Thursday, December 21, 2006
*Stink. Stank. Stunk.
That was ugg-leeeee, any way you look at it. Horrible officiating, bad ice, weird goals, and Cujo with the stinker at the end. But two points are two points, especially when it means...1st Place, Baby!!! Enjoy the hot cocoa in the chalet tonight, Flames and Avalanche players. Maybe you can make some snow angels, or trim Jake Plummer's mustache. Either way, you'll be doing it from the 7th and 9th spot in the Western Conference. Bwaahahaha!!!
# posted by andy grabia @ 9:41 pm 
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Am I the only one having difficulty getting into the comments section? My internet is going haywire tonight, but I think blogger is too.
Blogger's always been a bitch. Just slap it a bit.
I don't want to be a party pooper but the other teams are... uncomfortably close.
It's absolutely unbelievable that the Canucks are three points from leading a division... any division other than an AHL one.
Considering all five teams in the NW have some glaring flaw or another, I'm not surprised. It's the Boulevard of Broken Teams around here, which will make it both the most interesting and most frustrating race to follow. If anyone's dropping out in favour of a surging Central Division team, it's going to be someone from the NW.
Luckily, the great benefit of a stronger CHI or CBJ team is what will be hopefully a reigning in effect on DET and NSH -- I don't mind that a bit.
No doubt that it comes at the expense of one of the NW teams. I hope not ours.
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Am I the only one having difficulty getting into the comments section? My internet is going haywire tonight, but I think blogger is too.
Blogger's always been a bitch. Just slap it a bit.
I don't want to be a party pooper but the other teams are... uncomfortably close.
It's absolutely unbelievable that the Canucks are three points from leading a division... any division other than an AHL one.
Considering all five teams in the NW have some glaring flaw or another, I'm not surprised. It's the Boulevard of Broken Teams around here, which will make it both the most interesting and most frustrating race to follow. If anyone's dropping out in favour of a surging Central Division team, it's going to be someone from the NW.
Luckily, the great benefit of a stronger CHI or CBJ team is what will be hopefully a reigning in effect on DET and NSH -- I don't mind that a bit.
No doubt that it comes at the expense of one of the NW teams. I hope not ours.
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