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"The Butter Cow Represents Humankind's Tyranny Over Defenseless Animals."
Hard core animal rights activists have become such a cabal of out-of-touch fruit loops that they're almost impossible to parody.
A small sign reading "Go vegan" was briefly hung around an Iowa State Fair butter cow Sunday morning, and animal rights activists took responsibility.
…An email to The Des Moines Register from an animal rights group said that one or more activists from another group got past a guard in the Agriculture Building, scaled a wall in a back hallway, got in the refrigerated case with the sculptures, and "redecorated the butter cow." The group said the sign was up for two hours.
"We took this action to bring attention to the billions of animals enslaved for their milk, eggs and flesh," the activists said in a statement. "The butter cow represents humankind's tyranny over defenseless animals."
I liked that line better when they did it first on South Park.
"The cow is a slave! The cow is a commodity! To be thrown away by a society gone wrong!" — A PETA activist as imagined by South Park
Let me further respond to that with this video from The Simpsons: "Meat and you – partners in freedom"
Jimmy: Uhh, Mr. McClure? I have a crazy friend who says its wrong to eat meat. Is he crazy?
Troy: Nooo, just ignorant. You see your crazy friend never heard of "The Food Chain". Just ask this scientician.
Scientician: Uhhh…
Troy: He'll tell you that, in nature, one creature invariably eats another creature to survive. Don't kid yourself Jimmy. If a cow ever got the chance, he'd eat you and everyone you care about!
Jimmy: Wow, Mr. McClure. I was a grade A moron to ever question eating meat.
Troy: [Laughs.] Yes you were Jimmy, yes you were.
Want to do something productive for animals? Go volunteer to help out the Human Society and stop molesting butter cows to protest "humankind's tyranny" over defenseless animals, you wackos.
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The Philthy Flyers win the last three games of the season series.
• Quick Hits and About last night …
• Hickey and Arpon Basu on Kirk Muller's imminent departure
• Sean Gordon on Mathieu Darche
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The Philthy Flyers win the last three games of the season series.
• Quick Hits and About last night …
• Hickey and Arpon Basu on Kirk Muller's imminent departure
• Sean Gordon on Mathieu Darche
just ask them about it.
i remember when i worked in a grocery store during highschool, in the photolab people always wanted those cardboard cutouts……first person to ask got it. including customers.
so it never hurts to ask. you could also say you would be willing to make a small donation to the Tim Hortons Camp Day or whatever to sweeten the deal.
Yes the flyers are the class of the NHL right now, so should we not be trying to better them so we can be the class of the NHL?
I don't think we'd have to mortgage our future to pick up some grit for the 4th line?
Yes we had a great run last year but you'd be a fool if you didn't think that we had a lot of luck and a goaltender who put on the show of his life to get us there. It would be nice to accomplish the same result or better in the future with a total team effort.
Nobody is a hater, we just want our team to be the best and we're not far off if we add some grit on the bottom lines and a top 6 forward with size…
You mean the one time in all of the 2000's (1-3) the big nasty Bruins, with their amazing size, were able to beat the Habs?
That centennial team was a disaster, filed with injuries, bad coaching, and inconsistencies. Otherwise, the habs OWN the Bruins, regular season, and Playoffs, in recent memory.
Case and point about how nutty and short sighted Habs fans can be. Was your response, to point to playoffs as some sort of telling sign, some sort of legitimate counterpoint? A scary case of revisionist history? An inability to percieve anything that is good for the Habs? An inability to see back more than 2 seasons?
You guys are unreal…
PK to the ALLSTAR GAME!! WOOT!
In the last 10 seasons Montreal is 3-1 against Boston in the playoffs, and 1-1 in the most recent meetings, with the #1 seed winning which time. Yes, Boston swept Montreal in 2008-09, but Boston might have been the best team in the league that year and Montreal was a crap team missing key players during that series.
That's funny because I could have sworn management gave Martin the long contract. Wasn't Muller also here BEFORE Martin arrived?
Much like the Halak 'problem' – choices they made backed them into a corner. Maybe giving Martin a smaller contract would have made more sense? Maybe giving it to Muller from the get go?
Haha…OK, if he does manage to get to our team then you're on! With lunch at Benny's to follow up.
His name is 'Trunk' which is short for Trunkulence
What halak problem? Saying stupid nonsense like "theres no money". Funny because who gave Spacek that contract length? Moen? Etc? Signing UFA players longer and for more money than they are worth means you might lose players when it comes time to re-sign. One could argue an extra 2-3 mil would have given the team TWO good goalies. But whatever, it's no longer an issue with Carey's play.
The point of the matter is – giving players and coaches longterm deals without thinking about the consequences IS a management problem. They knew Boucher and Muller would be due. So what's the excuse? Martin wouldn't sign a deal for less? OH NO THE HORROR! Martin wouldn't sign! Quick get me a kleenex!
Not sure we'd get those guys for that cheap, especially now that Calgary is 4pts out of a playoff spot but yes, those are the exact type of players we require.
Well two bad games out of 11 in January with a record of 6 – 2L -3OTL is pretty good. That 15 pts out of a possible 22pts. They are just two points out of the division title.
Some things to consider during the break:
Is there a replacement for Josh Gorges in the market right now that GM Gauthier can acquire. Gorges is a player that we really miss.
Also the Canadiens must keep Kirk Muller with the team. If plans to keep Martin as coach are for a long time, then let's hope Muller stays on as assistant the same way Jacques Laperriere did. Or if Martin is going to be replaced then let's get Muller to coach the team and hire a translater to accompany him during media briefs until his French gets better. Keep in mind Scotty Bowman's French wasn't the greatest, it was adequate at best.
"It's too much for one guy to shoulder. For us, we're going to do it as a group. It's about sharing that responsibility win or lose." – Mike Cammalleri
I actually was going to but I felt like kinda of a tool…..but really if it's going to be tossed anyway why not?
I don't think that should happen. Was just pointing out to the poster that JM's contract does not preclude the team from firing him and replacing him with Muller, if that's what they wanted to do it would only cost some extra money.
Habs will be relatively healthy (ithink and i hope ) come playoff time.Anyone know whens the timeline for markovs return?Gorges?2nd rnd playoffs or ?…anyone know….???
The Cryers yah they beat us but we'll have the last laugh.Regular season aint mean squat…wait till when it counts.The boys will leave it all on the ice like last season….and i cant wait!
Yep, that's just what this team needed. Another rookie head coach. Would have taken us to the Cup for sure last year. And we'd be leading our division this year too and a guaranteed Cup again. Yep, JM has been poison to this team.
Markov and Gorges are finished for the season, don't expect them to make some miracle return for the later playoff rounds. They will be spending this season and all summer rehabbing their injuries, but do expect to see them both back next season.
- I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
The Maple Leaf is made entirely of deadwood.
"Hey Richard, two minutes for looking so good!"
With that in mind I think we should start hating on management right now and blaming them for this. Sure it hasn't happened yet but that shouldn't stop us.
Damn it PG…why are you going to let Muller walk?
Well said G. One game doesnt change a team but it seems everytime we lose a game, that is the mantra here. Funny thing is when we win, the same people don't post…..only after the loses. Go figure! Sucks to be them, I guess.
Yea i came to that conclusion after posting.
It's not that easy. We picked up Moen for that exact reason and he has been less than enthralling, certainly when it comes to the physicality dept. True sizeable skatable 3rd 4th line guys, the REAL ones, who help their teams on every shift, will not be had for a 5th round pick. I know the exact point you are trying to make, i would LOVE to have a 4th line all over 6 ft and 200 pounds who can all skate, hit, and score here and there… But it isnt as easy as saying "do it, PG, make em appear".
You dont think that every single team in the NHL knows MTL wants some size? And holds them hostage in any negotiations once a player is over 5'11?
I think the wolski deal is a perfect example. If PG had been interested, i think Pheonix would have asked a lot more for him than the Roszival they recieved in return from the Rangers. Its not always about the asset you trade, but what it would mean to the team they are trading him to…
If PG called you looking to take one of your talented 3rd 4th line guys, who can skate and shoot… What do you say? "sure, i'll hand over a valuable asset for a 5th round pick!" It's alot more like "How about that Subban? or Pacioretty? Or that Leblanc kid?".
It's not as easy as it looks!
I vote we re-open the "real fan" discussion. Those are always fun
Meet the Maple Leafs' ridiculous new superhero in the NHL Guardian Project.
"The Maple Leaf, or "Trunk" as the rest of the Guardians know him, is one of the funniest of the Guardians. Always quick with a joke or a sarcastic barb, the Maple Leaf often disarms his opponents by bringing levity to tense situations."
One can only assume this "levity" is the result of an embarrassing loss. Or a five-year playoff drought. Or 43 years without a Stanley Cup. Whatever the cause, it's a relief they say laughter is the best medicine.
"It's too much for one guy to shoulder. For us, we're going to do it as a group. It's about sharing that responsibility win or lose." – Mike Cammalleri
YES! I was just here to post this.
Very happy for PK.
Playoffs you wants Playoffs.
Great for him, and I'm sure he will love it! Hopefully he won't be picked last!
He should be fun to watch in the skills competition too.
Montreal was playing with 3 lines, lost in OT and was dominated? The Wiz is taking O'Byrne's roster spot?
Do you have any observations about stocks, because you are dead on with this stuff?
Firing Martin while he has a winning record with the team, and the team is in contention for the playoffs to replace him with someone who has next to no experience as a head coach would not look good.
And I like Muller, but you have to be realist
they had him once. 15 years ago?
I am truly amazed why all you doom and gloomers dont have NHL jobs. It's bewildering how an iconic team like our Habs can employ such lessor minds running the club. Anyway, have your fun but please don't take yourself so seriously….no one else does.
I liked Arpons take on Muller leaving. Every team has organizational changes of some degree every year. A measure of a strong organization is to replace their good parts when necessary with something that brings better value. We'll see what PG and JM decide. I hope Muller does get a chance at a head coaching job with another team and I will wish him well….but not too well. I wish he would remain with us….probably turned down the head coach job replacing Boucher in Hamilton….but he should not be stopped to seek other opportunities in the NHL.
Buffalo now making a run a week and a half ago dominated the Habs the same way the Flyers did last night.
Gauthier had better do something about it or forget about last year's miracle happening this year. There is no Markov or Gorges and NEITHER has been replaced. Wiz is taking O'Byrnne's spot on the roster.
Nobody wants a goon. Neil is not a goon. He is not in the twilight of his career either. He could play another 3 or 4 solid years. Every team in the league as at least one player like Neil….
Everyone needs to relax… The Flyers are the best team in the NHL right now!
They make big teams look slow whith their highly skilled forwards.
They make skilled teams look dominated by their physical play.
They have been doing this to pretty much everyone in the NHL for the past month or so… Road or at home.
The fact is, aside from the Flyers, who are the class of the east, the Habs could win a 7 game series against anyone else in our conference. Hell, we saw it last year.
And now people are talking about morgaging picks and prospects and our future for… No talent Chris Neil?!? No heart Penner?!? You guys are nuts!
There is only one team that is the best in the East. And we already knew that it wasn't us. This is what the NHL is, parity, and the Habs have been in the top half of that every year but one since the lockout.
You would think the Habs are the Leafs or the Sens the way some fans talk about this team…
I'm dissapointed the haters got to live through that amazing playoff run last year. Negativity, doom and gloom, no respect for the team… And get rewarded with the best run since 93.
Playoffs my friend, playoffs, check the record there…
I keep hearing about how the Bruins 'dominate us physically'… Yes they are bigger team than us with a few large frames but… Take a look at their record V the Habs over the past few seasons, and then ask yourself:
"How stupid does my argument sound when i cite a team Montreal absolutely DOMINATES, record wise, as a team that, in fact, supposedly, dominates Montreal at will with their size"
Flyers, yes. Bruins, no. I'm all for doom and gloom kids but try and make a little sense!
So when is cammy coming back? would he be back by feb 20?
The players i think PG should go for are
Jarko Rutuu
Dustin Penner
Brett Seabrook
David Clarkson
Matt Moulson
I think that would make our team a harder team to play agianst. after watching that gong show, we got no shots on net always getting blocked and with these players it will be hard to knock them.
Lines would be
Cammy Pleks Penner
Pacs Gomez Gionta
Moulson Halpren Eller
Darche DD Clarkson
so ak will be gone pouliot
So I'm not a real fan? And my opinion is BS?
That's the biggest crock of BS commentary I have ever read on this site, James. Many here may disagree with your opinion. Some may actually agree with you. But how does any of that make you a real fan or more of a real fan than any of the rest of us.
The way I see it, you and I have differing opinions but we're both fans. We'd probably even get along over a brew. Maybe not see eye to eye but we'd still be real fans.
Don't forget that this time last year the Caps were annointed with can't miss status.
With the Pens not far behind.
if you wanna play for the Habs you have to wear the CH with pride..and that only comes by winning.
halfway season awards for habs as voted by me:
MVP….plekanec…..cuz hes consistent.
honourable mention :Price…..hes had a few stinkers.But all in all a good season to date.
UNSUNG AWARD :Darche and Gill….Darche is showing everyone he belong and has a little touch and not HANDS of stone.Gill,is so unappreciated .he does so much .But as soon as he has a little mistake its pointed out by the idiots who think he is too slow and stuff.But he's actually a superb defensive dman.Hes the man.
…and those are my awards…..lol….im goin to bed now ZZZzzzzzZz
That may be funny…but it's not true. We have 5 and a couple of wannabes who if they played to their "potential" would be fine. Plus one of the 5 who you don't like.
And this would stop players from hitting our players? Please Mike, that's not how it works in the NHL these days. Neil, if hired, would not be here to knock out teeth, defend players and sit in the box while we try to kill yet more penalties. Just what we need. If hired he'd be here to…what? Score. That's a laugh.
I look at it this way..if you're a real fan instead of BS-ing..you'll tell it the way you see it..after waiting 17years..I think we the fans has had enough..let it go and we'll become another Laff-Land..and you're right I may not be loved..but I'll never be a BS-er
Yea I guess that makes sense.
Still you have to hope Cammy is back after the ASG, and then you have to red0 the lines, and Cammy will be back next to Plekanec, meaning Eller moves down. White being a center, you have to do some shuffling… does Eller go to the A after being on the first line?? I guess we just have to wait for JM to surprise us.
Well i can understand disatisfaction with the group of forwards, Plekanec plays consistently, and rarely has a bad game. I do also like what i see from MaxPac, he is bringing some of that wanted physicallity and grit, even with supposed bruised ribs, and he scores too.
Are you suggesting I won't want a reminder of a 10-0 shellacking?
Hold on a second. Mismanagement? But further down someone made a case for it being JMs fault. And over there someone said with certainty it was Gomez's fault. And just a few minutes ago someone else stated a proven fact that it was penalties. Then there's the crew that insists the data shows it's lack of scoring. Then a few have claimed with irrefutable proof it's the lack of an enforcer (or is it just size…oh dear). But then the other dude says it's poor defence and he has supporting documentation to prove it.
I'm so confused. I don't know who to believe anymore. Everybody claims to the right answer. Who to believe? Who to believe?
Wait and see the outcome of the game… then you'll have a better idea how badly you want it.
same old ..same old …
Kinda backfired on you there…
It's too hard to go from assistant to your first head coaching job without a break from the same roster. Just ask John Maclean, Dave Lewis, or Denis Savard as recent examples. Why give Muller a handicap and extra challenge like that when this is already the toughest coaching job in the NHL?
He should be offered the head spot in Hamilton or let to go elsewhere with the intention of having him return in the future when the opportunity arises.
I'd love him to coach Hamilton for one or two years and then move up to Montreal right after. The Habs should offer him big money to go to the A. If he's wise and patient he'd take it knowing it will hard to learn the head coaching ropes in the big show on the fly.
Cunneyworth could move up here and take his spot with the Habs. That would be great for the youngsters he already knows.
I got news for everyone:Jacques Martin is a GOOD coach.
Remember playing against his Ottawa teams back in the day??Yeah,they'd hammer us all the time and wouldnt give us a sniff!And now???Well look no further than our 7-1 dismantling of sens ……
i go bed now
It shall receive the scorn of a troubled Habs nation out here
Oh dude, that reference to Timo's comment will not make you loved
Tnx for the update.
Not necessarily, the move saves cap and allows White to play in a few AHL games. He or another player could be called up after the All-Star Break.
There would have been money for Halak had Montreal and Halak wanted to go there. Montreal decided (rightfully so) to cash in on Halak. One could also argue that Halak would have demanded a trade knowing Price was still going to be here. It's all done and in the past, what matters is that it clearly seems that Montreal kept the best goalie.
It's just money if Montreal wanted Boucher or Muller they could fire Martin at any point, the only difference is they would have to pay him more, I don't think that's an issue in Montreal. Just because Boucher and Muller are due doesn't mean Montreal thinks they should change coach's, just because another team wants these guys. Every offseason team's take coach's without the firing their head coach to keep the assistant.
Based on your reasoning Montreal should have signed Martin for one year and then promoted Boucher as soon as another team showed interest. What happens when another team wants Muller, do the Habs fire Boucher?
how would craig conroy sound on the habs. he has the leadership and great for the bottom lines. hes on waivers.
if you don't have the money for a good new vehicle..than you have to stick with the one you have..or go and get another used one..that's the way it is when bringing in players for the Habs..I said it before and I'll say it again..a good GM don't trade good players..they trade so,so, players and get something better in return..bottom line..mismanagement is why the Habs are what they are..and if you read Timo's comment from earlier..he hit the nail on the head..Habs have mostly overpaid wanna be's or just bums…..
He might be at the twilight, he's missed 50 games in the three years prior to this one, he doesn't score much anymore, he's overpaid ($2M AAV for two more seasons), he's 10th in minors, 2nd in misconducts. Montreal sure doesn't need to be short handed more often.
Yes we need a big D-man and a big top 6 forward……but since those type of players are really, really, really hard to find especially with during the season and in the cap era, let's address what we CAN fix right now, which is a tough enforcer, who can skate, take the body, chip in with the occasional goal and is a pest to play against. Now since Ottawa isn't going anywhere this year, and are looking to offload players, Neil is a player who we can get now and help out another area where we are hurting. The big moves like you mentioned in which I agree we need, will unfortunately not get done unti the summer if PG can swing them at all that is.
pants buzzed: white back to hamilton
4 years ago maybe. If the Flames have no room for him why do you think we do?
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So I guess Cammy will be back after th ASG, and Eller will pilot the 3rd or 4th line once more.
I agree. Every team has a 20 point scorer. No one usually offers anything for them in a trade though.
2 goals this season. EIther there aren't amny clutch moments, or Kovalev is one hell of a cooler.
What would Neil do for our team, we NEED someone (or two) who can put the puck in the net, plus a couple of solid d-men before we need a cement head like Neil. And they ain't going to come cheap. I can see where you are coming from, and I can see the need for someone with Neils heart to protect our scorers and keep the other team honest, BUT we don;t have any scorers to protect!!
I wouldn't give up too many draft picks, for older players. Gotta think of the future too.
Chris Neil is 32 and has 11 points (2 goals) in 50 games this year. I know you guys all want a goon, but he is really in the twilight years of a not very distinguished career.
Calgary is not doing themselves any favours by racing back into the playoffs, a Top 5, Top 10 draft pick would help them out a lot more than some ego-boosting playoff appearance that won't actually take them anywhere. It's time to start over in CGY so they can at least hope to be somewhat on pace with the Oilers rebuild.
- I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
Good idea, not sure if Muller would go with it if NHL offers were coming from around the league but it could certainly work out. Not a fan of the Habs being the training ground for rookie head coachs anymore, too much blowback without any real returns.
Having Muller and Boucher out there as potential returning HCs isn't the worst thing ever is what people seem to forget, Pollock at one point let Bowman walk from the organization and go coach in St. Louis before bringing him back to the fold. I hear that worked out pretty well.
- I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
At 31 Chris Neil is by far one of the best choice good speed ,good fighter and score at clutch time went involve which he is not anymore in Ottawa ,call it the Kovalec factor
I was thinking the same thing. Martin gets blamed for all the too many men on the ice penalties. These penalties can be the player's or coach's fault. If it needs up being the coach's fault, there is a good chance it was an assistant's mistake in the communication of which line is up next.
I was thinking the same thing. Martin gets blamed for all the too many men on the ice penalties. These penalties can be the player's or coach's fault. If it needs up being the coach's fault, there is a good chance it was an assistant's mistake in the communication of which line is up next.
I believe last night's game is a clear example of just where the Canadiens stand against some of the top teams in the league. The big question is, do we bother making some trades this season to try and inch closer or let the season play out.
The chances of making a run for the cup without Gorges and Markov are pretty slim. Without those guys we still have a pretty good team but to compete against a healthy Flyers and Penguins team, we need all hands on deck.
Baring a Patrick Roy like performance by Price in the playoffs or a total collapse by the above mentioned teams, I think we're out of the picture. Missing a couple key players and our current lack of size and grit equals a quick exit.
If Gautheir can pull off some sweet deal for a large scoring forward, like he did for the Wiz, I say he should do it, otherwise, shut it down until July 1st.
On another matter, we should add another player on the 4th line who can play the game and drop the gloves. It was nice to see White stick his nose in last night for a change but he's no heavyweight, either is Moen.
A point to ponder as we take a week off from hockey.
"Tuesday night, Martin will coach his 151st game as coach of the Canadiens, including last season's 19 playoff games, and Andrei Markov has played in only 60 of them. In spite of that, Martin has a 75-60-15 record through his first 150 games as coach of the Canadiens, winning more than half his games even though his best player's been injured 60 per cent of the time." (Arpon Basu)
On a team without star players, I believe the loss of Markov has a greater impact on the team than some of the other long term injuries around the league. Any assessment of Martin's coaching performance has to be made with that point in mind. You also have to consider the impact Markov's injury has had on the playing time of Spacek and Hamrlik. It really shows during the 16 times we play back-to-back games. Not to mention the play of Markov's replacement, the Wiz. He's a solid addition on the PP but a bit of a rocky horror show in his own end. Lastly, with Markov out of the line-up, PK Subban has been prematurely thrown into the limelight which is unfair to any rookie, regardless of their skill level.
All these factors eventually take their toll. Something to remember when evaluating Martin's reign as head coach.
A point worth keeping in mind, JM is here to coach a defensive-minded system that is missing the player that would help him execute such a system to it's best effect. I said before this season started, Habs were a 100-point team with Markov, still paced for around 97-98 points despite Markov only playing 7 games this season and now Gorges is out for the rest of the year as well.
- I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
I understand that the language police in quebec play a big role in hiring coaches and GM's
You understand nothing.
And anyway Bowman and Pollock both spoke French.
McGuire over PG?? Really?? I will cross my fingers that McGuire gets a gig with the Sens or any other team if only to get him off the airwaves.
I will hate to see Kirk Muller go. Just like i will hate to see Pierre McGuire end up in Ottawa. I understand that the language police in quebec play a big role in hiring coaches and GM's but in my fantasy i would see McGuire as the GM in Montreal- he can speak french and he is a native- and Muller as the coach.
McGuire is contraversal but he brings a huge understanding of other teams in the nhl, the minors and in Europe. To keep PG over McGuire simply makes no sense.
And Muller was the brains behind last spring's wild ride in the playoffs. the team had stopped listening to JM when they wer down 3-1 against washington and all the inside stuff says Muller stepped up and the players responded. Sooner or later- hopefully in my life time- the Molsons will have to decide if they really want a winning team. in the past coaches like Bowman and GM's like Selke and Pollack would not pass the language tests but they did produce winners.
Can I buy some crack from you
Bowman is a montrealer with a strong enough command of the french language to handle the job. FYI
Pierre Mcguire GM in Montreal? Please no… I just want him to get the job in ottawa so I dont have to listen to him on TV anymore.
The guys ideas are always "perfect world" scenarios. IF he ever gets a GM job i am certain he will come to realize it is a lot harder than he thinks. I think he should earn his stripes as an assistant GM somewhere first if anything.
Muller source?
I would throw your short sighted, pointless, barely thought out reply as yet another notch on the "things Habs fans do to embarass themselves" list…
But from reading your posts you arent even much of a fan… So you will be filed into the troll category until you can contribute to a bigger, more embarassing, more annoying role for Monteal Canadiens
Yeah, Martin prepared the team so well for the game last night.
When we miss the playoffs by one or two points will you still be a genius?
It seemed he did, Montreal played as well if not better than Philly until the penalties. Are you really blaming a lack of preparation for slashing, holding, and slashing calls? You can't blame a coach when a player slashes another player. Montreal takes too many penalties, but based on Martin's manta of the importance of special teams, I'm sure he's telling his players to cut down on the penalties, like all coach's do.
Amaheim is in good shape at this point LA. I understand you would be heartbroken if they miss the playoffs by one or two points. If that does happen maybe you can run Anaheim and still be the hockey genius we all think you are.
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
We are 6-2-2 in the last 10 games… 27-18-5 for the season, so it's not just "one game", also the record is much improved from last year, so yea i'm pretty happy about that, considering the difficulties the team has to go through. I'd love to have the team sit alone atop the nhl, but thats not an easy feat to accomplish, so I take the good stuff and I enjoy it, and it take heart in knowing the team is improving.
I am not ashamed, embarrassed or angry with the team, but I do get those emotions when reading some of what the people on here post.
You're right….about the fish thing. What type of fish are you? Sorry "our" team is not undefeated but they are a lot better than you and the other fish predicted. How are your Ducks doing?….pretty much the same and they have your hero in Saku for character and leadership and we're stuck with Gomez. I guess you're wrong about that too but with the rotting head and all I won't hold it against you. Happy trolling.
"I know we have grave injuries and talent shortages, but there is no excuse for last night in Philly."
Do you know the the meaning of contradiction?
Who is Dick Irvine?
Once again you prove to be NOT a Habs fan.
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Did you watch the game? Just curious as I know you're on the west coast.
Yes, but PK is a rookie and will continue to learn from mistakes. It was his slash that lead to the 1st 5 on 3. (if I recall correctly). Up until that point the Habs were playing right with the Flyers. The game was set after 3 penalties in a couple of minutes….and with Philly being the better team, it was pretty much game over from there but, as always, there were no quitters from the Habs on the ice. They may not be the leagues best team, but lack of effort and character is not a tag they own.
The team is 2 point out of 3rd place, so right now we are not just making the playoffs, we're battling to get a top spot.
Bang on
Right, Subban's penalty only lead to the 2nd 5 on 3 and the 2nd goal.
Sorry I get upset, but I would rather go to battle with 20 guys like Kostopoulos, Steve Begin, Bouillon — who might not have all the talent in the world but at least they show up, even if they get carried out on their shields.
That's all. Not to misquote Dick Irvine, but he said something like you can't win until you hate to lose.
We are too damn comfortable with just making the playoffs. I know we have grave injuries and talent shortages, but there is no excuse for last night in Philly.
We didn't make them pay for anything, not even popcorn.
Your made up team REALLY sucks though…
Heart and grit mean absolutely nothing if you cant win games (which the habs are doing) or advance in the playoffs (which the habs did last season.
I have the NHL internet package on my iPad at work, and at the rink on the weekend they always have the NHL games up on big-screens.
Obviously I can't see everything, and the NHL on the fly doesn't tell the whole story.
All I ask is effort, not checking with one hand on the stick, not floating.
Is that unreasonable? Sheesh.
and all i ask from you is effort in your criticism
wrong. it was Spacek's penalty that lead to the 1st 5 on 3.
But there is not 1 mention of Spacek on this "HABS" forum.
Give JM credit? No chance. Just like with Halak last year, the habs record is padded by stellar play from a goaltender. The habs rarely win a game where goaltending hasn't stolen the show, and because of that, I will not give Martin credit.
This team needs to play run and gun, not defense first. The best thing that could have happened to the habs is all the injuries, because now MArtin has no choice but to let the young guys play, make mistakes, and learn from them.
We're two points out of third, man! And Boston could lose their game in hand tonight.
We are in 7th position right now, 2 points behind the Rangers, but they have played 2 more games. If we win one of the 2 next game, or go to ot in both, we catch up to them.
We 4 points ahead of Atlanta and they played one more game.
Yea last night looked pretty bleak but thats just one game, and the Habs are still 6-2-2 in the last 10, which is pretty decent, and all that with injuries galore.
With a team having such defficiencies as lack of scoring, huge Gomer salary, no grit etc.. you gotta at least give some credit to JM for keeping the team competitive throughout this tough season. Of course Price has some to do with it, but if not for a great defencive style, you have to wonder if he would post the same number, just look at Halak now.
Well, you've diagnosed the problem precisely, brilliantly. Inadvertently. "Pretty bleak but that's just one game."
It's always just one game.
One game that gets us into the playoffs.
One game that loses us home ice advantage. One game that knocks us out of the playoffs.
Maybe you guys think it's ok to be "2 points behind the Rangers in 7th place."
I don't think it's ok.
I don't think it's ok to show up in Phily with an opportunity to make a statement, even if we don't win — and we just mail it in like we've got a plane to catch.
This is the team with intangibles, character, leadership?
Is it?
If we win one of our next two games, we'll be tied for 7th?
This is the Montreal Canadiens?
Aren't any of you ashamed, embarassed, angry?
A fish rots from the head. Why do you all think JM is such a freaking genius?
You know the joke line "40 is the new 30″? Apparently mediocrity is the new excellent.
Have a nice all-star break basking in the glow of averageness.
The only way we're going to see another cup is to visit it in The Hockey Hall of Fame.
The system helps a goalie just as much as a goalie helps the system.
Yes, Halak was a huge part of it, but we have had other goaltenders put up just as strong seasons as Halak (see Huet, Cris and Theodore, Jose) but went absolutely nowhere in the playoffs without a system in place to PROTECT the goalie and play a defence first game where everyone is responsible.
It's a 2 way street.
Well you also have to look at the quality of the shots taken, if all the shots come from the outside, or are weak shots, the shots total means alot less.
So halak getting shelled for 40 a game in the playoffs is called playing defense? Interesting…
Last time i checked, "let the other team own the puck and take all the shots they want while we attempt to keep them to the perimiter and pray that our goalie doesnt let in a softie" is not a system.
I think the point totals for Cammy, Gionta and Gomez are also telling signs of Martin's skills a motivator (or lack of skills).
But hey, if you want to give him credit, knock yourself out.
Gotta love that "The Darche Knight" nickname.
first i heard of it, but pappa like
after last nights game I think the fans need a week off so we can forget about it.
Agreed. I think we should all travel to Florida for some fun in the sun too.
♪Your cares and troubles are gone. There'll be no more from now on. From now on happy days are here again, the skies above are so clear again. So let's sing a song of cheer again. Happy times, happy nights, happy days are here again♪
Ya but who is Dick Irvine was the sarcastic question.
Yes, indeed.
Oh, I know who Dick Irvin is.
I asked you who Dick Irvine was? Also, what does he have to do with the Habs?
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Minor correction:
Hector (Toe) Blake won 8 cups, all coaching the Habs (he also won as a player playing with The Rocket & Elmer Lach).
Ali B.
Dick Irvin:
James Dickinson Irvin, Sr. (July 19, 1892 – May 15, 1957) was a Canadian ice hockey player and coach in the National Hockey League.
Born in Hamilton, Ontario,[1] Irvin was one of the greatest players of his day, balancing a torrid slapshot and tough style with gentlemanly play. He played junior and senior amateur hockey in Winnipeg, Manitoba, winning the Allan Cup in 1915 with the Winnipeg Monarchs. He began his professional career in 1916 with the Portland Rosebuds of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association and was the fourth leading scoring rookie tallying 35 goals. Following a brief stint in the Canadian Army, he was reinstated as an amateur, but turned professional again in 1921 with the Regina Capitals of the Western Canada Hockey League. In 1926, at age 34, he entered the NHL, signed by the newly formed Chicago Black Hawks. Irvin was made the team's first captain, and had an impressive campaign, finishing second in the league in scoring. In their first season, the Black Hawks led all NHL teams in scoring, led by Irvin and Babe Dye. Irvin's second season turned to tragedy as he fractured his skull, which led to retirement after the 1928–29 season. The Hawks had finished with the worst record in the NHL in both of his last two seasons as a player.
Irvin was hired as head coach of the Black Hawks in 1930, and in his first season behind the bench led the team to 24 wins, 17 losses and 3 ties. Upon seeing his success as a coach, Toronto Maple Leafs owner Conn Smythe convinced Irvin to coach the Leafs. In his first season coaching the Leafs (the first in the brand-new Maple Leaf Gardens), he achieved immediate success by winning the Stanley Cup. However, Irvin was unable to deliver another Cup for the Leafs, despite taking them to the finals six more times.
By the end of the 1939–40, Smythe felt that Irvin had taken the Leafs as far as he could and forced him to resign. Soon afterward, Tommy Gorman went and picked him up and drove him to Montreal to become coach of the then-moribund Montreal Canadiens.[2] Irvin's hiring was actually engineered by Smythe, who was concerned about the Habs' future after they only won 10 games during the 1939-40 season—still the worst record in the franchise's storied history. Smythe feared that the league wouldn't survive the loss of the Canadiens, and suggested that Gorman hire Irvin as coach.[3]
Irvin found his greatest success in Montreal, leading the Habs to six finals and three Cups. Helped by star players Elmer Lach, Doug Harvey, goalie Bill Durnan and a young Maurice Richard, the Canadiens were just beginning to blossom as an NHL dynasty. Irvin, however, came under fire for encouraging "goon" tactics, especially after Montreal fans rioted in protest of Richard's suspension for the 1955 playoffs. He was already well known for looking the other way when stick-swinging duels broke out in practices.[3] Although they made it to the finals (losing to the Detroit Red Wings), internal pressure forced Irvin to step down.
He returned to the Black Hawks as head coach for the 1955–56 season, taking the reins of a moribund team that had only made the playoffs once in the past 10 years and finished last in the past two seasons. Irvin was unable to turn the team's fortunes around, and the Black Hawks again ended the year in last place, despite the emergence of Ed Litzenberger as a scoring star. Irvin was to coach the Black Hawks again in 1956–57, but he became so ill with bone cancer that he had to retire before the season began. He died a few months later at age 64.
A year later, Irvin was elected into the Hockey Hall of Fame. His coaching career included four Stanley Cups with 692 regular season wins, results surpassed only by Al Arbour and Scotty Bowman.
The point is to hate losing. To have the drive to at least compete and honour our heritage and your pay check by showing up.
Montreal isn't an expansion town where the fans are happy just to have an NHL team and have Habs and Detroit show up every two years.
Are you ok with our effort last night? You think last night won't matter if we play Philly in the playoffs and go into their rink remembering what happened last night?
We're going to be posting to each other all summer (and trust me, it's going to be a long one): "what? what happened? I thought we had intangibles."
P.S. Note that the puff piece on the Habs on TSN today about how great we're doing isn't even signed by a person. "Canada Press". What does that tell us?
cool story bro, now do the same for dick irvine
the effort wasnt what hurt the habs last nite, it was the penalties…
"P.S. Note that the puff piece on the Habs on TSN today about how great we're doing isn't even signed by a person. "Canada Press". What does that tell us?"
it tells us that canada has a national equivalent to the AP
what does it tell you?
I guess we all see what we want to see cuz your viewpoint of the teams effort last night is very much different from mine and most others who watched the game. This team is a lot of things but lack of effort or lack of character is not one of them.
In 1952, Walt Disney hired art director Richard "Dick" Irvine away from 20th Century Fox to act as liaison between Walt Disney Productions and an architectural firm that was being considered for designing Disneyland. After a few preliminary meetings with the architects, however, Dick (along with Walt) concluded that the people who could best design the Magic Kingdom were members of Walt's own staff.
Senior vice president of Walt Disney Imagineering John Hench recalled, "Because Dick had worked with movie set designs, creating structures and settings, he understood our needs more than standard architects, such as "forced" perspective, making things smaller to give the illusion of being farther away and other optical values."
Dick was convinced that the motion-picture artists, art directors and technicians, with their imaginative know-how and theatrical experience, could produce an outstanding theme park. And so Walt proceeded with his own staff and formed what is now known as Walt Disney Imagineering (WDI), the design and engineering arm of the Company charged with developing theme parks.
In launching the world's first theme park, Dick helped establish and lead the new team of artists, architects, designers and engineers, known as Imagineers. With such a brilliant staff of dreamers and doers on board, anything seemed possible as Dick once recalled, "Heavens! The dream was wide open."
Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, on April 5, 1910, Dick moved with his family to Southern California in 1922. The son of a prominent Los Angeles ophthalmologist, he attended Stanford University and the University of Southern California, followed by Chouinard Art Institute.
In the early 1930s, he entered the motion picture business and earned an Academy Award® nomination for his art direction on "Sundown," a United Artists film directed by Walter Wanger in 1941.
Soon after, Dick joined The Walt Disney Studios where he worked for a short time on such films as "The Three Caballeros" and other productions that combined live-action with animation. After World War II, he went to Fox, but returned eight years later when Walt asked for his helped with Disneyland.
Until his retirement in 1973, Dick headed design and planning for all Disneyland attractions, ranging from the Haunted Mansion to Pirates of the Caribbean. He also guided creation of attractions featured at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair, including It's A Small World. Dick went on to help shape the master plan and attractions at Walt Disney World and in 1967, was appointed executive vice president and chief operations officer of WED Enterprises (Walt Disney Imagineering).
Dick Irvine died on March 30, 1976, in Los Angeles.
he died in LA
how meta
Exactly. What does Disney have to do with the Habs. Aren't they affiliated with Anaheim?
Oh, I get it now.
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as long as the Habs keep bringing in faces instead of players we will be fighting for a playoff spot for years to come..as for when we will win a cup..for a million dollars I would never get that question right..really I have no idea..all I can say if you're more than 20-25 years old..the way the team is managed right now..you might not be around to see it….
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You know… The team LA cheers for. He is trying so hard to be at the head of the troll table with his posts. But as you can see with the chart I have up now he is making his way to the top.
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
Nice point, I remember that — and the bad feelings that went with it.
I suspect from recent results that Lemaire has learned his lesson and unleashed Kovalchuk a little.
Kovalchuk live (I saw them in LA) looks like he wants to please – he wants the puck. Lemaire is no dope and to have a weapon like that would be pretty exciting – even to Lemaire.
Sorry I missed your Irvin/irvine joke, I did miss-spell it. it was actually pretty funny.
Hilarious – except I think Zep2's head might explode and that would not be good.
it took you THAT long?
that's hilarious – is that a technical chart? I'm glad to be up-ticking on something!
Please allow for the 3 hour time difference when timing jokes to impact. Also hang-overs.
thank you.
P.S. many of you will get great pleasure out of the imminent destruction of Santa Monica by aliens in "Battleground: Los Angeles" I think it's opening March 11th.
Luckily, I will be disintegrated before the playoffs.
The ducks will miss you.
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
You do realise Philly is first overall, right? They'll do (and have done) it to other teams as well. Also, we're missing three important pieces of the puzzle.
I know, I know. On one hand you realise we have major injuries, on the other, we can't use it as an excuse. Nice contradiction. Just wondering, does that same rule apply to the Penguins?
One last thing. The other day you posted about how Jacques Lemaire was letting Kovalchuk play freely. Then tried to cite Lemaire's linemate ( Lafleur) as to why IK was getting said freedom.
Lemaire was the reason Lafleur retired. He tried to change Lafleur into a defensive forward.
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Im trying to get a trademark deal out of it.
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
From what, making you look like a tool?
———————————————————————— "Young people have seen that a team can play electrifying, fascinating hockey while still behaving like gentlemen." ~Serge Savard~
There used to be a time in MTL that it didn't matter if the coach or GM was french or english as long as you won cups. Too bad that's not the case today.
just out of curiosity, do you keep track of everytime you type something thats wrong? process it, then try to do a better job at not being wrong the next time you post something, or is it just pedal to the medal, facts be damned (serious question)
LA it is not a jab at all btw. In reading your posts you come across as not much of a fan of the Habs and most here put you in the troll category. I understand not been a fan of management i booo Rex Tillerson all the time as Exxon has only a 73 billion doller gap ahead of Apple. It would be nice to see you post something good about the players of the Habs.
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
You're the bottom right if you want to follow your progress on the troll chart. You have a ways to go as manApart,Triple and everylasting 1 have a big step on you.
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
Hey guys – pls read the Sean Gordon on Mathieu Darche "Darche Knight' article.
A very good story to take into the break (and a quick read).
cant make it out… i can haz bigger?
That's fair enough. In fact I just recommended the story up top about D'Arche, it's a great story.
I guess my position is I'm a fan of the historical/conceptual model of the Habs, firewagon hockey, run n gun with great goaltending and tough defense. Of course we are not going to hit that ideal every year, especially now with the cap situation and injuries.
But I think it's important to honor that history that no one else in hockey has, so that when new guys come in, they grow an inch and gain 10 lbs just putting on the jersey. And Habs have historically been pretty good at that, I often mention the story posted here some months ago about how the Big 3 were brought up from Nova Scotia so carefully and we should model that with PK, Tinordi, LeBlanc, etc.
But when management/players look like they are accepting mediocrity, like in Philly the other night, or so many other nights this year that we've just mailed it in… I'm going to squawk about it. But yes I will try and post good things, too.
I could make it bigger also, But one of the trolls could try a defamation of character lawsuit… And lose as they have no character. Just short sighted, pointless, Drivel.
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
That it was a PR puff piece that no one wanted to accept responsibility for and therefore has little credibility.
If there was a name and I missed it I apologize.
If Damien Cox or Jack Todd or Stephen Brunt or Red or Boone for that matter write something it has their name on it, that's all, there is accountability.
As for penalties, go ahead and argue that Gomez took a necessary penalty to start the Philly game.
My point is that we are supposed to be a disciplined team with a system, that's what I keep reading.
But we take a lot of stupid offensive and neutral zone penalties and put ourselves in a hole, and then the posters blame the refs. So which is it?
pr fluffpiece… ON TSN??? its the AP in canada… dude your insufferable
You could email it.
Goalies in Montreal have two roles, netminder and scapegoat.
The joke is that it can NOW take 2 hours to exit Santa Monica, there are only 3 main roads to LA and 1 way to Malibu and the population is far larger than 10 years ago. If there was an alien attack I'm not sure anyone would notice.
As for your jab, I can be a Habs fan (27 years) and not support current management, just like I can own Disney or Apple stock and not support current management. Or like I can cheer for Crosby when he plays for Canada and boo him when he plays for Pittsburgh.
My friend has two kids on different teams in the same league. They play each other often, even face off against each other. He hasn't had an existential breakdown over it – yet
Actually it would be great to be able to see the abbatoirs larger, or to upload lo-res images with the posts.
Is that 1 or 2 cups of facts I need to process things better??……….. I know the post was not for me :).
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
It's true. Large skates to fill….
you would probably have an easier time having general chit chat with the people who post here if 90% of the crap you write wasnt thoughtless, lazy, bitching
just a thought
Hey, I'm trying to be nice here. I didn't want your head to explode because you quote Serge Savard.
but the problem is you are seldom right with your posts, you always get shown where and how you are wrong… and instead of taking in whats been shown to you, you refuse to concede, then you regurgetate the same crap again, prompting people to not want to do anything but retort with hostility, because of your absolute innability to apply reality to your thoughts.
I went off hockey for quite a long time, partly for the reasons you mention. To me at the time, even the last two cups were somewhat disappointing because they were grind-it-out wins and lacked the flair of bygone days. Those days are gone, never to return. If and when we ever win, it will never be like those glory days.
We have a team that generally gives a good effort. They are not the best team in the league and will not likely go very far this year. The pieces of the puzzle aren't right yet. Philthy's seem to be, but they haven't won anything yet, and if I can count right, the Habs have won six cups since the Phlyers last won, thity-six years ago. Talk about overdue.
Look, on a good night, the Habs are competitve with anyone. Last night was not a good night, but there are still lot's of them. I suggest that you learn to enjoy the good matches before you drive yourself crazy — to say nothing of the rest of us.
he's just:
too repetitive, too humourless, too boring
Hope has two beautiful daughters. Their names are anger and courage; anger at the way things are, and courage to see that they do not remain the way they are. — Augustine of Hippo
I dont think he's in the actual game, just the rookie game or skills competition.
RE: PK at the all star game.
Am I the only one who isn't head over heels about this?
He gets enough attention as it is. An all star snub could have gone a long way to putting his ego in check.
Great move by the league, mind you. They would have really missed the boat with the chance to market a future NHL star ASAP… But as a selfish Habs fan I think I would have preferred him not participating…
Also… Pretty sure Price wil be the last goalie picked. Not that it is at all merited for his play, its just something I see happening based on the other goalies available. Could that actually mess with his head?
First of all I don't think PK has an over blown ego, but that's just my perception. I think it's great he gets to show off his skills. Price won't be the last goalie picked and even if he is I don't believe it will bother him at all
Maybe, but let's not foget it was AK46 who started the whole ball rolling last night with his terrible penalty.
AK46 has the best vision and passing on the team, really? How have I missed this? He also averages over two minutes a game on the PP, go figure.
If he's so good, how can a coach hold him back from scoring an extra 20 to 30 goals, like you say he will?
The habs need two things in order to be a legitimate playoff contender:
Big Defensive D-man
Power Forward
If only it were that easy to acquire them.
Go Habs Go! 2010-2011
"If Kirk Muller thought we were even close (2 years) from being an elite, contending team, would he leave?"
Yes, he probably would. It's not really about how competetive we are. If he continues to stay on as an Assistant coach, he could be labeled as only an assistant for the rest of his career. He needs to get head coaching experience, somewhere, as soon as possible. The longer he waits, the harder it will be for him to become an NHL Head Coach.
"How do we evaluate managements' commitment to winning look if we lose both Boucher and Muller?"
I would be questionning their commitment to winning if they would have fired JM to hire Boucher. Why would they replace the coach who after 1 year brought an entirely new team all the way to the conference finals, without it's best defenseman, for a Coach who's only professional experience is 1 year in the AHL?
Coaches move on vertical opportunities when the fit is right, and they feel they are ready for the next challenge. I have no idea why an Assistant Coach would pass on an opportunity solely based on the team being elite in a few years, the risk is too great. This is like turning down a dream job opportunity to stay with a girl you met three months ago.
Sports organizations very rarely, if ever block a person from a vertical promotion. They might try to stop them, but it is always up to that person if they stay or go. I can't say Montreal isn't committed to winning because they aren't blocking people's career advancements.
Dontcha know Martin is a winner. We don't need anyone else let alone some wet-behind-the-ears AHL coach like Boucher or some perrenial back-up whatever like Muller. The Habs will win the cup with Martin, even if the whole team falls apart under him. He's that good.
"It bothers me…there are old coaches in the league today that don't know how to deal with these young personalities." – Mike Peca on JM handling of PKS
Dumb question du jour:
"If Kirk Muller thought we were even close (2 years) from being an elite, contending team, would he leave?"
Supplemental question:
"How do we evaluate managements' commitment to winning look if we lose both Boucher and Muller?"
So, if Muller decides to go and coach somewhere else, it's the management's fault?
Goalies in Montreal have two roles, netminder and scapegoat.
I'm not even sure I want a guy on my coaching staff who passes up a head coaching job elsewhere to stay with me.
Theres something to be said for loyalty, but theres also something called "drive to be the best".
All asst. coaches should strive to be head coaches, and then Jack Adams winners, and then Stanley cup champs. Muller is doing the natural thing and i expect any other coach (Boucher et. al) to do the same.
Like the Leafs?
They have a run and gun approach mainly because their players are undisciplined – there's a reason almost their entire team are castoffs from other teams: Grabbo, Phaneuf, Komi, Kessel, …
Why would you try to build a defensive-minded system with undersized players? Their strength is speed. They should use it.
I was more (un)impressed by his ability to piss of Carcillo so badly that he looked like he was going to eat Gionta on his next shift…
Was Gomez the player who "jumped on the ice" when the other guy "wasn't even close"? If so that really does make him our leader in dumb penalites in a game where that cost us the match.
"It bothers me…there are old coaches in the league today that don't know how to deal with these young personalities." – Mike Peca on JM handling of PKS
Who were Gomez' linemates on that shift? Don't know? Neither did he or anyone else on the bench. Maybe rapid fire line changes isn't the answer?
Lots of upset Flyers fans today after hearing the news of P.K.'s addition to the ASG Skills Competition…………………………BEAUTY!!!!!!
Do you really think they're smart enough? I'll bet most of them can't even spell PK.
"Hey Richard, two minutes for looking so good!"
I love PK, I think eventually we will win a cup with him and I'm sure he'll do great this weekend. Nice to have some happy news.
enough to make them throw up
If Gomez had the cahones to finish the job that would be fine. but instead he took a stupid penalty and showed how macho he was – to no effect. The guy shouldn't wear the A.
"It bothers me…there are old coaches in the league today that don't know how to deal with these young personalities." – Mike Peca on JM handling of PKS
+1 to that.
It would be great to hae either Boucher or Muller come back in some distant year, after they had some experience as HC.
I think after 20 years of the Habs hiring INEXPERIENCED head coaches, they've learned something.
So between the two Jacques (Demers and Martin), there have been nothing but gambling on rookie coaches and ultimately cutting them loose and watching some of them flourish elsewhere (Vigneault, Therrien, Julien)…
And then there's Guy Boucher who got away before getting the big gig in MTL and is shining in TB. Well, there's was no guarantee in the pressure cooker here that he'd have the same initial success so we'll never know if he could've been the next Burns or the next Carbo.
Now Kirk Muller wants the head job somewhere, oh well, as with Boucher, we gotta let him go but maybe, someday either of them come back when the TIME is RIGHT.
Until then, I'm perfectly content with Jacques Martin's experience and track record, lumps and all. I keep reminding myself of Jacques Demers' great season/poor playoff rep until he came to Montreal so maybe… just maybe…
Martin will not win a Cup. Not ever. He had great teams in Ottawa & couldn't win one.
Habs Passion unites us all
For a smart dog you sure do have a short memory. Best run since 93, lost two back end MVPs and still right in the thick of it.
Theres a reason why, in 1 season, JM did more with this team than any of the inexperienced predecessors. Of course Halak played great but JMs SYSTEM (Defence first, shots from the outside, everyone comming back) had just as much to do with Halaks numbers as halaks number had to do with the Habs success.
But you want to give the reigns to Muller because… He's well liked? He's played the game at an NHL level? He's always chatting to the players on the bench?
I'm guessing you must of been just THE BIGGEST Carbo supporter, through and through… right? right?
That reminds me of a fine Polish expression: "Fatal, but not serious."
Wow, the smack down in philly town was layed last night. 5 on 3 goals were killers, but it's only the players fault. The flyers toyed with the boys all night long. Even in the first period where it the score was still 0-0, the flyers looked more dangerous almost everytime down the ice. When they made it 3-0, they took there foot off the pedal and still toyed with the habs like they were a minor league team. As soon as the flyers scored the 2nd one, the game was over. The habs needed to pitch a shutout or a single in order for them to win as I said yesterday. Even with Marky, gorges and Cammy back, this team would not be able to beat the flyers in a best of 7. They might squeak out a game or two, but against the depth and skating of the flyers, there is no way the habs beat the flyers in a series. I don't know if something can be done to address the situation at the deadline or if it will have to wait until the summer, but the only way we get by the flyers in the dance is if some other team does the K.Oing for us. Was that the wiz out there or MAB last night? I'll give him another mulligan on last night, but that's about 4 now, that I've had to give him…….And at least Spacek went up to Hartnell last night and told him "Don't do that, not very nice", on the hit on DD. Good stuff……..let this one simmer for a week. Laviolette, richards, hartnell, pronger, briere……they all smoked the boys and laughed at them all the way to the dressing room……how do those apples taste habs and brass? Sweet or sour?
Shaker, and I'm out!
I was thinking there is one thing I like about PG more than I liked about Bob. Bob had rose-coloured glasses. He always saw things as just needing some tinkering (until he got so frustrated he had to total obliterate his 5 years of tinkering work). I mean, the man actually thought that Carbo was the best decision he ever made. I'm not bashiing Bob but his vision was I think biased to the positive.
Gauthier I think sees things more coldly. I have more faith he will see this team needs changes and make them. I hope at least.
And plleeeeaaassseee don't come back later and say that I posted that Gautheir was the best thing ever. The guy has made some good moves, I think he's got pretty good sense. But then again he was apparently in on the Scott "love me because I am funny" Gomez trade, and let Boucher go over Jacques "7 men" Martin. Two mistakes that have hung this team up. I'll put money we won't win a cup with Martin or Gomez in two. If you're game, let me know.
"It bothers me…there are old coaches in the league today that don't know how to deal with these young personalities." – Mike Peca on JM handling of PKS
SD, let's sum some things up…..
First of all, you don't fire a coach that takes you to the ECF, no sensible hockey team would ever do that, ever.
Second, Gomez isn't a bad hockey player, as much as some people here make him out to be. The only thing that sucks about Gomez is his salary.
Goalies in Montreal have two roles, netminder and scapegoat.
You have no idea what Boucher would be doing now, with this team. Tampa has always had the talent, do you think its really Boucher who turned Stamkos and St louis into top 5 NHL players?
Look at their goal differential, SD. The Lightnings record is a mirage. They are, just like the Habs, somewhere between the Flyers of the world and the Leafs of the world.
Your second guessing frustrates me because, well, that's just what it is. It MUST be better the other way.
You ability to see the future and purport that boucher would be doing any better with this Habs lineup… Is boreding on lunacy. Do you really believe this stuff or just spicing up your posts to get replies?
That logic "well HE would be doing a better job coaching here" is the EXACT type of talk i was outlining when i said Habs fans have become the laughing stock of the league. Expected more out of you SD…
Great article by Cam Cole (Mike's last entry). Well worth the read.
Difficult to believe that Gretzky is 50. Time waits for no one.
I read all the posts up to this one feeling rotten till NOW. Thanks for the laughs, shortlived as it is .. cause I cant stop feeling utterly dejected when I think of what Les Glorieux has become.
It is reflected in the mood of this site. Not one of us is REALY EXCITED about our team.
And that's the shame of it all…. Somebody, Somewhere step in and take charge and return this franchise to elite status with stars and elite level hockey.
Thanks for the laugh though.
Rough one last night…probably a playoff preview…We all have seen that one before and it sucked last year like it sucked last night.
Habs number one issue is forwards who aren't scoring…AKost, Cammy (I know he's injured), Pouliot, Eller….We need some guys who can find that back of the net and these guys have not this year…Others are having to get the scant points we get.
If the Habs want to have a better chance than 28/1 to win the Cup this year PG needs to make some Cap Space to get some scoring at the trade deadline.
AKost needs to go now…can't watch him anymore….he just doesn't give a sh#t. As big as he is he should be winning battles and making guys pay as well as scoring. He is doing nada.
You don't watch him as closely as I do. Kostitsyn works very hard. He sees the ice better than anyone on the team and is easily the best passer but is not on the PP. Go figure. Kostitsyn sets up his linemates but rarely gets a good pass back.
He will score 40-50 goals next year. Unfortunately it won't be in Montreal. Jacques Martin's legacy is going to be something to behold.
Stamkos and St. Louis score 34% of the team's goals.
Of the last 160 playoff teams, only 12 had negative goal differentials, it took a 5 game winning streak to get Tampa even.
5-2 in shootouts, yet have the 25th lowest scoring %, somehow their crappy goalies have been great in shootouts.
Lead the league at 17-3-5 in one goal games.
Tampa is good and it seems Guy has done a fine job, but this team's record is a lot of smoke a minors. They could easily have a similar record as Montreal or be worse.
Yea, just trying to post some positive stuff amist the sea of gloomness that a loss bring on this place.
This could be fun:
Habs All-Star Break ratings:
Carey Price : A
Desharnais (since callup) : B+
Everyone else : C-
Scott Gomez : D
Injuries : F-
(Darche, Pacioretty and Pleks certainly aren't C-)
This is precisely why fans shouldn't be choosing the 3 stars.
—Hope Springs Eternal—
No, we will all blame you for Muller wanting to be a head coach.
" Not everyone can afford a brilliant stock advisor like storm". TripleX 01/25/2011.20:16
"Darche a really easy guy to play with, he always does the same things, he's a dependable, hard-working guy, he goes to the net, he goes into to the corner, he always makes the smart play." (Benoit Pouliot)
It all sounds so simple, in fact these are the traits that the Habs having been looking for in their forwards ever since this site was created.
Do we need to bring in some players to fit this criteria? Maybe. Or just maybe, guys who are already here, such as AK46 (26), MaxPac (22) and Pouliot (24), can step up and fit the bill on a regular, long-term basis.
Hope springs eternal.
J.T.'s greatest hits.
"Measuring hope for a comeback in this (game) is akin to measuring the distance between the hull of the Titanic and the iceberg."
I think that the Habs should ship Martin upstairs to be PG assistant and make Muller the new head coach. I think that Muller is a better communicator and motivator than Martin (although that is not hard). We have already lost Boucher and I think that we can ill afford to lose Muller. Are the Canadians becoming the Coach development team of the NHL, like the Expos were a feeder for MLB. Come on Mr. Molson do the right thing and keep Captain Kirk where he belongs.
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March of Dimes Honors Prematurity Awareness Month with Events and Activities across Colorado.
DENVER -- The March of Dimes Colorado chapter today announced that it has planned a series of events and activities across the state in recognition of Prematurity Awareness Month, a national public health initiative which takes place throughout the month of November.
According to a study issued in October by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 34 percent of infant deaths in the U.S. in 2002 were attributed to premature births. Previously, that estimate had been 17 percent. Last year alone, premature births accounted for one in eight U.S. births, and have increased 30 percent since 1981. In more than half the cases, the causes of prematurity are not known. In an average year, half a million babies in the U.S. are born too soon. This includes more than 8,000 in Colorado. Annual national hospital charges for premature birth amount to an estimated $16 billion.
By raising awareness of the risks associated with premature birth, the March of Dimes hopes to lessen preterm birth rates.
The following events are scheduled to take place throughout the month of November in honor of Prematurity Awareness Month:
* All month: The Pepsi Center in Denver will be home to a 20-foot, lighted, pink-and-blue cause ribbon adorning the arena's east side.
* All month: The observation tower at Six Flags Elitch Gardens in Denver will be decked out in pink-and-blue lights.
* All month: Grand Junction's Main Street will be home to a special banner that flies in order to raise awareness and generate discussion.
* Saturday, November 4: The Future Business Leaders of America National Fall Leadership Conference at the Adam's Mark Hotel in Denver will feature a prematurity awareness display and a Blue Jeans for Babies dress-down dance, the proceeds of which will benefit the March of Dimes.
* Saturday, November 4 and Thursday, November 9: March of Dimes Signature Chefs events in Grand Junction and the Boulder area, respectively, will give guests a chance to dine at the best tables in town while benefiting March of Dimes prematurity prevention efforts.
* Saturday, November 11: The March of Dimes will participate in a health fair at the Babies R Us store at the Citadel Mall in Colorado Springs, distributing free infant and maternal health education materials to moms-to-be.
* Tuesday, November 14: Employees of The Children's Hospital in Denver will dress in pink and blue to mark national Prematurity Awareness Day.
* Wednesday, November 15: Residents of Grand Junction will celebrate the opening of the new Regal Entertainment multiplex with $1 movie tickets, popcorn and soda. Proceeds will benefit the March of Dimes. The first 2500 guests receive a free prematurity awareness key ring.
* Wednesday, November 15: March of Dimes Jail & Bail in Fort Collins will give local community and business leaders the chance to "do time" for healthy babies while raising money in support of the organization's Prematurity Campaign.
* Tuesday, November 21: The Denver Nuggets and star player Kenyon Martin (preemie dad and March of Dimes ambassador) will host March of Dimes night at the Pepsi Center. The first 5000 fans in the door will receive free prematurity-awareness key rings. This game against the Chicago Bulls will feature special ticket prices for March of Dimes supporters. In addition, a reception hosted for preemie families will include a meet-and-greet with Martin.
* Wednesday, November 29: The March of Dimes will join with leaders in the black community to host a special healthy-baby summit at Denver's Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library. Entitled "Imagine a worldC*without premature birth," the summit will offer participants the opportunity to learn more about prematurity and help the March of Dimes determine a course of action for the population most impacted by it.
In addition to participating in Prematurity Awareness Month events, Coloradans can also learn more about premature birth by visiting the chapter website at marchofdimes.com/colorado. At this site, pregnant women can get familiar with the signs of preterm labor and parents of preemies can discover financial, emotional and medical resources available to help their babies and families. Opportunities to donate to March of Dimes prematurity prevention programs can also be found on the site.
"There is a lot we don't know about premature birth and what causes it. What we do know is that it is responsible for one-third of infant deaths in this country and is on the rise. We need to find out why," said Daryl Edmonds, chairman of the March of Dimes Colorado chapter board. "We can help mitigate the potential impacts on moms-to-be by educating them on the risks and the signs of preterm labor, and by ensuring that all parents of preemies know what resources are at their fingertips so they can lead the healthiest, most productive lives possible in the midst of tragedy. We call on support from all Coloradans in this fight against prematurity so that we can give all babies their nine months."
To address premature birth, the March of Dimes launched the Prematurity Campaign in 2003. Over the seven-year campaign, the March of Dimes will invest $75 million nationwide in scientific research and health education.
About the March of Dimes
A national nonprofit health organization founded in 1938, the March of Dimes is dedicated to improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality. To achieve its mission, the organization funds research, community services, education and advocacy. In Colorado, the March of Dimes currently funds $1.7 million in healthy-baby programs. More information is available at marchofdimes.com/colorado.
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What's it about:
Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore reunite in this badly written rom-com about two single parents whose first date is a disaster and somehow manage to land up in Africa with their respective kids on a holiday that's a bigger wreck. A traditional comedy where Sandler uses his goofiness and Barrymore puts on that sexy lisp to prove a point, the film despite the lead stars ends up being a half baked affair.
What's hot:
The portions in Africa are funny and some dialogues despite the corniness manage to entertain. There is a sense of ease and comfort between these two actors. After having done films in the past, they both are aware of their strengths and weaknesses. Between the two, Barrymore coms out as a champ and woos you over with her instant charm and immense charisma. She doesn't
try hard and we wonder why she isn't getting any better roles than playing the contrived single mom.
What's not:
There are scenes that have been rehashed from older films. The chemistry between Sandler and Barrymore despite the nostalgia is missing and seems forced. The kids in this film are over smart and have dialogues that even adults might flinch before saying. A lot of time is spent in trying to establish characters that have very little to do. Despite having two great talents who are stalwarts in the genre
the writers don't use the opportunity smartly.
What to do:
16 years after The Wedding Singer, we expected Sandler and Barrymore to have a better reunion film, sadly Blended is a mash up of all the wrong ingredients that make up a good rom com.


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