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I was watching Edmonton and Detroit last night. Edmonton were unlucky with penalties. In the first period they gave away about 5 or 6. I couldn't believe Detroit's second goal. The puck rebopunded off both posts and in off Holstroms skate I think. It was 2-2 when I went to bed, it was 1 o'clock!! Anybody know the final score?
Also, I saw that Soku Koivu is going to miss a good bit for the Canadiens. It could end their play-offs.
Sounds like you were watching an "As Live" match because they're playing today and played two days ago. The last one ended 4-2.
http://www.nhl.com/dotcom/app?date=0...d&service=page
The NHL have a good site. Anytime you want to know a score just check it out.
Detroit Beat Edmonton 4-2Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
Montreal lost to Carolina 3-2 I think
www.livescore.com... shows NHL results too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Poor Student
Koivu received a stick in the eye during game 3 and has been hospitalized.... and as a Habs fan I am worried :(
I also watched the first two periods of Detroit -Edmonton
The Leafs are out so I'm not too upset bout who wins the Stanley Cup. :(
Do any one of ye know if eighter Otowa or NY Rangers are in the playoffs. I was over at their match in the Madison Sq Garden last week and Otowa are a class act. Ended up winning 5-1, also the yanks are the most fickle nation Ive ever seen, as soon as they went down 3-1 half the spectators left, by the end the only people left were those who waited to boo each player off the rink!:rolleyes:
The NY Rangers have been absolutely whipped out of it 4-0 by the New Jersey Devils in the 1st round of the playoffs. That's the Devils 15th win in a row.
Ottawa are 3-1 up over Tampa Bay and need one more to take the series.
Cheers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Poor Student
Being deep within Sabres country, playoff fever has hit Buffalo!
After winning the first two games at home, we lost twice away in Philly so it's all tied up.
I was at first game, 3-2 win in double over time, unreal atmosphere.
Edmonton won today, and New Jersey looked rediciously good.
Well if Montreal don't win it I hope another Canadian club does. It's time for Stanley to go back where it belongs... The Great White North. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
FT Detroit Red Wings 2 ( 0 1 1 )
Edmonton Oilers 3 ( 0 3 0 )
FT New York Rangers 2 ( 1 0 1 )
New Jersey Devils 4 ( 0 2 2 )
FT Ottawa Senators 3 ( 2 1 0 )
Tampa Bay Lightning 2 ( 0 2 0 )
FT Calgary Flames 3 ( 2 1 0 )
Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2 ( 0 0 2 )
Here's all of last night's results the scores in brackets were the scores at the end of 1st, 2nd and 3rd periods respectively. What this does is show you how the game progressed. www.livescore.com
Was watching hockey last night (Calgary & Ottowa) due to combination of body clock messed up doing allnighter at work & sick in bed.
Surprisingly entertaining & none of the usual stoppages that other american sports have. Seems to be good atmosphere at games too. Is that just a canadian thing?
I don't know. But the rendition of O, Canada seemed to be very moving. Ottawa's second goal was a cracker. Good decision on the one that was ruled out. I think it had hit both his skates in the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
The atmosphere is great at all NHL Ice Hockey games. However it is the Canadians national sport so a game between Canadian teams would be that bit more special.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Yeah the NY rangers fans did get behind there team alright at the start except they only have one chant but I expect this is the norm in american sports, it was the same at the baseball game I was at aswell!Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
Today's scores
Buffalo 3-0 Philly
(Buffalo leads series 3-2)
Dallas 2-3 Colorado
(Colorado wins the series)
I have to say that hockey is the best of all the North American sports. A quick, tough sport with lots of skill. Also size doesn't matter so there is a great mix of big tough fellas and small skillful lads.
The atmosphere is normally good at games, but seeing as it is playoff's now, the atmosphere is unreal. It's not just games involing Canadian teams that have the best atmosphere, but the biggest rivials are up North, the Battle of Alberta between Edmonton and Calgary and any Toronto versus Montreal games are very special.
Even the Sun Belt teams like Dallas, Carolina, Nashville and San Jose get good crowds.
Far better sport to baseball, basketball and american football.
I don't like basketball. Baseball is glorified cricket. I like the NFL though. But yeah, ice hockey's the best. Great action. And as someone else pointed out, not as many stopages as in other American sports.Quote:
Originally Posted by Na Chlairsigh
been following it myself lately, (been sucked in have the playoff beard as well ! !) its a great sport, never payed too much attention to it at home (in montreal on holiday at the moment) as superfrank mentioned, its great stuff, so fast, great action, no diving or cheating, you get hit you get hit, you'd better be back on your feet asap.. been trying to get a ticket for tomorrow nights game montreal V carolina but the prices are ridicolous - 100 dollars average price.. if anyone has connections ???