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Sep 15, 2017, 07:50 PM
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Location: south of Curtis, off 1st
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I Love NHL hockey
Start camp on 9/15 . First practice games are the next day . First real games are 2 1/2 weeks later . They don't mess around with bs stuff . They give the guys their new "sweater" and a pair of skates & a stick by CCM and it's off to the races .
Let's go , eh ?
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Sep 18, 2017, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Joel Goodson
This mornings lines (from Scott Powers on twitter)
Saad-Toews-Panik
DeBrincat-Schmaltz-Kane
Sharp-Anisimov-Hartman
Bouma-Kero-Hayden
Jurco-Wingels-Hinostroza
Think DCat is going to get every chance to prove he belongs. He's earned that chance, hope he thrives. Really like those top 3 lines. 4th line should be strong too. First preseason game tomorrow @ Columbus.
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Whoa, Kane losing Panarin AND Anisimov?
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Sep 18, 2017, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by IlliniJim20
Whoa, Kane losing Panarin AND Anisimov?
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Kane produces with plugs. I like that line. Course that's based on hope: DCat is ready and Schmaltz is better at the dot. Anisimov is an ok #2C, but a standout #3C.
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Sep 18, 2017, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Joel Goodson
Kane produces with plugs. I like that line. Course that's based on hope: DCat is ready and Schmaltz is better at the dot. Anisimov is an ok #2C, but a standout #3C.
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And I realize it is just preseason, lines can and do change, but was a little surprised.
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Oct 10, 2017, 05:28 AM
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A Legend in My Own Mind
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Getting a point in Toronto is never bad, but losing a 3-1 lead in the 3rd is never fun.
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Oct 10, 2017, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by KBLEE
Getting a point in Toronto is never bad, but losing a 3-1 lead in the 3rd is never fun.
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Couldn't stay out of the box and it killed them. On the plus side though, very good outing by Forsberg.
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Oct 10, 2017, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Joel Goodson
Couldn't stay out of the box and it killed them. On the plus side though, very good outing by Forsberg.
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Definitely more positives to take away from this game. Forsberg had to stand on his head tonight and did that through two periods. Deserved that third star. Early I know, but I think he can be just as good as Darling.
Defense will need to step up if we are going to win close games, though I've been happy for the most part. If Crow can play like he has most of his career, he'll pick them up enough to be serviceable. Our top 9 looks deadly and Hayden might get 20+ goals this year.
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Oct 13, 2017, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by IlliniJim20
Replay may as well be abolished.
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I don't really understand how they do it. In the past, they had a War Room in Toronto look at all the replays. Now, it seems like the linesmen have a hand held device, and they make the final call.
Either way, they couldn't have been more wrong on the outcome of that. Clearly offside. You're right, might as well abolish it.
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Oct 13, 2017, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by bdutts
I don't really understand how they do it. In the past, they had a War Room in Toronto look at all the replays. Now, it seems like the linesmen have a hand held device, and they make the final call.
Either way, they couldn't have been more wrong on the outcome of that. Clearly offside. You're right, might as well abolish it.
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So many bad, obvious blown calls. And yes, even in favor of the Hawks last year v. Minnesota I think.
Boggles the mind.
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Oct 13, 2017, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by IlliniJim20
Replay may as well be abolished.
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Still not sure it was the right call but the officials didn’t rule that the Minnesota player wasn’t offsides when he played the puck. They ruled that the Blackhawks played the puck back into their own zone which nullifies the offsides. If you watch the whole play, Toews plays it back to Seabrook and it jumps over his stick and I don’t think the Wild player ever touches it in the neutral zone. If you play the puck back into your own zone there is no offsides.
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Oct 15, 2017, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Illinoise
Still not sure it was the right call but the officials didn’t rule that the Minnesota player wasn’t offsides when he played the puck. They ruled that the Blackhawks played the puck back into their own zone which nullifies the offsides. If you watch the whole play, Toews plays it back to Seabrook and it jumps over his stick and I don’t think the Wild player ever touches it in the neutral zone. If you play the puck back into your own zone there is no offsides.
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This is right. The issue is with "playing". Playing means in control of the puck. The puck bounced off of Seabrook's skate. That is definitely not in control of the puck. so yeah, if the Preds guy was in his offensive zone and Seabrook staked into that zone with the puck and the Preds guy stripped him of the puck, it would not be offside.
The NHL blew it yet again.
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Oct 15, 2017, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by KBLEE
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Broke Foligno's face with that punch.
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Oct 31, 2017, 11:05 AM
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Location: south of Curtis, off 1st
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Originally Posted by Joel Goodson
After a torrid start, the Hawks have lapsed into mediocrity. Way too early to push the panic button, but the team needs to right the ship.
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Time for the vets : Toews, Keith , Kane & Sharp to step up and show leadership
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