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  1. Miller scored again. 7 goals in 8 games. Didn't watch the game yet, though, will have more info later.
  2. Pack lost again, stretches their losing streak to 6 games. 3-2 shootout loss to the Phantoms. Dov Grumet-Morris started in goal for the Pack, he was traded to them today from San Antonio for future considerations. He played an excellent game. Only goals he allowed were on two tough rebound shots from wide open Phantom players. Miller was phenomenal, he looks incredible out there. Amazing what putting a player at his natural position can do. He had 1g, 1a, and a shootout goal. He was on a line with Kristo and Hrivik (he had a goal), which was easily the Pack's best line all game. Kristo made a gorgeous pass to Miller for his PP goal. Allen picked up another point, he continues to impress me. Stu Bickel is even terrible at the AHL level. It's frightening watching his try to play the game, he's simply an abomination of a hockey player. Kyle Beach was invisible. He has a decent AHL skill set, but this kid won't see NHL time unless he seriously works on his skating. Lindberg had a bad game. Couple of turnovers, lost some puck battles. First bad game I've seen him play thus far, though.
  3. http://cdn.weknowgifs.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/50-cent-driving-gif.gif
  4. Invisible in his first game, a little more noticeable in his second. Picked up an assist on Lindberg's goal. Not a very good skater, meh hands, decent shot. He's got size and is a total asshole, though. Hasn't really played like a total asshole in his first two games as of yet. He might be able to become Troy Brouwer-lite, but he needs to become a better skater - and that kind of projection is being kind, IMO.
  5. Line of Beach-Lindberg-Kristo was good. Kristo had a gorgeous setup to Syvret on the PP, and Lindberg had a nice bank in goal, but, even outside of that, they was very good all game. Lindberg is very smart and a good skater. He should be ready by next season. Kristo has great hands and is also a pretty good skater. He had some nice pick pockets. Allen continues to impress me, he's always in motion. McIlrath was steady again, his outlets have been impressing me. Kid's close. I like his upside.
  6. The Pack were much better tonight against the Falcons, but still couldn't squeeze out a win. They ended up losing 3-2 after coming back from an early 2-0 deficit. Most of the kids were noticeable in a good way, IMO, and Lindberg/Allen were their two best players. I also liked McIlrath's game again, and thought that Andrew Yogan and Ryan Bourque were good as well. Yogan made some sick plays with the puck using his size and reach, I like his skill set and size combo. He's also a decent straight ahead skater for his size. He's still raw, though, so he'll nee a bit more time in the A if he's going to develop into even a bottom-6 er. That said, Kristo was invisible and a -2.
  7. Just finished watching the Pack's game against the Phantoms. Most of the team looked incoherent and generated no offense (literally, they had one of two decent chances, but that was it). The PP was an abortion, looked like the 08-09 Rangers powerplay. Kristo was stuck playing with two stiffs in Jean and Powe. On the positive side (what very few positive aspects there were to this game), I thought that Lindberg had a solid game up front (although he had a tough night in the dot), Allen was decent, and McIlrath was their best player. He made a mistake or two, including a very bad turnover in the neutral zone late in the third (although, he had just made a nice play to stop a 1-on-1 rush and he had absolutely no puck support at all), but his gap control was very solid all game long, and he was using his size and reach very effectively. He won almost every battle in the corner in his own zone. Felt like he was out there every other shift. He likes to step up at the blueline, it burned him once, but otherwise he was making good reads. Also liked Missiaen's game most of the night, although I think both goals he gave up were kind of soft - can't blame him for the loss, though, he only gave up two. He made some nice saves to keep them in it when it was 1-0 until Hartford gave up a PP goal. I liked his positioning and thought he was reading plays well all night, he forced a lot of wide shots with his size and positional play. He's pretty damn slow, though. Adirondack didn't even play well tonight, Hartford basically beat themselves. Losing Miller and Mashinter is pretty big, and not having Fast doesn't help. Slats needs to go out and get them some help up front for the Pack, desperately. The Newbury trade is looking worse and worse for this team.
  8. Chiefs lose in the final seconds of the game and their two best defensive players get hurt. Rangers lose 5-0. Yay sports!
  9. Anyone else see this? http://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-make-a-wish-foundation Great story.
  10. wld still beat u up bby <3
  11. i was just posting nonsense to look cool :'(
  12. Because you can't beat up anyone your own size?
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