GAME DAY: Ottawa Senators @ Atlanta Thrashers - 7:00pm ET - Tue. Jan. 12th, 2010

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:According to Mendes, Kuba unlikely to play tomorrow:

http://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/7636895592

"Fisher to see some time on the point on the power play tomorrow. Also, Kuba unlikely to play for a second straight game (upper body)."

Good move. We must keep Fisher on the PP at all costs!

Well Fisher did have the hardest shot at last year's Sens Skill competition.

Let it be noted that it was a snapshot and not a slapshot, folks.

What? A 105mph SNAPshot?

shabbs wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:According to Mendes, Kuba unlikely to play tomorrow:

http://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/7636895592

"Fisher to see some time on the point on the power play tomorrow. Also, Kuba unlikely to play for a second straight game (upper body)."

Good move. We must keep Fisher on the PP at all costs!

Well Fisher did have the hardest shot at last year's Sens Skill competition.

And it was on the net!



Fisher at the point on the PP = WIN!

Only if he uses the harder stick like he did at Sens Skills.

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:According to Mendes, Kuba unlikely to play tomorrow:

http://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/7636895592

"Fisher to see some time on the point on the power play tomorrow. Also, Kuba unlikely to play for a second straight game (upper body)."

Good move. We must keep Fisher on the PP at all costs!

Well Fisher did have the hardest shot at last year's Sens Skill competition.

Let it be noted that it was a snapshot and not a slapshot, folks.

What? A 105mph SNAPshot?

I heard it was a couple of hundred and he was submerged in water at the time.

Injured captain Daniel Alfredsson and centre Jason Spezza are both skating in Ottawa and are scheduled to rejoin the team Friday in Montreal. That doesn't mean both will play, however. Alfredsson is expected to be the first to return, possibly as early as Monday against the Boston Bruins.

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:According to Mendes, Kuba unlikely to play tomorrow:

http://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/7636895592

"Fisher to see some time on the point on the power play tomorrow. Also, Kuba unlikely to play for a second straight game (upper body)."

Good move. We must keep Fisher on the PP at all costs!

Well Fisher did have the hardest shot at last year's Sens Skill competition.

Let it be noted that it was a snapshot and not a slapshot, folks.

What? A 105mph SNAPshot?

I heard it was a couple of hundred and he was submerged in water at the time.

Was that at the skills competition that they held in space? That was pretty amazing.

Wouldn't that be fantastic!!!!!!?????!!!!!!!!!!! Alfie is the King of healing.

SensGirl11 wrote:Wouldn't that be fantastic!!!!!!?????!!!!!!!!!!! Alfie is the King of healing.

I'm actually a little concerned that he's coming back still hurt and he's rushing back because of the state of the team.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SensGirl11 wrote:Wouldn't that be fantastic!!!!!!?????!!!!!!!!!!! Alfie is the King of healing.

I'm actually a little concerned that he's coming back still hurt and he's rushing back because of the state of the team.

Like last year?

So be it!

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:According to Mendes, Kuba unlikely to play tomorrow:

http://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/7636895592

"Fisher to see some time on the point on the power play tomorrow. Also, Kuba unlikely to play for a second straight game (upper body)."

Good move. We must keep Fisher on the PP at all costs!

Well Fisher did have the hardest shot at last year's Sens Skill competition.

Let it be noted that it was a snapshot and not a slapshot, folks.

What? A 105mph SNAPshot?

I heard it was a couple of hundred and he was submerged in water at the time.

Was that at the skills competition that they held in space? That was pretty amazing.

What's more impressive is it was on Mars where all the water is frozen!!!

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:According to Mendes, Kuba unlikely to play tomorrow:

http://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/7636895592

"Fisher to see some time on the point on the power play tomorrow. Also, Kuba unlikely to play for a second straight game (upper body)."

Good move. We must keep Fisher on the PP at all costs!

Well Fisher did have the hardest shot at last year's Sens Skill competition.

Let it be noted that it was a snapshot and not a slapshot, folks.

What? A 105mph SNAPshot?

I heard it was a couple of hundred and he was submerged in water at the time.

Was that at the skills competition that they held in space? That was pretty amazing.

What's more impressive is it was on Mars where all the water is frozen!!!

So you are confirming that he is in fact stiff when he shoots hard.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

shabbs wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:According to Mendes, Kuba unlikely to play tomorrow:

http://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/7636895592

"Fisher to see some time on the point on the power play tomorrow. Also, Kuba unlikely to play for a second straight game (upper body)."

Good move. We must keep Fisher on the PP at all costs!

Well Fisher did have the hardest shot at last year's Sens Skill competition.

And it was on the net!



Fisher at the point on the PP = WIN!

Only if he uses the harder stick like he did at Sens Skills.

That's what she said!

Back to hockey...

Clouston post-practice presser from today:

http://senators.nhl.com/v2/ext/Audio/100111_Clouston.mp3

So....what did he say? I can't listen at work, is there anything interesting in there?

Leclaire is on the Fan 590 right now. Talking about how he's been caught cheating on a few plays and has to get back to basics and being aware of his angles.

Which is why Clouston should have started him both games. He needs to play more to get back to being solid. He was getting better and better every game he played until he broke his face.

Why is it that Clouston came out and said he is our number 1 goalie, he will get 75% of the starts from here on out, and then the next day start Elliott? It's not like Elliott was any better than Leclaire.

Was it because Leclaire threw an F-bomb out at the media? If so, doesn't that show more passion? Shouldn't he have put him right back in there after that?