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bogiedoc
Chicago Blackhawks
Location: VA
Joined: 09.27.2011

Apr 15 @ 11:38 PM ET
With a 52-27 shot advantage against you have to ask what is the issue(s) the Blue Jackets face tonight. A lot of youth on defense but they had most of these dmen playing major chunks of the season. I am not watching, so i wish someone who is viewing the game can summsrize what had been the cause for the shot discrepancy:
- jhawk59[


7 pp for the caps: 3/7...
caps were throwing everything at the net...looking for rebounds, deflections bounces etc...
caps controlled much of the play
bobro had one of those games...when needed he was big in particular in the 3rd

once again a trots team looks to be an early exit...ovie will be at the worlds in about a week
jhawk59
Chicago Blackhawks
Joined: 02.15.2013

Apr 16 @ 12:51 AM ET
7 pp for the caps: 3/7...
caps were throwing everything at the net...looking for rebounds, deflections bounces etc...
caps controlled much of the play
bobro had one of those games...when needed he was big in particular in the 3rd

once again a trots team looks to be an early exit...ovie will be at the worlds in about a week

- bogiedoc


There is something to cheer about in Columbus besides the Ohio State Buckeyes. In the nation's capitol no less, the Blue Jackets stunned the Washingtonn Capitals in stunning fashion. Everyone draws a deep breath because it wasn't just the stunning attire of their goaltender, it was his goaltending.

Thanks, bogiedoc for telling us that the Capitals threw everything but the kitchen sink at Bobrovsky. The Russian netminder has a reputation of performing absolutely stellar, whereas in previous years his usual counter opponent, Mr Holtby, having performed less capably this season, could only watch in horror as Grabauer was not the equal in net. Talk about a touch of irony.

I am left thinking that as the Blue Jacets race onto the ice right before the national anthem in front of their wildly cheering fandom, the appropiate song blaringly for a special minute should be "Everybody loves a sharp dressed man."

Perhaps Bobrovsky is sporting that tan sports jacket again but his performance this series is going to lift the Blue Jacets into the next round.

Meanwhile Barry Trotz has a huge headache that not even two goals from Ovechkin can help lessen the pain.

Keep the coffeepot brewing, Washington Capitals, because you have to keep extra hours awake to develop a plan of attack.

I don't know if they could find a Bufuglien in the crease agitator to throw Bobrovsky off his game. Is Tom Wilson the man to lead with something other than his left hook or a right jab? Maybe he gets in Bobrovsky's house. Maybe we see I Cole come to the rescue

Irregardless of Cole the Capitals are in a playoff hole again and they will not be expected to overcome that sharp dressed goaltender.
jhawk59
Chicago Blackhawks
Joined: 02.15.2013

Apr 16 @ 1:25 AM ET
AVAILABLE: Last Blackhawk fix for the season

This is not a tonic for your health, but it can prolong your personal obituary for the horrible season

Saturday, April 21 The Rockford Icehogs open their AHL playoffs at The Chicago Wolves. The Icehogs have added reinforcenents after a few players were assigned to their playoff roster by Stan Bowman.

In the last two games of the regular season, which Rockford split against the Wolves, late season prospect signs Tuulola and Gilbert did not dress. Forsling is back from injury, though, and Franson racked up nine goals after Bowman sent him packing. Svedberg, Clendenning, Norell, Dahlstrom, Raydysh were other names on defense on the late season line up card while Snuggerud name is absent. Maybe he is injured.
Tyler Cameron
Season Ticket Holder
Chicago Blackhawks
Location: Toronto, ON
Joined: 10.31.2017

Apr 16 @ 8:27 AM ET

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