Jimtown guy

 Very few second chances for the Stars. Oilers blocking out in front of Skinner. Quite the sight to see from the Oil

So many momentum shifts in this series. Oilers now up 4-2 

Minnesota is your Walter Cup Champions!!!

Well done Suter

3 minutes ago, FD19372 said:

Nope. Florida has been pretty dominant, through the first four games. They've just had trouble beating Shesterkin. Hopefully, the Panthers can win game 5 at MSG, and as a bonus not have to go to OT to do it. Go Panthers.

No doubt. They really dominated tonight. Igor damn near stole another one 

So much for home ice 

If the Rangers can score it will be huge for their confidence considering how this game has gone so far. If the Panthers score again I don't see the Bon giving up 2 with the way his defense is currently playing.

This should be a slobber knocker. Rangers in 7

2 hours ago, JR Ewing said:

 

In Minnesota, an NHL arena sells out to watch high school kids play hockey...

With a waiting list 

Sportsnet states they confirm “Boeser is out for the season” and “he is the longest tenured player on the Canucks”

Did not know that.

1 hour ago, SaucyJack said:

Is this a test?

 No kidding. He asked the same question on a different thread 

3 hours ago, Buffalo Rick said:

Why would Rangers get home ice in Eastern final?

They were the Presidents Cup winners for best record during the regular season. Home ice throughout the playoffs 

Pack your **** Boston. Yes!!!!!

50 minutes ago, Icechipper said:

NCAA Division 1 St. Thomas (Minn.) University leaving CCHA (currently charter member) to join NCHA.

Road trip to the cities in my future I see 

https://www.reddit.com/r/wildhockey/s/q3jpietWcy

12 minutes ago, mojo1917 said:

Could it be the Canes tempo is taking a toll on the Rangers?

 

Not very much happening for the Rangers in the third period. 

 

This has been a good series.  Well played, good emotion.  

Fun  high-skill hockey. 

 

 

To me it’s the best series so far 

What a difference in the first 2 periods to the last. Back to Carolina for game 6 and if they happen to win that one the ol’ Blueshirts will be gripping their sticks a little tighter in game 7 back at MSG

OSTRAVA, Czechia -- Jesper Wallstedt is pining for more time in the paint. 
 

The 21-year-old, coming off a second straight strong season with the Iowa Wild in the American Hockey League, has his sights set on jumping to brighter lights. 

Soon.

"I'm trying to push to make the team next year," said Wallstedt from Czechia, where he's currently serving with Sweden at the 2024 IIHF World Championship. "That's my goal. We'll see how that goes. I feel like I've been putting in the work and giving myself a good opportunity to succeed. 

"I feel like I had a very strong year in Iowa. We were struggling a little bit as a team. We maybe didn't have our best year. But I feel like I gave our team a good chance every night to succeed. And a couple strong starts in Minnesota at the end of the year... I still feel I was in more control and I was pushing my pace and being set and in control more. 

"Game-wise I feel like I'm in a strong position." 

https://www.nhl.com/wild/news/wallstedt-at-world-championship-051224

1 hour ago, Alexandron said:

Who is going to win a 2nd playoffs round from a Central Division? Colorado Avalanche or Dallas Stars? Brandon Duhaime or Sam Steel? Parise or Suter? Who from our former players will pass to a 3rd round?

I had Rangers over Stars so Dallas it is 

3 hours ago, Brewin Flames said:

 

 

Or so fans of the losing team says....

 

Play the game, win the game score....i've alway felt that blaming the refs for a loss is a chicken way out. Win calls, lose calls, that's how it goes.

 

If anything i blame the bruins for averging less than 5 shots per period.

Totally agree. In the end it usually evens out. Teams that can withstand adversity the best always come out on top

Buh bye Boston