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Lost returns Thursday

The Right Choice

Habs emotionally drained me in game 6. I got some calls from Montreal after the game and we talked about how depressed we were and Monday everything would be over.
I was ready to find a babysitter, go on a date (dinner-movie) with my wife and not watch the game (DVR it in case of victory). But in the afternoon, somebody talked to me about the late years of the old Quebec Nordiques and the loyal fans still watching the game defeats after defeats.

So we decided to stay and watch the game. Moral of the story: never, NEVER let down your team! Habs did learn the hard way, Have some hearts to advance in the next round! Good job Kostistyns, Captaine Suisse and Carey!

The Avery Rule

http://watch.tsn.ca/nhl/clip45649#clip45649

No Sacrifice made

Sometimes you gotta take a sacrifice in the playoffs and putting your body on the line by blocking a shot. Yesterday, Patrick Sorensen blocked a shot by Mike Green but the puck came back to Green and he scored the tying goal for the Capitals while Sorensen is lying helpless on the ice in pain. He might have a testicles removed because of that shot. Knowing the results of the game, this blocked shot didn't help his team winning. Poor guy.

Ready for Friday

Friday will be Christine's first game this season so I wanted to make sure we would both be ready for this experience. Montreal Canadiens will be visiting Buffalo this Friday.

4-0

Parking the car to arena...10$
Going to a Hockey game... 100$
Buying a hockey shirt...150$
Eating a Hot Dog...4$
Beating the New Jersey Devils by a shutoutfor Carey...PRICEless.

For everything else,...

15 years ago...

...was the 24th and last Stanley Cup of Montreal Canadiens. They defeated the Los Angeles Kings in the finals.

Time to go

Vincent Lecavalier and Brad Richards have been teammates since age 14. They met at Athol Murray College of Notre Dame in Saskatchewan, a boarding school with an excellent hockey program. They became friends and roomates as they were the youngest players of the team. A few years later, they were on the same junior team, The Oceanic of Rimouski.



Both were drafted in 1998 by the Tampa Bay Lightning but Lecavalier was drafted first overall and Richards in the 3rd round. Lecavalier started to play in the 1998-1999 season and Richards joined later in the 2000-2001 campaign. They won together the Stanley Cup in 2004. They could not defend their championship the following year because of the lockout. So they both joined the same european team in the Russian Pro Hockey League called the Aq Bars Kazan. After the lockout, things got difficult for the Tampa Bay Lightning. Richards was traded to Dallas before the trade deadline on February 26th, 2008.



On top of being teammates for almost all their lives, they represented Canada at the 2006 Olympics where they failed to get a medal.

What if...

Whaf I the Nazis successfully won the European war?