May 5th, 2008, 01:00 AM
Can Daniel Briere, R.J. Umberger and their high-flying Philly teammates complete an improbable run to the Stanley Cup final? Or will Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and the explosive Penguins take the next step toward their first championship? Submit your thoughts on the games, plays, and personalities of the Battle of Pennsylvania.
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Can Daniel Briere, R.J. Umberger and their high-flying Philly teammates complete an improbable run to the Stanley Cup final? Or will Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and the explosive Penguins take the next step toward their first championship? Submit your thoughts on the games, plays, and personalities of the Battle of Pennsylvania.
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Knows No Bounds
Posts: 2,650 
Location: Vancouver Island
Location: Vancouver Island
May 5th, 2008, 01:11 AM
Should be a great series, both teams at the top of their games.
Didn't expect Pittsburg to be this strong in this years playoffs, but they are awsome,
especially their power play.
As we speak I am watching the beginning of the 4th overtime between Dallas and
San Jose, no winner yet.
Should be a great series, both teams at the top of their games.
Didn't expect Pittsburg to be this strong in this years playoffs, but they are awsome,
especially their power play.
As we speak I am watching the beginning of the 4th overtime between Dallas and
San Jose, no winner yet.
World Police
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Location: toranna
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Location: toranna
May 5th, 2008, 02:18 PM
Quoting paullind10
The Pens would easily make the playoff's in the West.
I love the Penguins but does anyone seriously believe any team in the East can compete with the Western conference, the Pens and Flyers might not even make the playoffs if switched to the Western conference. Staff, SportSearch.info
World Police
Posts: 4,440
Videos: 1
Location: toranna
Videos: 1
Location: toranna
May 5th, 2008, 02:38 PM
Quoting #juan
The Canadian's look to have a pretty damn good team, but I think they'll have their hands full with Russia, especially is Ovechkin starts lighting up the goals.
I'll get back to the Stanley Cup playoffs when the World hockey championships are finished. Team Canada won their first two games fairly convincingly Their next game is against the U.S. on Tuesday. All Canada's games will be on TSN.
Knows No Bounds
Posts: 2,650
Location: Vancouver Island
Location: Vancouver Island
May 5th, 2008, 04:57 PM
Playoffs are a new season, and Pittsburg have been awsome, didn't think they would be
this strong, and so has Philly. New York Rangers have a very strong team, so I do think
that Pittsburg will give the Flyers a good run. Should be a very good series. Maybe the
goalies will make the difference.
I would agree back in the regular season that no one in the east would beat anyone in the
west in playoff hockey, BUT I have stepped back a couple of steps with that attitude, as
I see the penguins and the flyers as contenders for the cup.
Dallas/Detroit will be a great series, we'll see how tough the wings are now, they have
great individual players and good defence, but not sure if they can hold down those stars,
especially if Morrow is in the lineup, and the line with Richards/Letinen/Ribiero is awsome, but so is Datsuk/Zetterburg, but not sure if the wings goalkeeping will match Turco, we'll see.
Playoffs are a new season, and Pittsburg have been awsome, didn't think they would be
this strong, and so has Philly. New York Rangers have a very strong team, so I do think
that Pittsburg will give the Flyers a good run. Should be a very good series. Maybe the
goalies will make the difference.
I would agree back in the regular season that no one in the east would beat anyone in the
west in playoff hockey, BUT I have stepped back a couple of steps with that attitude, as
I see the penguins and the flyers as contenders for the cup.
Dallas/Detroit will be a great series, we'll see how tough the wings are now, they have
great individual players and good defence, but not sure if they can hold down those stars,
especially if Morrow is in the lineup, and the line with Richards/Letinen/Ribiero is awsome, but so is Datsuk/Zetterburg, but not sure if the wings goalkeeping will match Turco, we'll see.
Knows Too Much
Posts: 2,313
May 5th, 2008, 05:45 PM
Quoting talloola
I can't believe I stayed up until 2:30 to watch a power play goal. Pffttt. Refs suck.
As we speak I am watching the beginning of the 4th overtime between Dallas and
San Jose, no winner yet.
San Jose, no winner yet.
No party affiliation
Posts: 1,333
Location: Oshawa
Location: Oshawa
May 5th, 2008, 05:48 PM
Quoting mt_pockets1000
You must be cheesed off, Hossa is playing like a man possessed and Heatly is lighting it up in the world champion ships while they both sucked in their last playoff run with the Senators.
Even though they beat my beloved Senators, I will root for the Penguins in that series. Hossa (an ex-Senator) sure put on a show yesterday.
Knows No Bounds
Posts: 2,650
Location: Vancouver Island
Location: Vancouver Island
May 5th, 2008, 09:21 PM
Quoting Just the Facts
That's awful, not so bad for me on the west coast
I can't believe I stayed up until 2:30 to watch a power play goal. Pffttt. Refs suck.
Bright Spark
Posts: 300
Location: Edmonton
Location: Edmonton
May 5th, 2008, 09:39 PM
I believe the Senators have some internal problems they need to resolve. Could be management, could be players. Whatever it is, the players are not responding like they should on the ice. Heatley didn't show any spark whatsoever during the playoffs. Good to see him doing well in the worlds.
Quoting Avro
Always knew Hossa was a great player. He was a joy to watch during his time in Ottawa. When he gets that head down and goes full bore up the ice he's like a freight train. Real happy for him now with Pittsburg.
You must be cheesed off, Hossa is playing like a man possessed and Heatly is lighting it up in the world champion ships while they both sucked in their last playoff run with the Senators.
I believe the Senators have some internal problems they need to resolve. Could be management, could be players. Whatever it is, the players are not responding like they should on the ice. Heatley didn't show any spark whatsoever during the playoffs. Good to see him doing well in the worlds.
Knows No Bounds
Posts: 2,650
Location: Vancouver Island
Location: Vancouver Island
May 5th, 2008, 09:43 PM
Quoting mt_pockets1000
Wonder where Hossa will end up next year, as there is no way Pittsburg can afford to keep him, they have to worry about, how they can keep Malkin.
Always knew Hossa was a great player. He was a joy to watch during his time in Ottawa. When he gets that head down and goes full bore up the ice he's like a freight train. Real happy for him now with Pittsburg.
I believe the Senators have some internal problems they need to resolve. Could be management, could be players. Whatever it is, the players are not responding like they should on the ice. Heatley didn't show any spark whatsoever during the playoffs. Good to see him doing well in the worlds.
I believe the Senators have some internal problems they need to resolve. Could be management, could be players. Whatever it is, the players are not responding like they should on the ice. Heatley didn't show any spark whatsoever during the playoffs. Good to see him doing well in the worlds.
