GAME 4 - 2010 Stanley Cup GAME DAY: Ottawa Senators (1) @ Pittsburgh Penguins (2), Tuesday Apr. 20, 2010 - 7:00PM EST.

Seriously, that could be the series right there because of his stupid, selfish, Diddling attitude.

Elliott can't play the Diddling puck to save hisl ife

Bring in Leclaire

Spezza literally cost this team the game tonight and pretty much the series.

Dash wrote:

Volchenkov tried to grab his foot

He should have tried grabbing the puck Spezza was feeding him. But Spezza should have seen he just wasn't even looking for it.

Dash wrote:Elliott can't play the Diddling puck to save hisl ife

Are you kidding me?!??!?!? He stonned The Pens blind for 20 mins in the first, made the saves needed in the 2nd up until the Spezza, super effective drop pass to no one.

Blame the person who deserves it.

Bunch of Diddling losers. Can't stop a beachball, can't compete at all. Diddling losers.

I'd literally never play Volchenkov with a creative player ever again, he's got Diddling zero offense.

So embarrassing. Such a Dung way to end the season. Diddle this whole team, they should be really, really embarrassed, but I think they're collectively too dumb to be.

100% pathetic. Shame on you guys.

N4L wrote:

Dash wrote:Elliott can't play the Diddling puck to save hisl ife

Are you kidding me?!??!?!? He stonned The Pens blind for 20 mins in the first, made the saves needed in the 2nd up until the Spezza, super effective drop pass to no one.

Blame the person who deserves it.

Re-read that and you might understand. PLAY the puck is different from SAVE the puck. He went behind the net and passed it right to the Penguin player who passed it to Cooke. He turned the puck over.

SpezDispenser wrote:Bunch of Diddling losers. Can't stop a beachball, can't compete at all. Diddling losers.

WTF?!?!?! The guy literally kept the sens in the game as long as he possibly could or basically any goaltender in The NHL could in that first period. He gets Crosby on a brakeaway and people say he cant stop a beach ball? The Sens havnt score an even strength goal since 18 seconds in game 2? It's the goaltending.

Are people around here that stupid? Spezza just sent Crosby in for a breakaway and that's on Elliott?

N4L wrote:Spezza literally cost this team the game tonight and pretty much the series.

Unfair. He had a good shift the one before and was playing well on this one, too. Volchenkov *has to be* hungry for that puck. I'm sitting here and I can see exactly what's about to happen, that puck is coming his way for sure. If that's Karlsson he moves up to get to the puck, Vochenkov just froze.

Now, that said, if he's passing the puck to the last guy he's got to keep going just in case the pass is missed.

Dash wrote:

N4L wrote:

Dash wrote:Elliott can't play the Diddling puck to save hisl ife

Are you kidding me?!??!?!? He stonned The Pens blind for 20 mins in the first, made the saves needed in the 2nd up until the Spezza, super effective drop pass to no one.

Blame the person who deserves it.

Re-read that and you might understand. PLAY the puck is different from SAVE the puck. He went behind the net and passed it right to the Penguin player who passed it to Cooke. He turned the puck over.

Sorry, my bad. Im just steaming mad at Spezza right now. He's just flat out a Diddling loser.

N4L wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:Bunch of Diddling losers. Can't stop a beachball, can't compete at all. Diddling losers.

WTF?!?!?! The guy literally kept the sens in the game as long as he possibly could or basically any goaltender in The NHL could in that first period. He gets Crosby on a brakeaway and people say he cant stop a beach ball? The Sens havnt score an even strength goal since 18 seconds in game 2? It's the goaltending.

Are people around here that stupid? Spezza just sent Crosby in for a breakaway and that's on Elliott?

Pretty sure he meant Cookes shot

Yeah we know, we can see that.

I was upset that I couldn't get the CBC feed here at work. If it's like I picture it, Pittsburgh is simply better in all facets of the game than the Sens so far in the series at even strength.

SpezDispenser wrote:I'd literally never play Volchenkov with a creative player ever again, he's got Diddling zero offense.

So embarrassing. Such a Dung way to end the season. Diddle this whole team, they should be really, really embarrassed, but I think they're collectively too dumb to be.

100% pathetic. Shame on you guys.

No, he's actually negative offense. I've said that many times before.

Seriously, if that's *any* other defenseman then read the play, realize that they are about to get the puck and step up to it.

wprager wrote:

N4L wrote:Spezza literally cost this team the game tonight and pretty much the series.

Unfair. He had a good shift the one before and was playing well on this one, too. Volchenkov *has to be* hungry for that puck. I'm sitting here and I can see exactly what's about to happen, that puck is coming his way for sure. If that's Karlsson he moves up to get to the puck, Vochenkov just froze.

Now, that said, if he's passing the puck to the last guy he's got to keep going just in case the pass is missed.

He did what he always does, The Pens were waiting for Spezza do make that play, they have been waiting for it for 4 games now, this time it cost him. He does it all the frigging time. IMO his time in Ottawa is done, it's over. He isnt good enough to get The Sens where the ultimatly want to be, not even close. The play there is putting it back in the zone, does he not know 1. He's passing it to A Train, 2 Crosby is right on him, and 3. He is in the danger area in terms of turn overs.... There was so much wrong with that play I cant even think straight.

Crosby, once again made Spezza look like the chump loser he is.

wprager wrote:

N4L wrote:Spezza literally cost this team the game tonight and pretty much the series.

Unfair. He had a good shift the one before and was playing well on this one, too. Volchenkov *has to be* hungry for that puck. I'm sitting here and I can see exactly what's about to happen, that puck is coming his way for sure. If that's Karlsson he moves up to get to the puck, Vochenkov just froze.

Now, that said, if he's passing the puck to the last guy he's got to keep going just in case the pass is missed.

Was Volchenkov not just coming on the ice on a change?