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[Aquaman]

Originally posted by: NutBucket

Originally posted by: Aquaman

Originally posted by: NutBucket
Damn, that Duck's game was depressing, and I didn't even watch it! I think you'll put away Carolina easily if my desecrated Kings skated to a tie certianly your boys will put 'em away.

But we play Florida today

You know that your team is in trouble when the two sedins are on a breakaway and score

ps. did you see the vid cap of the breakaway in the above posts?

Cheers,
Aquaman

Damn, now I'm getting football and hockey mixed up. Maybe I should just go read my anthro

LOL.......... just open the book & put it uunder your pillow Works all the time....................... at getting D-

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[oldfoof]

How bout we win tonight , ! eh! comon nucks Oh and maybe Bert will stop the fancy passing and SHOOT! ok nuff said

7 o clock commin soon woot

 

[sandorski]

woot

Go Canucks Go!

 

[Loggerman]

heard B. Ried might play tonite

 

[Loggerman]

Game On :beer:

 

[Loggerman]

Whoot

Bradon Ried gets to play.
I just loved his play last year.

 

[sandorski]

Blarg, someone needs to rap the knuckles of the camera guy with a hockey stick!

 

[sandorski]

Nice goal by Bure. Unfortunetly it isn't 10 years ago and his name isn't Pavel.

 

[sandorski]

wooot H Sedin! game tied

 

[sandorski]

Hmm, I seem to be neffing alone.

 

[sandorski]

woot Jovo, ticked off and dishing it out.

 

[sandorski]

Wow! Great OT! Ends in tie though.

 

[oldfoof]

Jovo, gota love it when he fights

All and all good game great 3rd and ot. That penalty was lame tho in ot.

Bert had a solid game! Weclome back bert of old !

 

[Loggerman]

Well the end of the game and o/t were exciting.

Still don't understand why they wait till the end of a game to get going.Or hav'ta' come from behind.

Must be practicing for the playoffs.

See my buddy Ried won the faceoff for the first goal.Hope he stays up for a few games atleast.Not sure what his faceoff % was ,but I see he won a few.:beer:

 

[oldfoof]

Originally posted by: Loggerman
Well the end of the game and o/t were exciting.

Still don't understand why they wait till the end of a game to get going.Or hav'ta' come from behind.

Must be practicing for the playoffs.

See my buddy Ried won the faceoff for the first goal.Hope he stays up for a few games atleast.Not sure what his faceoff % was ,but I see he won a few.:beer:

Yeah I dont know why! Its a weird one! If canucks could play that way for 60 min Holy Shitz it would be great! Maybe its a preview for the payoffs Sure hope so . Cant wait for the non stop action.

I was really pleased with morrison tonight he won quite a few key face-offs

 

[Aquaman]

Woot

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[silverpig]

Yeah, it was a good third/ot for sure. They really came on there at the end.

 

[Aquaman]

Sedin scores equalizer in Canucks tie

Canadian Press
1/12/2004

VANCOUVER (CP) - Mattias Ohlund and Henrik Sedin scored third-period goals as the Vancouver Canucks rallied from a two-goal deficit for a 2-2 tie with the Florida Panthers on Sunday night.

Sedin tied the game at 13:34 when he took brother Daniel's pass from behind the net and beat goaltender Steve Shields with a shot from the edge of the crease.

The goal was only Sedin's fifth of the season but it was his third in the last four games.

Ohlund got the comeback started at 7:02, taking Markus Naslund's pass and scoring on a low shot. Trevor Linden helped set up the goal with a solid forecheck.

Alex Auld made 29 saves for the Northwest Division-leading Canucks (24-11-7-2), who are winless in their last four home games. Since their last regulation win at GM place on Nov. 8, they have four overtime victories, five losses and four ties.

Valeri Bure scored twice for the Panthers, who also blew a third-period lead Saturday in a 4-2 loss to Calgary. They had a great chance to beat the Canucks in overtime on a power play, but Auld outguessed Olli Jokinen with a diving stop.

The Panthers (14-19-10-2) have two wins, a loss and a tie in their last four outings. Florida is 0-3-5-0 in Vancouver since 1994.

Bure's second goal came late in the middle period just as the Canucks had killed off the front end of a two-man Florida advantage.

He beat Auld with a top-corner wrist shot from the top of the face-off circle.

Bure, who scored an overtime winner Thursday in Philadelphia, got his first goal off a turnover by Ohlund. The unassisted effort was another high shot over Auld's glove.

The goal came in the final minute of a first period in which the Panthers, playing their second game in as many nights, outshot the Canucks 8-3.

Nathan Horton earlier hit the post behind Auld when a miscommunication between Naslund and Brent Sopel led to another turnover in the Vancouver end.

Horton injured his left shoulder when he slid into the end boards in the first period and did not return.

Notes: Vancouver defenceman Sami Salo returned to the lineup after missing eight games with a charley horse. ... Missing Canucks were Magnus Arvedson (back), Matt Cooke (knee) and Artem Chubarov (undisclosed injury). ... Centre Brandon Reid was called up by Vancouver from the AHL Manitoba Moose. ... Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo had the night off after starting a team-record 18th consecutive game Saturday in Calgary. ... This was the only meeting of the season between the two clubs.

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[Aquaman]

Canucks vs Coyotes 6pm PST on Sports Net Pacific

Go Canucks Go!!!

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[Aquaman]

Canucks face Boucher and Coyotes

Sports Ticker
1/13/2004

GLENDALE, Arizona (Ticker) - After having his shutout streak halted, goaltender Brian Boucher will try to extend his personal 10-game unbeaten streak as the Phoenix Coyotes host the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night.

Boucher set a modern NHL record with five straight shutouts before allowing a power-play goal to Randy Robitaille 6:16 into the first period of Sunday's 1-1 tie with the Atlanta Thrashers.

The 27-year-old Boucher entered the season with seven shutouts in 148 career games. He is 6-0-4 since a 1-0 setback at Atlanta on November 23 and on Monday was named the NHL's Defensive Player of the Week for the second straight time. Boucher made 146 saves during the streak, which is the third-longest in NHL history.

Daymond Langkow scored for the third time in four games at 6:21 of the third period Sunday to stretch Phoenix's unbeaten streak to six games (5-0-1). Prior to that stretch, the Coyotes lost two of three contests, with Sean Burke in the nets.

The Canucks posted consecutive wins before Sunday's 2-2 tie with the Florida Panthers. Defenseman Mattias Ohlund and Henrik Sedin scored third-period goals for Vancouver. Ohlund had committed a turnover late in the first period, leading to Florida's first goal.

Vancouver is 4-0-2 in the last six meetings with Phoenix, including a win and a tie in two matchups this season.

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[Loggerman]

6 oclock
Well it's a date.:beer:
The Mrs. is getting :|,says I'm watching to much.
Oh well,what I'll do to support the team

Game On

 

[sandorski]

Originally posted by: Loggerman
6 oclock
Well it's a date.:beer:
The Mrs. is getting :|,says I'm watching to much.
Oh well,what I'll do to support the team

Game On

Tell her you love her, consult the Canucks schedule and make reservations at a Fine Restaurant(when the 'nucks are not playing!), give her

s and :gift:s maybe some fine :wine: and some romantic :music:

 

[silverpig]

Originally posted by: Loggerman
6 oclock
Well it's a date.:beer:
The Mrs. is getting :|,says I'm watching to much.
Oh well,what I'll do to support the team

Game On

You're the one from the commercial aren't ya?

Do you love me more than xxxxx?
Yes.
Do you love me more than yyyyy?
Of course.
Do you love me more than the Canucks?
Uh....

Honey?!?!?!

I'm thinking I'm thinking...

 

[sandorski]

woot nazzy

 

[sandorski]

jovo woohoo