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Running 2007 NHL regular season thread

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FSN's Jim Watson congratulates Kopitar on his game-winning goal ... in overtime. Dude, it's a shootout goal, not an OT goal. Brutal.
 
Jim Watson's outta there. Jim Fox (who I met at Riviera Country Club at the Nissan Open earlier this year and was very cool) is now providing the analysis. Much better.
 
Flash said:
Oh dear, Jeanneret is just awful ... thinks it's friggin' soccer.

He's an acquired taste.

His May Day call (on Brad May's series winning OT goal over the Bruins) is one of the greatest calls in all of hockey.

Here's the TSN Top Ten...MayDay is #1 of course.



And now he's got Harry Neale in the booth with him
 
From the Calgary Sun:

"You'd think that we'd learned from that (Nashville) experience," said Flames head coach Mike Keenan, who was asked if they got too comfortable with the wide margin over an explosive Avalanche team.

"There is no explanation for it without that explanation. They quit playing."
 
GB-Hack said:
Someone needs to get some heated blades to the Thrashers. They are looking awful, and are a period away from 0-6, down 3-0 to the Flyers.

It's my fault, I was out covering a volleyball tournament and as soon as I stepped in the door of my apartment to turn on Versus, the Flyers scored twice within a minute. This team/franchise/organization/city needs an enema.
 
Flash said:
Amen.

But he's right. They did quit.

And poor Canadiens. Huet is brilliant, holding up a 1-0 first period lead. Florida scores with 10 seconds left and then wins in a shootout.
 

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