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Peeps wrote:How great the isles got called for a dive

shinkdew wrote:

Peeps wrote:How great the isles got called for a dive

How great has Fleury been? He's going to have to double up on those sport psychologist sessions this week.

Peeps wrote:fluery let in two bad goals tonight

the rest is on the team to get the puck out and not cause odd man rushes from in front of the net

and shink, dont think ive noticed how quiet you have been about the crosby penalty when its right there in front of your face, it is duly noted

elliseamos wrote:every game i've seen the leafs this year i've wondered why phaneuf has the rep he currently carries.

numbers wrote:Booing the US anthem and the Toronto Stronger sign were a classy touch by Leafs fans though.

shinkdew wrote:

Peeps wrote:fluery let in two bad goals tonight

the rest is on the team to get the puck out and not cause odd man rushes from in front of the net

and shink, dont think ive noticed how quiet you have been about the crosby penalty when its right there in front of your face, it is duly noted

What Crosby penalty?

Unfortunately for Fleury the two soft goals were what decided the game.

Peeps wrote:Why I hate yinzers. I have seen people say that Fluery has to go. not benched for the next game, i mean gone as in never play for the pens again. It's pure stupidity and ignorant talk to say that. Want him benched for a game so he can watch Vokuun and see how the islanders are playing from a different perspective?

I am perfectly fine with that. But if you are going to bench Fluery for his mistakes (and two of the goals were back breakers for sure) then bench Malkin. He has made just as many costly mistakes that led to those goals and is ever bit at fault for them as the Flower.

There were at least 4 stupid plays that Malkin had in one period that at this point is in his career should be a thing of the past and if it weren't for the Isles getting called for embellishment it would have led to another power play.

Peeps wrote:Why I hate yinzers. I have seen people say that Fluery has to go. not benched for the next game, i mean gone as in never play for the pens again. It's pure stupidity and ignorant talk to say that. Want him benched for a game so he can watch Vokuun and see how the islanders are playing from a different perspective?

I am perfectly fine with that. But if you are going to bench Fluery for his mistakes (and two of the goals were back breakers for sure) then bench Malkin. He has made just as many costly mistakes that led to those goals and is ever bit at fault for them as the Flower.

There were at least 4 stupid plays that Malkin had in one period that at this point is in his career should be a thing of the past and if it weren't for the Isles getting called for embellishment it would have led to another power play.

Mecca wrote:I didn't think the Toronto stronger sign was that big of a deal.

Peeps wrote:i disagree, malkin has contributed every bit as much to the islanders winning as fluerys blunders

and mcdonald is a dolt, im glad he broke his hand

Condo parking flap frosts Zdeno Chara
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
By:
Gayle Fee, Inside Track

Bruins captain Zdeno Chara has confounded the Toronto Maple Leafs, but 33 can’t quite seem to put a check on the hard-driving visitors, workers and neighbors in his condo complex who are constantly slashing, spearing and high-sticking his sweet Aston Martin!

And the hockey hero is also more than a little miffed that he can’t always find a place to park his cars on the water side of the building, forcing him to beach them on the “garbage side” of the complex!

Chara aired his auto grievances in a letter to fellow tenants at Union Wharf, the waterfront condo complex the big defenseman has called home for the past seven years.

“Our family really enjoys this building, people and location where we live,” Chara wrote. But, he added, he has had “numerous issues with our parking lot.”

Among them: “I have experienced many scratches, dings dents and damages from other cars that we see coming here for construction work, meetings, visits ...,” he continued.

“How many times have you experienced, as I have, that there is no space available to park, forcing you to park on the other side (garbage side) of the parking lot or far away from your townhouse? This can be very uncomfortable or frustrating late at night, in rainy or cold weather and also when carrying groceries.”

The solution, Chara proposes, is to move guest parking, construction vehicles, deliveries, daily parkers and owners who have a second space to the north side — i.e. the “garbage side” — of the complex and keep the south side for residents only.

Z would like to discuss the matter at the residents’ meeting tonight. But word from Union Wharf is that not all of his neighbors are on board.

“It’s the city,” sniffed one. “Your car is constantly going to get dinged. Anyway, he should be worrying about hockey, not his car.”

But PR guru George Regan, whose offices are in the Union Wharf building, said Chara’s got a legit gripe.

“Union Wharf is a beautiful place to live,” he said, “but unfortunately it could use a good driver’s ed program.”

shinkdew wrote:Bylsma says Tomas Vokoun will start Game 5.