It was me eddy mush, Joe Joe, and coffee cakes

- Upstate_isles

Frankie coffee cake no good.

Frankie coffee cake no good.
- ses111

Where did everybody go? It's like a ghost town although it's a long weekend... .

Where did everybody go? It's like a ghost town although it's a long weekend... .
- Upstate_isles

Trump ban

Wow Tavares basically kills cappy with his praise of weight
http://www.newsday.com/sp...-one-long-trip-1.13142270

Wow Tavares basically kills cappy with his praise of weight
http://www.newsday.com/sp...-one-long-trip-1.13142270
- Upstate_isles

These players had no respect for Cappy. Whatever they were saying in public in support of Cappy was just BS.

I dont know who else is watching this bridgeport game but its pretty bad

Now isee why every one of these guys is in the minor leagues

Edit:
First period review
the powerplay is awful

Ho sang has good speed reminds.me of grabner, but every hit puts him on his butt
Halak let in 2 goals on 6 shots but the D was horrible
Pulock,toews and dal cole i havent even noticed

Side not that vergahee kid aint that bad

I dont know who else is watching this bridgeport game but its pretty bad

Now isee why every one of these guys is in the minor leagues

Edit:
First period review
the powerplay is awful

Ho sang has good speed reminds.me of grabner, but every hit puts him on his butt
Halak let in 2 goals on 6 shots but the D was horrible
Pulock,toews and dal cole i havent even noticed

Side not that vergahee kid aint that bad
- Flexingtheshaft

Have you ever watched an ahl game before? Not being a Richard but they are great players but compared to the NHL it's bland and guys like del colle and ho sang look a world different when they move up and play with more talent. I watched Patrick Eaves play in Binghamton his rookie year and I thought to myself wow this guy's a first-round pick. Then Ottawa called him up and he just tore it up it was like a whole different player with that Talent around him

Have you ever watched an ahl game before? Not being a Richard but they are great players but compared to the NHL it's bland and guys like del colle and ho sang look a world different when they move up and play with more talent. I watched Patrick Eaves play in Binghamton his rookie year and I thought to myself wow this guy's a first-round pick. Then Ottawa called him up and he just tore it up it was like a whole different player with that Talent around him
- Upstate_isles

I never have watched an AHL game. Maybe thats why haha

I never have watched an AHL game. Maybe thats why haha
- Flexingtheshaft

yeah that's probably why in the NHL there are guys that are so good they can make individual plays like tavaras and in the ahl it's more systems

yeah that's probably why in the NHL there are guys that are so good they can make individual plays like tavaras and in the ahl it's more systems
- Upstate_isles

Im realizing that, theres alot.of guys blowing assignments.

Im guessing the refs also let alot more go??

Im realizing that, theres alot.of guys blowing assignments.

Im guessing the refs also let alot more go??
- Flexingtheshaft

Yeah they are there to develop like players and the best move up, some are on two way deals as well. As for players mostly you get rookies that are good as players like our top guys and oriely and Nylander for sabres and they will move up. If you've ever noticed when a guy gets called up and interviewed they almost all day the positioning in NHL is perfect.

Yeah they are there to develop like players and the best move up, some are on two way deals as well. As for players mostly you get rookies that are good as players like our top guys and oriely and Nylander for sabres and they will move up. If you've ever noticed when a guy gets called up and interviewed they almost all day the positioning in NHL is perfect.
- Upstate_isles

Okay, thanks man.

Wow ho sang haa some good vision he fed that pass through two dman to dal.cole

Okay, thanks man.

Wow ho sang haa some good vision he fed that pass through two dman to dal.cole
- Flexingtheshaft

Yeah he's good dal colle ripped that shot so fast great release.

I dont know who else is watching this bridgeport game but its pretty bad

Now isee why every one of these guys is in the minor leagues

Edit:
First period review
the powerplay is awful

Ho sang has good speed reminds.me of grabner, but every hit puts him on his butt
Halak let in 2 goals on 6 shots but the D was horrible
Pulock,toews and dal cole i havent even noticed

Side not that vergahee kid aint that bad
- Flexingtheshaft

No I didn't see the game- and no I'm not going to blindly say your view was a lot different than the writer of this recap -

Yet, as BPT was winning 2-0 / JHS W AN ASSIST At that point - then BPT wins 5-2 while JHS & MDC Have great nights- WHAT the hell do you accept as Talented & successful?

I'll post the rdcap here -- feel free to dispute this or explain why you stopped commenting-

The Bridgeport Sound Tigers (31-16-1-1), proud AHL affiliate of the New York Islanders, scored five goals for the third straight game on Friday and earned a 5-2 win over the Rochester Americans (20-28-0-2) at Blue Cross Arena.
Josh Ho-Sang was electric with a career-high four points (one goal, three assists) and Michael Dal Colle also recorded a career high with three points (one goal, two assists), while Jaroslav Halak (12-1-2) made 26 saves en route to his 11th straight win.
It was Bridgeport’s fifth straight victory overall and their third in as many games against the Americans this season.
BOX SCORE
The Sound Tigers came out firing with two goals on three shots in the opening 2:02. Kellen Jones capitalized on Bridgeport’s first shot of the game just 41 seconds in when he finished Connor Jones’ centering feed from the right side. C. Jones gathered the puck at the bottom of the right circle and forced a pass to the crease, where K. Jones pushed it home for his third tally this season.
Josh Winquist doubled Bridgeport’s lead at the 2:02 mark when he registered his ninth goal of the season. Ho-Sang fed Dal Colle in the slot, where the latter snapped a heavy shot at Ullmark. The Amerks’ netminder made the initial save, but dropped the puck and Winquist steered it home in the blue paint.
Rochester answered with back-to-back goals to even the game, 2-2, at the first intermission. Patrick Mullen cut the deficit in half at 7:07 when Cal O’Reilly forced a pass from behind the net to the right half wall, where Mullen hammered a one-time slap shot past Halak’s glove. Former Sound Tigers’ winger Justin Vaive followed with his second goal of the season at the 11:29 mark, in which he beat Halak blocker side from the top of the left circle.
Dal Colle logged the game-winning goal at 13:55 of the second period with the only power-play tally of the night. With Tim Kennedy in the box for interference, Dal Colle settled a diagonal feed from Kane Lafranchise and directed a shot past Ullmark from the right circle. It was 10th goal of the season overall and Ho-Sang was also credited with an assist on the tally.

No I didn't see the game- and no I'm not going to blindly say your view was a lot different than the writer of this recap -

Yet, as BPT was winning 2-0 / JHS W AN ASSIST At that point - then BPT wins 5-2 while JHS & MDC Have great nights- WHAT the hell do you accept as Talented & successful?

I'll post the rdcap here -- feel free to dispute this or explain why you stopped commenting-

The Bridgeport Sound Tigers (31-16-1-1), proud AHL affiliate of the New York Islanders, scored five goals for the third straight game on Friday and earned a 5-2 win over the Rochester Americans (20-28-0-2) at Blue Cross Arena.
Josh Ho-Sang was electric with a career-high four points (one goal, three assists) and Michael Dal Colle also recorded a career high with three points (one goal, two assists), while Jaroslav Halak (12-1-2) made 26 saves en route to his 11th straight win.
It was Bridgeport’s fifth straight victory overall and their third in as many games against the Americans this season.
BOX SCORE
The Sound Tigers came out firing with two goals on three shots in the opening 2:02. Kellen Jones capitalized on Bridgeport’s first shot of the game just 41 seconds in when he finished Connor Jones’ centering feed from the right side. C. Jones gathered the puck at the bottom of the right circle and forced a pass to the crease, where K. Jones pushed it home for his third tally this season.
Josh Winquist doubled Bridgeport’s lead at the 2:02 mark when he registered his ninth goal of the season. Ho-Sang fed Dal Colle in the slot, where the latter snapped a heavy shot at Ullmark. The Amerks’ netminder made the initial save, but dropped the puck and Winquist steered it home in the blue paint.
Rochester answered with back-to-back goals to even the game, 2-2, at the first intermission. Patrick Mullen cut the deficit in half at 7:07 when Cal O’Reilly forced a pass from behind the net to the right half wall, where Mullen hammered a one-time slap shot past Halak’s glove. Former Sound Tigers’ winger Justin Vaive followed with his second goal of the season at the 11:29 mark, in which he beat Halak blocker side from the top of the left circle.
Dal Colle logged the game-winning goal at 13:55 of the second period with the only power-play tally of the night. With Tim Kennedy in the box for interference, Dal Colle settled a diagonal feed from Kane Lafranchise and directed a shot past Ullmark from the right circle. It was 10th goal of the season overall and Ho-Sang was also credited with an assist on the tally.
- anthonyd1972

I stopped commenting because i went out.

I really wouldnt mind seeing ho sang or dal.cole replace gionta for a game

I stopped commenting because i went out.

I really wouldnt mind seeing ho sang or dal.cole replace gionta for a game
- Flexingtheshaft

That was kind of a wienerhead reaction to your post.

That was kind of a wienerhead reaction to your post.
- Upstate_isles

Well maybe he likes wieners?

Arthur Staple @StapeNewsday
Weight: Same lineup, Greiss in goal.

Well maybe he likes wieners?
- Cptmjl

Strong possibility captain