Game Day - Winnipeg @ Ottawa, 7:30PM, Thursday, October 20, 2011

NEELY wrote:At the end of last year, Spezza was lights out. Again, it's about the present and seemingly he has reverted back.

The other comment I still stand by.

Big Ev wrote:I do remember a post of yours now. "If Anderson starts 70 games, the Sens make the playoffs".

Big Ev wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:I liked that Noel had his goalie pulled to give the Jets a 6 on 4 PP with around 5 minutes left in the third. Good, aggressive coaching. I don't think too many other coaches would've done the same.

Of course, if you were watching the game on TV, you wouldn't have known this until the puck was cleared to Winnipeg's end and you saw the net was empty, because Dean and Denis were oblivious.

I would just like to reiterate that Denis Potvin is the worst colour commentator.

Dean Brown is one of the worst broadcasters in the game.

asq2 wrote:

Big Ev wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:I liked that Noel had his goalie pulled to give the Jets a 6 on 4 PP with around 5 minutes left in the third. Good, aggressive coaching. I don't think too many other coaches would've done the same.

Of course, if you were watching the game on TV, you wouldn't have known this until the puck was cleared to Winnipeg's end and you saw the net was empty, because Dean and Denis were oblivious.

I would just like to reiterate that Denis Potvin is the worst colour commentator.

Dean Brown is one of the worst broadcasters in the game.

I agree that sometimes it gets annoying when he doesn't actually talk about what's happening on the ice for like minutes on end because they're on some tangent about some former player's off-ice quirkiness or something. Although usually I don't really need him telling me what's happening.

Who do you think are the best broadcasters in the game? Or at least the lesser evils?

NEELY wrote:

Big Ev wrote:I do remember a post of yours now. "If Anderson starts 70 games, the Sens make the playoffs".

I'll stand by that too.

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:

Big Ev wrote:I do remember a post of yours now. "If Anderson starts 70 games, the Sens make the playoffs".

I'll stand by that too.

I'd say the same - except he has to be good. However, there's no doubt in my mind that Anderson is a solid goalie, no doubt at all. I've watched him long enough, he's simply good. So, if he's good and if he plays 70 games, we'll be in the mix as odd as that sounds right now.