GAME DAY: New Jersey Devils @ Ottawa Senators - 7:30pm ET - Tue. Jan. 26. 2010

Shutout!

Shannon-Regin-Kovalev----great third period. All played great defensively, but they stood out to me.

PKC wrote:I'm smelling another first star of the week for Elliott. Well deserved shutout.

Maybe, posting a shutout as an encore perforance certainly helps.

AlfieisGod11 wrote:Shannon-Regin-Kovalev----great third period. All played great defensively, but they stood out to me.

Everyone stood out to me tonight. It takes a total team effort to get your goalie a shutout, and it showed tonight. If these guys continue playing like this, the other teams are gonna start having to pay attention to them again.

PKC wrote:

AlfieisGod11 wrote:Shannon-Regin-Kovalev----great third period. All played great defensively, but they stood out to me.

Everyone stood out to me tonight. It takes a total team effort to get your goalie a shutout, and it showed tonight. If these guys continue playing like this, the other teams are gonna start having to pay attention to them again.

Of course I can't argue with your comment. I just really liked the cemistry they were able to develop. They had a great, persistent forecheck going.

That had to have been one of the best games of Foligno's career.

wow, i didn't think we'd win this one before the game but there is something going on in ottawa right now. now for the big test with pittsburg. if we can beat them maybe we can go further then the 1st round in the playoffs.
spezza showed good intensity tonight...

Leafs and Habs lost tonight, too.

I'm a prospects guy, but **** it feels nice to win seven in a row.

asq2 wrote:Leafs and Habs lost tonight, too.

I'm a prospects guy, but **** it feels nice to win seven in a row.

Oh man, the way the team is playing tonight, I feel like we could beat anyone right now.

asq2 wrote:

That had to have been one of the best games of Foligno's career.

Easily. Figure this too: he's only 22 years old. This kid is only going to get bigger and stronger and if he's bulling his way out from behind the net like this already and dominating along the boards, imagine what his contributions will be when he's older, more experienced, more mature, understands the game better and improves his shot.

There are A LOT of reasons to be excited about this team going forward. Nick Foligno is just one small part of the puzzle.

Diddling great game by Foligno! Spezza started his stupidity again, but he toned down and got another goal (though should have been Kuba's).

7 Straight! WOOOOHOOO!!!!

asq2 wrote:

That had to have been one of the best games of Foligno's career.

Played like a man possessed, He must have watched TJ OShie last night.

asq2 wrote:Leafs and Habs lost tonight, too.

I'm a prospects guy, but **** it feels nice to win seven in a row.

So, just keep an eye on the guys a little lower than you originally intended.

SpezDispenser wrote:

asq2 wrote:Leafs and Habs lost tonight, too.

I'm a prospects guy, but **** it feels nice to win seven in a row.

So, just keep an eye on the guys a little lower than you originally intended.

Yeah, who's projected to go in the last third of the first round?

Can you imagine how good Foligno could be if he could put together that kind of performance consistently? Damn...

It's honestly hard to name someone who even played average tonight. Cheechoo played great, it's the apocalypse.

Campoli played one of his best games too. I have been a noted hater but tonight he was physical and effective at both ends.

SpezDispenser wrote:Can you imagine how good Foligno could be if he could put together that kind of performance consistently? Damn...

It's honestly hard to name someone who even played average tonight. Cheechoo played great, it's the apocalypse.

Honestly...Fisher..

I didn't think Fisher played great...he wasn't bad, but he wasn't himself. Outside of that the rest of the team were very good.

I can't believe how on SNet they gave Molson's 1st star to Kuba; 2nd to Ellliott and I can't even remember the 3rd. Point is it wasn't Folilgno. But, damn, how could they get it *THAT* wrong? He had a whale of a game from the start all the way to the end. Sure, give Eilliott props for the shutout. Kuba as the first star is just challenged on several levels.