Pittsburgh Penguins 2010-2011 season thread
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rock_knutne^^^^^LOL!
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rock_knutne
Unreal how these NHL coaches hide injuries. Radio reported Malkin had an upper body injury, ha.GoPens;644309 wrote:Malkin has a leg injury. He's had trouble with knees/legs the last couple of years...might explain his points decline.
http://post-gazette.com/pg/11019/1119063-100.stm
Regardless, he didn't make the trip to NJ and the Pens will have to dig deep because the Devils have been coming on as of late. -
End of LineAutomatik;644239 wrote:I highly doubt it. The Devils are bad.....really bad. I'm always hearing from a co-worker about how much they suck. Prudential is a nice arena though...
In a terrible area though. -
End of Line1-0 New Jersey. Slap shot from Rolston.
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End of Line2-0 Devils. The Devils have a 1-4 forecheck which is a trap.
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Commander of AwesomeWho called it? Oh thats right, this guy.
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Commander of AwesomeCommander of Awesome;644228 wrote:you think they let their guard down against the Devils? I wouldn't be suprised if they did.
Right here in case you were wondering. -
End of LineNot much you can do when the Devils played a 0-5 forecheck most of the night.
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like_thatNJ finally realized it's the regular season. They have won 4 of their last 5 games. Not surprised by this win.
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killer_ewokCommander of Awesome;646160 wrote:Who called it? Oh thats right, this guy.
Good call.
Even a broken clock is right two times a day though so...... -
killer_ewoklike_that;646173 wrote:NJ finally realized it's the regular season. They have won 4 of their last 5 games. Not surprised by this win.
Me either. Can't wait til Sid and Geno are back. Credit to the Devils on the win tonight. -
GoPensGoing to the game Sat. Not confident that either Sid or Geno will be in uniform.
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rock_knutneTough loss last night. When the Pens have to play catch up against Brodeur he always seems to have their number. Regroup and get ready for tomorrow night.
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rock_knutneCommander of Awesome;646160 wrote:Who called it? Oh thats right, this guy.Commander of Awesome;646164 wrote:Right here in case you were wondering.
Good for you but honestly........no one fucking cares. -
Commander of Awesomerock_knutne;646665 wrote:Good for you but honestly........no one fucking cares.
Obv you did because you took the time to quote it. lolfail. -
End of Linerock_knutne;646662 wrote:Tough loss last night. When the Pens have to play catch up against Brodeur he always seems to have their number. Regroup and get ready for tomorrow night.
No, Brodeur sucks this year.
It's the combination that Sid and Geno were out to go along with the fact that Byslma is a tard when it comes to playing against a trap. -
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He doesn't suck against the Pens.The_Crosby_Show;646797 wrote:No, Brodeur sucks this year.
It's the combination that Sid and Geno were out to go along with the fact that Byslma is a tard when it comes to playing against a trap. -
End of LineI'm not talking about his entire career. He's flat out terrible this year. His record is 9-18-2 with a GAA of 2.87 and a SV% of .894
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like_thatHe is still BRODEUR though, and he showed that last night.
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End of LinePlaying behind a 0-5 forecheck, woohoo.
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like_thatA win is a win, a loss is a loss.
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rock_knutneThe_Crosby_Show;646910 wrote:I'm not talking about his entire career. He's flat out terrible this year. His record is 9-18-2 with a GAA of 2.87 and a SV% of .894
There's no doubt he's coming to the end of his career but for some strange reason, he seems to get the best of the Pens. I think they showed a stat on the ridiculous amount of shutouts he has against Pittsburgh. I know he plays them more than most teams because they are in the same division, going back to the old Patrick Division days too, but even with all of Pittsburgh's firepower over the years he's been able to stone them. I'd wonder how many one goal games he's won. -
rock_knutneThe_Crosby_Show;647130 wrote:Playing behind a 0-5 forecheck, woohoo.
You keep saying Pittsburgh struggles against trapping teams and I agree to a certain extent but look at the box score, the Pens had the better stats except on the scoreboard, which tells me Brodeur stood on his head. He just has Pittsburgh's number.
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Ironman92Go Penguins!
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End of Linerock_knutne;647144 wrote:You keep saying Pittsburgh struggles against trapping teams and I agree to a certain extent but look at the box score, the Pens had the better stats except on the scoreboard, which tells me Brodeur stood on his head. He just has Pittsburgh's number.
http://espn.go.com/nhl/boxscore?gameId=310120011
All of the shots taken were low % shots.
It's easy to realize that Bylsma doesn't know how to counter a trap. He has terrible records against Minnesota and NJ who are both trapping teams.