Been here after wins too, good try though. I also post in senators threads as well. You're angry.
- Ftown19125

I certainly hope what you post elsewhere is more constructive than what you post here.

sensarmy get a life.. The Pens made your team look like a bunch of Peewee House League players, but you guys have a huge horseshoe up your butt. If I were you, I'd be quiet and count your lucky stars that your team was able to be such a fluke.

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Everyone else didn't say that. Pretty sure Keith Jones and Mike Milbury both thought it was a goal. "

If the series was 3-2 Sens, that goal would have counted, and the 5 on 3 wouldn't have happened.

Funny how only Pens fans question the disallowed goal when everyone else say the right call was made!
- Raven33

I personally feel they made the right call, but there was hardly this consensus among unbiased observers you're implying.

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Everyone else didn't say that. Pretty sure Keith Jones and Mike Milbury both thought it was a goal. "

If the series was 3-2 Sens, that goal would have counted, and the 5 on 3 wouldn't have happened.
- bochangs

I feel sorry for the slew of great pens fans.....guys like you make them all look bad.

Funny how only Pens fans question the disallowed goal when everyone else say the right call was made!
- Raven33

I thought the disallowed goal was the right call. Can't push the goalie into the net like that. I've got no problem with it.

"I don't think we can be discouraged by this," Sullivan was saying after the Senators stole Game 6, 2-1, Tuesday night at Canadian Tire Centre to force the coming climax. "We did a lot of really good things out there. We had a lot of shots. We had traffic. We had zone time. We had possession time. There were a lot of things to like."

The coach wasn't incorrect. He seldom is. The Penguins were the superior side all evening, skating with authority, commanding possession and running up a 46-30 advantage in shots, 75-46 in attempted shots. Their 7-0 slaughter in Game 5 saw similar totals of 36-25 and 56-47, meaning they were even better in this one.

The difference was goaltending.

Funny how only Pens fans question the disallowed goal when everyone else say the right call was made!
- Raven33

Googled Daley interference NHL & purposely didn't read the Pittsburgh related articles but Nbc & the score (I'm not advocating how reliable they are), both said it was debatable. I didn't read any further.

So your 'everyone else' must just be in the Sens thread!

I'll ask you this, if that is reversed in game 7 & it's Ryan scoring on Murray & it's taken away, do you still stand by your everyone else comment?

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Everyone else didn't say that. Pretty sure Keith Jones and Mike Milbury both thought it was a goal. "

If the series was 3-2 Sens, that goal would have counted, and the 5 on 3 wouldn't have happened.
- bochangs

I think the original call for interference definitely doesn't get called if the game is tied. The high stick after that was automatic though. It had to be called. But I agree mostly.

I certainly hope what you post elsewhere is more constructive than what you post here.
- DeflatedPucks

Hahaha you're so mad.

sensarmy, I've been following your comments all series, and the vibe I get, is that you come here to try and get people to bow down and say how good and mighty your sens are.

The sens shouldn't even be in this game, it should be Washington/Pittsburgh, but you are lucky to play in the weakest division in the NHL.

JUST ADMIT THAT YOU ARE LUCKY

YOU ARE BEING OUTPLAYED BIG TIME

JUST ADMIT IT!!! I admitted that Washington outplayed us and we had a horseshoe up our butt and pulled out a fluke that we had no business winning.. Why can't you just admit the same?

Regardless of who wins this series, the Pens ARE better than the Sens. There is so much luck involved in hockey. JUST ADMIT IT AND STOP TRYING TO ACT LIKE THE SENS ARE THE 1980's OILERS!!!!

sensarmy get a life.. The Pens made your team look like a bunch of Peewee House League players, but you guys have a huge horseshoe up your butt. If I were you, I'd be quiet and count your lucky stars that your team was able to be such a fluke.
- bochangs

Probably got it from the Pens after they had it wedged up their ass in the WSH series.

I personally feel they made the right call, but there was hardly this consensus among unbiased observers you're implying.
- Tojo.

well TSN, RDS & TVASport all said the goal would be disallowed and it was...TVASport even employs an ex-referee that always say his take before the verdict is announced on the ice and said he can't see how the goal could be counted when you clearly see Andy being pushed in the net by Daley...The overhead cam really shows it well...it's true that on some TV angles, it is harder to see...

well TSN, RDS & TVASport all said the goal would be disallowed and it was...TVASport even employs an ex-referee that always say his take before the verdict is announced on the ice and said he can't see how the goal could be counted when you clearly see Andy being pushed in the net by Daley...The overhead cam really shows it well...it's true that on some TV angles, it is harder to see...
- Raven33

Can you get their take on the Oil Ducks game where Kesler was 'involved' with Talbot? Just curious to see what they all thought about that 1?

sensarmy, I've been following your comments all series, and the vibe I get, is that you come here to try and get people to bow down and say how good and mighty your sens are.

The sens shouldn't even be in this game, it should be Washington/Pittsburgh, but you are lucky to play in the weakest division in the NHL.

JUST ADMIT THAT YOU ARE LUCKY

YOU ARE BEING OUTPLAYED BIG TIME

JUST ADMIT IT!!! I admitted that Washington outplayed us and we had a horseshoe up our butt and pulled out a fluke that we had no business winning.. Why can't you just admit the same?

Regardless of who wins this series, the Pens ARE better than the Sens. There is so much luck involved in hockey. JUST ADMIT IT AND STOP TRYING TO ACT LIKE THE SENS ARE THE 1980's OILERS!!!!
- bochangs

My previous point stands.....you make pens fans look bad and I would be embarrassed if you were a fan of the same team I am.

You're clearly reaching spatso and prock levels of stupidity and homerism.

Don't forget to put your helmet on before you walk outside today champ.

Can you get their take on the Oil Ducks game where Kesler was 'involved' with Talbot? Just curious to see what they all thought about that 1?
- Aussiepenguin

I don't know, can't watch all the games, especially late western games...even in this series, I'm thankful there are no 2-OT games with those awful 8pm start...I wake up at 5am every morning so pretty hard to watch western games...

How about disproving my statement instead of calling me names?

Show me stats/facts/evidence that shows that the Sens had the better of the play.

Here sensarmy, I'll repost again, as you must have missed it:

"I don't think we can be discouraged by this," Sullivan was saying after the Senators stole Game 6, 2-1, Tuesday night at Canadian Tire Centre to force the coming climax. "We did a lot of really good things out there. We had a lot of shots. We had traffic. We had zone time. We had possession time. There were a lot of things to like."

The coach wasn't incorrect. He seldom is. The Penguins were the superior side all evening, skating with authority, commanding possession and running up a 46-30 advantage in shots, 75-46 in attempted shots. Their 7-0 slaughter in Game 5 saw similar totals of 36-25 and 56-47, meaning they were even better in this one.

The difference was goaltending.

Hahaha you're so mad.
- Ftown19125

No. When I'm mad I spew nonsense like your's in the flyers thread.

Here sensarmy, I'll repost again, as you must have missed it:

"I don't think we can be discouraged by this," Sullivan was saying after the Senators stole Game 6, 2-1, Tuesday night at Canadian Tire Centre to force the coming climax. "We did a lot of really good things out there. We had a lot of shots. We had traffic. We had zone time. We had possession time. There were a lot of things to like."

The coach wasn't incorrect. He seldom is. The Penguins were the superior side all evening, skating with authority, commanding possession and running up a 46-30 advantage in shots, 75-46 in attempted shots. Their 7-0 slaughter in Game 5 saw similar totals of 36-25 and 56-47, meaning they were even better in this one.

The difference was goaltending.
- bochangs

I would agree. Goaltending was the major difference. Anderson was solid and the Sens D did a nice job of making sure he wasn't screened.

The Pens as a whole should be confident going into game 7. Unlike the game 6 WAS series where they came off a terrible loss and didn't play very well, I think the potential was there tonight. We can only hope Anderson cracks once again

I am not saying the refs are for or against any team but every game you watch is almost like watching a different sport. NHL refs are by far the worst in all of sports. The rules change every game and they change situationally.

The Hainsey penalty was clearly a call made because Pittsburgh was winning and had a 2-0 PP advantage at that point. If the situation was reversed that never would have been called.

If the rule is you cant intentionally snap a guys stick in half, you have to call it even if it significantly impacts the outcome of the game. Phaneuf did it to Crosby and it was obvious but the refs let it go because the Pens were leading and on a PP. Either it is a penalty every time or never.

Pens have been the benefactors of this at times too, so I'm not insinuating that it is unfairly biased against them. I just hate to be able to sit there on the couch, drinking a beer and predict what team is going to get the next power play based on the game situation.

I don't know, can't watch all the games, especially late western games...even in this series, I'm thankful there are no 2-OT games with those awful 8pm start...I wake up at 5am every morning so pretty hard to watch western games...
- Raven33

Well let's hope there's no questionable calls in the next & final 1!

As 1 article said, no one knows what goalie interference is anymore as there's no reference.

No. When I'm mad I spew nonsense like your's in the flyers thread.
- DeflatedPucks

I rarely post in there. Usually lurk, so the chances you saw any of my posts are slim. Stop being butthurt.

EXACTLY deflatedpucks... I'm not denying that Ottawa won the game 2-1, I'm just saying that we played much better than they did and luck won the night. It just drives me crazy that Sens fans can't be humble and admit they got lucky!

Most of us admitted that we had no business beating the Caps and were lucky as crap. Sens fans just seem to have this mentality where they think their team is much better than they are.. It's like they don't even watch the games, they look at the scoreboard, and it drives me nuts.

I was very quiet, appreciative and counted my lucky stars when we beat the Caps. I didn't come on here all cocky and rambling about how good the Pens are.

well TSN, RDS & TVASport all said the goal would be disallowed and it was...TVASport even employs an ex-referee that always say his take before the verdict is announced on the ice and said he can't see how the goal could be counted when you clearly see Andy being pushed in the net by Daley...The overhead cam really shows it well...it's true that on some TV angles, it is harder to see...
- Raven33

Plenty of other places said the opposite. But I won't argue, I think they made the right call. It's just not true that everyone but Pens fans agrees.