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  • Probably the best mask of all time along with this one autographed framed on the wall in the man cave


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    • Here it comes.

      "Whole milk, not the candy-ass 2-percent or skim milk."

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      • Before SJ chokes this game away. Nicklas Lindstrom came into one of my work accounts to talk business. So we didn't talk any sports or I would have asked him to come out of retirement, he would be the best defenseman on the Red Wings by far.

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        • Sharks somehow escape, well at least one more game. Gritty game for the big pavelski

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          • Ah now Cindy's acting like a baby, game over slashing Jones. Lol

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            • Well Packy, you just saw it, without goaltending you don't have much.

              Martin Jones outshot 46-22 (+4 off the iron), steals the game! Jones survived an all-out blitzkrieg from the Penguins with perhaps the greatest individual performance of these playoffs.

              Crosby clearly separates himself for the Conn Smythe, playing out of this world.

              Pens need just one of the next two and haven't' lost back-to-back games since early January.

              This Series should have ended in 5!

              Last edited by Prime2; June 10, 2016, 06:59 AM.
              "Whole milk, not the candy-ass 2-percent or skim milk."

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              • Yeah, that was an asskicking everywhere but the scoreboard. Murray can't keep giving up soft goals.
                Dan Patrick: What was your reaction to [Urban Meyer being hired]?
                Brady Hoke: You know.....not....good.

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                • Murray wasn’t nearly as sharp in the Penguins’ net as he has been all playoffs.

                  Murray admitted he was “a little bit jittery” at the start of the game. Just 3 bad minutes of play allowed 2 soft goals......other than that, Pens dominated for 57 of 60 minutes.

                  Pens played a hell of a game. If they keep playing with that heat, they will be in great shape.

                  The good news for the Penguins, Murray is 6-0 following losses in these playoffs.
                  "Whole milk, not the candy-ass 2-percent or skim milk."

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                  • Please oh please let this be the beginning of an epic meltdown. I really want to see Cindy wailing like the girlie-man he is. It would be sweet - Finals MVP watching the Cup being hoisted without him!
                    “Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.” - Groucho Marx

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                    • RIP Goldie Howe.
                      "Your division isn't going through Green Bay it's going through Detroit for the next five years" - Rex Ryan

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                      • Sad day.



                        Gordie was a beast, long before professional 24/7, 365-day training.
                        "Whole milk, not the candy-ass 2-percent or skim milk."

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                        • NOOOO!!!

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                          • Not only was Gordie the greatest player in the game during his era, he also beat the League's toughest fighter, Lou Fontinato of the Rangers.

                            Poor Lou needed surgery to fix the damage in 1959. Many say the League's worst beating.


                            Hockey history told through hockey jerseys, including the NHL & IIHF. Our aim is to feature a new jersey each day from a historical perspective.
                            "Whole milk, not the candy-ass 2-percent or skim milk."

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                            • RIP Gordie. Greatest.
                              Shut the fuck up Donny!

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                              • RIP Mr Hockey

                                Though I'm to young to ever see him play, here are some accolades


                                Won both the Hart Trophy as the league's MVP and the Art Ross Trophy as scoring champion six times. He appeared in the NHL All-Star game 23 times, including in his final season in 1980 as a 51-year-old man. Howe was also voted as a first- or second-team All-Star 21 times in the NHL

                                While his scoring numbers were prolific, the violence with which Howe played is very much part of his lore. There's a reason he used to pose for pictures with fans with his elbows up in their face. He racked up 1,685 penalty minutes in the NHL. Mr. Hockey was the furthest thing from Mr. Nice Guy on the ice. That part of his game made him more than just a great player, it helped turn him into a folk hero.

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