Stanley Cup Finals Game 3: Pens v Red Wings (W 3-2)
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I'm seriously bursting with pride. The "LET'S GO PENS!!!" chant was so loud that we could barely hear the Gary Roberts interview just before the start of the game!!! (OMG - How about that montage of Sid footage?! WOW. I'm going to put you guys on it - we NEED the YouTube of it. And how many times did NBC put photos of Sid on The Cup?! Call me superstitious, but they need to knock that off for now!) The Pens are seriously lacking in Stanley Cup experience. They have 3 rings (Roberts, Petr Sykora, and Daryl Sydor) on their team to Detroit's 23. In an effort to capitalize on all the experience in his arsenal, Coach Michel Therrien put Sydor in the roster in place of Kris Letang. With all due respect to Letang, it seemed like this was the shot in the arm the Pens' defense needed to finally help the team get a jump start in this series.
Just over 1 minute into the game, Johan Franzen took a holding penalty. The Mellon broke out the Jaws theme for our Boys, though Chris Osgood was on fire during the Pens' power play. He made a wicked save on native son Ryan Malone. The Pens didn't score on their power play. Just after Detroit returned to full strength, Jordan Staal took a penalty for holding. Bugsy went absolutely nuts on the penalty kill, and Marc-Andre Fleury was quite solid between the pipes to prevent the Red Wings from scoring on their advantage.
The Pens were finally making Tomas Holmstrom pay for his choice to plant himself in front of MAF. First, Holmstrom knocked Rob Scuderi into Flower after the whistle blew, for which he was then knocked on his keister. Then after Sid stole the puck and passed it to Marian Hossa, the Wings stole it back and took it back down towards MAF. They fired a shot that MAF covered. Holmstrom took a few whacks at Flower (I begrudgingly admit that IS his job, after all), and lost his helmet in the confrontation that followed. The thing that bothers me about Holmstrom is that he KNOWS he's going to take punishment for being in front, but yet he cries worse than my 4 year old Goddaughter when he gets a little roughed up for his efforts. Bugsy plants himself in front of many a goalie, but I've never seen him complain about taking his licks for it.
Sergei Gonchar was called for hooking, but Detroit didn't score on their advantage. Holmstrom later practically bear hugged Hal Gill's stick, but no call was made. As a result, the two men had words after the whistle. Sid, Hossa, Sydor, and Evgeni Malkin had an outstanding shift, but it didn't result in a goal. Mad Max Talbot made a sweet twisting pass as he fell. Later, Brad Stuart turned the puck over to the Saint (MISTAKE #1). Sid mad a sneaky little drop pass to Hossa, who sent the puck back to Sid for the shot. G-O-A-L!!!!!!!!!! [Pens 1, Wings 0] Sid got so excited after the goal, it looked like he was going to tackle Jarrko Ruutu in celebration.
With less than a minute left in the period, Brian Rafalski stuck his leg out and deliberately tripped Geno. On the abbreviated power play, Mikael Samuelsson hooked Hossa (no call) and Osgood absolutely robbed the Pens of a goal with an outstanding late save. The period ended with the Pens up by a single goal.
The second period began with Rafalski still in the box for 1:21. The Pens didn't score on their advantage. Seconds later, after Niklas Kronwall kept messing with Bugsy (MISTAKE #2), it finally caught the ref's attention as he was given a hooking penalty. Geno went to the half wall and passed the puck to Gonch, taking a hit as he did so. Gonch got the puck to the net, and Bugsy tried to put it in. The rebound popped out to Hossa, who shuffled the puck to Sidney. The Saint was standing, waiting behind the net for his opportunity. YOU KNOW HE PUT THAT IN!!! [Pens 2, Wings 0]
The Pens as a whole started to go insane. Roberts and Staal had an unreal shift together. Things got so chaotic in front of Osgood that, when he was finally able to freeze the puck, he fell backwards in either relief or perhaps disbelief that he was able to survive that onslaught of pucks. It wasn't over for Ozzy, though - Geno made a spectacular diving shot that would have been "one for the ages" as Paul Steigerwald likes to say, but his shot went wide. Holmstrom was taken down by Gill (again) as Pavel Datsyuk took Bugsy down. Gill was called for crosschecking for his efforts. On the Wings' power play, Staal broke his stick! It could have been ugly, but MAF answered with a toe save. The net came off its moorings a few seconds before a Red Wing put the puck over the line, so a NO GOAL call was made. The Wings didn't score on their advantage, most likely because the Pens allowed them to make only 1 shot.
Ozzy blocked a wraparound attempt, and Gill was (again!) called for crosschecking. Holmstrom was in front of MAF again during his team's power play. He again was confronted and lost his helmet. Then Franzen went outside/inside around Scuderi to beat Flower and score. [Pens 2, Wings 1]
Kronwall was pestering Hossa in the corner. Hossa sent him down to the ice, so Kronwall responded by clamping his legs around Hossa's leg. Nothing was called, but we couldn't complain too loudly because a few seconds later, we dodged a 4 minute bullet after Staal got away with high sticking Nicklas Lidstrom, who ended up on the bench spitting out blood. The Pens kept up the intensity all the way to the end of the second. Our title man got a little nasty with Kris Draper just before the intermission. The second period ended with the Pens holding onto a one goal lead.
The third period got underway with a couple of near misses for the Pens. The 1st one came when Hossa came out from behind the net and fired a shot that struck the crossbar. (>_<) D'OH!!! The 2nd came pretty much immediately afterwards when Sid threw the puck at the net for Pascal Dupuis, who was tied up in front by a Red Wing. The puck was trickling towards the line, and at the very last possible second, Ozzy turned around and prevented it from crossing. Check out how close it was:
The Pens continued to play well. Sid's stick broke in the Wings' zone, but play continued. In fact, there wasn't a whistle for several minutes. Roberts drilled Andreas Lilja into the boards with a HUGE HIT in the Wings' zone. This helped Adam Hall get possession of the puck. Hall stayed with the puck and kept shooting, trying to get a goal. His third time was a charm after it bounced off a Red Wing and into the net. [Pens 3, Wings 1]
It needs to be said that Flower was playing OUTSTANDING hockey tonight. Brooks Orpik then had a shift during which he made FIVE consecutive big hits! Things got even more intense after that. (My heart STILL hasn't slowed down yet!) A Red Wing fired a shot that hit the post. With 6:23 left to go in the game, Samuelsson used Orpik as a screen and scored. To be perfectly fair, Orpik was attempting to block the shot but instead, he accidentally deflected it. [Pens 3, Wings 2]
Gill collided with Holmstrom. To be perfectly honest, I watched the replay but I still couldn't exactly explain how it happened (hopefully you saw it). Holmstrom seemed injured, but he chose to soldier through it - these are the Stanley Cup Finals, after all. Then Geno took a hooking penalty. Bugsy, recognizing that this was going to be the mother of all penalty kills, went bonkers again. (What a PK BEAST he is!) The Red Wings didn't score on their advantage. With less than a minute left in the game, Ozzy was pulled in favor of the extra attacker. The Pens fought the Wings off and held onto their lead for the win!!!!!! Sid deservedly earned the night's First Star. :)
Afterwards, Ryan Whitney was interviewed on the ice. He stated that the team noticed something different about Sid today - that he was quiet and focussed. Evidently he was focussed on SCORING GOALS. :) :) :) :) :) This - THIS is the Penguins team we wanted to see. This is the team we all knew they could be, and I look forward to more of the same on Saturday. Hmmmm... speaking of superstitions, who thinks we're going to need a Friday TSCS "Pep Rally"?! ;)
GO PENS!!!!!!!!!!!!
BOOYAH!!!!!
I'm seriously bursting with pride. The "LET'S GO PENS!!!" chant was so loud that we could barely hear the Gary Roberts interview just before the start of the game!!! (OMG - How about that montage of Sid footage?! WOW. I'm going to put you guys on it - we NEED the YouTube of it. And how many times did NBC put photos of Sid on The Cup?! Call me superstitious, but they need to knock that off for now!) The Pens are seriously lacking in Stanley Cup experience. They have 3 rings (Roberts, Petr Sykora, and Daryl Sydor) on their team to Detroit's 23. In an effort to capitalize on all the experience in his arsenal, Coach Michel Therrien put Sydor in the roster in place of Kris Letang. With all due respect to Letang, it seemed like this was the shot in the arm the Pens' defense needed to finally help the team get a jump start in this series.
Just over 1 minute into the game, Johan Franzen took a holding penalty. The Mellon broke out the Jaws theme for our Boys, though Chris Osgood was on fire during the Pens' power play. He made a wicked save on native son Ryan Malone. The Pens didn't score on their power play. Just after Detroit returned to full strength, Jordan Staal took a penalty for holding. Bugsy went absolutely nuts on the penalty kill, and Marc-Andre Fleury was quite solid between the pipes to prevent the Red Wings from scoring on their advantage.
The Pens were finally making Tomas Holmstrom pay for his choice to plant himself in front of MAF. First, Holmstrom knocked Rob Scuderi into Flower after the whistle blew, for which he was then knocked on his keister. Then after Sid stole the puck and passed it to Marian Hossa, the Wings stole it back and took it back down towards MAF. They fired a shot that MAF covered. Holmstrom took a few whacks at Flower (I begrudgingly admit that IS his job, after all), and lost his helmet in the confrontation that followed. The thing that bothers me about Holmstrom is that he KNOWS he's going to take punishment for being in front, but yet he cries worse than my 4 year old Goddaughter when he gets a little roughed up for his efforts. Bugsy plants himself in front of many a goalie, but I've never seen him complain about taking his licks for it.
Holy hockey pucks, Batman, it's Michael Keaton at the Mellon Arena!!!
Sergei Gonchar was called for hooking, but Detroit didn't score on their advantage. Holmstrom later practically bear hugged Hal Gill's stick, but no call was made. As a result, the two men had words after the whistle. Sid, Hossa, Sydor, and Evgeni Malkin had an outstanding shift, but it didn't result in a goal. Mad Max Talbot made a sweet twisting pass as he fell. Later, Brad Stuart turned the puck over to the Saint (MISTAKE #1). Sid mad a sneaky little drop pass to Hossa, who sent the puck back to Sid for the shot. G-O-A-L!!!!!!!!!! [Pens 1, Wings 0] Sid got so excited after the goal, it looked like he was going to tackle Jarrko Ruutu in celebration.
With less than a minute left in the period, Brian Rafalski stuck his leg out and deliberately tripped Geno. On the abbreviated power play, Mikael Samuelsson hooked Hossa (no call) and Osgood absolutely robbed the Pens of a goal with an outstanding late save. The period ended with the Pens up by a single goal.
The second period began with Rafalski still in the box for 1:21. The Pens didn't score on their advantage. Seconds later, after Niklas Kronwall kept messing with Bugsy (MISTAKE #2), it finally caught the ref's attention as he was given a hooking penalty. Geno went to the half wall and passed the puck to Gonch, taking a hit as he did so. Gonch got the puck to the net, and Bugsy tried to put it in. The rebound popped out to Hossa, who shuffled the puck to Sidney. The Saint was standing, waiting behind the net for his opportunity. YOU KNOW HE PUT THAT IN!!! [Pens 2, Wings 0]
The Pens as a whole started to go insane. Roberts and Staal had an unreal shift together. Things got so chaotic in front of Osgood that, when he was finally able to freeze the puck, he fell backwards in either relief or perhaps disbelief that he was able to survive that onslaught of pucks. It wasn't over for Ozzy, though - Geno made a spectacular diving shot that would have been "one for the ages" as Paul Steigerwald likes to say, but his shot went wide. Holmstrom was taken down by Gill (again) as Pavel Datsyuk took Bugsy down. Gill was called for crosschecking for his efforts. On the Wings' power play, Staal broke his stick! It could have been ugly, but MAF answered with a toe save. The net came off its moorings a few seconds before a Red Wing put the puck over the line, so a NO GOAL call was made. The Wings didn't score on their advantage, most likely because the Pens allowed them to make only 1 shot.
Ozzy blocked a wraparound attempt, and Gill was (again!) called for crosschecking. Holmstrom was in front of MAF again during his team's power play. He again was confronted and lost his helmet. Then Franzen went outside/inside around Scuderi to beat Flower and score. [Pens 2, Wings 1]
Kronwall was pestering Hossa in the corner. Hossa sent him down to the ice, so Kronwall responded by clamping his legs around Hossa's leg. Nothing was called, but we couldn't complain too loudly because a few seconds later, we dodged a 4 minute bullet after Staal got away with high sticking Nicklas Lidstrom, who ended up on the bench spitting out blood. The Pens kept up the intensity all the way to the end of the second. Our title man got a little nasty with Kris Draper just before the intermission. The second period ended with the Pens holding onto a one goal lead.
The third period got underway with a couple of near misses for the Pens. The 1st one came when Hossa came out from behind the net and fired a shot that struck the crossbar. (>_<) D'OH!!! The 2nd came pretty much immediately afterwards when Sid threw the puck at the net for Pascal Dupuis, who was tied up in front by a Red Wing. The puck was trickling towards the line, and at the very last possible second, Ozzy turned around and prevented it from crossing. Check out how close it was:
WOW.
The Pens continued to play well. Sid's stick broke in the Wings' zone, but play continued. In fact, there wasn't a whistle for several minutes. Roberts drilled Andreas Lilja into the boards with a HUGE HIT in the Wings' zone. This helped Adam Hall get possession of the puck. Hall stayed with the puck and kept shooting, trying to get a goal. His third time was a charm after it bounced off a Red Wing and into the net. [Pens 3, Wings 1]
It needs to be said that Flower was playing OUTSTANDING hockey tonight. Brooks Orpik then had a shift during which he made FIVE consecutive big hits! Things got even more intense after that. (My heart STILL hasn't slowed down yet!) A Red Wing fired a shot that hit the post. With 6:23 left to go in the game, Samuelsson used Orpik as a screen and scored. To be perfectly fair, Orpik was attempting to block the shot but instead, he accidentally deflected it. [Pens 3, Wings 2]
Orpik = STUNNED
Gill collided with Holmstrom. To be perfectly honest, I watched the replay but I still couldn't exactly explain how it happened (hopefully you saw it). Holmstrom seemed injured, but he chose to soldier through it - these are the Stanley Cup Finals, after all. Then Geno took a hooking penalty. Bugsy, recognizing that this was going to be the mother of all penalty kills, went bonkers again. (What a PK BEAST he is!) The Red Wings didn't score on their advantage. With less than a minute left in the game, Ozzy was pulled in favor of the extra attacker. The Pens fought the Wings off and held onto their lead for the win!!!!!! Sid deservedly earned the night's First Star. :)
Afterwards, Ryan Whitney was interviewed on the ice. He stated that the team noticed something different about Sid today - that he was quiet and focussed. Evidently he was focussed on SCORING GOALS. :) :) :) :) :) This - THIS is the Penguins team we wanted to see. This is the team we all knew they could be, and I look forward to more of the same on Saturday. Hmmmm... speaking of superstitions, who thinks we're going to need a Friday TSCS "Pep Rally"?! ;)
GO PENS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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INDEED!!!!!
okay, were those real firework or just on the jumbo screen ? because if they're real, Pittsburgh is OFFICIALLY the biggest hockeytown in the world!
WOO HOO!!!!!
I think it was Heavy Eric's song that did it
Super fun game to watch! This is what makes playoff hockey so much better than the regular season!! For me, a bummer Detroit lost, but still, games like tonight is why I'm a fan of hockey so it's all good!! Saturday is going to be fun too (I hope!)!
...someone ate his wheaties this morning.
Okay, so Hossa and Geno didn't get goals but Gary dammit they were so close.
We won.
We won, we won, we won, we won.
I always believed, always. I mean, you have your moments of doubt when a team doesn't score a goal in two games but then you snap out of it and realize this is the Pittsburgh Penguins you're thinking about and they're far from done.
And so they were.
Orpik was out of his Gary damn mind and Fleury was amazing.
What a game!
Cheerleader Snoop is 1-0 in the finals.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Ok this is of subject but i wanted to know if i was the only one to here the one announcer say: Rayan Malone is realy looking like Number Two (refering to crap)?
I am so impressed with tonight's game.
They really stepped up in every single one of my previously mentioned Chili's Key Ingredients for Success(TM) lol
Except stay out of the box. But, whatever.
Sid's neutral ice carries were just poetry in motion. He powered through the D and proved why he's the best in the world. Twice.
People were in front of the net, not just behind and to the side of.
Better pass protection.
I'm impressed. I don't know what it is about the comfort level at the Mellon (surely not the less-than-perfect ice conditions), but whatever it is, this definitely isn't over.
WE MUST PROTECT OUR HOUSE!
Pens in 6.
I think it was Colby's good vibes that helped them tonight. Good thing he'll be in town on Saturday.
@ Lisa - After the second goal I told my brother, "Sid must have had his wheaties this morning". Whatever he did, it is working. Keep it up!!
Also
I wouldn't be surprised if there was lots of fireworks and shenanigans around town.
Hell, people are driving around honking and shrieking and I live in Washington County, not even in the city.
When Sid scored that first goal I was so excited, and relieved. My second though was that you were going to have something great to say at it here at The Show. Can't wait for the recap.
Sid has proved why he's the captain. And the Saint.
I can't wait to see all the cowardly anon messages saying omgpenzsucksobad omgyoucantevenscore omgcindydives
Repeat after me: best player in the world.
And, yeah, this series isn't over yet.
^^^ settle down, ruuuuuuuu!!! ;) j/k, girl!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!
And yes, Snoop, you DEFINITELY need to have another Pep Rally on Friday. Keep the positive energy flowing.
GO PENS!!!
Hey I was positive about my post.
POSITIVELY CORRECT IN EVERY WAY.
Haha.
I'm all for positive thoughts for the Pens. I think I told every naysayer at work today, "I personally guarantee a win tonight."
I want very much to be on the lawn on Saturday. VERY VERY MUCH.
PS - Keaton was the better Batman, for sure. WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I LOVED Gary and I LOVED Orpik channeling Gary.
I LOVED that Sid stepped up and showed what an amazing leader he is.
I LOVED that Geno looked like he wanted to win.
I LOVED Malone, he was all over the place.
LOVED Fleury, he kept his cool and came up big for the boys.
LOVED Hall! He worked his butt off for that goal.
Heck, even loved Therrien!
Go Pens!
Mer, there were real fireworks. Pittsburgh loooooves fireworks. They'll find any excuse to set them off (it's Tuesday WOOO let's have some fireworks!).
My roommate and I practically gave her cat a heart attack tonight with all the whooping and hollering. Even though I've made her into a Pens fan it's usually just me making all the noise - I've got 17 years of Pens love behind my goal giddiness. But the SCF has made her just as boisterous as I am and it had poor kitty running scared. He better get used to it. :P
There are some beautiful arena photos up on CBS - I linked them over in the Gameday thread on the Pensblog too - just do a page search on my name to find the comments with picture links. But there are so many great photos on CBS that it's worth scrolling through them, especially since all the Getty and AP ones are enlargeable.
I really wanted the hat trick for Siddo but as long as we win I can live without it. And I'm sure he feels the same way. And I guess there's something to be said for spreading out the scoring.
Saturday is so far away....
Michelle, I agree.
Keaton=Batman.
Not to brag but my brother had texted me right before the game "Pens score first. Who will it be?" and I texted back "Sid."
So, next time it's Geno's turn. DO ITTTTTTTT
Sid is the man
As soon as the Vancouver Olympics are over, I'm moving to Pittsburgh.
You get fireworks for winning a hockey game. Okay yeah it IS the Stanley Cup final and all but COME ON! THAT'S AWESOME!!!
(The only reason I won't move sooner is this: how many times in your life do ALL the best hockey players in the WORLD come to the city you live in for TWO WEEKS?)
And one more reason the boys had better take it in six? I just found I HAVE TO WORK THE NIGHT GAME 7's SLOTTED FOR...grrrr...not a happy hockey fan.
best line of the night:
Reporter - Strategically, did Pittsburgh do anything differently tonight than they did in Detroit?
Mike Babcock - Well... they won.
@ali - are you going to Game 4?
k, this is kind of off topic from tonights game. but does anyone notice the COLOR CHANGE in sid's eyes?!!?? they're sometimes green.. and sometimes brown.. hmmmm just a thought; does anybody know?
WOOO!! *dances*
That was great!
And I'm all for another pep rally! :D
Lets go Pens!!
WOO HOO... theres our pens!
k TSCSers, last call - if anyone's going to Game 4, PLEASE let me know (and email me your address) by 8:45 a.m. EASTERN TIME tomorrow morning.
Here's the deal: I made this (fairly cool) blanket inspired by the 1992 Patrick Division Champs Poster that was posted in someone or other's office (the one that read: Do It Again Pens!)
If anyone's up for it, I'd love to get to Gate 3 or into Mellon Arena, because it'll do more good there than at my place where I'm the only one who can appreciate it.
It will cost you nothing, requires very little effort, and I would love you FOREVER!!!
I just kind of want it to be there, since I can't be.
"You know he put that in!"
Hot.
Good lord. The look in Crosby's eyes in some of those pictures is the look of a man possessed. O_o
(Not that this is a bad thing.)
@mer : I'd love to go sit out in the lawn on Saturday...but we'll see. I don't live THAT close to Pittsburgh, but I'm working on it...haha. I guess I have two more days to do some convincing...but I can't guarantee anything. Sorry.
Pens played good last night. I love Letang, but Sydor played great last night!! I'm all up for a Pep Rally Friday! :)
Go Pens!
***Oh, I just thought of something else. When I was in Pittsburgh for game 1 of the second round (Rangers...) There were fireworks after the game. haha. (They might have been for the Pirates game, which Philly won, but...) You could still see them over at the Mellon and everyone was going crazy!
@ali - I realized something in my sleep last night: I started working on this blanket the day of Game 1 of the Conference Final and since then, the only times the Pens have lost are days when I haven't worked on it before the game.
I'm not as bad a Sid, but I'm a bit superstitious so I'm going to hang onto it and keep working on it until we get 3 more wins :)
Wow! What a freakin' game! Sid was a man possessed last night. Hell hath no Fleury (umm fury) like a team scorned! Yes Snoop, we need another Pep Rally on Saturday!
I've become way superstitious (or I'm just a complete loser). I'm going to eat my Chinese food for dinner, make popcorn before the game and sit in the same spot on my couch. When I don't do this, the Pens lose (I was in Harrisburg for Games 1 and 2). I also didn't do this for the two games we lost to NY and Philly. So, does anyone else have any pre-game rituals or am I just the only crazy person here?
@melissa -- I think the Detroit fans at the Wings home games showed a LOT more class than the folks in Philly! Y'all were cheering hard for YOUR team and not trash talking the other. And no vulgar, sexist signs in sight. I was going to say that after game two, but that thread got a little weird ;) Glad you could still enjoy the game. A sport played at its highest level is a beautiful thing, and both teams were doing that last night.
@ everyone: WOW. I was hoping Sid would be the one to break the deadlock, and I wasn't disappointed! :)
Michelle, you are so right -- KEEPING the blinking puck by PASSING it instead of chucking it away and crossing your fingers makes such a difference. As Sid himself said "we gotta keep going from tape to tape." I play D on a soccer team, so I know that emotional reaction of "OMG! get it out! Get it out!" can be hard to overcome, but handing right back to the opposition doesn't solve anything. . .and the guys did a great job helping Flower all night.
I didn't hear the "number two" comment, but I did hear one announcer say "wow, what a great playoff face!!" re: Malone. It's true: beard? check. Scabs? check. Fresh scratches? Check. Raccoon eyes from broken nose? Check! Hey, he's playing a million times better than he looks, and that's what counts :)
Snoop: I'd totally say that as a cheerleader you do an AMAZING job. It was that, and the Heavy Eric song that brought our Pens back!!! We should totally do a TSCS Pep Rally again Friday. I'd be game, after the way it worked wonders the other day... Who wouldn't be?
Snoop: I'd totally say that as a cheerleader you do an AMAZING job. It was that, and the Heavy Eric song that brought our Pens back!!! We should totally do a TSCS Pep Rally again Friday. I'd be game, after the way it worked wonders the other day... Who wouldn't be?
Sorry, don't know why my comment posted twice... oops!
We Won!! Thank GOD we won. Wow. WE WONNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!
=) I am pumped. And I hope they are can keep this up.
Sidney for a hat trick for Game 4? I THINK YES!
Wow, I think this was exactly the refreshment and reassurance that all of us needed, and what a game it was! The crowd was insane beyond compare (you could hardly hear any of the announcers, not saying that's a bad thing) CANNOT wait for Saturday's game. Sid was on fire last night, and I have a feeling Geno is going to come back and do something big in game 4.
Jodie your quote: "YOU KNOW HE PUT THAT IN!!!!!" <--- priceless but true.
GO PENS!!!!
to answer your question about a pep rally...
DO IT!
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