YAYYYYYYYYY CANUCKS!!!
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I'll only say. Wooot woot! As I said, Luongo = wet paper towel
Timmy Thomas = Steel Wall (brick wall just doesn't seem strong enough to describe him)
Love this! GO B's!0 -
I'll only say. Wooot woot! As I said, Luongo = wet paper towel
Timmy Thomas = Steel Wall (brick wall just doesn't seem strong enough to describe him)
He's quite the man isn't he - and a feisty one. I'm proud to say he's from my hometown! Maybe if Boston wins he'll bring the cup back and I'll get to go see it.0 -
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What a brutal game last night!!!!!!!! I have to admit Boston deserved to win those two games. Canucks sucked!!! I am a Canucks fan...and still think they can bring the cup home. Just had to mention that Boston did deserve to win those games. If your going to play ****ty you dont deserve to win.
All of that aside.....Its not Luongo's fault....I love Luongo..he's great and because of him they made it this far!!!( I hate when everyone blames the goalie) The rest of the Canucks players need to wake up!!! Lets hope Friday being at home helps them out. VANCOUVER FANS DESERVE THE CUP THIS YEAR!!!!0 -
Yeah thanks for losing again Canucks!!!! Gooooo BAAAAAWWWWSTIN!!!0
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you guys notice?
Monday's game, Neely was honorary captain (he was number 8), we scored 8
Last night, Orr was honorary captain (he was number 4), we scored 4.
I say we make Bourque captain for next game (his original number was 7) I'll live with 7.
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you guys notice?
Monday's game, Neely was honorary captain (he was number 8), we scored 8
Last night, Orr was honorary captain (he was number 4), we scored 4.
I say we make Bourque captain for next game (his original number was 7) I'll live with 7.0 -
you guys notice?
Monday's game, Neely was honorary captain (he was number 8), we scored 8
Last night, Orr was honorary captain (he was number 4), we scored 4.
I say we make Bourque captain for next game (his original number was 7) I'll live with 7.
You're just sore because the Canooks traded away Neely for a bag of pucks. Essentially giving away one of the best bangers of all time for an aging Barry Peterson, not to mention we got a 1st round pick which ended up being Glen Wesley who was no slouch either.0 -
you guys notice?
Monday's game, Neely was honorary captain (he was number 8), we scored 8
Last night, Orr was honorary captain (he was number 4), we scored 4.
I say we make Bourque captain for next game (his original number was 7) I'll live with 7.
You're just sore because the Canooks traded away Neely for a bag of pucks. Essentially giving away one of the best bangers of all time for an aging Barry Peterson, not to mention we got a 1st round pick which ended up being Glen Wesley who was no slouch either.0 -
When Bruins fans die, they bury them 12 feet deep instead of 6. They do this because, deep down, they are good people.0
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How many Boston Bruin fan jokes are there?
One. The rest are true stories.
haha..sorry just cant help myself:)0 -
you guys notice?
Monday's game, Neely was honorary captain (he was number 8), we scored 8
Last night, Orr was honorary captain (he was number 4), we scored 4.
I say we make Bourque captain for next game (his original number was 7) I'll live with 7.
You're just sore because the Canooks traded away Neely for a bag of pucks. Essentially giving away one of the best bangers of all time for an aging Barry Peterson, not to mention we got a 1st round pick which ended up being Glen Wesley who was no slouch either.
Whoa whoa whoa, You can say all you want about the Canucks being the better regular season team, and I'd agree with 90% of it. But lets take a bit of a step back from the whole Americans are not as much fans thing. Maybe not ALL of the US is, but here in Boston, we're rabid about our hockey. I mean, come on, how many other areas have as much top tier college hockey as the north east? Boston U., Maine, UNH, Merrimack, UMass Lowell, UMass Amherst, Providence, Harvard, Northeastern, Vermont. All huge hockey schools and all within about 250 miles of each other. If you came to Boston this week, I think you might be floored with the amount of presence the Bruins have. Boston is a Hockey town, plain and simple. We've been a hockey town for decades, heck, back when Orr and Espisito played, all the way through Terry O'Reilly and Rick Middleton, to Andy Moog and Cam Neely, right up till now, we love our hockey here, and you couldn't walk 20 feet in Boston without seeing a Bruins banner or logo. And with about 2 Million folks in this area, that's a lot of Bruins jerseys!0 -
A Boston Bruin fan goes into a pharmacy to but some condoms.
"That'll be $8.99 plus the tax", says the cashier.
Shaking his head, the Bruins fan replies, "Forget the tacks. I always use glue".0 -
you guys notice?
Monday's game, Neely was honorary captain (he was number 8), we scored 8
Last night, Orr was honorary captain (he was number 4), we scored 4.
I say we make Bourque captain for next game (his original number was 7) I'll live with 7.
You're just sore because the Canooks traded away Neely for a bag of pucks. Essentially giving away one of the best bangers of all time for an aging Barry Peterson, not to mention we got a 1st round pick which ended up being Glen Wesley who was no slouch either.
Whoa whoa whoa, You can say all you want about the Canucks being the better regular season team, and I'd agree with 90% of it. But lets take a bit of a step back from the whole Americans are not as much fans thing. Maybe not ALL of the US is, but here in Boston, we're rabid about our hockey. I mean, come on, how many other areas have as much top tier college hockey as the north east? Boston U., Maine, UNH, Merrimack, UMass Lowell, UMass Amherst, Providence, Harvard, Northeastern, Vermont. All huge hockey schools and all within about 250 miles of each other. If you came to Boston this week, I think you might be floored with the amount of presence the Bruins have. Boston is a Hockey town, plain and simple. We've been a hockey town for decades, heck, back when Orr and Espisito played, all the way through Terry O'Reilly and Rick Middleton, to Andy Moog and Cam Neely, right up till now, we love our hockey here, and you couldn't walk 20 feet in Boston without seeing a Bruins banner or logo. And with about 2 Million folks in this area, that's a lot of Bruins jerseys!
Regular season...no I meant right through the playoffs.....best overall...they had two ****ty games recently..thats about all Glad you can admit some of that.0 -
nuff said...:drinker:0
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you guys notice?
Monday's game, Neely was honorary captain (he was number 8), we scored 8
Last night, Orr was honorary captain (he was number 4), we scored 4.
I say we make Bourque captain for next game (his original number was 7) I'll live with 7.
You're just sore because the Canooks traded away Neely for a bag of pucks. Essentially giving away one of the best bangers of all time for an aging Barry Peterson, not to mention we got a 1st round pick which ended up being Glen Wesley who was no slouch either.
Whoa whoa whoa, You can say all you want about the Canucks being the better regular season team, and I'd agree with 90% of it. But lets take a bit of a step back from the whole Americans are not as much fans thing. Maybe not ALL of the US is, but here in Boston, we're rabid about our hockey. I mean, come on, how many other areas have as much top tier college hockey as the north east? Boston U., Maine, UNH, Merrimack, UMass Lowell, UMass Amherst, Providence, Harvard, Northeastern, Vermont. All huge hockey schools and all within about 250 miles of each other. If you came to Boston this week, I think you might be floored with the amount of presence the Bruins have. Boston is a Hockey town, plain and simple. We've been a hockey town for decades, heck, back when Orr and Espisito played, all the way through Terry O'Reilly and Rick Middleton, to Andy Moog and Cam Neely, right up till now, we love our hockey here, and you couldn't walk 20 feet in Boston without seeing a Bruins banner or logo. And with about 2 Million folks in this area, that's a lot of Bruins jerseys!
Regular season...no I meant right through the playoffs.....best overall...they had two ****ty games recently..thats about all Glad you can admit some of that.
pretty sure right now, the Canucks aren't any better than the Bruins, and judging by the Goal totals, I'd say quite a bit worse. And you guys aren't even missing your top line forward either (although some say that's debatable if you look at the play of tweedle dee and tweedle dum over the last 4 games)0 -
you guys notice?
Monday's game, Neely was honorary captain (he was number 8), we scored 8
Last night, Orr was honorary captain (he was number 4), we scored 4.
I say we make Bourque captain for next game (his original number was 7) I'll live with 7.
You're just sore because the Canooks traded away Neely for a bag of pucks. Essentially giving away one of the best bangers of all time for an aging Barry Peterson, not to mention we got a 1st round pick which ended up being Glen Wesley who was no slouch either.
Whoa whoa whoa, You can say all you want about the Canucks being the better regular season team, and I'd agree with 90% of it. But lets take a bit of a step back from the whole Americans are not as much fans thing. Maybe not ALL of the US is, but here in Boston, we're rabid about our hockey. I mean, come on, how many other areas have as much top tier college hockey as the north east? Boston U., Maine, UNH, Merrimack, UMass Lowell, UMass Amherst, Providence, Harvard, Northeastern, Vermont. All huge hockey schools and all within about 250 miles of each other. If you came to Boston this week, I think you might be floored with the amount of presence the Bruins have. Boston is a Hockey town, plain and simple. We've been a hockey town for decades, heck, back when Orr and Espisito played, all the way through Terry O'Reilly and Rick Middleton, to Andy Moog and Cam Neely, right up till now, we love our hockey here, and you couldn't walk 20 feet in Boston without seeing a Bruins banner or logo. And with about 2 Million folks in this area, that's a lot of Bruins jerseys!
Regular season...no I meant right through the playoffs.....best overall...they had two ****ty games recently..thats about all Glad you can admit some of that.
pretty sure right now, the Canucks aren't any better than the Bruins, and judging by the Goal totals, I'd say quite a bit worse. And you guys aren't even missing your top line forward either (although some say that's debatable if you look at the play of tweedle dee and tweedle dum over the last 4 games)0 -
Looks like someone (37mom) always has to have the last word around here... please remove your head from your lower crevice and just speak for yourself when it comes to who has a bigger hockey fan base. I don't think Canada would appreciate you speaking for their whole country just as I wouldn't speak for my whole country.
Have you ever been to Boston before? Boston is one of the largest sports meccas in the United States and there is plenty of history behind this town. Everywhere I go, no matter what time of year it is - I see Bruins jerseys, banners, flags, etc. The same goes for the Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics. Granted, I do see more Bruins and Red Sox paraphenalia than the others but we stand behind our teams!!! The Bruins have worked hard every year and have creeped SO.CLOSE to getting to the Stanley Cup playoffs. I truly feel they deserve it this year as well and I am proud of this team.
Everyone who is a fan will support their own team until the end. I get that.... but you have really taken it to another level here... and not a good level. I usually respect people, in general, even if I don't know them. However, I would prefer to not know you... I seem to have lost some respect for you.0 -
Hey - I take exception to the Americans are not hockey fans comment. I'm a Red Wings fan, and here in Hockeytown we have a HUGE hockey following. I mean, its being debated if we'll transfer to the Eastern Conference with the move of Atlanta because the West teams don't want to lose our pull. The ticket prices to most road games are inflated because they know Detroit will pull fans in to pay them. Here in HOCKEYTOWN we love our men in the winged wheel. I mean look - we are following hockey still and our team was eliminated two rounds ago...how's that for loving hockey?!0
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Looks like someone (37mom) always has to have the last word around here... please remove your head from your lower crevice and just speak for yourself when it comes to who has a bigger hockey fan base. I don't think Canada would appreciate you speaking for their whole country just as I wouldn't speak for my whole country.
Have you ever been to Boston before? Boston is one of the largest sports meccas in the United States and there is plenty of history behind this town. Everywhere I go, no matter what time of year it is - I see Bruins jerseys, banners, flags, etc. The same goes for the Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics. Granted, I do see more Bruins and Red Sox paraphenalia than the others but we stand behind our teams!!! The Bruins have worked hard every year and have creeped SO.CLOSE to getting to the Stanley Cup playoffs. I truly feel they deserve it this year as well and I am proud of this team.
Everyone who is a fan will support their own team until the end. I get that.... but you have really taken it to another level here... and not a good level. I usually respect people, in general, even if I don't know them. However, I would prefer to not know you... I seem to have lost some respect for you.0
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