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Second one was a no Brainer. The first one is probably a goal most times. If it was a call against my team, I would be pissed.

If that exact game is played 10 times, usa wins 9 of them. A bad call by the refs on the first interference and millic was phenomenal. Canada got very lucky tonight.

Yep

How many posts has canada hit? Crazy

This Slovakia game is the best wjc game I've seen in a while

Tuning into usa Finland.

Don the Washington generals sweaters once again.

I would wait for offensive zone possession prolly.

When Matheson and Edmundson were out to start the season, I was quite concerned about how the team would perform. It turned out there wasn't much change in team performance with them in or out of the line up. The team does not seem to have much compete with Monahan out. It could just be me, but it looks that way. So if the likelihood of dropping low enough to pick #1 is low, should you maybe look at signing him?

Yep.

Evans looks like a 10 goal per year, strong defensive 4th liner to me. Lehkonen was more than that IMO. But he was very snake bit for scoring after his rookie year.

I didn't see the Wideman one. Was he pushed?

Why pull allen? Fo% has been terrible

Agreed on Dach. He was the best player on that line. I'm also watching Florida with interest.

Canadiens have 5 shots in 30 minutes of play.

Oof.

Galley pronunciation of Rodriguez reminds me of Ricky from trailer park boys. He's said Rodragwez 3 or 4 times.

Tough 2nd. Allen facing more rubber than a coed on spring break

Good period. Drouin is playing with purpose.

I Miss Markov.

Awesome

Bartlett is my favorite play by play guy.

Richard with the speed. 1st nhl goal. AWESOME

Bad trade. He would be such a great role player and mentor to this young team. The only one I was against last year.

I went into this season accepting that it is a development year. No starting goalie. No number one and a questionable number two defenseman. 4 rookies on defense. Foreward Lineup full of inconsistent floaters and injury prone forwards. My outlook from the beginning was that as long as the youngsters develope, it's a good year. I don't really cheer to lose. That's impossible. But I've tried rationalize that losing this year is favorable, considering the draft class. Can I hope that Monahan is extended by the Habs? Not a chance. Can I hope that they're going to to go get a goalie? No. Can I hope that they find a replacement for Markov? (No PP quarterback is the reason their PP sucks) No. Is there a goalie in the system? No. Is there a PP QB in the system? Maybe. Hutson looks pretty awesome. Here's hoping. The last thing I want in a season of no hope, is to finish 17th and weaken the odds of the better pick. I get the logic that winning is good for development. If it's a development year and the team finishes 10 spots ahead of where they should have, it could be argued that they are ahead in the rebuild. I'm not cheering to lose. I'm just trying to view the season as a whole. In my opinion, there is a big advantage to picking early this year.