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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:94
Level:All-Star
Since:Jul 18, 2007
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If Ottawa really want's to eliminate Sidney Crosby, Peter Sykora, Evgeni Malkin, and Sergei Gonchar, why not just give Dany Heatley a bottle of Jack and the keys to the team bus.
That guy is a piece of $hit who should still be in jail for drunk driving and killing his own teammate. Go ahead and take your shots at the Penguins Stars.
Ottawa is already without Fisher and Alfredson. Take a shot at Sid and see if Laraque doesn't put Heatley or Spezza in a coma. Those two are the only chance Ottawa has in this series. It would be worse for Ottawa to lose Heatley or Spezza than it would be for the Pens to lose Sid. If I remember correctly we didn't really miss a beat with Malkin running the team.
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:95
Level:Superstar
Since:Aug 21, 2006
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Don't even go there. One, Heatley WAS NOT DRUNK. His blood alcohol content was the legal limit. This is why he was not charged with a DWI or DUI.
Second, it was an accident. The family of Dan Snyder forgave Heatley for the incident. He simply lost control of his car. You have no idea what you are talking about, and I am glad most Penguin fans have more class than you.
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:94
Level:All-Star
Since:Jul 18, 2007
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I'm sure driving 80 in a 35 in your Ferrari, with a little booze in your system also had nothing to do with it either.
Let me guess, O.J. is innocent as well.
If you want to talk class, look at your own Newspapers in Ottawa. You're sports columnist is suggesting that the Penguins top players all have targets on them, and we should see if Crosby's ankle can stand up to a "Two-Hander."
Knowing that you don't have the talent to win, then suggesting intentional injury to tilt the balance in your favor is not a classy move either. So what's the difference? I don't get paid to post on these boards, that idiot in Ottawa gets paid to write articles. I don't need to exemplify class here, because I am only representing myself and not my entire city. Classlessness is a writer speaking on behalf of an entire city suggesting that their team try to hurt someone on purpose.
Classlessness is whining (with a retarded Speech Impediment) about how the Pens tanked the last game so they could play you, instead of stepping up and admitting you're a garbage coach that is only good at crying into a microphone after losses.
Why wouldn't they want to play you and most likely the Capitals instead of the Flyers and Rangers/Devils winner?
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:94
Level:All-Star
Since:Sep 4, 2007
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IronCity , first sentence of your first comment was childish, disgusting and reprehensible, but at the same time hilarious and witty. It is a shame that heatly actually killed someone, it would be funny if he was just a rampaging drunk.
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:95
Level:Superstar
Since:Aug 21, 2006
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The mistake he made was speeding, not driving drunk. Kindly refrain from discussing a subject that shows you have no idea what you are talking about.
Second, yes, we DO have the talent to win. We easily have the talent to win this series. The problem is that the talent is sucking right now and has been for a while. Were the Sens playing to their potential, they would be the favorites to win the series.
That brings me to point #3, your last question, and the answer is that the Penguins should understand that talent can come back in the blink of an eye. If both teams were playing at full strength, any coach in the NHL who would rather face the Senators than the Flyers is not going to be a coach in the NHL much longer. When both are playing at full strength, the Senators are easily the stronger team. You said as much yourself when you picked Washington to beat Philly.
At their best, the Senators and Penguins would go at least 6 and likely 7, with Ottawa having a slight edge. At their best, the Flyers would likely take Pittsburgh 6, but no further. Luckily for the Penguins, it appeared the talent is still not going to show up. That being the case, Pittsburgh will likely win in 4 or 5.
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:92
Level:All-Star
Since:Sep 14, 2006
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Senators at their best? The Sens have sucked large since Christmas. That is plenty of time to show up. Plus the third and fourth lines are what they are: junk. Sorry Ottawa fans, you don't have the talent to win against the Penguins or anybody else.
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:95
Level:Superstar
Since:Aug 21, 2006
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Read what I actually wrote. It's common knowledge the Sens have not played their best since December. But if they were playing their best, this would be a great series, and the Sens would have a slight edge. If you truly believe that the Senators don't have the talent, you know nothing about hockey. The Sens have plenty of talent, but no desire.
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:92
Level:All-Star
Since:Sep 14, 2006
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Oh, I read what you typed. It's called homerism. Yes, Ottawa, just like another NHL team, has talent. But you overvalue the talent on your team. Bottom line, the Sens are a one line team, which got reduced to two players after Bell took out your captain. The goaltender is average at best. And your 3rd and 4th line players are junk. The Penguins will smoke your team and every body in Maple Leaf nation is going to love it.
But enough with this "if" crap and time to deal with reality. The Senators best is now. Not three months ago or last year.
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Intentionally Hurt Crosby
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Reputation:95
Level:Superstar
Since:Aug 21, 2006
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Obviously not, that's far from homerism. Homerism would have been to declare that the Sens would win this series and were overall better than the Penguins.
I did not do that. I said that the teams were even, but one team is playing with desire and the other is not. That gives a clear advantage to Pittsburgh. Two players are what everyone thinks the Sens have, but it isn't so. The difference is heart, not talent.
But I wouldn't expect Maple Leaf Nation to understand that. Toronto doesn't have either one, and that's why the Leafs don't recognize talent, they've forgotten what having it feels like.
On another note, congratulations to the Penguins for their two wins so far. You have a heck of a team.
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