Every single one of those frauds should be released immediately & forced to give up their paychecks. And the entire coaching staff should be thrown into Cook County jail with the rest of the Chicago criminals. Just a joke of a team, a joke of a city.
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Love it. Sounds like the bandwagon is emptying fast in Chi-Town 
Quenville will be canned if they lose one or two more
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Next up we play the Rangers @ MSG. Let the good times rollOriginally posted by DennisGreen Love it. Sounds like the bandwagon is emptying fast in Chi-Town
Quenville will be canned if they lose one or two more
Hey DG, know if there's a site out there that's taking props on how many losses it takes for Quenneville and his stooges to get run out of town? I've got a number in mind...
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so your saying they are fixing the games...criminals...Comment -
hockey has little to no strastegy..coaching means little..the isles have a minor league coach winning for themComment -
Could see them winning next game and then going on a nice run. All depends on if they can get some goaltending. I don't think any books have props up for Quenville being fired but Bodog sometimes has random props like that. Will let you know if I find something.Originally posted by OTL
Next up we play the Rangers @ MSG. Let the good times roll
Hey DG, know if there's a site out there that's taking props on how many losses it takes for Quenneville and his stooges to get run out of town? I've got a number in mind...Comment -
hockey has lots of strategy, coaching is very important, and the isles hardly ever win.Originally posted by nyplayer33Comment -
Wait, hockety has strategy..when the puck changes possession 20 times a minute...Comment -
maybe if patrick kane was focused on hockey and not stupid ass fking superman capes, their team would have a better chance of winning.Comment -
You have no clue. Clearly you have never played hockey.Originally posted by nyplayer33Comment -
incoorect, i have played ice hockey thru high schoolComment -
basketball and football have strategy.....ice hockey is waiting for power plays and forcing turnovers...Comment -
I have had this discussion with Islander players from the cup years..as I live close to them..20 min away..they agreed with me.Comment -
Just don't get how you have players like Kane, Toews, Hossa and you all of sudden suck donkey dikk...smhComment -
CHI needs to get a goalie bad. They are a good team playing like absolute garbage. But they are a team I wouldn't wanna play in the 1st round if I was DET or VAN if they get a respectable goalie (Khabibulin would fit nicely IMO).Comment -
We need a goalie and some D and we're good.
lulz at all the bandwagon people jumping off now. Hopefully ticket prices fall as a result of less people showing up...
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Easy. The entire team is playing to lose. Don't listen to the deceptive remarks like "the team is rallying around coach Q", and my favourite, "Quenneville is our guy moving forward, absolutely." They want coach Quennville and his sideshow buddy Kitchen gone, and apparently they're willing to throw away this season to do it. I cannot believe that Bowman hasn't axed coach Q yet, when the writing is on the wall for all to see. If he doesn't do it soon Rocky Wirtz is going to step in and punt the lot of them. All I can say is good riddance.Originally posted by Fang-Banger
FIY, before Mike Kitchen was hired on and imposed his retarded "systems" on this team around the halfway point last season, the Blackhawks power play was ranked in the top 3, and their PK was in the top 5. Despite having a better team this year their special teams are both ranked near the bottom. If you want to know how that is possible when they're both stacked full of all-star players, just look at the systems that Kitchen runs. They're the same ones that lead to putrid special teams during his time in Florida. Now you know part of the reason the team has completely tuned the coaches out.Comment -
nyplayer33 ur clearly an ignant american who doesnt know the first thing about hockey, stick to your giants & knicks.Comment -
Originally posted by nyplayer33
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whocares about hockey..knicks own the town..slam dunkComment -
I have a strange feeling (with the nhl going the way it has after the all star break) that Chi just may get something at MSG... it feels just like in dec/jan when the rangers won something like 10 of 11 and then got smashed at home by ottawa and then by montreal a few games later.Comment -
Just wait for goalie confirmation from Rangers, should be pretty clear who to play at that point.
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Biron in net it looks like. Blackhawks or pass? Maybe if line moves Rangers, but probably going to just stay away from this one now.Comment -
Kane is a fkkn scumbag he plays with no effort.Comment -
With Biron in net don't wanna lay he chalk on Rangers. If I had to play this game I would go with over. But may just stay away.Originally posted by odog11Comment -
Biron is 5-0-0 at home and 4-0-0 on Thursday starts
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Originally posted by Nova99Biron is 5-0-0 at home and 4-0-0 on Thursday starts
Just read that myself and was about to post it as well....LOL
anyways back to business---
RANGERS vs. BLACKHAWKS:
All-Time: 236-241-98-2 overall (120-113-55-0 at home; 116-128-43-2 on the road)
2011-12: Tonight is the first of two meetings this season, and the first and only at Madison Square Garden.
Last Season: New York was 1-0-0 overall (1-0-0 at home; 0-0-0 on the road), following a 3-2 win in their only meeting on Nov. 1 at
Madison Square Garden. Brandon Dubinsky led the team with two goals, while Ryan Callahan and Artem Anisimov tallied a teamhigh,
two assists apiece. Henrik Lundqvist stopped 33 of 35 shots in the contest.
The Blueshirts have registered at least one point in each of their last seven meetings with the Blackhawks, posting a record of 4-0-1-2
over the span. New York's last regulation loss to Chicago was Dec. 11, 2002 (3-4).
The Rangers have won their last three contests vs. the Blackhawks at Madison Square Garden, out-scoring Chicago, 9-5, during
the stretch. The Blueshirts last home loss to the Blackhawks was on Dec. 11, 2002 (3-4).
New York ranks sixth with an 18-6-2 (38 pts) record at home; Chicago ranks 24th with a 10-15-3 (23 pts) mark on the road
The Rangers are 1-1-0 vs. the Central Division; the Blackhawks are 2-2-0 vs. the Atlantic Division
New York lists no former Blackhawks on their roster
Chicago lists no former Rangers on their roster
INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS vs. BLACKHAWKS:
Henrik Lundqvist —6 GP, 4-0-2, 1.80 GAA
Martin Biron —6 GP, 2-2-1-0, 3.24 GAA
Brad Richards —19 GP, 2-24-26
Marian Gaborik —25 GP, 12-14-26
Brandon Dubinsky —3 GP, 4-2-6
Anton Stralman — 13 GP, 1-6-7Comment -
On hawks, GLOriginally posted by odog11Comment -
watch hawks win tonight 4-1 or something like that...i say fire the coach staff if they don'tComment -
Fire the coach? Assuming thats a joke. Everyone had bad runs, Boston just had one, happens.Originally posted by Fang-BangerComment -
how about 3-0 in first 4 minComment -
That's what I'm talking about!!Comment -
4-0 now
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Oh yea!!!!!Comment -
Thank you sir may I have anotherComment
