Just one of those nights...Buffalo and Anaheim lose at home to teams not playing well

[TheAnswer74]

Sens beat Buffalo, Flyers beat Anaheim. I wonder if these wins help these teams that should be better then they are get on track.

[bduff54]

did anybody see that flyer game. it was so weird. the flyers scored on every shot in the first period and then Anaheim outshot them like 24-0 over 20 minutes. The flyers got so lucky.

[unklechucky]

The sun shines on a dogs ass every once in a while.

[Chewbacher]

It inevitably happens to the best at times during the season. It sucks to lose, for sure, but everyone knows who the better team is regardless.

[Acoustic-Fury]

With the outcome last night, I am really looking forward to the game in Oshwa on Saturday. The Sens win last night is really amping the "can the Sabres continue the away win streak"...I hope the Sabres come out flying.

Damn I love hockey.

[Carl J. Ironsides]

Ottawa has too much talent not to end up in the playoffs, in my mind.

[unklechucky]

Ottawa has too much talent not to end up in the playoffs, in my mind.

But I think bad goaltending will do them in.

[noocllez]

lol.. yup...

GO MICHIGAN!!!

[Carl J. Ironsides]

But I think bad goaltending will do them in.

If anything will, it's that. However, even before last night Ray Emery had impressive stats. His puck-handling needs a lot of work, but he's a good goalie outside of that. Of course, puck-handling's a big factor. He was often poor at that last night but got away with it.

[unklechucky]

If anything will, it's that. However, even before last night Ray Emery had impressive stats. His puck-handling needs a lot of work, but he's a good goalie outside of that. Of course, puck-handling's a big factor. He was often poor at that last night but got away with it.

I'll give you that, but all I can think of is last years playoffs, he was very bad.

[micknaboz]

Giguere got smoked.

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=184539&hubname=nhl



the Flyers scored on five of 11 shots against Jean-Sebastien Giguere to beat the Anaheim Ducks 7-4 Wednesday night and snap a franchise record-tying six-game losing streak

goals during Philadelphia's first-period barrage, which drove Giguere to the bench with 3:34 left in the period. Giguere entered the game 10-0-4 with a 1.98 goals-against average and had allowed only four goals on 77 shots over his previous four games.

[Iggy72]

Yeah, I noticed that. I was surprised Anaheim would get shellacked like that. The Sabres-Sens game was a bit more even.
Oh well, it's one game out of 82.

Pax.
Iggy72

[amico1990]

Ottawa has too much talent not to end up in the playoffs, in my mind.


agreed, heatley aldredsson spezza on a power play is scary..not to mention phillips and redden