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#101
11-04-2010
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Anyone remember Tuukka Rask? 
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#103
11-04-2010
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And, unfortunately, I remember Tuukka Rask. The Leafs gave him up for crap! CRAPPPPP! Andrew RayCRAP, that is.   
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#106
11-06-2010
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Devils 0-3 Rangers
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#107
11-07-2010
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Damn it!!!!
17 seconds. That's all that the freaking Leafs needed to win the freaking game! 17 SECONDS!!!!! Of course they give up the lead, and OF COURSE they lose in the shootout. To freaking Buffalo(who are a crappy team this season so far)!!!! ARGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!
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#108
11-07-2010
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Well, here are some more relevent scores from last night's games.
1. Philadelphia beat the Islanders 2-1. Right now I think the only team that wouldn't beat the Islanders are the Leafs and that is due to their putrid offense. 2. St. Louis beat Boston 2-1 in the shootout. This is Boston's second loss in a row. Tuuka Rask finally gets another start and the offense decides to pull a disappearing act on the poor fellow! 3. Ottawa beat Montreal 3-2. Darn it! Why couldn't Ottawa have lost? I really hate Ottawa! 4. San Jose beat Tampa Bay 5-2. Good. Any time an Eastern team loses it helps my team out. 5. I think we have a Dallas fan here. Unfortunately for that person, their team lost 5-0 to Colorado.
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#110
11-07-2010
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  Flyersfan Jen
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#112
11-07-2010
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Unfortunately, here is some bad news. The Flyers lost 3-2 to Washington in overtime today. The refs called a penalty in overtime to allow Washington to score the game winner. Earlier in the game they called a 4-minute double minor to Pronger for a high-stick(which sounds like it was called for), so Philly was playing short-handed for quite a while during the last parts of the game. Hopefully it will cheer you up that Edmonton beat Chicago 2-1. Chicago is not even a shadow of the team that it was last season. If they continue to play like this they won't be repeating champs, that is for sure!
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#113
11-07-2010
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Ref's of all the B not to mention The damn overtime crap rules on the brighter side i believe Hall scored another goal and my second fav team beat the Blawkhawks Flyersfan Jen
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#114
11-08-2010
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11-08-2010
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11-08-2010
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11-08-2010
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#119
11-08-2010
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Even though they are an Eastern rival, I think Boston has a good chance this year(barring any key injuries). Actually Boston, Montreal, and Philadelphia all look to have improved from last season. Toronto has more points than they did at the same point last season, but I can't really say they are an improved team. I really hope Ron Wilson gets turfed soon. I just don't think that he is a good fit for the Leafs.
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#120
11-09-2010
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#122
11-09-2010
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I am pretty much finished with the
ing Leafs. They get shut out YET AGAIN by the Lightning, losing 4-0. They are pathetic. They could probably make it so Toskala gets shut-out after shut-out. YOU LEAFS!!!!!!Ron Wilson better be getting his ass fired soon. I could give a Fiddler's f k that Burke says his job is safe. Wilson SUCKS!!!!
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#123
11-10-2010
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Holy crap! Man, are the Leafs awesome or what? They scored a goal this time, and boy oh boy, what a goal! They are the best in the entire NHL...for sucking ass!
you Leafs! We chould make a Club TLB team(co-ed team) and we'd beat those pathetic pieces of !Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!: censored: Can I get a hug?
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#124
11-10-2010
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gave you a double oneFlyersfan Jen
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#125
11-11-2010
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#1,500: Devils 4-5 Sabres (SO)
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Another loss for the Devils - still winless at home (0-5-2). We conceded two goals in 13 seconds. We gave up 1-0, 3-2 and 4-3 leads against the Sabres. The Devils finally made it to 10pts - the last team to do so. We are also last in goals scored - only 29 in 16 games. And... have you seen the clip of Kovalchuk losing the puck as he blew his chance in the shootout gainst the Sabres? It's what they call a 'schoolboy error'. Not what you expect from the '$100M man'. I can't take another 15 years of this.
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#127
11-11-2010
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#129
11-12-2010
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If I had gone to the Garden for that one, I would've been demanding my money back -- even if the roles had been reversed!
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#130
11-12-2010
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#131
11-12-2010
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It's getting worse...
Midway through the game and the Devils are losing 3-1 to the Oilers.
This has to be a new season low.
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#132
11-12-2010
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#133
11-12-2010
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#135
11-12-2010
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Devils 4-3 Oilers (OT)
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A first home win of the season for the Devils (1-5-2). And Wednesday night's boo-boy Ilya Kovalchuk scored the OT winner and left the ice to cheers from the home crowd.
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#136
11-13-2010
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I'll let my friend Stewie sum up my feelings about tonight Flyers game
So here's Stewie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUsiJgMX1c4 Flyersfan Jen
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#137
11-14-2010
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#138
11-14-2010
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shadows seems to be missing so I'll give a recap of the scores for last night (for the games that I care about
)Montreal thrashed Carolina 7 - 2. Ottawa beat Boston 2 - 0. What's happening with the Bruins lately, smc. Have they forgotten that there is a full season to be played? Bad news for shadows as his Leafs went down to defeat against Vancouver 5 - 3. It's time to jump aboard the Canadiens bandwagon, shadows, or maybe the Hamilton Bulldogs. As Jen has already posted, Philadelphia won last night. They beat Florida 5 - 2.
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#139
11-14-2010
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#140
11-14-2010
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I remember "Lucky Luke" from when he played for the Leafs. No parent should ever have to go through this. Rest in peace, Daron.
Article is from tsn.ca: TEENAGE DAUGHTER OF SENATORS' ASSISTANT RICHARDSON DIES OTTAWA -- The teenage daughter of Ottawa Senators assistant coach Luke Richardson has died. Daron Richardson, 14, was rushed to hospital Friday, the team said in a statement Saturday. "There was an accident at their home (Friday) and Daron tried to take her life by hanging," the statement read. "Her mother found her in the basement, and Daron was rushed to the hospital by ambulance where she remained in critical condition in ICU until she succumbed to her injuries." Luke Richardson played 21 seasons in the NHL with Toronto, Edmonton, Philadelphia, Columbus, Tampa Bay and Ottawa. He retired in 2008, finishing with 35 goals and 166 assists in 1,417 games. He was not with the team when it shut out the Bruins 2-0 in Boston on Saturday night. Asked about Richardson, coach Cory Clouston choked back tears and walked away. "It's a difficult time," forward Chris Kelly said after the game in Boston. "It puts things into perspective. We just play a game, and things like that ... I don't know." Goalie Brian Elliott said the team found out before the morning skate that Daron Richardson had been taken to the hospital. "It's just a bad situation," he said. "Our thoughts are prayers are with him. You never want that to happen to anybody. We just ... our thoughts are behind the family."
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#141
11-14-2010
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And it looks like the bad news continues for Markov of the Montreal Canadiens. Again, from tsn.ca.
REPORT: MARKOV TO MISS UP TO 3 MONTHS WITH KNEE INJURY The Montreal Canadiens might have to get used to playing without defenceman Andrei Markov for quite some time. Citing unconfirmed reports, the Montreal Gazette speculates that Markov could be out of the Canadiens lineup for up to three months after suffering an injury to his surgically repaired knee during Saturday's blowout victory over the Carolina Hurricanes. The 31-year old Russian blueliner suffered the injury when he collided knee-on-knee with Hurricanes' captain Eric Staal late in the third period. Markov punched the boards in frustration and had to be helped off the ice by teammates. He was unable to put any weight on his leg as he headed to the dressing room. He was scheduled to undergo an MRI on Sunday to determine the extent of the injury. It would be a devastating loss for the Canadiens who have been playing their best hockey of the season since Markov returned to the lineup on October 30th. In seven games so far this season Markov has a goal and two assists. --------------------------------- Man, that guy has had some seriously bad luck with his knees in the past few seasons.
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#143
11-17-2010
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Where have all the hockey fans gone?
  Anyhoo, here are the scores from tonight's games. 1. Toronto beat Nashville 5-4. Holy crap! They finally won a game!!!! Yay!!!! And they came back from 3 goals down to do it. It wasn't pretty, but I'll take the win! 2. Montreal beat Philadelphia 3-0. Ila will be happy, while Jennifer will not. Here is a for Jennifer to help cheer her up.
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#147
11-19-2010
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That leaves us in a battle with the Islanders for last spot in the East. 
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#148
11-20-2010
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 ) got himself 3 goals and 2 assists(leads the NHL now with 19 goals and 15 assists for 34 points...all in only 19 games!) led the way! However, from a defensive/goaltending standpoint it was a horrible game! I honestly thought that Philly was going to win after that first period barrage, but they could not hold the lead! I am glad that Stamkos got the points, but not happy that Tampa won. Here's a hug for you Jen. Hopefully that will help cheer you up a little.
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#149
11-20-2010
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And sorry for the rotten wish, but it had to be done.
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#150
11-20-2010
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I remember Patty from his days as the head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs. They really should have voted him into the Hall of Fame this year(or allowed him in through special circumstances as he is a shoe-in to be inducted next year) while he was still alive. I liked him. He was a good coach and a good person. Rest In Peace, Pat.
Here is an article on his passing, from cancer, on tsn.ca. FORMER NHL COACH PAT BURNS DIES OF CANCER AT THE AGE OF 58 Pat Burns, who enjoyed instant success wherever he coached and who capped his tumultuous career by guiding the New Jersey Devils to Stanley Cup glory in 2003, has died of cancer. He was 58. Burns died Friday in Sherbrooke, Que. The former NHL coach battled cancer of the colon and the liver in 2004 and 2005 and hoped he had beaten the disease, but in January 2009 doctors found it had spread to his lungs. The third time, he initially opted to forgo any further treatment, but then decided to go with chemotherapy to try to extend his life as long as possible. "Just as they will remember Pat for his success as a coach, hockey fans also will remember his humour, his honesty, his humanity and his courage," NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement. "As it mourns the loss of an outstanding contributor to the game, the National Hockey League sends heartfelt condolences to Pat's family and friends." Burns remained as a consultant to the Devils for some time after being diagnosed with the third cancer. And, even though his voice had weakened, he did some morning hockey commentaries on CKAC, a French-language Montreal radio station. Burns was the only coach to win the Adams Trophy as the NHL's top bench boss with three different teams -- Montreal in 1989, Toronto in 1993 and Boston in 1998. His last official public appearance was in early October, when he attended the groundbreaking ceremony for an arena to be named in his honour in Stanstead, Que. The wise-cracking Burns couldn't resist a jab at the media, some of whom had reported a few weeks earlier that he had died. "I'm not dead yet," he told journalists in a hushed tone, his frail body and sunken cheeks showing the physical toll the lengthy battle had taken. "I'm still alive." After Burns admitted at his previous public outing last March he likely wouldn't live another year, an online petition gathered thousands of names urging that he be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. New Jersey general manager Lou Lamoriello said categorically Burns would be inducted "in the very near future," but when 2010 inductees were announced his name was not among them. "Pat was a close friend to us all, while dedicating his life to his family and to the game of hockey," Lamoriello said in a statement. "Today, the hockey world has lost a great friend and ambassador." It was while coaching the Devils that Burns discovered something was wrong in the weeks leading up to the 2004 NHL playoffs. He announced the day after the Devils were eliminated that he'd been diagnosed with colon cancer. "For those who know me well, I've never backed down from any fight, and I'm not going to back down from this one," he said after finding out he was sick. He received hundreds of cards and emails from well-wishers, but it was a tough year: Burns' wife, Line, also underwent surgery in 2004, and their Florida home was damaged by a hurricane. He let Lamoriello know the team should replace him, and Larry Robinson was named head coach. Then, hopeful he'd kicked the dreaded disease, the second body blow was delivered -- liver cancer. That forced him to have surgery and retreat to his lakeside home in New Hampshire to recuperate and undergo yet more chemotherapy in Boston. He was speaking enthusiastically of returning to work when cancer struck a third time. It was then he admitted the end was near. A big, robust man in his heyday, Burns was already thin and frail as he travelled last March from his home near Tampa, Fla., to southeastern Quebec for the announcement that the Pat Burns Arena would be built at Stanstead College and open in 2011. "I probably won't see the project to the end, but let's hope I'm looking down on it and see a young Wayne Gretzky or Mario Lemieux" skating on the rink, he said at a ceremony attended by Prime Minister Stephen Harper. "I know my life is nearing its end and I accept that. "As for my career, I always said to my kids, 'you don't cry because it's over, you're happy because it happened.' That's the main thing. I'm happy it happened." He was a sharp dresser and, away from the rink, he got around. He once sat in with a band and played guitar, he wheeled around on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, and he moored a speedboat at a lake north of Toronto. Burns was the youngest of six children born into a working-class family in the St-Henri district near the old Montreal Forum. His father died when he was a boy and he moved with his mother and stepfather to Gatineau, Que. Inspired by his cousin Robin Burns, a former NHL player who would act as his agent during his coaching career, he played hockey but wasn't good enough to make it to the NHL. So, he became a police officer and began coaching in minor hockey. He worked his way up in both endeavours. He became a detective in Gatineau and head coach of the local major junior team, which was then called the Hull Olympiques. ----End of Part 1----
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Good one, shadows, and unfortunately true.
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