Stanley Cup Finals

[elocomotive]

Ok, I've just seen 5-6 airplanes take off from the local airport (less than 2 miles away). Should I be packing my bags and headin for the hills?

What do you think usually happens at airports?

 

[beantownmaniac]

(eats muffin)

(sips water)

So what's the story been tonight?

(chews)

Ovi broke 90 on the golf course

 

[Vadered]

In all seriousness though that one most likely will hurt us hardcore tonight

Maybe. Still plenty of hockey to go.

If this series is consistent with how it's been so far, more than 20 minutes, actually.

 

[beantownmaniac]

What do you think usually happens at airports?

Small airports at 10:20 pm? Not much I can tell you that

 

[BF4L]

BERGY TIE GAME

 

[Vadered]

Maybe. Still plenty of hockey to go.

If this series is consistent with how it's been so far, more than 20 minutes, actually.

I claim credit for this last goal.

 

[beantownmaniac]

BERGY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[BF4L]

See BTM I told ya Jagr would be a factor :P

 

[Vadered]

I love it when a crowd chants the other goalie's name.

 

[beantownmaniac]

Jagr

Please get that stiff off the ice

Sooooooo, lets not say that anymore for the rest of the playoffs, mmmkay?

 

[pixburgher66]

Gonna say this again: I don't know how you could choose a Conn Smythe winner if Boston wins. Bergeron has been...just...wow. I think I'd give him the edge if the series ended today.

 

[beantownmaniac]

See BTM I told ya Jagr would be a factor :P

smileys, I got a million of them (ok maybe not a million but a bunch)

 

[elocomotive]

Ovi broke 90 on the golf course

Your team won a Cup two years ago and has another chance now. My team has never done dick. Is that really necessary when I was just curious how the game had gone?

 

[beantownmaniac]

Gonna say this again: I don't know how you could choose a Conn Smythe winner if Boston wins. Bergeron has been...just...wow. I think I'd give him the edge if the series ended today.

Well it would be between Bergy, Krejci, and Rask.

 

[SportsChic]

Great game.

We get to Rask and control almost two periods and since then all Bergeron after the Bruins first two goals where PP caused by dumb hooking fouls by Keith and Kane.

Ouch for the Hawks.

Should be a great ending 16 minutes of regulation.

 

[beantownmaniac]

Your team won a Cup two years ago and has another chance now. My team has never done dick. Is that really necessary when I was just curious how the game had gone?

Hey, it's not easy to break 90 for most golfers.

 

[BF4L]

Are you folks freaking nuts. I dont wanna hear any more Conn Smythe shit in this thread.

Goddamn bad Karma

 

[beantownmaniac]

Great game.

We get to Rask and control almost two periods and since then all Bergeron after the Bruins first two goals where PP caused by dumb hooking fouls by Keith and Kane.

Ouch for the Hawks.

Should be a great ending 16 minutes of regulation.

Saying the Hawks "controlled" almost 2 periods is just a bit of an overstatement me thinks.

 

[Vadered]

Hey, it's not easy to break 90 for most golfers.

90 is my average for the front nine.

 

[Vadered]

Are you folks freaking nuts. I dont wanna hear any more Conn Smythe shit in this thread.

Goddamn bad Karma

Constantine Falkland Cary Smythe, MC (February 1, 1895 – November 18, 1980) was a Canadian businessman, soldier and sportsman in ice hockey and horse racing. He is best known as the principal owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League (NHL) from 1927 to 1961 and as the builder of Maple Leaf Gardens. As owner of the Leafs during numerous championship years, his name appears on the Stanley Cup eight times: 1932, 1942, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1962.

Smythe is also known for having served in both World Wars, organizing his own artillery battery in the Second World War. The horses of Smythe's racing stable won the Queen's Plate twice among 145 stakes races wins during his lifetime. Smythe started and ran a successful sand and gravel business. He was a big supporter of the Ontario Society for Crippled Children and the Variety Club and founded the Conn Smythe Foundation philanthropic organization.