Round 1: Sens vs Habs

Who comes out for Neil assuming Stone plays? Chiasson?

So, this was the first game that I missed (game 4). Does that mean that I was the deciding factor and I'm no longer allowed to watch Sens playoff games?

Stop watching games you fool!!!

spader wrote:So, this was the first game that I missed (game 4). Does that mean that I was the deciding factor and I'm no longer allowed to watch Sens playoff games?

Flo The Action wrote:
Stop watching games you fool!!!

spader wrote:So, this was the first game that I missed (game 4). Does that mean that I was the deciding factor and I'm no longer allowed to watch Sens playoff games?

Geeze, I should ban him for even asking. Of course you don't watch. I can PM you the results after the game is over.

spader wrote:So, this was the first game that I missed (game 4). Does that mean that I was the deciding factor and I'm no longer allowed to watch Sens playoff games?

I'd like to say it was because I changed my avatar but I'm afraid you've watched your last Senators playoff game, old friend. Ever.

Our mighty Senatores are going to have to step things up a notch to win Game 5. Montreal wasn't overly sharp in Game 4, and I don't feel like we really elevated our game much over the previous three outings. That said, it's not like we've been getting much luck in the way of bounces either.

Hopefully we get a couple breaks our way, and we keep this wild ride going.

tim1_2 wrote:Our mighty Senatores are going to have to step things up a notch to win Game 5.  Montreal wasn't overly sharp in Game 4, and I don't feel like we really elevated our game much over the previous three outings.  That said, it's not like we've been getting much luck in the way of bounces either.  

Hopefully we get a couple breaks our way, and we keep this wild ride going.

I'd like to see an early lead that they keep building on instead of these nail-biters all the time. Enough already.

SeawaySensFan wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:Our mighty Senatores are going to have to step things up a notch to win Game 5.  Montreal wasn't overly sharp in Game 4, and I don't feel like we really elevated our game much over the previous three outings.  That said, it's not like we've been getting much luck in the way of bounces either.  

Hopefully we get a couple breaks our way, and we keep this wild ride going.

I'd like to see an early lead that they keep building on instead of these nail-biters all the time. Enough already.

Too much to hope for. We're heading for a octtuple overtime that will conclude as the sun is coming up. Karlsson's howitzer from the point will bounce off Subban's jaw (knocking him out of the series) and trickle past Price, as he tears his groin trying to stretch out to save it.

tim1_2 wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:Our mighty Senatores are going to have to step things up a notch to win Game 5.  Montreal wasn't overly sharp in Game 4, and I don't feel like we really elevated our game much over the previous three outings.  That said, it's not like we've been getting much luck in the way of bounces either.  

Hopefully we get a couple breaks our way, and we keep this wild ride going.

I'd like to see an early lead that they keep building on instead of these nail-biters all the time. Enough already.

Too much to hope for.  We're heading for a octtuple overtime that will conclude as the sun is coming up.  Karlsson's howitzer from the point will bounce off Subban's jaw (knocking him out of the series) and trickle past Price, as he tears his groin trying to stretch out to save it.  

LET'S DO IT!!!!

SeawaySensFan wrote:

spader wrote:So, this was the first game that I missed (game 4). Does that mean that I was the deciding factor and I'm no longer allowed to watch Sens playoff games?

I'd like to say it was because I changed my avatar but I'm afraid you've watched your last Senators playoff game, old friend. Ever.

I also changed my avatar (used to be Fett-Hamburglar, now it's Fett-Matrix). And then Mr. Anderson gets a shutout. Coincidence? Probably not.

wprager wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

spader wrote:So, this was the first game that I missed (game 4). Does that mean that I was the deciding factor and I'm no longer allowed to watch Sens playoff games?

I'd like to say it was because I changed my avatar but I'm afraid you've watched your last Senators playoff game, old friend. Ever.

I also changed my avatar (used to be Fett-Hamburglar, now it's Fett-Matrix).  And then Mr. Anderson gets a shutout.  Coincidence?  Probably not.

Definitely not. But spader has still watched his last Senators playoff game. Ever.

tim1_2 wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:Our mighty Senatores are going to have to step things up a notch to win Game 5.  Montreal wasn't overly sharp in Game 4, and I don't feel like we really elevated our game much over the previous three outings.  That said, it's not like we've been getting much luck in the way of bounces either.  

Hopefully we get a couple breaks our way, and we keep this wild ride going.

I'd like to see an early lead that they keep building on instead of these nail-biters all the time. Enough already.

Too much to hope for.  We're heading for a octtuple overtime that will conclude as the sun is coming up.  Karlsson's howitzer from the point will bounce off Subban's jaw (knocking him out of the series) and trickle past Price, as he tears his groin trying to stretch out to save it.  

I like your moxie.

Just to be safe, Spader probably should never watch another Senators game ever. Playoff or not. It's for the greater good.

tim1_2 wrote:Just to be safe, Spader probably should never watch another Senators game ever.  Playoff or not.  It's for the greater good.

Good guy and all but that's the way the weenie rolls. Glad it's not me.

I agree to sleep through game five, as I did for game four, and wake to check the stats.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:I agree to sleep through game five, as I did for game four, and wake to check the stats.

Wait, did you sleep through games 1-3? I went from Heritage Jersey, to old third Red jersey, to No Jersey to changing my avatar. Always trying to change things up. Finally the avatar did the trick.

I slept through the third periods during the stretch drive to make the playoffs. Last night was the first time I slept for a playoff game.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:I slept through the third periods during the stretch drive to make the playoffs. Last night was the first time I slept for a playoff game.

The exception must now be the rule, old friend. Sweet dreams.