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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that if the B's win or lose they won't be rioting. There will be tons of people in the streets partying, screaming, etc but you won't see any cop cars on fire I bet. Boston fans are way classier than Habs fans. ;-)

Class ?
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Maybe it's just that you haven't been to Boston lately or ever ?
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Sorry Special K but on this one... your credibility = -5% !

Have fun ! or Cheers as we say down there !:lol:
 

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A question for you expert hockey fans and astute bettors. Sedin has guaranteed a Canucks victory in game 7. Should I withdraw the balance in my savings account and bet it on the Canucks based on this guarantee? Is this something I can count on?

One other question. I noticed that the Canucks have gotten absolutely mugged in all 3 games in Boston. Has any Stanley Cup champion been outscored 17-3 in the 3 away games? I don't remember any championship team having the crap beaten out of them like this on the opponent's home ice.
 

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I didnt see any police cars set on fire, people getting beat up, businesses getting their windows smashed and looted, yea the poor kid in the restroom but hey, sticks and stones, big deal. I have to agree with Special K on this one JHFan.

 

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A question for you expert hockey fans and astute bettors. Sedin has guaranteed a Canucks victory in game 7. Should I withdraw the balance in my savings account and bet it on the Canucks based on this guarantee? Is this something I can count on?

One other question. I noticed that the Canucks have gotten absolutely mugged in all 3 games in Boston. Has any Stanley Cup champion been outscored 17-3 in the 3 away games? I don't remember any championship team having the crap beaten out of them like this on the opponent's home ice.
 

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Hey boys,

I didnt see any police cars set on fire, people getting beat up, businesses getting their windows smashed and looted, yea the poor kid in the restroom but hey, sticks and stones, big deal. I have to agree with Special K on this one JHFan.

Well, in every city there is usually some element of rioting when Championships are won, but nothing has happened in Boston yet. Had this been Montreal in the finals I have no doubt the Ole Ole Ole boys would have subjected the city to their favorite car-be-que celebration methods after each of all three previous rounds. At least Boston fans celebrate real championships, they don't just look for excuses to smash...loot...and burn any time. Every businessman in the Ste. Catherine area should send the Bruins thank you cards for knocking out the Canadiens in the first round to spare them the enormous damages.

Sedin can make all of the guarantees he wants since he's been little but hot air in this series. Coming from one of the two allegedly amazing brothers, who have only 2 goals and 1 assist between them versus Boston, making such a boast is little more than an attempt to be noticed by supposed superstars who have barely shown up or been relevant in the finals. Whatever happens it won't be because of someone trying to use a desperate boast to pump up his team, which has eked out three 1-goal wins and gotten slaughtered otherwise.

Yes, it's still 3-3 no matter what the goals totals are, but this is all or nothing and the Bruins physical advantages together with do or die motivation should make this game more like the ones that have been played in Boston, not Vancouver.

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At least Boston fans celebrate real championships, they don't just look for excuses to smash...loot...and burn any time.

Like game 7th with Tampa ? :eyebrows:

I didnt see any police cars set on fire, people getting beat up, businesses getting their windows smashed and looted, yea the poor kid in the restroom but hey, sticks and stones, big deal. I have to agree with Special K on this one JHFan.

Not me ! 2 deaths outweigh windows, cop cars and property damages !
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How does that have anything to do with bruins or habs fans? That was not even after a Hockey game :confused:

Read the posts Iggy, we said Boston fans both SK and me.

Also...unless you're from another planet, the majority of 'thugs' in one city who riot, usually riot for any sport event.

The truth is simply that if there's a riot in Mtrl, it goes worldwide, but if there's any in the states ? It's normal, we're used to see people getting shot or killed :rolleyes:

It's just another twoface way to say that its better in the states.

Aside Boston and Vancouver ever heard about Denver 1996, 1998 and 1999 ? Michigan 1997, 2003, 2008 ? Los Angeles 2000, 2009 and 2010 ? Maryland 2001, 2002 ? Ohio 2002 and Minnesota 2003 ?

And that's only a small list of them !

So since Vancouver might loose and they did riot in 1994 when they lost to Rangers... you might see one this year also !

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So who should we put the big bucks on for this game? Canucks or Bruins? Forget about loyalties. Who is going to get the job done with the big stakes on the line? Nobody seems to want to answer.
 
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JH...first off, apparently you didn't get my sarcasm with the wink face at the end, no biggie. On another note, I didn't check all your links posted but the first one in the 2nd batch, what are you getting at, the fans are doing absolutely nothing wrong but being a large crowd and yelling, oh wait, they knocked over one trash barrell!!! No cop cars on fire, looters breaking into store fronts, fights, etc just as we see annually in Montreal. Lol. As far as the deaths you and Iggy brought up, that wasn't fan on fan violence or anything of the sort, complete accidents by the cops is what that was.

Sorry JH...You lose this one!
 

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Tough call as this series has been the craziest one ever i think. BUT, if you go with the way things have gone so far, then your money goes on Vancouver. I think the hometown crowd will be the deciding factor and push the Nucks to victory. They might actually win by more than ONE goal!
So who should we put the big bucks on for this game? Canucks or Bruins? Forget about loyalties. Who is going to get the job done with the big stakes on the line? Nobody seems to want to answer.
 

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As far as the deaths you and Iggy brought up, that wasn't fan on fan violence or anything of the sort, complete accidents by the cops is what that was.

Victoria Snelgrove was hit in the eye by pepper-pellets fired by a Boston police officer. She was hit as police tried to deal with the fans who got out of control.
Read more: http://www.wmur.com/news/3852283/detail.html#ixzz1PNQJaDrY


Victoria Snelgrove was a bystander in a crowd that authorities estimated numbered between 60,000 and 80,000 people. The mob poured into the streets around Fenway Park and Kenmore Square after the American League Championship Series game, some revelers setting fires and vandalizing cars and stores.
Read more: http://www.koat.com/news/3841878/detail.html#ixzz1PNQnVJJ9

Did I mentionned 2001 also in Denver ?
Apparetly it wasn't as violent as the years before... "bonfires in the middle of one street, bottles tossed toward police..."

Here you go... Peaceful Bostonians :)

Anyway get ready for tonight ! and good luck to both teams !
 
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Whichever team wins will be a deserving champion (although certainly not a great champion). Both teams are okay. Thomas will probably deservedly win the Smythe whether he wins or loses the Cup. It would be nice to see Mark Recchi go out with one last Cup but on the other hand the Vancouver fans have acted with a lot more class than the Boston ones. Also there are NO sportscatsers anywhere who are such flagrant homers as in Boston.

My preference would have been # 1 Detroit or # 2 Tampa Bay (coincidentally these teams are led by the two best GMs in hockey - # 1 the great Ken Holland, second best GM of all time, behind only Sam Pollock, and # 2 Steve Yzerman who proved to be a wizard in his FIRST year on the job).

But after those two favorite picks, any team can win as long it's not Toronto - and of course we NEVER have to worry about that, especially with Brian "More Cheese Please" Burke as GM. If Boston wins, it means EVERY ONE of the Original Six will have won the Cup in the last 18 years EXCEPT of course the Leafs, who haven't even made it to the finals in 44 (!!!) years and counting. (Detroit of course has won FOUR Cups in the last decade and a half!) If Vancouver wins, ALMOST every current Canadian team will have won in the last 25 year s(Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton, Calgary). Of current Canadian teams (can't count Winnipeg this season) ONLY the Leafs (no surprise as usual) and the Senators will not have won - but at least the Sens got to the final! Furthermore the Sens rate to improve significantly next year given that they will be coached by Paul Maclean, who has received the usual top-notch training working for the best organization in professional sports, the great Detroit Red Wings.
 

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Whichever team wins will be a deserving champion (although certainly not a great champion). Both teams are okay.

This is also my sense. I am not a huge hockey fan but have watched some of the games. I am shocked at how badly Vancouver got beat in Boston and it also seems to me like they got some good breaks in the games they won at home. I don't have a warm and fuzzy feeling about either team, which is why I asked what everyone thought about tonight's game. I think it can go either way. By the ways Vancouver's power play has sucked even worse than Boston's. Have two teams in the finals ever had power plays that sucked moose balls this bad. JC? I mean I thought a power play was supposed to mean an advantage to one team but with these two teams it means nothing.

Luongo's performance in game 6 was a joke. I feel like Thomas has been better than Luongo and that Luongo sucked big dick in game 6.

By the ways has Sedin been that great this series that he should be making predictions or guarantees a la Mark Messier in 1994? Who does he think he is?
 

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By the ways has Sedin been that great this series that he should be making predictions or guarantees a la Mark Messier in 1994? Who does he think he is?

Right on, EB! To paraphrase the Lloyd Bentsen putdown ("You're no John Kennedy"), Sedin is no Mark Messier! When Messier guaranteed a Ranger win in 94 it had credibility because it was Mark Freakin' Messier who said it. People listen to Mark Messier - they DON'T listen to the Sedins, who have both been about as invisible as hockey's original Invisible Man Phil Kessel (!!!) during this final. And Messier INSURED that his boast would come true by playing one of the greatest games of his life that night! The Moose backed up his prediction, adding to his legend.

For Sedin's sake let's hope that his words don't end being as hollow as Luongo's were when he mocked Thomas before game six...and then as you so accurately said "sucked big dick" by giving up THREE early and weak goals, getting himself yanked in the first period, and basically losing the game singlehandedly.
 
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