RBGordie

Tampa might as well forfeit and go home to rest and play golf. They aren't gonna win any games. I'm rooting for them, though. And I hope I'm wrong.....but I'm not. I hate the Panthers! So mainly in this series I'm rooting AGAINST the Panthers rather than FOR Tampa.

If I were a NHL manager/coach I'd hire a Sumo Wrestler and just plug him into the net. He could just go to sleep. No more goals against.

I agree. Oshie is dirty and he got away with at least a couple in this game. Wilson is the dirtiest player in the NHL. I wish he would get creamed. I still don't understand why I'm not getting email notifications when posts occur in topics I'm following. Anyone?!

Bruins loss in game 2 was so depressing. I hope they don't shoot themselves in the foot the way they tend to do.

I loved how the Ranger just took the puck from Ovechkin tonight and the Rangers scored a shorty. Ovechkin will never get another Cup, that's for sure. The Caps have too many bastards on the team. I hope they never win another game until they retire: Wilson, Oshi, Ovechkin.

Tom Wilson is a scumbag, plain and simple.

I hope not. He's an overrated moron on and off the ice. It would be a fluke if he passed Gretzky since he's not even close to as great a player.

Here's another example of how confusing that make it to figure out how to subscribe. The hockey schedule shows a lot of games on ESPN and ESPN2. So I go to look how to subscribe to that. The Disney bundle includes ESPN+ But they don't explain what the heck that means. What the heck the relationship is to those three different ESPN channels. You have to be a frickin' detective to figure out TV crap these days! Or maybe you have to be a lot younger than me, more savvy with all the streaming crap.

The three dots on my posts do not have an edit function. Just "share" and "report".

How do I get email notifications when my post gets a reply?

How do I edit a post?

How do I subscribe to that? I don't have any of the cable TV they list. NHL Center Ice used to be able to be subscribed to all on its own. Now it seems like I need a whole package first for big bucks. Not true?

This topic hasn't been posted to in a long time so a lot has probably changed. I'd like to know what people subscribe to in order to watch hockey. They have now made it so confusing that I literally don't know what I need to subscribe to in order to watch the Boston Bruins, living in California. As far as I can tell, you have to live near Boston to get NESN. FUBO has NESN but not if you don't live near Boston, from what I can tell. And when I contact some cable companies they literally cannot tell me how many Bruins games I would get in a season or post season. And there are so many TV stations that play hockey, alternating between ABC, TNT, Fox, ESPN, etc., that it gets impossible to know what to subscribe to. So they have shot themselves in the foot! They are losing money due to how difficult and confusing it is. I would buy a subscription if I knew how! So I end up watching using free streaming websites. They are funky, they freeze a lot, and you can't record them to watch later, and you can't rewind or fast forward, etc., but it's free. I use: onhockey.tv and https://v2.sportsurge.net/home3/ But I'd actually rather pay for a better service if I knew how. They used to have NHL.TV but they got rid of that in favor of the stupid complicated confusing system they have now. I subscribe to MLB.TV since it's obvious and easy. I wish the NHL would get their head out of their butts and go back to that kind of system. If anyone knows anything I don't about this, please let me know. Like how to subscribe to the Bruins games!

They are adding yet another team next year - Utah. To me it's depressing having so many teams. 32 is ridiculous, and now it'll be 33, then more I'm sure. There were SIX when I started watching hockey! At least for one year. Then 12. Too many teams waters down the talent pool. Obviously the more teams they have, the more mediocre players they have to allow into the NHL. Also, with so many teams, the chances of your team winning the Stanley Cup gets very low in your lifetime. On average, your team will win the cup every 32 years! Statistically on average. But it's all about money these days, so they don't care about such considerations. Anyway, that's my 2 cent rave about it.

So sad the Capitals made the playoffs. I was so hoping the Flyers would knock them out. The Bruins knocked down to 2nd place so they are playing Toronto instead of Tampa. That might be a good thing. They can handle Toronto easier than Tampa. Anyone know what happened to Jack Edwards health? I expected him to retire considering he could hardly talk any more. Mispronouncing everything, mumbling, talking really slow, really hard to listen to. It's odd that there is no news about what happened to him. He almost sounds like he had a stroke!