GAME DAY: Ottawa Senators @ New York Rangers - 7:00pm ET - Thu. Jan. 14th, 2010

SpezDispenser wrote:Great stuff. It would be a minor miracle if Brodeur played like this for even one more game, but it's really nice for him - and for us - right now.

PKC wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:Great stuff. It would be a minor miracle if Brodeur played like this for even one more game, but it's really nice for him - and for us - right now.

Brodeur is now 2-0 with a 0.50 GAA and .980 save% with 1 SO.

Could you imagine if we had a goaltender playing consistently like that?

PKC wrote:Mike Brodeur just became my new favorite Ottawa Senator after this quote:

“I love tough games,” said Brodeur. I love when the score is tied in
tight games. If you’re a goalie and you don’t like tight games, you
picked the wrong career. It was a great effort. A great team effort.
This was huge.”

111519 wrote:alright, elliott and lee to edmonton for cogliano and comrie

i just want to see duff and underwood sitting together.

hemlock wrote:

111519 wrote:alright, elliott and lee to edmonton for cogliano and comrie

i just want to see duff and underwood sitting together.

Been there done that. Spezza and Kuba for Phaneuf and Mikael Backlund.

Despite Dion's slide, he'd still be a force on our blueline. I'm also ready to practically give Kuba away.

Phoenix30 wrote:

hemlock wrote:

111519 wrote:alright, elliott and lee to edmonton for cogliano and comrie

i just want to see duff and underwood sitting together.

Been there done that. Spezza and Kuba for Phaneuf and Mikael Backlund.

Despite Dion's slide, he'd still be a force on our blueline. I'm also ready to practically give Kuba away.

I'd be comfortable with that but I think we would need to take on some more salary from Calgary.

MurderOnIce wrote:LeClaire or Elliot better friggin play. They are not going to get better by avoiding the ice. Get out there and stop the puck. Do your job don't worry about anything else. Same can be said to every Senator. Do your own job. Dropping your head down as soon as a bad goal goes in does nothing for anyone other than to perpetuate losing. Take care of your own yard because there is a lot of blame to go around. Goalies are letting in bad goals sure but they can't win games in which we score one goal. So scorers score, grinders, grind, fighters fight, defence play defence and everybody shut up and stop pointing fingers.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

shabbs wrote:Mendes is putting his money on Brodeur starting tonight for us:

http://twitter.com/ian_mendes/status/7754629003

I'd start Brodeur personally.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:OK. Prediction time.

Rangers 9 - 0

Brodeur finally gets pulled after 6 goals and a flu ridden Elliott allows another 3.

Ottawa has 3 quality scoring chances all game with King Hank obviously stopping everything.

Shot count 55 to 18 in favour of the Rangers. Even Redden gets a goal.

beedub wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:OK. Prediction time.

Rangers 9 - 0

Brodeur finally gets pulled after 6 goals and a flu ridden Elliott allows another 3.

Ottawa has 3 quality scoring chances all game with King Hank obviously stopping everything.

Shot count 55 to 18 in favour of the Rangers. Even Redden gets a goal.

Ouch. I think the Sens win this one. 3-2 or 2-1

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SensGirl11 wrote:

Dash wrote:LOL.... "took a shot" - sounds so harmless. Aren't goalies supposed to take shots? Elliott "sick" I call shenanigoats - both goalies are tired of losing.

My first thought that it was b.s. on both parts. I think they're embarfassed that they got their coach fired.

Edit: Seriously that's right up there with the Bongo Sens.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SensGirl11 wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Anyone have an update on Leclaire yet?

he sucks donkey.

Still?

The Montagoose wrote:

marakh wrote:Carkner destroys Brashear

2nd that one. I have been waiting to see Brashear get his from a Sen