- Flames take Manhattan with a 3-0 shutout;
- Paul Maurice finally gets a win with his new old team, 3-1 over the Caps;
- Avs beat the Canucks in a shootout.
Monday, December 08, 2008
The Morning Skate for Monday, December 8th
Bullet points for what you missed while having nightmares of another election. GO VOTE Quebeckers, even if it's -30 degrees out there...
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"Not to worry kids, we're trying to make plans for those nights." - FHF
"Not to worry kids, we're trying to show up on those nights and win." - Habs (to local children with sad, sad eyes)
You guys are only allowed to watch the game once they lose without you watching. Fair?
PS. I think Gaborik is coming to Montreal
Hey, why is 29's lethal Habs lose jinx being projected on to the rest of us?
As long as you're engaged in lengthy and complicated referendae on various political issues, how about getting on the horn with that midget Bettman and asking him to change the divisional play schedule? I was determined to go up to Montreal for a Bruins/Habs game this year... until I realized the only other time Boston plays at Montreal is the day of the fucking Superbowl. IT'S LIKE HE DID IT JUST TO SPITE ME.
What's a 'superbowl'?
Is it some sort of monstrous soup bowl?
Does it make the food taste better?
And... why would it prevent you from watching Habs/Bruins? For that matter, why would anything short of your first child being born (and maybe not even then, if it's an ugly baby) prevent you from watching Habs/Bruins?
Sorry 10: "Not to worry kids, we're trying to make plans for those nights." I assumed you guys were all in on this jinx thing.
I guess your allowed to watch the game.
@gillis - nah, it's just me. sometimes i use "we" as in the Royal we made famous by Will Leitch. it's confusing i know
@futuremrs - you can't actually believe the Pats are making it?
First of all, shut up. Never underestimate the power of denial. Second of all, the main point is that, while I really wanted to see Bruins/Habs in enemy territory this year, I'm not missing out on the day-long debauchery of Superbowl Sunday. I'm settling for a game in Toronto in March, but I'm not happy about it.
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