Thread: THE official Colorado Avalanche/NHL thread!!!

Originally Posted by WTE

You talking about Chara? I can't wait to see him park his 6' 9" frame in front of your geriatric goaltender on the PP.

WTE, it's amusing when you talk smack about things you have no clue about. I expect a good game.

Originally Posted by Thnikkaman

WTE, it's amusing when you talk smack about things you have no clue about. I expect a good game.

Well I usually don't understand your sense of humor. It's rather strange.

Originally Posted by WTE

Well I usually don't understand your sense of humor. It's rather strange.

WTE, you are like my 2 year old daughter this morning. Throwing a fit, laying on the floor because she wasn't getting what she wanted. Like good parents, we didn't give her what she wanted, the fit stopped, and she went back to being the big girl that she normally is.

WTE, we just want you to go back to being the big girl that you normally are.

Originally Posted by WTE

You talking about Chara? I can't wait to see him park his 6' 9" frame in front of your geriatric goaltender on the PP.

Originally Posted by Thnikkaman

WTE, it's amusing when you talk smack about things you have no clue about. I expect a good game.

Originally Posted by WTE

Well I usually don't understand your sense of humor. It's rather strange.

In other words WTE- when you have a Defenseman, who has a 107+ MPH slapshot, you do not stick in in front of the netminder where the C or Wingers usually play. What he is saying is basically you do not know what you are talking about-thereby rendering your smack talk insignificant. Actually, he did say that. In the quote above.


Defenseman Rarely, if ever get low enough to stand in front and screen goalies. It happens on occasion and usually in a 5-3 or 6-3 circumstance, but almost never when said defenseman has the HARDEST shot out of all the current and former NHL players ever. You keep him up top to keep firing Bombs down on the defense.

BOSTON — The Avalanche will try to knock off another unbeaten team Thursday night, this time one that wears familiar black and gold with a spoked "B" on the jersey.

The 3-0 Avs play the 2-0 Boston Bruins at TD Garden (5 p.m., Altitude), hoping to extend what already has been their best start since the team moved to Denver in 1995.

Jean-Sebastien Giguere will start in goal for the Avs. He will be the only new player to the lineup that beat Toronto to start a three-game road trip Tuesday night. Defenseman Ryan Wilson skated again but coach Patrick Roy will keep him out of the lineup another game.

rest - http://www.denverpost.com/avalanche/...against-bruins

Originally Posted by WTE

You talking about Chara? I can't wait to see him park his 6' 9" frame in front of your geriatric goaltender on the PP.

Why would they put the guy with the hardest slap shot in the game in front of the goaltender on the power play?

Good call. Goaltender interference against Tuukka.

Oh shit the game already started??? I need to go break my $5 so I can get some coke to finish the captain I have left and tune in online.

Originally Posted by underrated29

In other words WTE- when you have a Defenseman, who has a 107+ MPH slapshot, you do not stick in in front of the netminder where the C or Wingers usually play. What he is saying is basically you do not know what you are talking about-thereby rendering your smack talk insignificant. Actually, he did say that. In the quote above.


Defenseman Rarely, if ever get low enough to stand in front and screen goalies. It happens on occasion and usually in a 5-3 or 6-3 circumstance, but almost never when said defenseman has the HARDEST shot out of all the current and former NHL players ever. You keep him up top to keep firing Bombs down on the defense.

UR, you don't know the Bruins obviously. The Bruins have put Chara in front of the net on the PP in the past. But not as often as I would like as it has been very effective. That strategy was one of the sole reasons why Boston was able to overcome that 3 goal deficit in last year's game 7 against Toronto.

Boston went into this year's training camp and pre-season with the intent of putting Chara in front of the net on the PP more often. Claude Julian sais he felt more comfortable this year with that strategy b/c he has more players capable of firing an accurate shot front the point.

So you don't know what you are talking about when it comes to the Bruins UR. And the fact that "Sheep" Thnikk high fived your inaccurate post is no surprise.

Oh look. At 6:13 of the 1st who is in front of the net on the PP w/ Krug on the point?

My God.

Goal!

At the 15 minute mark I was about ready to complain about puck control and passing, but at the 13 minute mark they looked much better. And that power play was great. O'Reilly had a point blank opportunity first, and then they get the re-direct.

Nice.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

Goal!

That stinks. First time Bruins have been behind all year.

Hey Mo, UR and Thnikk sure looked foolish earlier, huh?

Originally Posted by WTE

That stinks. First time Bruins have been behind all year.

Hey Mo, UR and Thnikk sure looked foolish earlier, huh?

I had nothing to do with that conversation.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

I had nothing to do with that conversation.

Then you were fully aware that Boston has readily employed Chara in front of the net on the PP, just as they have already done tonight?