Mike Fisher on Hockeycentral @ Noon today

He'll be on today.

http://www.fan590.com/

I'm sure they'll be focusing on his relationship with Carrie Underwood. Yawn.

SeawaySensFan wrote:I'm sure they'll be focusing on his relationship with Carrie Underwood. Yawn.

well of course, but only because it has incredible relevance to everything hockey right?

SeawaySensFan wrote:I'm sure they'll be focusing on his relationship with Carrie Underwood. Yawn.

They should focus on Foligno wanting to eat peaches and cream off her body.

SpezDispenser wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:I'm sure they'll be focusing on his relationship with Carrie Underwood. Yawn.

They should focus on Foligno wanting to eat peaches and cream off her body.

To which Mike will respond: "I don't know anything about the peaches, but I know that ain't cream. Hail God."

Here's what I heard:
- off to a nice start, been more fun
- been good playing with Kovalev, lets him do his thing
- feels fortunate to be playing with Alfie and Kovy
- knows he can be a lot better than he was last year
- likes the depth the Sens have now with all 4 lines
- just a matter of time for Spezza to get his first goal, no worries
- Clouston gets his message through loud and clear, very authoritative and clear on what he wants
- no grey areas in Clouston's system, everyone knows what to do
- when Clouston came in, he cleaned up their system, got their confidence back
- Carkner has surprised everyone on the team, so big and physical, good at moving the puck and taking hits
- they know what the Leafs feel like, can sympathize with them. They'll turn it around and get the wins
- they won't be taking the Preds lightly tonight, they'll come to play and play hard

SpezDispenser wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:I'm sure they'll be focusing on his relationship with Carrie Underwood. Yawn.

They should focus on Foligno wanting to eat peaches and cream off her body.

dirty dirty dirty, but no better way to eat peaches

shabbs wrote:Here's what I heard:
- off to a nice start, been more fun
- been good playing with Kovalev, lets him do his thing
- feels fortunate to be playing with Alfie and Kovy
- knows he can be a lot better than he was last year
- likes the depth the Sens have now with all 4 lines
- just a matter of time for Spezza to get his first goal, no worries
- Clouston gets his message through loud and clear, very authoritative and clear on what he wants
- no grey areas in Clouston's system, everyone knows what to do
- when Clouston came in, he cleaned up their system, got their confidence back
- Carkner has surprised everyone on the team, so big and physical, good at moving the puck and taking hits
- they know what the Leafs feel like, can sympathize with them. They'll turn it around and get the wins
- they won't be taking the Preds lightly tonight, they'll come to play and play hard

Thanks for the recap Shabbs. That point can't be taken too lightly. Very important.

Dare I say it, a must win on several levels. Would be embarrassing if they lose; would get back to 1st in division and 2nd in conference; gotta grab these point early on so they can afford to give vets time off late in the season; keep the pressure up on the Bruins, Pens, Rangers.

I wouldn't say must win but I agree it would be embarassing for them to lose this one. I would classify it a should win.

Seriously though with Nashville, Boston, Florida, Tampa and Atlanta to close out October there's no reason the Sens can't run the table on those games and finish 10-2-0 for October.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:I wouldn't say must win but I agree it would be embarassing for them to lose this one. I would classify it a should win.

Seriously though with Nashville, Boston, Florida, Tampa and Atlanta to close out October there's no reason the Sens can't run the table on those games and finish 10-2-0 for October.

That would be ... awesome! Not so much for the record, but for the analysts.

It will all depend on which Preds team shows up tonight. The one we saw last night or the regular Preds?

The ones last night still lost, and they'll be tired.

wprager wrote:The ones last night still lost, and they'll be tired.

with a different goalie if Rinne starts, and well, he hasn't played too well this year so far.

SensFan71 wrote:

wprager wrote:The ones last night still lost, and they'll be tired.

with a different goalie if Rinne starts, and well, he hasn't played too well this year so far.

He hasn't faced the Perimators yet.