Penguins dethrone Red Wings for Stanley Cup

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sickofhockey wrote:

WHO CARES..........

The Trout wrote:

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So you're "sick of hockey," but you can't help hanging out on a hockey forum. You must be one lonely little basement-dwelling perv.

hockeyisboring wrote:

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Trout you sprout, I hate hockey it sucks and so do you.

sickofhockey wrote:

WHO CARES..........

The Trout wrote:

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Wow, still here. There must be a glue-huffing forum or some other place where you can find people with common interests.

NHL Idol wrote:

It is hard to beat a team when the refs have problems with remedial math skills, like counting to six (6) players, or 5 + 1 = 6. Then when the sixth (6th) player skates off the ice look the other way and pretend he had on a cloaking device and you did not see him.
It is also hard to beat a team when the 'NHL Idol' has Buttman on speed dial.

NHL Idol wrote:

It is hard to beat a team when the refs have problems with remedial math skills, like counting to six (6) players, or 5 + 1 = 6. Then when the sixth (6th) player skates off the ice look the other way and pretend he had on a cloaking device and you did not see him.
It is also hard to beat a team when the 'NHL Idol' has Buttman on speed dial.

NHL Idol wrote:

I can not recall when a deliberate stick swinging incident towards the head of a player did not result in any type of disciplinary action. Malkin on Zetterburg.
hmmm,

Bob Roberts wrote:

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you sound like a whiny little b!tch...man up dude, your team lost 4 out of the last 5 games in the stanley cup...that is not a failure on the zebras to call a high stick..that is a total team failure. win as a team, lose as a team. From the pens side I call it almost total domination...total domination would have been the pens coming back down 2-0 and sweeping the next 4 games...give the wings credit they rallied for one game and avoided a total meltdown. enough said.

The Trout wrote:

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Yep. Winning a seven-game series establishes without a doubt the superiority of a team. When the Pens lost in six last year, no one was happy, but nobody begrudged the Wings their victory or their bragging rights. It took lots of lucky bounces and non-calls for the Wings to win the first two games this time, and a few went the Pens way in their wins. Anyone who watches the game knows that these things tend to even out over time, and this series was a perfect illustration of that.