Official 2012 Stanley Cup Thread - Devils vs Kings
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You don't remember this?? It was happening at the same time as the 2010 Winter Olympics.... he hung himself in Stanley Park
Did anyone notice the blonde woman with glasses and huge breasts behind the Devils bench? Watching her was way more entertaining than watching the game. That was terrible. The first two periods almost put me to sleep.
POWERLESS: The Devils went 0-for-3 on the power play in Game 4 and are 0-for-15 on the man advantage in the series.
Did anyone watch the game. Duh. She was the # 1 star.
The NBA playoffs have been rocking this year. Its got to be good vs evil to be fun and who doesnt like watching the Lebron/Dwade/Bosh maybe go down? Didnt these guys declare they would win not 1 not 2 not 3 championships on stage? I love it! I hope to see the young guns of OKC take on Boston. I think most will be pulling for the grandpas of Boston to pull it out.
I have always held a "Fuck LeBron" attitude, so whenever he (inevitably) chokes in the playoffs, it makes me happy
I think most people like LeBron when he played in Cleveland. It was the whole "Decision" thing that turned a off a lot of people to him. He was a free agent but the way he went about going to Miami was pretty lame.
No, I have never liked him from the get-go... the whole hour-long "The Decision" just made me despise him even more
blazejowski;1281921 the whole hour-long "The Decision" just made me despise him even more[/QUOTE said:
Really? I kind of liked him when he played in Cleveland. They made it to the finals one year and I have no clue who else played for the Cavaliers that year other than him.
First & foremost - I don't give two shits about basketball. What I hated about LeBron, was they gave this guy everything DIRECTLY out of High School. I mean sure, I know he's talented & all that crap, but really? High school? At least Jordan went to college first...
I am not a fan of pro athletes (as rookies) being signed to disgustingly high contracts. I think every rookie should put in their time, and prove themselves before they get the big money. Otherwise, you get stuff like "The Decision" happening....
props to them. they were the class of the playoffs. what an amazing run.
-chuck
**retired**
Kudos to the LA Kings for making history. Could be the start of great things to come for that franchise and the NHL as well in a pretty profitable demographic. Never seen that many Angelenos wearing NHL jerseys ( LA Kings of course ) - it was mostly Raiders, Lakers, and Dodger Blue when I was growing up. Hopefully, their " never giving up attitude " inspires the wonderful people of LA. Nice to see them being the new stars of Lakerstown. Jeff Carter doesn't have to line-up in the nightclubs of SBE anymore. lol Surely, the Lakers will do everything possible to bring in Dwight Howard next season. :nod:
And of course, Alyssa Milano still looks as beautiful as ever. She surely made a great investment in the LA Kings. Not Vitamin Water proportions but still a winner.
And of course, Alyssa Milano still looks as beautiful as ever. She surely made a great investment in the LA Kings. Not Vitamin Water proportions but still a winner.
as we all know, it takes more than stars to win the cup, the stars have to be backed up by a very competent and very motivated teamI didn't know Justin Brown and Mike Quick were Canadians
Just found this on TSN.ca by Bob MacKenzie.....just to back up my point
The three big pieces for the Los Angeles Kings in winning the Stanley Cup were Jonathan Quick, Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar.
Quick was the Conn Smythe Trophy winner who was tremendous with just sublime numbers in the playoffs and especially this final, giving up just seven goals in six games. Brown got everything going on the power-play for the Kings in Game 6 and Kopitar was a huge force throughout the playoffs, being physically dominant.
http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=398200
