Chickens, uncounted.
Best line of the night was Vigneault saying that Rome's goal was a set play.

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It could have been if Burrows executed....Puck wrote:Best line of the night was Vigneault saying that Rome's goal was a set play.
Going to have to disagree with you somewhat. The Sedins proved they won't be beaten into submission, they took control of those powerplays and they truly dominated. And how can you not single out Kevin Bieksa? First Gordie Howe by a d-man in the playoffs in 3 years; the Marleau fight took the will to win out of the Sharks, and it became a will to retaliate; and that breakaway goal gave the Canucks a lead they never looked back from. One of, if not THE, best game Bieksa has played in a Canucks uniform.juggerknot wrote: The best part of the game to me was that it was hard to point at one person who played out-of-their-skin spectacular. Everyone did their jobs, and that was enough for a big win.
I agree that they dominated; I suppose what I'm saying is that we expect them to dominate (I probably didn't word my comment properly; shouldn't try this at work). Extraordinary compared to the average player; but for the Sedins - just another night at the office. Certainly wasn't meaning to take away from their performance.Island Nucklehead wrote:The Sedins proved they won't be beaten into submission, they took control of those powerplays and they truly dominated.
I'll give you that one - he was probably the best player on the ice; still, though, he's been having his best year as a Canuck and has really upped his game in the playoffs. So, it didn't seem as surprising to me.Island Nucklehead wrote:And how can you not single out Kevin Bieksa?