GAME DAY: Ottawa Senators @ San Jose Sharks - 10:30pm ET - Tue. Dec. 1st, 2009: Sharks win 5-2 PLUS postgame thoughts

"There's lot of reasons," said coach Cory Clouston when asked about Campoli. "He has to be better."

The Sharks have made it pretty clear what they think of the Senators. The club will start backup netminder Thomas Greiss for the first time since Nov. 25 against the Chicago Blackhawks.

SensGirl11 wrote:it's in the Sun too. If you believe them at all....

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They're just regurgitating Gordon's "report". Bush league.

SensGirl11 wrote:"There's lot of reasons," said coach Cory Clouston when asked about Campoli. "He has to be better."

The Sharks have made it pretty clear what they think of the Senators. The club will start backup netminder Thomas Greiss for the first time since Nov. 25 against the Chicago Blackhawks.

Ummm, the same thing as they think of The Hawks?

N4L wrote:

SensGirl11 wrote:"There's lot of reasons," said coach Cory Clouston when asked about Campoli. "He has to be better."

The Sharks have made it pretty clear what they think of the Senators. The club will start backup netminder Thomas Greiss for the first time since Nov. 25 against the Chicago Blackhawks.

Ummm, the same thing as they think of The Hawks?

Seriously eh?!

Let's stuff that Diddling net full of Diddling pucks dammit!!!

I WANT BLOOD!!!!!!!!

PLEASE!!!!!!!!

Clouston post-skate presser today:

http://bit.ly/4KACEe

MP3 format.

shabbs wrote:Let's stuff that Diddling net full of Diddling pucks dammit!!!

I WANT BLOOD!!!!!!!!

Me too.

Nothing we don't already know in Clouston's presser....

SensGirl11 wrote:
The Sharks have made it pretty clear what they think of the Senators. The club will start backup netminder Thomas Greiss for the first time since Nov. 25 against the Chicago Blackhawks.

Umm....

I think if we outscore the Sharks we have a good chance of earning the "W".

SeawaySensFan wrote:I think if we outscore the Sharks we have a good chance of earning the "W".

SSF's game strategy: score more goals than them and you will win!

It's a beauty.

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:I think if we outscore the Sharks we have a good chance of earning the "W".

SSF's game strategy: score more goals than them and you will win!

It's a beauty.

Seems to work on most nights. I like the odds.

Who does A-Train train his sights on?

The main thing that concerns me is if the Sens try to make a "statement" by going after Heatley. Leave him alone and go after the guys that feed him the puck. Assign a D and an F to each of Thornton and Marleau. Heatley doesn't do anything by himself. Just don't take a penalty checking the other two this closely.

With Greiss (who?) in goal, shoot early and often.

wprager wrote:Who does A-Train train his sights on?

The main thing that concerns me is if the Sens try to make a "statement" by going after Heatley. Leave him alone and go after the guys that feed him the puck. Assign a D and an F to each of Thornton and Marleau. Heatley doesn't do anything by himself. Just don't take a penalty checking the other two this closely.

With Greiss (who?) in goal, shoot early and often.

With Clouston, I think that's a non factor. I question some of his pairings, lines, w/e, but I dont question how he prepares his team for games or his teams focus. Sens will play their game.

SensGirl11 wrote:"There's lot of reasons," said coach Cory Clouston when asked about Campoli. "He has to be better."

The Sharks have made it pretty clear what they think of the Senators. The club will start backup netminder Thomas Greiss for the first time since Nov. 25 against the Chicago Blackhawks.

I guess the Sharks recognize that we are on the same level as the Hawks...

N4L wrote:

wprager wrote:Who does A-Train train his sights on?

The main thing that concerns me is if the Sens try to make a "statement" by going after Heatley. Leave him alone and go after the guys that feed him the puck. Assign a D and an F to each of Thornton and Marleau. Heatley doesn't do anything by himself. Just don't take a penalty checking the other two this closely.

With Greiss (who?) in goal, shoot early and often.

With Clouston, I think that's a non factor. I question some of his pairings, lines, w/e, but I dont question how he prepares his team for games or his teams focus. Sens will play their game.

On the one hand, I hope you are right.

On the other, and especially if the game is getting out of hand, I wouldn't be unhappy if CC tapped someone on the shoulder. Remember, Heatley made it (partially) about Clouston and it seemed to upset Cory quite a bit. Maybe he's not too big a man to keep a grudge.

Well that's call an in game adjustment. hahaha.