The Wings Win the Stanley Cup!!!
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Backwoods Presbyterian
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Anton Bruckner
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The Penguins did put up a heck of a fight on monday night.
Backwoods Presbyterian
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Well the third Wings goal was the cheapest goal in the history of Hockey.
Galatians220
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jawyman
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All I can really say is that cheap or not it was a winning goal.
Galatians220
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Shades of "Bill Walton Hyperbole" there, but okay, I concede, that "trickle-in" was a bit on the -ahem- tacky side, if one can apply that adjective to a Stanley Cup finals goal.
Counted, though...
Margaret
Backwoods Presbyterian
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Well it did have a little "push from the posterior" if you know what I mean.
Backwoods Presbyterian
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All I have to say is 1982-1983 Oilers.
Galatians220
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Galatians220
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Don Cherry was especially colorful tonight. His multi-colored, chrysanthemum-splashed sport coat was the least colorful thing about him... 
Margaret
Margaret
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I love Don Cherry. I wish american Hockey coverage had something comparable...
jawyman
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When my wife and I lived in the Detroit area I would always catch Don Cherry on CBC 9.
Backwoods Presbyterian
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That is by far the biggest problem with moving down South. Little to no Hockey (especially for my kids. I remember Ice Time at Midnight in West Virginia)...
Galatians220
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Every time we get a "channel change notice" to our cable line-up, I fear lest the CBC will have been removed. I've been watching Canadian television since I can remember... back to age 3 or so. I don't think they're going to remove the CBC, though, since I could get in my car right now and be in Canada in about 35 minutes.
Absent the CBC, how would we catch all those weird Brit sitcoms and other shows? Like Ian McShane in "Lovejoy?" Great show; wish all of this country could have seen it.
I even love the Don Cherry-clones of used car salesmen actors that they use in Canadian car dealer ads... Really, you never have to go without Don Cherry in some form around here... So even though hockey season is over for awhile, the ubiquitous Mr. Cherry is never out of mind - or sight!
Margaret
Absent the CBC, how would we catch all those weird Brit sitcoms and other shows? Like Ian McShane in "Lovejoy?" Great show; wish all of this country could have seen it.
I even love the Don Cherry-clones of used car salesmen actors that they use in Canadian car dealer ads... Really, you never have to go without Don Cherry in some form around here...
So even though hockey season is over for awhile, the ubiquitous Mr. Cherry is never out of mind - or sight!Margaret
ChristopherPaul
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All I have to say is 1982-1983 Oilers.
We are not done... nothing left to "learn from" - we arrived and came short, but are all set for a dynasty.
Pens' Hossa emphasizing Cup over cash
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