Columbus is in our division. Boston is nothing to worry about this season. St. Louis is doing alright but nothing to worry about.

I would love to move to Montreal.

Butttt I will stick with my hometown Wings and ride this wave as far as it guides us.

Those were only examples of "average" teams, Mr. ImIn1stPlaceOfTheH2FHockeyPool.
Things are about to change though. Give me.. uhhh.. a week ?

note: I watched that movie to too long ago. Good f..king stuff ahah My favourite part was when the "cheater"/"tricker" (don't remember his name) got caught by the cop. That was hilarious lol Overall an awesome movie. I'm a poker player too btw, which made me automatically love it anyway.

I will be waiting. I got the guy who isn't there this week.

Just an FYI Detroit is 11 points ahead of No. 2 Vancouver in the Western Conference.

I love how the Detroit announcers openly criticize the refs calling penalties, or rather the new rules.

Originally Posted by skeRer

Dairy, I would recommand you to Move to either St-Louis, Columbus or Boston, if you want some more challenge, I don't know. Living in Detroit has to be pretty boring, hockey wise ahah. I mean, there's no challenge, you guys are f.cking beastly/dominating (or you can move to Montréal, that could be pretty cool).

Chicago will be changing that in the next few years .

Originally Posted by Cursed Lemon

I love how the Detroit announcers openly criticize the refs calling penalties, or rather the new rules.

Mickey Redmond is such a goof. He loves to say the most random bullsh.t.

O and Skerer your talking about Worm (played by Edward Norton).

Originally Posted by Cursed Lemon

I love how the Detroit announcers openly criticize the refs calling penalties, or rather the new rules.

That sliding tackle by Hasek on Gaborik was probably in the top five of the funniest things i've ever seen in hockey.

Originally Posted by Vagrant

That sliding tackle by Hasek on Gaborik was probably in the top five of the funniest things i've ever seen in hockey.

And then he's like, "I didn't do anything!"

Oh whuttt !? I just watched the video on youtube and AHAHAH that's hilarious LOL
I don't think Hasek should have got a penalty though. Gaborik had his head down, Hasek made the right play.

The general rule is that if a goaltender gets the puck first then he's alright. However, that rule is usually in reference to stick on puck contact as opposed to body on body contact. They blew the call on the ice and called it some obstruction penalty but it should have been a clipping penalty. He pretty much submarined him. Contact below the knees is bad news. However, it's Dom. You can't hate him for that. He made that move cool before duran duran was.