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Canes vs Wild 9:30


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2 minutes ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

Lucky to get a point. Freddie looks terrible. That shootout goal allowed was atrocious 

Yeah, I'm not sure what exactly he was doing there. Boldy came way too close to him in my opinion and then freddie just randomly dives out almost seeming like he was trying to cover a loose puck...

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Jackson Blake, playing in his home town with 80+ friends and family in attendance, puts the team on his back to get the game to OT where he almost completes the hat trick. And, you don't call his number in the shootout?!?

Imagine what that would have meant to a young kid who no one thought would ever sniff the big leagues...

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1 minute ago, Stumpy said:

Jackson Blake, playing in his home town with 80+ friends and family in attendance, puts the team on his back to get the game to OT where he almost completes the hat trick. And, you don't call his number in the shootout?!?

Imagine what that would have meant to a young kid who no one thought would ever sniff the big leagues...

Rods shootout lineup logic is almost always indefensible 

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6 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

There was no chance we were getting one past that guy one on one.

You're probably right.

But, in my head cannon, Jackie's tiny little heart would have willed that puck into the net and the crowd would've erupted into a Storm Surge in his honor, on the road. The refs wouldn't even have continued the shootout after that. They called the game in our favor for pure awesomeness.

If not for stubborn ole Rod!

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8 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Even though that result kind of sucked, it was a hell of an effort to preserve that point on the road against the best goaltender we have faced.

It was the Blake vs Wally show, everyone else was just skating... lol

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Also completely unrelated.  I don't know what it is, but I really don't like the old North Star scheme that the Wild used last night.  The green and yellow scheme is probably my favorite color scheme in all of sports.  (eg. Packers, Oakland A's).  I know that North Stars look is a classic, but man its ugly.  I don't know how they messed it up.  I guess it's kinda like the Kings purple and yellow uniforms they wore ages ago.  Maybe these colors just aren't meant for hockey lol.

Anyways, here's wonderwall.

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