Bs have owned this period. Refs and a couple great saves by Enroth are the only reason Buffalo aren't getting their doors blown off.
2/26- Bruins at Sabres
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When they said something early on about how he could play forward as well as he could play defense I just kind of laughed.cshea said:
Nice, Ott takes an elbow from a guy handling the puck and decides to try to run someone. Class, sheer class.
Foligno gets dropped on a clean play and doesn't like it. The linesman should have just let them go.
Has this guy like ever watched a Bruins game before?
He's seriously surprised that Claude is rolling four lines?
He's seriously surprised that Claude is rolling four lines?
Are these announcers drunk?
They thought the Buffalo penalty was somebody doing something to Miller rather than Kelly.
And earlier they said Claude was going to his fourth line because he felt his team was tired. I guess they've never seen a Julien-coached team before.
They thought the Buffalo penalty was somebody doing something to Miller rather than Kelly.
And earlier they said Claude was going to his fourth line because he felt his team was tired. I guess they've never seen a Julien-coached team before.
He had just TWO WEEKS to prepare for this game. That's not nearly enough time. He could only study which Buffalo players are going to be traded and how to fellate Steve Ott. That's a month's worth of work and he only had half that time.The Napkin said:
What a play by Bergeron to hold the puck and create the passing lane to find Smith. Nice save by Enroth too.
The Napkin said:
To be fair, with a blue line of Myers/Ehrhoff/Tallinder/Weber/Sulzer/McBain/Scott it's essentially a 60 minute 5-on-4
I like the repeated ads I'm getting for Scottrade. Um, no one wants him. I think the incessant references to Buffalo's trade bait is evidence of the influence of the reality television aesthetic. "Who will be left?! Who will go?!"