tomh009

We didn't give up an EN. Are there any other positives to take away from this game?

Yeah. Can't win too many playoff games if we don't score any goals. Not even regular-season games, for that matter.

Good work by Weise ... but no result.

Agree 100%.

Better connection now, tethering through my phone. But not seeing any play in the Sens zone yet ...

I got the Hola extension working (bandwidth through hotel + VPN is crappy but still) -- but exactly at the wrong time!

You must be staying at a better hotel than I am!

Apparently everyone should have the "USA network" ... my hotel has never heard of it. It seems that all of the playoffs are blacked out. Will try the chrome extension, thanks. I tried changing DNS servers but couldn't figure out how to do that on Windows 10 (yes, I know, bleeding edge and all that).

I am reduced to watching through the forum and the stats on nhl.com -- NHL centre ice is blacked out in the US.

NHL has three stars as Weise-Karlsson-Anderson. I do agree -- no one else on the Habs really stood out tonight, while Karlsson put in a strong performance.

They really can't blame this one on Anderson though ... he kept the Sens in the game until OT. It shouldn't have been this difficult if we had a real PP.

Weise!!!!!!! Is this a zero to hero tale or what?

At least Plekanec tired a shot from the side ... but then back to PK again.

6-on-5 PP looks better than 5-on-4!

MaxPac just about gave me a heart attack there ...

All right, the PP sucked. Again. But Weise has given us a chance to go up 3-0. Now can MT make some adjustments before OT to do what works (see the Weise play) rather than what doesn't (countless shots from the point)?

Urgh .... I didn't think the PP could get any worse ...

Another PP! Is that good for us though? :wall:

Nice work by Weise to get the flying puck onto his stick!

Finally!!!!!!

Not so much PP. But given out PP, maybe 4-on-4 is just as good?

Now is the time!

It seems like the only play we have on PP is to get the puck to PK for a slapshot.

I liked Pacioretty's effort level, at least, even if the one-hander was a pretty weak shot. If we can outshoot them 18-6 again in the third, I think the odds are good we'll put some behind Anderson, though.

... and the Sens demonstrate exactly what we need to do.