Doc Holliday said:Impressive?? They allowed 45 shots!!! The only one impressive on the ice for them was Crystobal Huet!
yeah, it really sucks to have good goaltending
which is something Toronto doesn't have!
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yeah, it really sucks to have good goaltending
which is something Toronto doesn't have!Doc Holliday said:
Aw shit, Doc - looks like the Leafs were unlucky again on Saturday in their 5-1 humiliation loss to the Coyotes. Oh well, at least no one can say Toronto choked in this one...since they were never in the freakin game!
What a hopeless and pathetic bunch of losers, but - to be fair, they're very aptly carrying on the 40 year tradition of ineptitude that all Hogtown hockey teams have established.
Good move by Maurice in pulling Raycroft, not that it mattered (not that it's likely ever to matter with this national embarrassment of a "team").
At least Montreal is in 5th place, while the Toronto Make Beliefs are 14th tied with the last place Caps with a league low 8 wins
http://www.nhl.com/nhl/app?service=page&page=StandingsPage
The Make-Me-Laughs might end up with a top 5 pick, but they'll probably trade it away for another third string goalie
tied with the last place Caps with a league low 8 wins http://www.nhl.com/nhl/app?service=page&page=StandingsPage
The Make-Me-Laughs might end up with a top 5 pick, but they'll probably trade it away for another third string goalie
Doc I'm glad to discover that you have finally seen the light and are admitting the truth. In fact I think you're being hard on Maurice - as I've said before he and Sundin are the only two worthwhile elements of the team. The poor coach can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit!
Face it: neither team is very good but a goaltender is part of the team. If the Leafs as a team (including the goaltender) "dominated" the Habs as a team (including the goaltender), they would have been winners -not losers again. And, like them or not, shootouts are now part of the game. In a battle of two bad teams, the Leafs lost.
Doc Holliday said:
Where have we heard that one before
It's the Make-Me-Laffs who will be on the outside looking in when the regular season ends while the Habs prepare for a long stretch run in the playoffs - book it! Wings assistant G.M. on Toronto: "Why would I want to go there"
http://blog.mlive.com/snapshots/2007/11/leaf_lust_isnt_pretty_but_wing/print.html
Can't blame him, who would want anything to do with that loser organization
http://blog.mlive.com/snapshots/2007/11/leaf_lust_isnt_pretty_but_wing/print.html
Can't blame him, who would want anything to do with that loser organization
gohabsgo said:Wings assistant G.M. on Toronto: "Why would I want to go there"
http://blog.mlive.com/snapshots/2007/11/leaf_lust_isnt_pretty_but_wing/print.html
Can't blame him, who would want anything to do with that loser organization
Excellent article gohabs. Also, rumours are circulating that the Leafs have approached inmates in all Canadian prisons offering a full pardon if they would become the new Leafs GM. The response was unanimous: everyone said they would rather serve their complete sentence, possibly with additional time tacked on.
Motto: Toronto, it sure ain't pretty - in fact it's damned ugly!
Doc Holliday said:The Leafs easily beat Atlanta tonight. The whole team played great. Doc is back on their bandwagon. Golf Leafs Golf!!
a lucky win against a bad and struggling Atlanta team
- don't get too comfortable on the Maple Loaf bandwagon - you'll be jumping off after Pittsburgh beats Toronto tomorrow night!
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Can't argue with you Doc. Like I've been saying for years, the Leafs and the Habs don't belong in the NHL. They're both damn lucky there are no longer only six teams.
In fact, of the hallowed Original Six, only the Red Wings have been consistently good over the past decade...and I have to admit that even the Wings had some bad times before the arrival of Stevie Y. Like the great organization they are, however, they rebounded...unlike Toronto (mired in four decades of uselessness) and Montreal.
In fact, of the hallowed Original Six, only the Red Wings have been consistently good over the past decade...and I have to admit that even the Wings had some bad times before the arrival of Stevie Y. Like the great organization they are, however, they rebounded...unlike Toronto (mired in four decades of uselessness) and Montreal.
joelcairo said:
So what do you make of the 90's? They played great hockey once Cliff Fletcher & Ken Dryden took charge & were led by Doug Gilmour. What about the 70's when they played very good hockey for the most part (great coach behind the bench...Roger Neilson) and knocked off the Islanders in the quarter-finals when Lanny McDonald scored in OT in the 7th game?? I'll admit the 80's sucked until that ol' fuck Ballard finally kicked the can!
Doc Holliday said:
You seem to watch this show every night on TQS and you're looking to buy tickets for tomorrow nights Habs game - I susupect you're really a closet Habs fan
Doc Holliday said:
The 90's? At least the Habs won a Stanley Cup in the 1990's! How many Stanley Cups did the Maple Laffs win in the 90's? ... yeah, that's what I thought ... ZERO
The Maple Losers must have at least made the Stanley Cup finals? at least once in the 90's when "They played great hockey once Cliff Fletcher & Ken Dryden took charge & were led by Doug Gilmour." ? nope ... not a sniff of the finals
Doc Holliday said:
The 70's? WOW!!! The Maple Losers actually won a playoff series in the 70's!!! meanwhile, the Habs won 6 Stanley Cups in the 70's!
A lucky win for the Laffs against a tired Pittsburgh team that played the night before and didn't seem to have much energy, so even a bottom feeding team like the Maple Losers can come away with a fortunate win. The Habs (who also played the previous night) were simply the victims of a few unlucky bounces!
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