Stumpy

Idk if we want to try that again...

There's still time to break 100...

I was joking, but Chatty like...

Can we get to 90:00 total penalty minutes for the game?

I think Jost might've actually killed that dude if not for the refs...

Wilson done.

Stanky going toe to toe with Tom Wilson?!? Mikko could never!

Somebody get that kid fitted for a proper hat...

Jarvy like fug your desk, Ovi!

Somehow, TNT is blacked out, but FD has the game for me... Tripp and Big Rig said fug your Gr8 Chase!

Sounds like El Capitan will be out again tonight.

Odds be damned... Janky stays ...

Moscow - The KGB Times: The Dynamo are down 3-1 after double OT thriller! "Was a phone number on the stairs It said, "Thank you for a funky time Call me up whenever you wanna grind" Oh, Nikki Oh, oh Aw, come back Nikki, come back" - Vladimir Beauxregarde Putin (c. sometime next week)

It could be really funny, though, if Ovi gets within 1 and goes cold for a couple games. Gonna see an epidemic of flus and minor sprains amongst veteran NHL goalies... lmao Nobody wants to be immortalized for being on the losing end of history!

Probably not tonight, but next week one of Kucci or Fredzilla will be immortalized for all of hockey history. It is written.

Dirty Demi

Aho

Darling Nikki, come on down...

NYT 6. Carolina Hurricanes, 43-24-4 Last week: 5 Mirtle rank: 5 Dayal rank: 7 They rattled off five straight wins after the Mikko Rantanen firestorm of the deadline had the entire league’s attention focused on the Corsicanes, but it’s been a bit bumpier ride since. A lopsided loss to the Kings and a puzzling one against the Predators drop them a spot in our rankings, even though they’re still scoring and dominating possession, as always. Of note: Old man Taylor Hall has been heating up of late, with six goals and nine points in his last seven games. ESPN 5. Carolina Hurricanes Previous ranking: 3 Points percentage: 63.4% Strength of schedule: 48.6%, 21st. The Canes are rolling toward another playoff berth, and it's overwhelmingly likely they'll do so as the Metro Division's No. 2 seed. Next seven days: vs. MTL (March 28), vs. NYI (March 30), vs. WSH (April 2) TheHockeyNews 4. Carolina Hurricanes (43-24-4, +37. Previous: 3) Impressive wins against the Jets and Tampa Bay Lightning by a combined 8-3 score were undone by losses to the Los Angeles Kings and Preds by a combined 10-3 score. There’s just always something about the Hurricanes that holds them back from being considered a serious Cup contender. BleacherReport 7. Carolina Hurricanes Previous Ranking: 3 Overall Record: 43-24-4 There are few places to go from an eight-game win streak other than down, and that's where the Hurricanes have gone recently with two losses in three games since the run of success from March 2-20. A Tuesday loss to visiting Nashville was the first home game for Carolina after a four-game Western trip on which it went 3-1-0. The team entered Wednesday tied for the league lead with 27 home wins.

Aho to break out of his funk...

When this inevitably turns into a Junior Seau (or god forbid a Chris Benoit) situation, I hope that Drury and the Rangers organization are held responsible.

IIRC, it was nothing political, he just got tired of the bickering earlier in the season and said he might come back for the playoffs.

I would have to imagine he'll be up with the big boys, at least part time, next season.