Open Gameday Thread Ducks @ Sharks
Anaheim Ducks at San Jose Sharks, Dec 17, 2009 7:30 PM PST
ARTHUR:
Sleek's positivity continues over at BoC as the Ducks now sit ahead of Philadelphia, the drivers behind the wheel of Anaheim's other 2010 First Round draft pick. The Ducks bloggers' elder skatesman adds that to a dwindling playoff point gap as reasons to jump up and down singing Sweet Sue (or reasons not to hunch over the piano playing Marche Funebre).
And he's right. The team that lost Pronger is doing better than the team that added Pronger, and we're only a few wins out of 8th. But we were in a similar situation after a loss to the Senators four games ago, when Jiggy had a similar, 'we're not that far out' mentality on display. Of course, just 10 days later, this is a different team-- its point streakers are named Brookbank and Sexton rather than Getzlaf and Perry --but point inflation is running rampant in the NHL this year with something like 1 in 4 games going to OT. It's hard to say if three wins are still actually worth six points. Suffice to say, my positivity is on hold.
Per the OC Register, Carlyle says don't hold your breath on Lupul's injury estimate (the surgeon will put in the final word there) and Wiz gets some time off to deal with his stomach virus. The lineup figures to be the same as last game.
There is an official watch party at Kelly's Korner Tavern (909 E. Yorba Linda Blvd. in Placentia). If anyone goes, please stop by and try to convince us to do the same. Post any game info and lineup changes in the comments.
F all of our L's!
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Craptastic!
But Giguere has really kept us in this so far. Down 0-1 isn’t that bad considering some of the chances the Sharks have blown.
I was saying boo-urns.
damn you patrice….remind me again why hiller is not starting after a 2009 playoff-esqe performance last night?
Guess carlyle wants a rested guy. I think we should be testing Hiller’s stamina.
by Arthur from Anaheim Calling on Dec 17, 2009 9:00 PM PST up reply actions
haha. Sharks fans apparently boo all calls that could, in their estimation, potentially be made in their favor.
by Arthur from Anaheim Calling on Dec 17, 2009 9:12 PM PST reply actions

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