Thread: NHL - Seriously?

So out of the top 50 threads...not one has to do with the NHL right now? I admit I go where the action is even as a fan of the Vancouver Canucks....but at this time of year, I'd expect NHL to rule the sports boards....but maybe I'm a lone canuck against the world?

I am a huge hockey fan but not many talk about it on here. So yea now that my team has been knocked out. I am rooting for the Canucks because D. Sedin is my favorite player now. Even more then any player on my own team. I had him in my Fantasy Keeper League for 6.5 years now and watched him develop into the mastermind h has become.

i love NHL, but thoose breaks after the vissle makes me crazy!
why do they have to wait 30 seconds untill they start again?
they can play 5 seconds, the golie locks the puck after a shoot and then they wait 30 seconds even if both teames just made line-changes.
whats up with that?? just play god da***

If Boston wins, I'll cry. Flyers fan here.

Originally Posted by cochese

If Boston wins, I'll cry. Flyers fan here.

boston dont deserve to win

Anyone see Game 1? Of course you have -- so is it worth DLing?

Oh please dont spoil..

It was neck and neck. Certainly worth downloading, very close game. Very saddening for me...I wont mention which team im a fan of but jesus christ was that a stressful game to watch.

In 1972 The Boston Bruins won the Stanley Cup against the New York Rangers. I was 7 and I’m pretty sure my brother and I were playing hockey at that time. Bobby Ore was my favorite player and since that time I always remember the Bruins as being my favorite team. They never won another Stanley Cup after that. Until now that is. Congratulations to the 2011 Stanley Cup Champions, the Boston Bruins who took down the Vancouver Canucks in a very unlikely Game 7 away from home 4-0. And another huge congrats to Mark Recchi, who played his final game and retired at the age of 43 from Pro Hockey. He scored 5 goals in the playoffs and is a big inspiration to me. GO BRUINS!!!
Interesting bit of trivia – The oldest professional hockey player of all time was Gordie Howe who retired at age 52.