Helmethead

Had this conversation with my 8yr old boy today. He has a Domi jersey and I really want to surprise him with a reverse retro jersey. His first response was Gallagher. Then he said Caufield. we settled for Suzuki. I have only ever had Roy jersey’s throughout my life. I think I might get a Weber retro now. Think it would look that much better with a “C”.

That's a Bergy special right there..

Wow... My kid gonna be heartbroken

See Ryder, Michael

Game 4 Hands down the most important game in a 7 game series. I'm expecting them to show up hard today.

I think these two teams match up rather well. Both are tough, quick, gritty teams. Philly has more proven, talented players especially on offense. Secret in this series is between the pipes. Can Hart keep his head clear? If he can’t, it might end up being what the Habs need to swing the pendulum. Cause if there’s one thing that’s for sure it’s that no one is getting in Carey’s head.

Just when you thought 2020 couldn’t get any weirder in come Sir_Boagalott in his Delorean. Who’s next Walmsley_01???

Fans or no fans hockey players can not will not mail it in. God bless playoff hockey. And my 8yr old called it. Petry in OT for the win!!!

Hmmmm The Two kids scored. Two centers. you think we might be on to something here??

Man that sucks. Total screwjob IMO. But don't worry, you're still our champion.

He was probably clubbing in AZ. Wouldn't surprise me one bit.

Here's a piece of useless information. Gaston was from my hometown Joliette. Haven't been there since 1990 though.

1) Patrick Roy 2) Mats Naslund 3) Chris Chelios 4) Claude Lemieux 5) Doug Soetart

I agree with you to a certain extent. You shouldn't be moving someone like Domi just for the sake of moving him. But I think if you can get a player that complements the rebuild, and possibly fits another organizational need (LD) then you have to listen.

Let me start off by saying that I was at the game. (I was also in Jersey last week). I watch them plenty on TV but watching them live against a team like Boston was defiantly eye opening. The only players to consistently stand out in a positive way yesterday were Kovalchuk, Suzuki, Gallagher and Evans. The more the game wore on, the more it became apparent that the majority of our players don't garner on ice respect. And by respect I mean putting the opposing team in prevent mode. It was blatantly obvious that the Bruins were capable of controlling the tempo at will. Kovalchuk is the type of player this team has desperately lacked for a while. Strong on the puck, great vision and the ability to shift from a North-South style to East-West at will. Suzuki is going to be special. Tremendous maturity in his game. Great hands as well. Evans was just where he needed to be. Quick with his feet, good positioning and very composed. I was hoping/expecting Domi to be more involved. Looked extremely passive throughout the game. If a player who thrives in rivalry games can't elevate his level of gumpf against the Bruins in Boston with the season teetering then we might have a problem. Was the officiating suspect. Definitely. The roughing penalty on Armia especially since he basically shoved him after he was mauled in front of Rask's net but we didn't deserve to win. At no point throughout the game did you sense the ice was tilting in our favor. I'm not a Bergevin hater (or apologist for that matter) but unless we win out this weekend I think yesterday's performance solidifies the fact that we should be selling. And Domi should not be off the table.