Hockey

[smc]

Originally Posted by ila

I want the Blackhawks to win too. I would have been satisfied if it had ended in four games. I'd rather see Chicago win in six games now rather than having it go to seven.

I, too, want the Blackhawks to win. My preference is that they win in whatever way will magnify the look of humiliation on the face of Flyers players and make their fans shut the hell up (except for our Jen, who I'm always glad to hear from!). If that means quintuple overtime of Game 7, or a 10-0 blowout in Game 6, or whatever, so be it.

[ila]

Originally Posted by smc

I, too, want the Blackhawks to win. My preference is that they win in whatever way will magnify the look of humiliation on the face of Flyers players and make their fans shut the hell up (except for our Jen, who I'm always glad to hear from!). If that means quintuple overtime of Game 7, or a 10-0 blowout in Game 6, or whatever, so be it.

I like the way you think. I also agree with your comment on Jen.

[shadows]

I am still befuddled as to why Jennifer isn't saying anything about the Flyers during their entire playoff run!

Maybe she just doesn't want to jinx it? Of course, I haven't seen much of her in the baseball thread either.

[ila]

Originally Posted by shadows

I am still befuddled as to why Jennifer isn't saying anything about the Flyers during their entire playoff run!.....

If Jen was posting throughout the playoffs just think how many times she could be saying neener neener to us. And with every right too as the Flyers are playing far better than expected.

[shadows]

Originally Posted by ila

If Jen was posting throughout the playoffs just think how many times she could be saying neener neener to us. And with every right too as the Flyers are playing far better than expected.

Alas, there will be no neener-neener's happening tonight. Chicago beat Philadelphia 7-4, and now hold a 3 games to 2 lead!

[GRH]

Well, it's all over. The Blackhawks won a well-deserved Stanley Cup, thus ending the longest drought between wins of the cup.

[smc]

Originally Posted by GRH

Well, it's all over. The Blackhawks won a well-deserved Stanley Cup, thus ending the longest drought between wins of the cup.

And what a victory it was: the most anti-climactic goal scored in an overtime I have ever seen in hockey!

Still, I'm glad to see an Original 6 team win and especially to see the Flyers lose.

[ila]

Originally Posted by GRH

Well, it's all over. The Blackhawks won a well-deserved Stanley Cup, thus ending the longest drought between wins of the cup.

It was good to see Chicago win.

The team now with the longest time between cups is Toronto. (Don't say this too loudly near shadows or he'll get depressed)