Hockey 2010-2011

[dauls]

Midway through the game and the Devils are losing 3-1 to the Oilers.

This has to be a new season low.

[ila]

Originally Posted by dauls

Midway through the game and the Devils are losing 3-1 to the Oilers.

This has to be a new season low.

I'd feel your pain, dauls, except that I like Edmonton more than New Jersey.

[transjen]

Originally Posted by dauls

Midway through the game and the Devils are losing 3-1 to the Oilers.

This has to be a new season low.

Oh come on where's your love for the Oilers? True they are not the power house from the 80s but they still wear my second fav sweater design
Flyersfan Jen

[transjen]

looks like the Devils pulled it out in ot to beat the Oilers 4-3
Flyersfan Jen

[dauls]

Originally Posted by transjen

Oh come on where's your love for the Oilers? True they are not the power house from the 80s but they still wear my second fav sweater design
Flyersfan Jen

All sympathy for the Oilers goes out the window when they play against my team.

Originally Posted by ila

I'd feel your pain, dauls, except that I like Edmonton more than New Jersey.

A little pain relief, as the worst in the East fight back to narrowly beat the worst in the West.

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.

[transjen]

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

[ila]

Originally Posted by dauls

All [SIZE="3"][FONT="Courier New"]......And Wednesday night's boo-boy Ilya Kovalchuk scored the OT winner and left the ice to cheers from the home crowd.

I still say there shouldn't be overtime during regular season games. There was no overtime in the original NHL and it was only brought in to attract hockey fans in nontraditional markets.

[ila]

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.

[smc]

Originally Posted by ila

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?

Damned if I can explain how any major league-level hockey team can lose to Ottawa.

[shadows]

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."