are finished. And looking for some great stories about a Canadian team off to a great 4-0 start. Don't look at tsn, SN or cbc.
Hey, JT's ad is on again where he's at the podium saying "it's time for a change...the economy depends on you, etc etc" you know the one? Anybody else reminded of "My name is Joe! And I AM CANADIAN!"?
Funny anecdote, a much older woman (80s) on one of the drives said that if Trudeau was elected PM, she would try marijuana for the first time. I, kid, you, not!
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Hilite of the night for sure! Had to watch on delay so couldn't join you guys. SFU can fuck off. Fine by me if they don't mention Canada's best hockey team (by a mile) on their putrid sites.
Loved Vodkov in the opening...some of his giveaways less entertaining, but he made a lot of solid defensive plays too.
Also, very classy of PatCHes to follow the puck to the EN just to make sure it would go in and would only touCH it if he had to so PleXXXe could be credited with the goal.
9 – Number of Canadiens players in uniform on Thursday night who were taking part in their first-ever regular season home opener at the Bell Centre as members of the CH, including Alexander Semin, Tomas Fleischmann, Torrey Mitchell, Devante Smith-Pelly, Brian Flynn, Dale Weise, Jeff Petry, Nathan Beaulieu, and Mike Condon.
24 – Rank Tomas Plekanec now occupies on the Canadiens’ all-time games played list alongside Bernard “Boom Boom” Geoffrion after suiting up for his 766th career game on Thursday night. The veteran centerman is in the midst of his 11th full-time NHL campaign, all with the CH.
5 – Number of saves Carey Price made while the Canadiens were down two men in the latter stages of the second period on Thursday night. The Habs’ starter made one stop after another to preserve the Canadiens’ one-goal advantage at the time.
5 – Number of hits Lars Eller dished out during Thursday night’s tilt against the Rangers, a season-high for the Dane through five games this year. Eller led the Canadiens in that department over the course of the evening.
58 – Percentage of draws won by Alex Galchenyuk on Thursday night, pacing the Canadiens in that category all night long. Galchenyuk bested Rangers centermen 11 out of 19 times.
14 – Number of Canadiens players who registered at least one shot on goal on Thursday night, as Michel Therrien’s troops finished the tilt having tested Rangers netminder Henrik Lundqvist 28 times.
1 – Number of times in franchise history that the Canadiens have managed to win the first five games of the regular season campaign, accomplishing that feat by securing a 3-0 win over the New York Rangers on Thursday night at the Bell Centre.
7 – Number of shutouts Carey Price has registered against the Rangers over the course of his NHL career, adding to that tally on Thursday night. Price has blanked the Blueshirts more times than any other team in the league.
Oh Yeah Baby! 5 in a row! Nice win once again! I have to comment on the opening ceremony - the video montage of Savard, Lafleur,Dryden, Cournyoyer, Subban, Price, Gallagher, Pacoiretty (have I missed out on anyone?) sent chills down my spine. That photo of them all at the end is amazing. What unbelievable motivation!
Go Habs Go!!
ReplyDeletecryder, good one, moeman.
ReplyDeleteLife is good, glad to see Blue Jays doing well, not my sport but I love a whole city catching a buzz. I have stopped plottting to spike the water supply with acid. Canada is on the verge of being returned to the people. Justin is a leader you can love, please dont break my heart buddy. Our team looks fucking awesome. And on a personal note something I have been doing is reversing the aging process. In the last two months my hair has gone from silver fox to partridge salt and pepper. Proving once again I am a freak of nature.
ReplyDeleteGo Habs Go, Kodi willing I will be on board for tonites game.
This just in, Getzlaf will be joining Stinkos as the newest leaf free agent signings. On paper Toronto has an unbelievable team, on the ice its the same. The only team in the league that has a traffice cone for capitian.
ReplyDeleteI realize that there aren't many baseball fans here, and those that do follow a bit seem to hate the Jays. However....
ReplyDeleteWOOHOO!
I don't hate Toronto as a city. I don't like it as a city, either. But I don't hate the Jays just because they're in Toronto. I do like baseball, was quite the base hitter in my day (and a quality 3rd baseman, if I don't say so myself). After my beloved Expos left Montreal I just followed baseball as a sport, with no preferred team. However, due to geography I did end up following the Jays more than others.
It's not life or death (i.e. Habs), but I am fully on the bandwagon. I watched their games when I was visiting in August and they really are a good team. I got to see a few games in 92-93 live when they had a great team, too. If you're a baseball fan it's hard not to get excited by exceptional teams like this. There's something special about them, like those teams in the early 90s.
Anyway, after watching this series it's clear that the NHL isn't the only league with officiating problems/obvious corruption. The huge example from last night was when the Jays catcher threw the ball back to the mound, but it was deflected by the Rangers' bat. The runner scored from 3rd. The home ump immediately called the play dead and the Jays didn't react. Then they decided that it shouldn't have been called dead (but it should have!) so the run counted. Imagine in hockey the ref calling the puck dead, only for someone to put it in 5 seconds later. Even if it shouldn't have been called dead, that's unfair because the team stopped playing. You have to stick with that call. But apparently umps can make things up on a whim, just like the strike zone in game 2 of this series.
Anyway, I'm not convincing anyone to get on the Blue Jays bandwagon. I'm just pointing out how corrupt all the sports leagues are getting the more money that's on the line. Sometimes we get stuck in hockey, which admittedly is the most corrupt. But basically, mo money, mo problems.
GO HABS GO!
What's that? The Habs are undefeated after 4 road games to start the season? The Oilers are still struggling despite yet another 1st round pick? The Sens blew out their opponent last night?
ReplyDeleteNo, no, no. Lead story on TSN is about Babs implementing 40 second shifts on his winless and totally inept squad. Becaus that's news!
Reading the news about the leaf, you would think Babkook had inherited a team of pee wees and he is now teaching them the fundmentals of the game. There is this thing called cylcing the puck in hockey, invented yesterday by Babkook.
DeleteThis is what Jack Todd has been talking about. Babs is the most overrated coach in the NHL. People pin him up there with Bowman, Irvin et al.. But really, the guy has won ONE Stanley Cup on a franchise that perhaps should have won more, got 2 golds with Canadian teams that I could have coached to golds and isn't even on the top 10 wins list all time. The guy is good, in that he provides structure and discipline. But he's hardly revolutionary. I would have been happy if he was with the Habs because he would have allowed the best players to be the best players. But I don't think he alone would have turned the team into a Cup winner. Is he an improvement over what the leaf had? Sure, but that's like saying I'm a better teacher than a rabid wolf. Faint praise.
DeleteHe's a good coach. Maybe he's a great coach. But he made sure we'll never find out in Toronto. And if he was a great coach, he wouldn't be hiding in Toronto. He'd be making a good team great. He's already made his legacy in that decision.
Oh Oh full bore. Its an emergency of reality and I dont know if I want to fully particpate. When you live in two universe
ReplyDeletethis is the worst dilemma, the hobsons choice, the dichotomy we travelers have to deal with. Dont worry the neutronisonst
travel to both sides, so even in the case of a total meltdown I would be preserved in some kind of ereathal force that can not be measured, alway ready to be brought back to save humankind.
the only reason I give my stuff away for free is that in the Capitalist system I have not found a market. Your lucky duckies in Trump terms. When I start charging FHF will for sure get a hometown discout
Deletenow I do not want to compare myself to someone who has actually been succesful. The votes are in so far
Deleteand next to Stalin and Moestsung and of course Hitlers, and anyone who was every born with at pedigree
I am a total failure, fuck me, But you know what know, I grew up in the north, and being fucked like a pig
by your brother was not a reason to deport. Deport from survial and I am sure my brother needed to violate me
that way to keep on keeping on or it would have been sucide. So I kept a brother alive with my fantastic ass
that is what has made me always not possible to give up, to never surrend myseld to the past. Whatever
dead cock you have up your ass realease it. We can change the world were family members do not give it to you up the ass, we only have to say, we are going Pastifarina all the way
none of this is true, I never had a brother but to me its still all true
DeleteOkay for the mystery you know Harper is not Canadien, he is a laff fan, how pathetic is that if you want to build a natiion. aAlready wearing handcuffs.
ReplyDeleteI blame Janes Addiction, who do you hold responsible?
ReplyDeleteMay not be around much tonight. Be good.
ReplyDeleteWon't be up for the game. Been preparing a presentation for tomorrow's class all day. Did you know English is sometimes used in East Asia as an indicator of social status? You did? Well, let me continue for the next 30 minutes and tell you about Marx, Bourdieu and McLuhan (The medium is the message- it's a part of our heritage!).
ReplyDeleteSide note: When I was studying in Amsterdam years ago (my life sounds more interesting than it really is. Either that or I've become desensitized) I was talking about the media coverage of the Iraq war when my Euro prof yelled out, "You Canadians and you're 'the medium is the message!'" I hadn't read any McLuhan up to that point, but it's interesting how our identities are apparently shaped by our nationality. Either that or I'm still thinking too much about this shit.
Anyway, the point is I've gotten drunk after that marathon of book-readin'. Which means I won't be up for the game, and then I have meetings and then class. Afterwards we're going to play mahjong, an ancient (100 years old) Chinese game. You rent a room and the table is mechanical and shuffles and deals the tiles for you. Gambling and pretty ladies are involved (at least for me). Considering all the hangovers and debts I'll have to pay off by cutting off the thumbs of random farmers here, I'll be watching the game by Christmas. Also, I'm a bit tipsy. Did I mention that?
Remember, the medium is the message. And the audience is the content. Which I think means you're all drunk, too.
$3 Chinese booze is a hell of a drug.
been there don that seen the great wall at sumitie, and still go man go we are not alive for relief
DeleteR.I.P. Ken Taylor.
ReplyDeleteIran will never be the great sme great Satan again RIP
DeleteWow.
ReplyDeleteR.I.P
To O-man's point above about the jays, i too harbour no ill-will towards them. Don't care if they win or lose, and if they do, good for them. But the disdain I do have towards them is the amount of coverage they get from the SFU. Game 4 for example was over for over an hour and I tuned in to watch WSOP but they were STILL yakking on and on about the Jays. The benefit is that it has reduced the amount of nonsense about the wretched leaf we have to hear, but I fear that will just be condensed into a shorter timeline whenever the jays are finished. And looking for some great stories about a Canadian team off to a great 4-0 start. Don't look at tsn, SN or cbc.
ReplyDeleteHey, JT's ad is on again where he's at the podium saying "it's time for a change...the economy depends on you, etc etc" you know the one? Anybody else reminded of "My name is Joe! And I AM CANADIAN!"?
ANyway go HABS!
Yup.
DeleteNever disliked the Jays but now that SNET owns them and have decided to but them in every single line of conversation, they can fuck off.
Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNice!
DeleteMade it home sooner than later. Driving older folks from 'une habitation', to polling stations since 14h00.
ReplyDeleteLeftover scalloped potatoes and BBQ steak. Leffe.
Funny anecdote, a much older woman (80s) on one of the drives said that if Trudeau was elected PM, she would try marijuana for the first time. I, kid, you, not!
DeleteDr.Ouetger, I had to attending 'training session' for election night. That lady sounds really cool, maybe she'll get to do it after all.
DeleteI liked her, she called me 'jeune homme'.
DeleteYou just know this is going to be a special home opener, no one does it like les Canadiens.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to PatCHes on his first game wearing the legendary 'C', in hockey's CHathedral! I expect a huge and emotional ovation.
ReplyDeleteOk boys and girls...here we go! Go Habs Go!
ReplyDeleteThe 'end' pic is for you my FHFriend.
DeleteGod bless you sir!
DeleteI love home opening ceremonies!
ReplyDeleteCrazy good theme, the CH jersey!
ReplyDeleteLOVING THIS.
ReplyDeleteCHills!
ReplyDeleteCool, I noticed PatCHes, (in the video) did not have a C on his jersey.
ReplyDeleteLast clip had it. Great video editing.
DeleteVery cool intro with the new legends and the "legends"
ReplyDeleteIts all about the CH.
ReplyDeleteThink I heard somewhere that Mario Leblanc used to work to the league, part of his duties - video rrview.
ReplyDeleteWas Plaid wearing a plaid jacket?
ReplyDeleteGo Captain PatCHes!
ReplyDeleteOh, man. *tears up*
ReplyDeleteStart with the Captain. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteHuge career moment for our players never to be forgotten.
ReplyDeleteHabs saving the best TFS™ for last.
... and PFK!
Delete... and KidA!
Delete... and PleXXXe!
Delete... and Vodkov!
Deletetoo cool
DeleteVodkov was just too funny.
ReplyDeleteJT is in the Bell Centre. Proud Habs fan.
ReplyDeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSara!
ReplyDeleteHave her teeth gotten whiter?
DeleteGorgeous gal!
DeleteBrad Watson should not be doing this game.
ReplyDeleteGYFHG!!!
ReplyDeleteVodkov made a funny!
ReplyDeletehttps://vine.co/v/eEQgtwvV6wg
Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBoys need to settle their nerves?
ReplyDeleteOH FUCK YOU WATSON, THE STICK HIT HIM IN THE FACE AFTER HE WAS PUNCHED, YOU PRICK
ReplyDeleteNow we know why the NHL HQ put him in tonight's game.
DeleteExactly, that's why I said upthread he should not be doing this game.
DeleteCASH IT BOYS
ReplyDeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow we have brad mutherfucker Watson fucking up a perfectly good game!
ReplyDeleteOh fuck off.
ReplyDeleteColon instructed bradmutherfuckwatson to call diving on any Hab of his choosing.
ReplyDeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have to work in the morning so sadly I must be the spoon. Bon nuit everyone. Go Habs Go!
ReplyDeleteBonne nuit, K3X
DeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
Go Habs Go!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat check on Yeast s/b penalty, he no longer had the puck.
ReplyDelete...and a knee on knee
DeleteCASH IT!!!
ReplyDeleteMan, PleXXXe slashed a Rag.
ReplyDeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYeah!!!
ReplyDeleteYeast!!!
ReplyDeleteYeast!!!
ReplyDeleteCASH IT !!
ReplyDeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteKill it.
ReplyDeleteFUCK.
ReplyDeleteshit delay of game. Double kill it!
ReplyDelete5 on 3 for 1:42
ReplyDeletecryder all over TFS
ReplyDeleteTFS is a beast for killing this.
ReplyDeleteIncredible.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable.
DeleteNice kill!
ReplyDeleteFucking refs not calling the Rags
ReplyDeleteFinally, they call one.
ReplyDeleteOct 19th @19:00, 25 ans d'emotion on RDS, the Expos, 'Blue Monday"
ReplyDeletePens 2-0 over Sens
ReplyDeleteNice goal by the Flash. Price is Amazing.
ReplyDeleteThe Habs need a Urologist, MAB still around?
Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
Beautiful! TFS gets cryder behind the net!
ReplyDeleteSo cool. Stared him down too. Cold as (Pr)ICE.
DeleteNice iRiR!
DeleteiRi!
DeleteGo Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!! Go Habs Go!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteStars 5-3 over Bolts
ReplyDeleteHey kids! The Dump Harper plan continues unabated. Looks like I've missed quite the goalie duel
ReplyDeleteLooks like I missed quite the opening ceremony
ReplyDeleteHF29!
Deleteoh man nice save King Henrik
ReplyDeleteCHip
ReplyDeleteWiese!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteChip!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCHip!!!
ReplyDeletethat was less pretty King Henrik
ReplyDeleteNice tap on the logo, CHip!
ReplyDeleteWow, the puck is inside Vodkov's glove LOL
ReplyDeleteVodkov clowning around again!
ReplyDeletepleXXXe!!!!
ReplyDeleteYeah baby!!!!
ReplyDeletePleXXXe!!!
ReplyDeleteWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EN PleXXXe!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletelove the way patCHes let it go in. that's good captaining
ReplyDeleteshutout!!
ReplyDeleteFirst time in Habs history they win the first five games.
ReplyDeleteCHistory is made!
ReplyDeleteTFS just crammed it down the SFU's throats.
ReplyDeleteSFU headlines tomorrow: Babcock likes leaf effort in practice, human pylon only gets beat three times.
DeleteThat was awesome, he killed 3 birds with one stone tonight 1 - bashed cryder 2- got a shut-out 3 - told the SFU 'Fuck you!"
DeleteLoved how TFS calmly slapped down cryder.
ReplyDeleteI saw on nice GIF https://twitter.com/myregularface/status/654839578809999360?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
DeleteHilite of the night for sure! Had to watch on delay so couldn't join you guys. SFU can fuck off. Fine by me if they don't mention Canada's best hockey team (by a mile) on their putrid sites.
DeleteLoved Vodkov in the opening...some of his giveaways less entertaining, but he made a lot of solid defensive plays too.
juce I could watch that gif all night. Friggin' hilarious.
DeleteThat was payback a la TFS for that POS cryder for diving on top of him earlier in the game - as the ref looked on.
DeleteSaint Paddy, I was hoping to find another angle, on RDS we saw TFS actually stare him down first, then BAM!
DeleteNHL Public Relations @PR_NHL 17m17 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteMost shutouts with @CanadiensMTL franchise:
1. Hainsworth: 75
2. Plante: 58
3. Dryden:46
4. @CP0031: 35
5. Durnan: 34
NHL Public Relations @PR_NHL 25m25 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteThe @CanadiensMTL are 5-0-0 for the first time in franchise history. #NYRvsMTL
Also, very classy of PatCHes to follow the puck to the EN just to make sure it would go in and would only touCH it if he had to so PleXXXe could be credited with the goal.
ReplyDelete9 – Number of Canadiens players in uniform on Thursday night who were taking part in their first-ever regular season home opener at the Bell Centre as members of the CH, including Alexander Semin, Tomas Fleischmann, Torrey Mitchell, Devante Smith-Pelly, Brian Flynn, Dale Weise, Jeff Petry, Nathan Beaulieu, and Mike Condon.
ReplyDelete24 – Rank Tomas Plekanec now occupies on the Canadiens’ all-time games played list alongside Bernard “Boom Boom” Geoffrion after suiting up for his 766th career game on Thursday night. The veteran centerman is in the midst of his 11th full-time NHL campaign, all with the CH.
5 – Number of saves Carey Price made while the Canadiens were down two men in the latter stages of the second period on Thursday night. The Habs’ starter made one stop after another to preserve the Canadiens’ one-goal advantage at the time.
5 – Number of hits Lars Eller dished out during Thursday night’s tilt against the Rangers, a season-high for the Dane through five games this year. Eller led the Canadiens in that department over the course of the evening.
58 – Percentage of draws won by Alex Galchenyuk on Thursday night, pacing the Canadiens in that category all night long. Galchenyuk bested Rangers centermen 11 out of 19 times.
14 – Number of Canadiens players who registered at least one shot on goal on Thursday night, as Michel Therrien’s troops finished the tilt having tested Rangers netminder Henrik Lundqvist 28 times.
1 – Number of times in franchise history that the Canadiens have managed to win the first five games of the regular season campaign, accomplishing that feat by securing a 3-0 win over the New York Rangers on Thursday night at the Bell Centre.
7 – Number of shutouts Carey Price has registered against the Rangers over the course of his NHL career, adding to that tally on Thursday night. Price has blanked the Blueshirts more times than any other team in the league.
Here's TFS on cryder again.
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My hair is getting younger but my head still passes out like an old man Yay five, back to sleep Steve
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ReplyDeletewhen I titled that 'Carey Price's Revenge', I pictured him in a Jason mask holding a bloody machete.
Oh Yeah Baby! 5 in a row! Nice win once again! I have to comment on the opening ceremony - the video montage of Savard, Lafleur,Dryden, Cournyoyer, Subban, Price, Gallagher, Pacoiretty (have I missed out on anyone?) sent chills down my spine. That photo of them all at the end is amazing. What unbelievable motivation!
ReplyDeleteSome morning links, TMS-style
ReplyDeleteHere's the pre-game video and ceremony - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gApLKWNuh4k
Look at the +/- stats on this page, kills me - http://espn.go.com/nhl/statistics
Thanks for that 29 - Last night's ceremony still gives me chills! And I've adjusted accordingly!!
DeleteAlthough Blogger cuts it off...damm!
DeletePlus, if you look at the standings page on TSN, they currently list the Habs as clinched the Presidents trophy - fabulous!
ReplyDeletehttps://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video/CRZ1uWHXAAEPePt.mp4 cryder goes down
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