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Friday, December 07, 2007

But they said you were dead! You must be - double dead!

No greater example exists of the Pens need for goaltending than the return of Conkannen. Giddy glove tap to Mirtle for the news.

Whew. It's been a busy Friday.

Crosby

8 comments:

  1. "The native of Anchorage, AK, has a career National Hockey League record or 30-24-4 with a 2.65 goals against average in 76 games with the Edmonton Oilers, Columbus Blue Jackets and Buffalo Sabres."


    Wait a second, he has a winning record in the NHL?! Is this some sort of exam-studying related mirage?

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  2. He also currently leads the AHL in wins.

    Who knew?

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  3. When did under-performing goalies become the left-handed pitchers of the NHL?

    I honestly thought his last game was Game 1 of the SCF, but he's had plenty of starts since. Weird.

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  4. And yet Burke couldn't deal Bryzgalov. I don't get it. Cap and asking price, I guess.

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  5. If Fleury had been injured, I can't imagine that Pittsburgh wouldn't have offered a pick for Bryzgalov (they have the cap space, right?). They could always have waived him later.

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  6. I think the real question regarding the Bryzgalov waiver deal is that Auld was traded only a week and a bit later.

    "Boston Bruins traded Nate DiCasmirro and a 5th round draft selection in 2009 to the Phoenix Coyotes for Alex Auld."

    Fishy?

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  7. Boston had an emergency need for a netminder; Fernandez, Thomas and Sigalet are all out hurt.

    That's why the Auld move was made.

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  8. And here I thought they'd just have Bing Crosby strap on the pads. With those strong legs, that will to win, and those fantastic pipes, he can do anything.

    Crosby.

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