WhiteEagle22
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Nice to see the Hawks on a roll and winning this one. 2 down, 2 to go!
There is no one in the NHL that i hate most than Daniel Briere so GO CHICAGO!!!!!
I was going to ask how you could possibly hate Briere and then I saw you're in Montreal.
I dont hate him for not coming to play for montreal or the they eliminated us. I hate him because he's the most cocky and arrogant player in the NHL.
Love you like a brother J but I think John Madden called it when he said the players will be safer on the ice than those wearing the Indian head in the stands.not all philly fans are animalstough luck for the flyers. a bounce or 2 the other way and philly is up 2-0. should be interesting in philly. this team won't quit despite the haters. amazing how much hatred there is out there for this team. they're beloved in the Delaware Valley...not some side show where fans jump on board when there's a winner in town...iow, philly Is a hockey town. i say don't hate, it's very unbecoming!
It was loud. The loudest of course, was during the national anthem, recorded at a steady level of 116 decibels, then jumped to 122 decibels after "the rockets' red glare". That is the equivalent of a shotgun going off next to your head or a jet engine revving to maximum. 122 dB is louder than many outdoor football stadiums and near the pain threshold of 125 dBs. The loudest recordable sound, a sonic boom, is registered at 194 dBs. The loudest ever recorded at an NFL game was 119 dBs at Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium in 1996. The loudest at an NCAA stadium was 121 dBs at Death Valley in Baton Rouge, LA during an Louisiana State game in 1991.
During the game, Hossa's goal was recorded at 113 dBs, Eager's was at 112 dBs. The end buzzer was recorded at 112 dBs as well. Those readings are equivalent of standing next to a gas powered lawn mower.
Anyhow, I'm frothing at the mouth like Carcillo right now. Can't wait!!
Flyers Fan said:As a Flyers fan...
I want to take offense to this:
Hawks fan said:Big Buff may have finally met his match in Pronger, not just physically, but in terms of Machiavellian shamelessness. Unlike previously conquered defensemen such as Weber, Bieksa, and Blake, Captain Elbows don’t give a <> what the rules are, what people think, what the press writes, what the refs notice or ignore, what his mom thinks. He’s going to slash, hook, pitchfork and cross-check until the refs can no longer turn a blind eye, and guess what, when he gets out of the penalty box, he’s going to come out on his next shift and slash, hook, pitchfork and cross-check even harder. That gap in his front teeth isn’t a genetic accident; it’s bodily proof of the moral abyss in which he exists.
Flyers fan said:But I can’t, because it was <> hilarious. Well said.
Great series so far. It has been everything I had hoped it would be, minus being down 2-1 but the series itself has been great.