Pretty good Bryzgalov interview

[mattola]

Goaltender Quotations: A Small Collection to Enjoy - The Goalie Magazine - InGoalMag.com

awesome

“The Rangers!” – Lorne Worsley , then New York Ranger Goaltender, when asked which team gave him the most problems.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Can we get Don Cherry as moderator?

^Id like to see don cherry do that

 

[elocomotive]

^Id like to see don cherry do that

Don Cherry would love to... but he can't be brought in to a discussion on some "soft" Euro like Stalin.

 

[forty_three]

“The pressure is unreal. Most of the goalkeepers they feel the pressure. The only ones that don’t worry are the ones too dumb to know what’s happening to them.” – Tony Esposito

I think that was my favorite.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Don Cherry would love to... but he can't be brought in to a discussion on some "soft" Euro like Stalin.

Cherry thinks he plays for the Carolina Hurricanes

 

[jstewismybastardson]

"Lagongo, Stalin and Lusik ... 3 good canadian boys ... put'er there ole boy ... lets go"

 

[mattola]

"Lagongo, Stalin and Lusik ... 3 good canadian boys ... put'er there ole boy ... lets go"

And it just goes to show you that during the lockout everyday they were stalin.... thats the Coaches Corner for tonight!!!

 

[dash]

Isn't Stalin what you get when you combine Staal with Semin?

 

[elocomotive]

Isn't Stalin what you get when you combine Staal with Semin?

The Stalin Line - Exterminating playoff hopes since 2013

(sorry, biz. couldn't resist.)

 

[pixburgher66]

Haaaahahahahahhahhahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaa. Okay, maybe I shouldn't laugh. Does he know what gulags are?! He must, right? Nothing wrong with some patriotism, but crikey Bryz. Gulags=/=one man wrongfully imprisoned for 45 years. Stalin killed MORE than Hitler. MORE! If Harry Potter taught me anything, it's the danger of "the greater good"! :P

 

[element1286]

I'm pretty sure his is a common sentiment among Russians.

 

[Darkstone42]

I'm pretty sure his is a common sentiment among Russians.

Not the one I work with. But a sample size of 1 isn't exactly conclusive.

 

[element1286]

Not the one I work with. But a sample size of 1 isn't exactly conclusive.

Not sure how common, but it is there.

Stalin's Death Remembered In Russia On 60th Anniversary Of Dictator's Passing

 

[pixburgher66]

I guess I just assumed, ala the Germans, they just try to forget it ever happened.

 

[pixburgher66]

Not gonna lie though, Stalin and post-crown Russia are beyond intriguing to me. Just fascinating to learn about. Rasputin is one of my favorite (and least favorite) characters of history. He was slime...but so freaking intriguing.

 

[pixburgher66]

Not sure how common, but it is there.

Stalin's Death Remembered In Russia On 60th Anniversary Of Dictator's Passing

That's frightening (the young people part). Every single Russian can probably trace a relative killed by Stalin (indirectly). They call him strong, but I don't think a strong man feels the need to kill off every threat on the radar, real or not.