GAME DAY: Devils at Senators, Wednesday, April 9, 2009, 730 pm ET

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:couple lazy plays one by auld one at the end of the pk just not taking their man and two goals in 48 seconds

Heatley lost his assignment 3 times on that PK and thats what started the whole thing... not to say that Auld didn't look retarded on that play behind the net... he looked EXACTLY like Carey Price did against the Rangers...

cash wrote:

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:couple lazy plays one by auld one at the end of the pk just not taking their man and two goals in 48 seconds

Heatley lost his assignment 3 times on that PK and thats what started the whole thing... not to say that Auld didn't look retarded on that play behind the net... he looked EXACTLY like Carey Price did against the Rangers...

compared to how they were playing in the first period the hole team seemed to take a little bit of a break

Heatley ties it up

UN...FRIKKIN...BE LIEVE ABLE...!!!!!

What an effort...what a GOAL.

:##:

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:Heatley ties it up

He may look crappy for three quarters of the game,but he is one of those players that needs only seconds to change a game

and guess who got an assist on it WInchester he is such a warrior

top shelf15 wrote:

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:Heatley ties it up

He may look crappy for three quarters of the game,but he is one of those players that needs only seconds to change a game

Heatley hasnt been that bad tonight he shouldnt be on the penalty kill but he made some smart plays in his own end in the first

Except for that miscue ont he second goal Auld has been amazing tonight

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:

top shelf15 wrote:

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:Heatley ties it up

He may look crappy for three quarters of the game,but he is one of those players that needs only seconds to change a game

Heatley hasnt been that bad tonight he shouldnt be on the penalty kill but he made some smart plays in his own end in the first

Heater on the pk your kidding yeah thats not a good idea ever in the slot on a pp as a triggerman is his bread and butter

Beautiful goal by Parise...Alfie gets it done in the SO...Spezza does not.

Still, one of the best efforts the Sens have offered all season long.

This is what Clouston brings to this team.

I cant believe this coach. Every damm single game he gets at least one player who steps up big time. If this is what's coming for next year that damn 1st round pick can go to 10th that I wouldn't give a shizzle :##:

Holy Dung, that could be one of the biggest goals of the last couple of years for the Sens. They're gonna be chomping at the bit to get back to it next year.

Winchester...what are you becoming? Is it real? :****:

I tell you, this coach is the $hit

marakh wrote:I tell you, this coach is the $hit

So far so good - and he hates to lose as much as I do it seems, so that's a big plus as well.

Even during the Sens' domination era post lockout, they were never "come back" junkies. They used to score 3 early goals and relax. Every time Sens' net was empty, I knew they wouldn't score.
This team is totally different. They remind me of the Buffalo Sabres during the Brienre/Drury/Campbell time. Masters of late 3rd period goals.

davetherave wrote:Beautiful goal by Parise...Alfie gets it done in the SO...Spezza does not.

Still, one of the best efforts the Sens have offered all season long.

This is what Clouston brings to this team.

Well, Spezza at least beat Brodeur, which Fish did not. But I do agree that Alfie got it done while Spezza tried to do something that a team-mate failed.

On the other hand, Auld was not good in the shootout.

wprager wrote:

davetherave wrote:Beautiful goal by Parise...Alfie gets it done in the SO...Spezza does not.

Still, one of the best efforts the Sens have offered all season long.

This is what Clouston brings to this team.

Well, Spezza at least beat Brodeur, which Fish did not. But I do agree that Alfie got it done while Spezza tried to do something that a team-mate failed.

On the other hand, Auld was not good in the shootout.

???

From the box score:

	Mike Fisher shootout attempt against Martin Brodeur with a Backhand results in a SAVE.
	Jamie Langenbrunner shootout attempt against Alex Auld with a Wristshot results in a SAVE.
	Jason Spezza shootout attempt against Martin Brodeur with a Backhand results in a SAVE.

Spezza hit the post I think, Brodeur touched it a little bit.