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Post by galaxytrash on Nov 1, 2019 18:34:45 GMT -6
jokiharju finally has his first nhl goal on shot 82.
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Post by BigT on Nov 2, 2019 10:51:14 GMT -6
Even if Nylander kinda pans out, I’m not liking that trade. At. All.
However I do with the young Finnish man all the best and it looks like they’re finally on the right path!!!
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Post by hsbob on Nov 2, 2019 18:37:34 GMT -6
jokiharju finally has his first nhl goal on shot 82. |
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Post by hsbob on Nov 2, 2019 18:44:13 GMT -6
Hey buddy,your guy Sabourin for the Sens went off on a stretcher tonight after contact with Backes. It looked like Backes just braced for a hit and their heads came together but Sabourin hit the ice face first. I don't know if Backes was hurt too or just upset but he didn't return after it either.
All the best to Sabourin!
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Post by T-man2010 on Nov 2, 2019 18:51:45 GMT -6
Hey buddy,your guy Sabourin for the Sens went off on a stretcher tonight after contact with Backes. It looked like Backes just braced for a hit and their heads came together but Sabourin hit the ice face first. I don't know if Backes was hurt too or just upset but he didn't return after it either. All the best to Sabourin! Just watched it on tv, looks like he went out before he hit the ice. Didn't try to brace himself for the fall, so thinking he blanked when they hit. And looks like Backes was distraught about the hit, not injured. |
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Post by galaxytrash on Nov 2, 2019 19:31:06 GMT -6
Hey buddy,your guy Sabourin for the Sens went off on a stretcher tonight after contact with Backes. It looked like Backes just braced for a hit and their heads came together but Sabourin hit the ice face first. I don't know if Backes was hurt too or just upset but he didn't return after it either. All the best to Sabourin! |
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Post by hsbob on Nov 2, 2019 19:51:37 GMT -6
Everybody beats the Wings these days but it's still a nice 4-0 return home for Q and the Panthers.
Rags beat the Preds 2-1 in Nashville...…..our game the other night......yikes!
It looks like the Stars have come back to life......could it happen here?
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Post by vadarx on Nov 3, 2019 3:36:01 GMT -6
Even if Nylander kinda pans out, I’m not liking that trade. At. All. However I do with the young Finnish man all the best and it looks like they’re finally on the right path!!! I really hate that trade still. Nylander may contribute down the road, but Joker would be playing top 4 minutes right now for us. |
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Post by hsbob on Nov 3, 2019 10:16:22 GMT -6
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Post by galaxytrash on Nov 3, 2019 18:43:37 GMT -6
that eye will have colors as pretty as a prairie sunset in a day or 2. good news, mate. thnx for the post. |
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Post by galaxytrash on Nov 4, 2019 8:01:01 GMT -6
Even if Nylander kinda pans out, I’m not liking that trade. At. All. However I do with the young Finnish man all the best and it looks like they’re finally on the right path!!! I really hate that trade still. Nylander may contribute down the road, but Joker would be playing top 4 minutes right now for us. i'm not going to try and change your mind because i hated the trade at the time as well and if we could turn back time and make the trade disappear i think i'd be for it. and although nylander's not tearing up the league, he's still the 3rd highest points/game producer on this squad while having enjoyed more TOI/G than just caligula, dach and smith. anyways...here's an article that i hope changes your mind you enjoy reading. : ) chicago.suntimes.com/blackhawks/2019/11/4/20946956/alex-nylander-blackhawks-nhl-hockey-regular-chicago-jeremy-collitonone's 20, the other's 21...it's going to be interesting to see this trade play out. i hope it's a win/win. |
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Post by hsbob on Nov 4, 2019 8:54:05 GMT -6
I really hate that trade still. Nylander may contribute down the road, but Joker would be playing top 4 minutes right now for us. i'm not going to try and change your mind because i hated the trade at the time as well and if we could turn back time and make the trade disappear i think i'd be for it. and although nylander's not tearing up the league, he's still the 3rd highest points/game producer on this squad while having enjoyed more TOI/G than just caligula, dach and smith. anyways...here's an article that i hope changes your mind you enjoy reading. : ) chicago.suntimes.com/blackhawks/2019/11/4/20946956/alex-nylander-blackhawks-nhl-hockey-regular-chicago-jeremy-collitonone.s 20, the other's 21...it's going to be interesting to see this trade play out. i hope it's a win/win. The trade needs at least the rest of this year and probably next as well to make a call on it IMO. I still don't like the team giving up a young,NHL ready D-man with their vets gettin so long in the tooth but I won't let that cloud my opinion of the young forward either. I dunno about the first 'Nylander sigh',I gotta think sittin the kid you gave the Joker up for three games in induced a 'sigh' or at least it should have. He's been pretty good since but "excellent on a nightly basis"? I hope it's a win/win too! |
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Post by OldTimeHawky on Nov 4, 2019 14:14:50 GMT -6
I really hate that trade still. Nylander may contribute down the road, but Joker would be playing top 4 minutes right now for us. i'm not going to try and change your mind because i hated the trade at the time as well and if we could turn back time and make the trade disappear i think i'd be for it. and although nylander's not tearing up the league, he's still the 3rd highest points/game producer on this squad while having enjoyed more TOI/G than just caligula, dach and smith. anyways...here's an article that i hope changes your mind you enjoy reading. : ) chicago.suntimes.com/blackhawks/2019/11/4/20946956/alex-nylander-blackhawks-nhl-hockey-regular-chicago-jeremy-collitonone's 20, the other's 21...it's going to be interesting to see this trade play out. i hope it's a win/win. Good read, yeah it was a trade most of us didn't want to see but I'm thinking there must be something about Jokiharjus attitude that made him expendable, he does seem to get down on himself easily, that's what I'm going with lol plus he was the last pick in the 1st round, not a top 10 pick. Just trying to take the sting away from losing a solid young 2way right handed dman. Nylander is fast and showing he can play with anyone. Plus he's strong and his release is very fast with alot on it, vs the Ducks he had 7 shots and a few times I didn't think he had room to get off a shot, or at least a hard shot, but he did both. And he's playing good 2way hockey. Way to early to say who won this trade but it's not looking as bad as most of us thought. |
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Post by T-man2010 on Nov 4, 2019 15:51:00 GMT -6
i'm not going to try and change your mind because i hated the trade at the time as well and if we could turn back time and make the trade disappear i think i'd be for it. and although nylander's not tearing up the league, he's still the 3rd highest points/game producer on this squad while having enjoyed more TOI/G than just caligula, dach and smith. anyways...here's an article that i hope changes your mind you enjoy reading. : ) chicago.suntimes.com/blackhawks/2019/11/4/20946956/alex-nylander-blackhawks-nhl-hockey-regular-chicago-jeremy-collitonone's 20, the other's 21...it's going to be interesting to see this trade play out. i hope it's a win/win. Good read, yeah it was a trade most of us didn't want to see but I'm thinking there must be something about Jokiharjus attitude that made him expendable, he does seem to get down on himself easily, that's what I'm going with lol plus he was the last pick in the 1st round, not a top 10 pick. Just trying to take the sting away from losing a solid young 2way right handed dman. Nylander is fast and showing he can play with anyone. Plus he's strong and his release is very fast with alot on it, vs the Ducks he had 7 shots and a few times I didn't think he had room to get off a shot, or at least a hard shot, but he did both. And he's playing good 2way hockey. Way to early to say who won this trade but it's not looking as bad as most of us thought. I always had heard he was or has potential to be a leader and that was one reason the Hawks loaned him to the Fins team for the juniors tourny. That's why the trade took me by surprise. |
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Post by hsbob on Nov 4, 2019 17:40:16 GMT -6
i'm not going to try and change your mind because i hated the trade at the time as well and if we could turn back time and make the trade disappear i think i'd be for it. and although nylander's not tearing up the league, he's still the 3rd highest points/game producer on this squad while having enjoyed more TOI/G than just caligula, dach and smith. anyways...here's an article that i hope changes your mind you enjoy reading. : ) chicago.suntimes.com/blackhawks/2019/11/4/20946956/alex-nylander-blackhawks-nhl-hockey-regular-chicago-jeremy-collitonone's 20, the other's 21...it's going to be interesting to see this trade play out. i hope it's a win/win. Good read, yeah it was a trade most of us didn't want to see but I'm thinking there must be something about Jokiharjus attitude that made him expendable, he does seem to get down on himself easily, that's what I'm going with lol plus he was the last pick in the 1st round, not a top 10 pick. Just trying to take the sting away from losing a solid young 2way right handed dman. Nylander is fast and showing he can play with anyone. Plus he's strong and his release is very fast with alot on it, vs the Ducks he had 7 shots and a few times I didn't think he had room to get off a shot, or at least a hard shot, but he did both. And he's playing good 2way hockey. Way to early to say who won this trade but it's not looking as bad as most of us thought. I never heard one bad word about the kid's attitude but I've head a few about the one we got for him. He made Q's line up and helped the Finns win a WC at 19,both are very difficult to do with a bad attitude IMO. |
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Post by galaxytrash on Nov 4, 2019 17:57:45 GMT -6
very glad he's back in the game.
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Post by galaxytrash on Nov 5, 2019 18:56:03 GMT -6
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Post by galaxytrash on Nov 5, 2019 19:29:27 GMT -6
42 year old zdeno chara being honored by the fans in montreal (yes...montreal) for playing in his 1500th game tonight.
if his TOI was 8 seconds more per game he would lead the bruins in that category this year. he's currently in second.
only 20 players have played more games, and among those only 5 defensemen. (chelios, scott stevens, larry murphy, ray borque and nik lidstrom.)
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Post by T-man2010 on Nov 5, 2019 20:17:27 GMT -6
42 year old zdeno chara being honored by the fans in montreal (yes...montreal) for playing in his 1500th game tonight. if his TOI was 8 seconds more per game he would lead the bruins in that category this year. he's currently in second. only 20 players have played more games, and among those only 5 defensemen. (chelios, scott stevens, larry murphy, ray borque and nik lidstrom.) That is a hell of an accomplishment. Congrats to Big Z. |
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Post by vadarx on Nov 6, 2019 6:33:04 GMT -6
I really hate that trade still. Nylander may contribute down the road, but Joker would be playing top 4 minutes right now for us. i'm not going to try and change your mind because i hated the trade at the time as well and if we could turn back time and make the trade disappear i think i'd be for it. and although nylander's not tearing up the league, he's still the 3rd highest points/game producer on this squad while having enjoyed more TOI/G than just caligula, dach and smith. anyways...here's an article that i hope changes your mind you enjoy reading. : ) chicago.suntimes.com/blackhawks/2019/11/4/20946956/alex-nylander-blackhawks-nhl-hockey-regular-chicago-jeremy-collitonone's 20, the other's 21...it's going to be interesting to see this trade play out. i hope it's a win/win. just seeing this now, gt. still gettin used to checking all over the site here... I hope it is a win win as well, and I think Nylander could very do well for us in the future. just still seems silly to trade away your most ready defensemen when our biggest need is a bunch of young defensemen. o welp, spilled milk and all... |
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Post by jaty84 on Nov 7, 2019 2:41:58 GMT -6
42 year old zdeno chara being honored by the fans in montreal (yes...montreal) for playing in his 1500th game tonight. if his TOI was 8 seconds more per game he would lead the bruins in that category this year. he's currently in second. only 20 players have played more games, and among those only 5 defensemen. (chelios, scott stevens, larry murphy, ray borque and nik lidstrom.) Is highly followed also over here in Slovakia. Hell of an accomplishment. In case he finishes this full season, he can get to all time top 15 in games played. NHL reporters were also wondering and giving praise to Montreal fans for applauding to Chara. Especially due to the rivalry and the past when Chara almost wrecked Pacioretty's back in an ugly looking hit. |
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Post by galaxytrash on Nov 7, 2019 3:10:25 GMT -6
Is highly followed also over here in Slovakia. Hell of an accomplishment. In case he finishes this full season, he can get to all time top 15 in games played. NHL reporters were also wondering and giving praise to Montreal fans for applauding to Chara. Especially due to the rivalry and the past when Chara almost wrecked Pacioretty's back in an ugly looking hit. i had to check but my memory served me correct for once. yeah, that hit was no doubt late and conveniently that glass partition just happened to be there. www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6IgKn0tLg4gives me the warm fuzzies seeing a true enemy crowd putting aside their feelings and giving credit where it's due. they'll go back to hating chara next game, no doubt. : ) |
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Post by jaty84 on Nov 7, 2019 4:01:08 GMT -6
i had to check but my memory served me correct for once. yeah, that hit was no doubt late and conveniently that glass partition just happened to be there. www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6IgKn0tLg4gives me the warm fuzzies seeing a true enemy crowd putting aside their feelings and giving credit where it's due. they'll go back to hating chara next game, no doubt. : ) I remembered the hit very well, since there are only a couple of Slovaks in the NHL these days and in case something occurs to any of him, our media follow it widely, hit on Paccioretty notwithstanding. But yeah, in the next game in Montreal he'll be the number one enemy again  |
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Post by jaty84 on Nov 7, 2019 4:19:59 GMT -6
I am very grateful for this thread. Is difficult for me to post in Hawks related threads since I am not looking at the games live, only checking the highlights in the morning.
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Post by irmaks on Nov 7, 2019 9:11:49 GMT -6
42 year old zdeno chara being honored by the fans in montreal (yes...montreal) for playing in his 1500th game tonight. if his TOI was 8 seconds more per game he would lead the bruins in that category this year. he's currently in second. only 20 players have played more games, and among those only 5 defensemen. (chelios, scott stevens, larry murphy, ray borque and nik lidstrom.) That is a hell of an accomplishment. Congrats to Big Z. One of the dirtiest players, just my opinion |
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Post by hsbob on Nov 7, 2019 9:35:08 GMT -6
Anybody still think the blues won’t compete for the west after going into Vancouver and beating them and then going into Edmonton and smoking them with their backup goaltender the following night?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 7, 2019 10:37:42 GMT -6
Anybody still think the blues won’t compete for the west after going into Vancouver and beating them and then going into Edmonton and smoking them with their backup goaltender the following night?  |
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Post by hsbob on Nov 7, 2019 10:56:41 GMT -6
Anybody still think the blues won’t compete for the west after going into Vancouver and beating them and then going into Edmonton and smoking them with their backup goaltender the following night? I know Bennington made a HUGE difference for the Blues last year but make no mistake........so did Berube! They had their struggles too after the coaching change and we all know where they were at the halfway point but the team bought in and they haven’t looked back since. Berube was a tough as nails player and coach who takes shit from none of his own and he already had familiarity with his squad due to being an assistant. The Hawks has an assistant like that themselves when they fired Q. |
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Post by T-man2010 on Nov 7, 2019 11:21:59 GMT -6
But they haven't played the playoff bound Hawks yet, just wait and see how the Blues falter after! I know Bennington made a HUGE difference for the Blues last year but make no mistake........so did Berube! They had their struggles too after the coaching change and we all know where they were at the halfway point but the team bought in and they haven’t looked back since. Berube was a tough as nails player and coach who takes shit from none of his own and he already had familiarity with his squad due to being an assistant. The Hawks has an assistant like that themselves when they fired Q. Berube was also the Blues minor league coach for a year earlier, Chicago Wolves, then he replaced Yeo on Nov. 19th last year. The Blues then went 14-18-4 when he took over. Then they brought up Binnington and history was made. |
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Post by hsbob on Nov 7, 2019 12:38:37 GMT -6
I know Bennington made a HUGE difference for the Blues last year but make no mistake........so did Berube! They had their struggles too after the coaching change and we all know where they were at the halfway point but the team bought in and they haven’t looked back since. Berube was a tough as nails player and coach who takes shit from none of his own and he already had familiarity with his squad due to being an assistant. The Hawks has an assistant like that themselves when they fired Q. Berube was also the Blues minor league coach for a year earlier, Chicago Wolves, then he replaced Yeo on Nov. 19th last year. The Blues then went 14-18-4 when he took over. Then they brought up Binnington and history was made. There’s no doubt Bennington was huge but their defensive play is a huge factor as well,Jake Allen held the Oil to 2 in Edmonton last night! |
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