Hockey 2011-2012

[smc]

To those of you who have asked, I have no explanation for the performance of my Bruins thus far this season. The "hangover" from an off-season of Stanley Cup celebrations is no longer viable as an excuse. I am a very disillusioned (albeit loyal) fan.

One thing that would help right now would be a hug from a Penguins fan, of course in the interest of hockey loving in general.

[transjen]

Originally Posted by smc

To those of you who have asked, I have no explanation for the performance of my Bruins thus far this season. The "hangover" from an off-season of Stanley Cup celebrations is no longer viable as an excuse. I am a very disillusioned (albeit loyal) fan.

One thing that would help right now would be a hug from a Penguins fan, of course in the interest of hockey loving in general.

The hang over from Lord Stanley's cup is very powerfull just ask the Blackhawks

But i don't see how huging a Penguins fan will help but since i'm the Penguins cheerleader here here's your hug

Penguins cheerleader Jen

[smc]

Originally Posted by transjen

The hang over from Lord Stanley's cup is very powerfull just ask the Blackhawks

But i don't see how huging a Penguins fan will help but since i'm the Penguins cheerleader here here's your hug

Penguins cheerleader Jen

Thank you, Jen. That's exactly what I was hoping for.

[GRH]

I haven't kept up with the current NHL season very much so far this year. I did, however, catch the third period of the Montreal vs. Boston game the other evening. I was happy to see Montreal win. The thing is, I'd of been happy for either team to win (but I tend to lean a bit toward Montreal). I get razzed at work for being a fan of both Montreal and Boston, considering how both teams are such rivals.

The only other hockey that I've caught have been University of Maine games. I got to see an exhibition game versus New Brunswick at the start of the season and I've also seen a few games on television. It's always good to see the Black Bears win.

[smc]

On this day in 1924 (November 1), the National Hockey League organized its first team in the United States: the Boston Bruins.

[transjen]

Originally Posted by smc

On this day in 1924 (November 1), the National Hockey League organized its first team in the United States: the Boston Bruins.

True but the greatest US hockey team arrived at the start of the 1967 season the Pittsburgh Penguins

Penguins cheerleader Jen

[smc]

Originally Posted by transjen

True but the greatest US hockey team arrived at the start of the 1967 season the Pittsburgh Penguins

Penguins cheerleader Jen

This I can state with absolutely certainty: the best thing about the Pittsburgh Penguins is their fans ... ONE IN PARTICULAR.