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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 8:34:04 GMT -8
from Mike Chambers of the Denver Post,
The Avalanche lost superstar forward Nathan MacKinnon to injury early in Game 7 at the SAP Center, and when MacKinnon returned late in the first period against the San Jose Sharks, Colorado trailed by two goals. But the resilient Avs never quit, appeared to tie it 2-2 in the second period and rallied to get within 3-2 in a Western Conference semifinal series-deciding game they can be proud of.
They nearly forced overtime with two tremendous opportunities in the final minutes.
But in the end, the veteran Sharks were inspired by the return of captain Joe Pavelski and used a successful coach’s challenge to negate a Colorado goal and escaped their own building with a 3-2 victory and a trip to the Western Conference final.
“Our season’s over. So it’s tough. We set high expectations for ourselves. and we came up a little bit short,” Avs coach Jared Bednar said. “It was a real good series, but they were the better team for two big portions of tonight’s game. And they won, and they deserved to win. I loved our push at the end. We had some chances to tie it, and our guys fought real hard all the way to the end.”
The Avs appeared to score three goals, but only two counted as San Jose’s coach’s challenge negated Colin Wilson’s tally early in the second period that appeared to tie it 2-2.
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 8:40:05 GMT -8
* Martin Jones (27 saves) improved to 3-0 in three career Game 7s. He became the eighth goaltender in NHL history to earn wins in each of his first three or more career Game 7 appearances.  |
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Post by danvilleshark on May 9, 2019 8:41:43 GMT -8
Noticed Danville is now 2-0 with game 7 GDTs this spring. Take that, pete DeBoer and tommy ivan. plus he bails out marbles on his game 6 thread debacle.. additionally he promotes beer drinking in general. He can start EVERY fucking GDT in round three far as I’m concerned.. I am 4-1 in post season GDTs. So I have that going for me. |
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Post by d5shark on May 9, 2019 8:49:05 GMT -8
from Mike Chambers of the Denver Post, The Avalanche lost superstar forward Nathan MacKinnon to injury early in Game 7 at the SAP Center, and when MacKinnon returned late in the first period against the San Jose Sharks, Colorado trailed by two goals. But the resilient Avs never quit, appeared to tie it 2-2 in the second period and rallied to get within 3-2 in a Western Conference semifinal series-deciding game they can be proud of. They nearly forced overtime with two tremendous opportunities in the final minutes. But in the end, the veteran Sharks were inspired by the return of captain Joe Pavelski and used a successful coach’s challenge to negate a Colorado goal and escaped their own building with a 3-2 victory and a trip to the Western Conference final. “Our season’s over. So it’s tough. We set high expectations for ourselves. and we came up a little bit short,” Avs coach Jared Bednar said. “It was a real good series, but they were the better team for two big portions of tonight’s game. And they won, and they deserved to win. I loved our push at the end. We had some chances to tie it, and our guys fought real hard all the way to the end.” The Avs appeared to score three goals, but only two counted as San Jose’s coach’s challenge negated Colin Wilson’s tally early in the second period that appeared to tie it 2-2. continued I've seen a lot of people claiming that since his skate touched the blue line, that means he tagged up since the blue line is supposed to be part of the zone that the puck is in (in this case, the neutral zone). I think that's BS. Make sure the refs see both skates out of the zone to be considered clear. |
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Post by clarkro2 on May 9, 2019 8:50:57 GMT -8
Hate Ed Belfour. Loved when Owen Nolan ran him.
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Post by d5shark on May 9, 2019 8:54:21 GMT -8
Noticed Danville is now 2-0 with game 7 GDTs this spring. Take that, pete DeBoer and tommy ivan. plus he bails out marbles on his game 6 thread debacle.. additionally he promotes beer drinking in general. He can start EVERY fucking GDT in round three far as I’m concerned.. I am 4-1 in post season GDTs. So I have that going for me. The lesson from that is to not tempt the hockey gods. |
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 9:03:53 GMT -8
from Mike Chambers of the Denver Post, The Avalanche lost superstar forward Nathan MacKinnon to injury early in Game 7 at the SAP Center, and when MacKinnon returned late in the first period against the San Jose Sharks, Colorado trailed by two goals. But the resilient Avs never quit, appeared to tie it 2-2 in the second period and rallied to get within 3-2 in a Western Conference semifinal series-deciding game they can be proud of. They nearly forced overtime with two tremendous opportunities in the final minutes. But in the end, the veteran Sharks were inspired by the return of captain Joe Pavelski and used a successful coach’s challenge to negate a Colorado goal and escaped their own building with a 3-2 victory and a trip to the Western Conference final. “Our season’s over. So it’s tough. We set high expectations for ourselves. and we came up a little bit short,” Avs coach Jared Bednar said. “It was a real good series, but they were the better team for two big portions of tonight’s game. And they won, and they deserved to win. I loved our push at the end. We had some chances to tie it, and our guys fought real hard all the way to the end.” The Avs appeared to score three goals, but only two counted as San Jose’s coach’s challenge negated Colin Wilson’s tally early in the second period that appeared to tie it 2-2. continued I've seen a lot of people claiming that since his skate touched the blue line, that means he tagged up since the blue line is supposed to be part of the zone that the puck is in (in this case, the neutral zone). I think that's BS. Make sure the refs see both skates out of the zone to be considered clear. They seem to forget the avalanche also had to many men on the ice. With his skate touching the blue line he's the 6th player on the ice |
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Post by cjelli on May 9, 2019 9:06:55 GMT -8
These idiots must be banned from the SAP Center. Or, better, danvilleshark, call the firing squad: |
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Post by sharkhaywood on May 9, 2019 10:22:55 GMT -8
from Mike Chambers of the Denver Post, The Avalanche lost superstar forward Nathan MacKinnon to injury early in Game 7 at the SAP Center, and when MacKinnon returned late in the first period against the San Jose Sharks, Colorado trailed by two goals. But the resilient Avs never quit, appeared to tie it 2-2 in the second period and rallied to get within 3-2 in a Western Conference semifinal series-deciding game they can be proud of. They nearly forced overtime with two tremendous opportunities in the final minutes. But in the end, the veteran Sharks were inspired by the return of captain Joe Pavelski and used a successful coach’s challenge to negate a Colorado goal and escaped their own building with a 3-2 victory and a trip to the Western Conference final. “Our season’s over. So it’s tough. We set high expectations for ourselves. and we came up a little bit short,” Avs coach Jared Bednar said. “It was a real good series, but they were the better team for two big portions of tonight’s game. And they won, and they deserved to win. I loved our push at the end. We had some chances to tie it, and our guys fought real hard all the way to the end.” The Avs appeared to score three goals, but only two counted as San Jose’s coach’s challenge negated Colin Wilson’s tally early in the second period that appeared to tie it 2-2. continued I've seen a lot of people claiming that since his skate touched the blue line, that means he tagged up since the blue line is supposed to be part of the zone that the puck is in (in this case, the neutral zone). I think that's BS. Make sure the refs see both skates out of the zone to be considered clear. He did tag up but then before the puck crossed the line he brought his skate back into the attacking zone and put himself offside. |
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 10:32:16 GMT -8
I've seen a lot of people claiming that since his skate touched the blue line, that means he tagged up since the blue line is supposed to be part of the zone that the puck is in (in this case, the neutral zone). I think that's BS. Make sure the refs see both skates out of the zone to be considered clear. He did tag up but then before the puck crossed the line he brought his skate back into the attacking zone and put himself offside.  |
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Post by danvilleshark on May 9, 2019 10:38:48 GMT -8
These idiots must be banned from the SAP Center. Or, better, danvilleshark, call the firing squad: This is excellent insight. Wasting beer is obscene and a violation of community standards |
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Post by tastyshakes on May 9, 2019 11:12:23 GMT -8
I've seen a lot of people claiming that since his skate touched the blue line, that means he tagged up since the blue line is supposed to be part of the zone that the puck is in (in this case, the neutral zone). I think that's BS. Make sure the refs see both skates out of the zone to be considered clear. He did tag up but then before the puck crossed the line he brought his skate back into the attacking zone and put himself offside. What does TheSharkHead want? That the rule be changed to not call an offsides if a player is still on the ice not impacting the play? I feel like that would cause a lot of issues and too much grey area n the future. It doesn’t make sense; just get off the fucking ice when you’re supposed to get off the ice. The Avs blew it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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Post by d5shark on May 9, 2019 11:45:43 GMT -8
I've seen a lot of people claiming that since his skate touched the blue line, that means he tagged up since the blue line is supposed to be part of the zone that the puck is in (in this case, the neutral zone). I think that's BS. Make sure the refs see both skates out of the zone to be considered clear. He did tag up but then before the puck crossed the line he brought his skate back into the attacking zone and put himself offside. I don't think he tagged up at all. |
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Post by danvilleshark on May 9, 2019 11:48:01 GMT -8
He did tag up but then before the puck crossed the line he brought his skate back into the attacking zone and put himself offside. I don't think he tagged up at all. I think the sharks won the game. |
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Post by danvilleshark on May 9, 2019 11:49:37 GMT -8
The bigger argument that many sports fans are talking about (John as one example) is replay making the sport better?
That is a very legit question.
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 11:51:53 GMT -8
The bigger argument that many sports fans are talking about (John as one example) is replay making the sport better? That is a very legit question. I think replay is fucking up all of the sports. |
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Post by John96 on May 9, 2019 13:17:50 GMT -8
The bigger argument that many sports fans are talking about (John as one example) is replay making the sport better? That is a very legit question. I think replay is fucking up all of the sports. Bingo. As long as humans are involved in the process, error will exist. Now instead of people talking about the Sharks' amazing comeback against the Knights or a fast and grueling toe-to-toe battle against the Avalanche, we're talking about two plays that have 'decided' both game sevens. It's not good. Both of those series featured amazing hockey and at some points, truly cinematic hockey theatre. But nope, let's focus all the attention, if unintentionally, on those two scenes where you can see the microphone.  |
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Post by Deleted on May 9, 2019 14:12:09 GMT -8
I think replay is fucking up all of the sports. Bingo. As long as humans are involved in the process, error will exist. Now instead of people talking about the Sharks' amazing comeback against the Knights or a fast and grueling toe-to-toe battle against the Avalanche, we're talking about two plays that have 'decided' both game sevens. It's not good. Both of those series featured amazing hockey and at some points, truly cinematic hockey theatre. But nope, let's focus all the attention, if unintentionally, on those two scenes where you can see the microphone. The technological changes have been quite interesting to watch and how they are implemented in sports. The NHL was among the first to have video review with it joining the league the same year San Jose did. In the 90s, NHL games we’re likely covered by no more than 6 video cameras with the fixed over-goal cameras being two. Most games were likely covered by 4 cameras. These were also cameras shooting at a maximum of 640x480 at 30fps. Now we are recording with over a dozen cameras for an Arizona vs Florida regular season game at usually 2048x1080 and up to 240fps. I do not agree that replay is ruining sports. I do, however, think Australian rules football is the only sport to have replay done correctly. TRO Edit: I also think removing replay will not cause the whining to stop. You mentioned two incidents everyone is talking about involving San Jose. One was not reviewed and one was. Both are being dissected after the fact. |
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Post by wallyshark on May 9, 2019 14:13:05 GMT -8
The bigger argument that many sports fans are talking about (John as one example) is replay making the sport better? That is a very legit question. I think replay is fucking up all of the sports. Yeah that and puck over glass penalty in the NHL. That's the dumbest penalty in all of sports. It's almost as absurd as the two line pass was 25 years ago. |
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 14:28:24 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 14:36:07 GMT -8
I just saw that game 1 Saturday night will be on NBC. Primetime Baby on a national network?  |
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Post by sharkhaywood on May 9, 2019 14:38:55 GMT -8
The bigger argument that many sports fans are talking about (John as one example) is replay making the sport better? That is a very legit question. I think replay is fucking up all of the sports. Tuck rule PTSD talking right there.  |
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 14:38:56 GMT -8
WHAT THE FUCK
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 14:40:21 GMT -8
I think replay is fucking up all of the sports. Tuck rule PTSD talking right there.  |
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Post by sharkhaywood on May 9, 2019 14:40:54 GMT -8
4 players are tied for the league lead in playoff scoring. 3 of them are Sharks. 2 Sharks are tied for the league lead in playoff goals scored. A Sharks D man leads the playoffs in assists. |
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 14:42:14 GMT -8
4 players are tied for the league lead in playoff scoring. 3 of them are Sharks. 2 Sharks are tied for the league lead in playoff goals scored. A Sharks D man leads the playoffs in assists. It's to bad the goalie sucks |
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Post by sharkhaywood on May 9, 2019 14:58:53 GMT -8
My 77 year old mom who has been out of the hospital for 5 days for sepsis and a 104 degree temperature asked me at lunch about going to Saturday's game. She is nowhere near 100% yet and there would be no way she could actually make the 6 hour round trip drive or make the walk all the way from the car to her seat. Gotta admire her gumption. She has attended a game before (courtesy of Danville) the night after having a outpatient surgery in Palo Alto. This time I had to be the voice of reason and tell her that there was no way in hell she was going to try and go.
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Post by sharkhaywood on May 9, 2019 15:02:33 GMT -8
4 players are tied for the league lead in playoff scoring. 3 of them are Sharks. 2 Sharks are tied for the league lead in playoff goals scored. A Sharks D man leads the playoffs in assists. It's to bad the goalie sucks Only in the first 4 games of the playoffs. Since then he has been lights out. |
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Post by Fugazi on May 9, 2019 15:04:10 GMT -8
It's to bad the goalie sucks Only in the first 4 games of the playoffs. Since then he has been lights out. Pretty much. Hopefully those 4 games are a thing of the past |
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Post by cjelli on May 9, 2019 15:24:36 GMT -8
I think replay is fucking up all of the sports. Yeah that and puck over glass penalty in the NHL. That's the dumbest penalty in all of sports. It's almost as absurd as the two line pass was 25 years ago. It's not. It prevents abuse. When you cut the forest, the chips fly. |
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