Yeah, Big Hurt Beer is at Binny's, $1.99 for a 24oz can @ 7%. Two will get you nice and drunk.

 

Is it possible to get that stuff shipped? I don't know alcohol shipping laws.

 

Twitter is gold. Kane and Hossa have nicknamed Carcillo Luigi and its trending on twitter. Hilarious.

Is it possible to get that stuff shipped? I don't know alcohol shipping laws.

If you order from a Binny's within your state, I think it's ok. Or, just find a nice relative who doesn't mind shipping and praying.

The Leddy to Carcillo to Toews play was just special to watch. Carcillos pass showed a really nice touch. Johnny with the backhand roofshot was a great finish.

Sounds like they've shown a lot these last two games. I wish I could have stayed awake to see them.

 

If they stay healthy, this is going to be really fun.

Sounds like they've shown a lot these last two games. I wish I could have stayed awake to see them.

Yes. They are playing quite well.

They are so much better than before and it sounds like they have great team chemistry. There are still a few lapses that let the other team in the game but I assume some of that is having alot of new guys still gelling. The PP could use some work.

Yes. They are playing quite well.

 

And the nice thing is they have done well against solid teams.

The PP could use some work.

 

It's almost identical to the way the cup winning team was that year. Strong PK, below average PP.

They are so much better than before and it sounds like they have great team chemistry. There are still a few lapses that let the other team in the game but I assume some of that is having alot of new guys still gelling. The PP could use some work.

I'm telling everyone. Knock on wood for health, but this team is better than the one that won the Cup two years ago. I pray they stay healthy. They are f***ing relentless.

 

The whole attack is beautiful. With the puck in the zone, they are deadly and use every piece of open real estate. The team, as a whole (even Carcillo, who keeps impressing me) is utilizing Gretzky's Office so well, which keeps the goaltender off his game and makes the d-men work extra hard. That pass from Carcillo to Toews last night was a prime example.

 

As for the rush out of the zone; I'd feel bad for the other teams if it weren't the Hawks dominating them. You go for a line change? You better be ready for a 3 line pass to start another rush. I forget which d-man started a play last night (I think it was IKEA), but he launched the puck out of the zone on a designed play off a faceoff just outside the Hawks' blueline, which skipped off the boards and directly to a streaking Hossa right as he entered Avs territory for a 1-on-1 wrister and a spectacular reaction by Varlamov to keep it out of the net. As someone who has played ice hockey his entire life, making that kind of pass is ridiculous. The Blackhawks have such a unique combination of defensemen who can start a rush... it's magic.

 

If not for Varlamov standing on his head in the 2nd/3rd periods last night, the Hawks win a laugher.

 

/gushing

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I'm telling everyone. Knock on wood for health, but this team is better than the one that won the Cup two years ago. I pray they stay healthy. They are f***ing relentless.

 

The whole attack is beautiful. With the puck in the zone, they are deadly and use every piece of open real estate. The team, as a whole (even Carcillo, who keeps impressing me) is utilizing Gretzky's Office so well, which keeps the goaltender off his game and makes the d-men work extra hard. That pass from Carcillo to Toews last night was a prime example.

 

As for the rush out of the zone; I'd feel bad for the other teams if it weren't the Hawks dominating them. You go for a line change? You better be ready for a 3 line pass to start another rush. I forget which d-man started a play last night (I think it was IKEA), but he launched the puck out of the zone on a designed play off a faceoff just outside the Hawks' blueline, which skipped off the boards and directly to a streaking Hossa right as he entered Avs territory for a 1-on-1 wrister and a spectacular reaction by Varlamov to keep it out of the net. As someone who has played ice hockey his entire life, making that kind of pass is ridiculous. The Blackhawks have such a unique combination of defensemen who can start a rush... it's magic.

 

If not for Varlamov standing on his head in the 2nd/3rd periods last night, the Hawks win a laugher.

 

/gushing

That stop he made in third period was just robbery. I rewatched it like 3 times on the DVR before they came back from commercial.

That stop he made in third period was just robbery. I rewatched it like 3 times on the DVR before they came back from commercial.

 

They didn't trade a first round pick for nothing to get him (and a big gamble at that, since they were in the lottery last year). They are very high on the guy. Ridiculously athletic. And that reminds me, Kruger just can't buy a goal up here.

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They didn't trade a first round pick for nothing to get him (and a big gamble at that, since they were in the lottery last year). They are very high on the guy. Ridiculously athletic. And that reminds me, Kruger just can't buy a goal up here.

 

The kid was impressive, that is for sure. It is funny Pat and Eddie hardly talked about him, but he stole the show for Colorado last night. Chicago has five or six goals if most other goalies are in there. They spent all night talking about the other kid was the #2 pick overall, and he was hardly noticeable on the ice.

It was Hammer with the set play off the face off. Just awesome. This team has alot in common with the Cup Winning team from the back to the front. Hopefully we can stay healthy and Craw's groin doesnt flare up and force us to use Emery.

BTW, did anyone see Saad had 4 goals and a helper last night?

It was Hammer with the set play off the face off. Just awesome. This team has alot in common with the Cup Winning team from the back to the front. Hopefully we can stay healthy and Craw's groin doesnt flare up and force us to use Emery.

Hammer = IKEA

 

Yeah, if Craw missed a decent amount of time, you'd see Salak up here, as he's the superior goaltender, and the organization knows it.

BTW, did anyone see Saad had 4 goals and a helper last night?

 

Lol seriously? Awesome. I liked the kid.

Lol seriously? Awesome. I liked the kid.

Maybe he lost the helper, but he had a natural hat trick and has 6 goals in 3 games.

 

http://www.bramptonguardian.com/sports/art...r-the-battalion

 

Nope, 5 points

 

In three games since being reassigned from the Chicago Blackhawks, Saad has six goals. He also notched an assist on the Spirit's fifth goal, scored by Ryan O'Connor, to finish with five points.

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BTW, did anyone see Saad had 4 goals and a helper last night?

 

Kinda sucks that his age restricts him to juniors. Might be better for his development to play tougher players in the AHL.

Hammer = IKEA

 

Yeah, if Craw missed a decent amount of time, you'd see Salak up here, as he's the superior goaltender, and the organization knows it.

 

I'm fine with that too. This way you get more depth at the goalie position and Salak gets to start every day and adjust to NA hockey.

Hawks and shootouts do not go together so far!

1 for 7 on the shootout so far? Ugh.

 

I want to see Frolik get a shot in the next one.

Too bad the move by Toews last night in the 3rd didn't get him a goal. That was top play worthy.

1 for 7 on the shootout so far? Ugh.

 

I want to see Frolik get a shot in the next one.

 

They need to be more creative with their approach.

Too bad the move by Toews last night in the 3rd didn't get him a goal. That was top play worthy.

 

Brunette had an awesome shot on goal when he caught the pass in front of the goalie and deked back the opposite way to his backhand. It was saucy.