lordstanley

I agree but I heard it is just a temporary name for this first season until the fans decide on the permanent one.

This is the point in the series every year when someone at HFBoards will post “was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?” and some European who doesn’t get the reference mocks him for his supposed ignorance of history.

I don’t know how respected is McKeen’s, maybe one of you guys do.

Didn’t this almost happen before? Or was it a different sport or different site? My memory is foggy.

So at the dinner-dance after our daughter's high school grad the other day they played Don't Stop Believin' and even Vancouver teens like to sing the South Detroit part. 16 years to the day since the Wings' won their last Cup, in '08. When my daughter had just turned 2. Bookends. I'm a sappy ol' dad ...

Final minute in the fan zone.

Kelly Hrudey said it best. “This was the ultimate bend but not break”.

Oilers radio call of the final 45 seconds n Oilers Make SCF.m4a

28 straight successful penalty kills by Edmonton is amazing. That’s almost a full game’s worth of shutout penalty killing.

Fingernail and toenail biting time for Oilers fans. Lead just cut in half with 7 minutes to go, 2-1. Dallas outshooting Edmonton 31-10 although the play hasn’t seemed that lopsided.

Splits with Boston.

We all know who Bettman is pulling for tonight.

His drafts in Edmonton have been subpar too.

Kenny has made some decent pickups. Hyman, Kane, Eckholm, Henrique. The Oilers have made the conference finals three times in past 30 years - two of them have been in past three years under Kenny.

Two series, both tied 2-2. I think all four remaining teams have a shot at the Cup. I'd rank Dallas-Rangers-Florida pretty close to even with each other, with Edmonton just a notch below.

Same people who voted MotorCitySonics as Mr. Congeniality of this site.

The team in the lead after 7 innings in the first game of a doubleheader should be able to declare at that time whether they would like to bank runs for game 2, at effectively 50 cents on the dollar. In the Tigers' case today, with an 8-0 lead, they would have been comfortable knocking 4 runs off their tally (re-setting the game to 4-0 after 7) because that lead would still be safe enough for the game 1 win yet they'd now start game 2 up 2-0. If they really wanted to gamble and had enough confidence in their bullpen, they could have shaved off 6 runs, leaving them with a 2-run game 1 lead through 7 and a 3-run game 2 lead to start that game. Or for either team, starting in the 8th inning of game 1 you should get to choose whether any run you score in the 8th or 9th is applied to game 1 or applied to game 2.

Torkelson flailing on three straight pitches.

Hey, the Pirates announcers had the same thought a second later.

I turned on the TV and was wondering why I couldn’t see one fan in the home plate area, just the camera person. I was afraid Covid had come back.

Growing up in the '70s and subscribing to Sports Illustrated as well having back issues handed down to me from my uncles, seemed like Walton was always on the cover. I looked it up and here are 14 covers in an under 8-year span. https://www.si.com/nba/2009/01/16/16bill-waltons-si-covers

More good hockey. Rangers beat Panthers in OT for second straight time, lead series 2-1.

One game shy of the 1/3 mark of the season, the Tigers are one game under .500 at 26-27, with an even run differential. 13-14 at home and 13-13 on the road. 5-5 in past 10. That's as middle of the road as can be, and pretty much what was expected of them. It's the Cleveland and KC starts that has disrupted the outlook though.

Walked it off before the stroke of noon (my time).