Rangers' season ended by Hossa's OT goal

Borje Salming wrote:

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.....and your point is?

ETR wrote:

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A conversation is a two way street but since you don't care what people think, you may as well be talking to yourself. People that continuously talk to themselves should not handle heavy machinery Makita.
At least you spelled Borje Salming correctly.....

Dave Tiger Williams wrote:

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Isn't a conversation verbal?
.....and I never said I don't care what people think. You spun that in your little web.
How about them Pens?

ETR wrote:

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I misquoted you, you said you don't care if people take your knowledge seriously. One could take that to mean you don't care what people think, but I'm not going to debate it further as it is pointless.
Pens have looked good, although game 2 was a much closer game than game 1. Should be an interesting game 3 as the Flyers tend to play even more physically at home then on the road. It's looking more and more like the DET/PIT final that everyone was picking at the start of the playoffs.

Guy Lapointe wrote:

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If it ends up Pitt/Detroit, I say Detroit in 5. Detroit is a machine. They have the best balance of offense and defense. Pitt has the offense, but their defense is not at the level Detroits is.... I would rather Pitt wins. Ownership their is on the right track and they made the right moves at the trade deadline. The only way Philly comes back is if they "hurt" a core Pitt player..... Even if Briere picks up his game, it won't be enough. Had Gagne, Coburn, and Timonen been playing, different story. Gotta hand it to the Flyers though, great job this year.

ETR wrote:

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agree on the Flyers, they've done well in spite of all the injuries you mentioned. I also agree on detroit winning although I think it is more likely to go to 6 games.

Howie Morenz wrote:

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See, we can agree!!!!
Oh happy day!!!!