Thread: NHL

**spacecowboy** · 06 May 2003, 04:15 AM

Of course, I wanted the Stars to win the Stanley Cup, so that means Anaheim will win the whole thing. This always happens to me. Anyways, I'm going to root for either the Wild or the Senators. Isn't Ottawa on the verge of bankruptcy? It would be really awesome if they won.

SC

**StriderKyo** · 06 May 2003, 05:22 AM

Originally posted by sggg
the same old teams that the NHL and the networks force down our throats every year.. the Colorado/Detroit/Philadelphia/Dallas/Toronto contingent.

Haha, whatever man how many years have the Devils been in at least the second round - like, 8 in a row? If anyone's a "same old team" it's them. It's not the networks' fault nobody but you cheers for them

**Clash!** · 06 May 2003, 11:34 AM

:: sniffs :: Hmmm I smell something, smells like a Canuck roasting over an open fire! Smells good, give me Bertuzzies head roasted on a stick please!

7 to 2! Wild take it to game Six! And don't be too suprised if it goes to game 7, after all the Wild are 4-0 in games where they face elimination. If the Wild can win this series it will be the first time in NHL history that a team comes back from being down 3-1 in a series twice. Amazing stuff.

Oh and I can't be happier for the Ducks, nothing is better than seeing the Stars get knocked out of the running! Another great thing is if the Wild do win their series against the Canucks we get Home ICE! And I think we fare better against the Ducks rather than the Stars, even though the Ducks have been playing crazy hockey.

Wendsday night, Game SIX! Hold on to your butts!

**sggg** · 06 May 2003, 06:16 PM

Originally posted by spacecowboy
Isn't Ottawa on the verge of bankruptcy? It would be really awesome if they won.

Sorta... the team was bankrupt earlier this year, mainly because of the old owner. He's been forced to give up the team though. The Sens are going to be sold to a billioinaire Canadian businessman very soon though.

**Yoshi** · 06 May 2003, 08:38 PM

There is a rite of passage in the NHL. A team almost always has to go deep into the playoffs and lose before finally getting over that final hump (if they ever do). It's time for Ottawa to learn what it really takes to be a champion, and beating the lowly Isles and a beat up Flyer team, with a drunk on rollerskates in net, is not it.

**Drewbacca** · 07 May 2003, 01:05 AM

Originally posted by Yoshi
There is a rite of passage in the NHL. A team almost always has to go deep into the playoffs and lose before finally getting over that final hump (if they ever do). It's time for Ottawa to learn what it really takes to be a champion, and beating the lowly Isles and a beat up Flyer team, with a drunk on rollerskates in net, is not it.

You take a win how you can get it. But you're right, lets see how well they fair against a solid team with no shortcomings this season.

**Superstition** · 07 May 2003, 01:10 AM

Originally posted by Clash_Master
7 to 2! Wild take it to game Six!

Damn, I miss one game and this happens. It's nice to know that the Wild aren't just lying down and waiting for the end.

Game six at the Excel Center should be exciting.

**basemies** · 07 May 2003, 01:14 AM

Originally posted by Superstition
Damn, I miss one game and this happens. It's nice to know that the Wild aren't just lying down and waiting for the end.

Game six at the Excel Center should be exciting.

I'll tell you about it when I get home from it.

**Scourge** · 07 May 2003, 01:16 AM

Originally posted by spacecowboy
Of course, I wanted the Stars to win the Stanley Cup, so that means Anaheim will win the whole thing. This always happens to me. Anyways, I'm going to root for either the Wild or the Senators. Isn't Ottawa on the verge of bankruptcy? It would be really awesome if they won.

SC

For once I agree with everything you said.

F'ing Stars.<kicks the dirt>

Go Wild!:mega:

--Scourge .