Let Down Game

On 2007-12-04, IommiRULES wrote:
> After the first goal when Dubinsky had 2 defensive zone turnovers within
> seconds of each other you knew it was going to be a long game. Then the old
> killer right-at-the-end-of-a-period goal. They played better in the 2nd but
> still ho-hum. I fell asleep in the 3rd didn't even see the other 2 goals.

I thought you were a REAL Rangers Fan. How could you possibly sleep
through such exciting Rangers Hockey?

The last two goals were absolute travesties, but they were pretty much
in garbage time. The third was particularly atrocious, as Jagr decided
skating slowly to the bench for a change was more important than keeping
the puck away from the player skating as hard as he could out of the
penalty box. This is right after Jagr broke Yet Another Stick trying
to take a shot. Are his sticks made of ice or something?

> If they want to go far this year they have to get that Killer instinct, and
> not be satisfied with a win vs the first place club and then go out and lay
> an egg, on home Ice no less.

I guess they have egg on their faces now.

Do you realize that this is what we Debbie Does Downers have been
telling you all season? Sure, when they show up, they look like
world-beaters, but most of their problem is that they often don't show
up, and they're simply not good enough to win solely on innate talent.

What am I thinking? Of course you don't realize it. After the next
great game they play, you'll be telling us FAKE Rangers Fans to stay off
the bandwagon, because the Rangers will make the Cup finals this year.
Then, after their stinker soon following, you'll be writing again about
killer eggs and rotten tomatoes or something.

--keith

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On Dec 4, 10:55 am, Rckwy5 wrote:
> Carolina is a 1st place club too, dumbass, one point out of the
> conference lead. The Rangers didn't lay an egg, they got beat by a
> good team. They took advantage of an Ottawa team that is in a bad way
> right now, but they got beat from start to finish by a good Carolina
> team.

The Rangers had a lot more to do with last night's game than the
Hurricanes did. If you don't think the Rangers laid an egg last
night, you must not watch them very often.
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On Dec 4, 2:09 pm, Bender wrote:
> On Dec 4, 10:55 am, Rckwy5 wrote:
>
> > Carolina is a 1st place club too, dumbass, one point out of the
> > conference lead. The Rangers didn't lay an egg, they got beat by a
> > good team. They took advantage of an Ottawa team that is in a bad way
> > right now, but they got beat from start to finish by a good Carolina
> > team.
>
> The Rangers had a lot more to do with last night's game than the
> Hurricanes did. If you don't think the Rangers laid an egg last
> night, you must not watch them very often.

I do spend most of my time posting in the Rangers news group as well
as alt.jealous.devil.fan
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On Dec 4, 2:09�pm, Bender wrote:
> On Dec 4, 10:55 am, Rckwy5 wrote:
>
> > Carolina is a 1st place club too, dumbass, one point out of the
> > conference lead. The Rangers didn't lay an egg, they got beat by a
> > good team. They took advantage of an Ottawa team that is in a bad way
> > right now, but they got beat from start to finish by a good Carolina
> > team.
>
> The Rangers had a lot more to do with last night's game than the
> Hurricanes did. �If you don't think the Rangers laid an egg last
> night, you must not watch them very often.

When you go into an opposing team's building, shut them out, have real
good PK, pressure forecheck real well and take advantage of the other
teams lazy mistakes that's called playing a real good road game which
Carolina did. If it makes you feel better that anytime the Rangers
lose, it's their own fault and not the other teams good play, then
good luck with that.

Wins and losses are decieded by who makes the least amount of mistakes
in any sport. A sign of a good team is taking advantage of each
mistake and making the other team pay. The 'Canes did just that.
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On Dec 4, 12:34 pm, Rckwy5 wrote:
> When you go into an opposing team's building, shut them out, have real
> good PK, pressure forecheck real well and take advantage of the other
> teams lazy mistakes that's called playing a real good road game which
> Carolina did. If it makes you feel better that anytime the Rangers
> lose, it's their own fault and not the other teams good play, then
> good luck with that.

Dallas came in and played a great road game and beat a very good
Rangers team. Carolina came in and played a great road game and got a
hug and wave good night from an absolutely terrible Rangers team.

If it makes you feel better that anytime the Rangers win, it's the
other teams fault and not the Rangers good play, then good luck with
hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
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On Dec 4, 2:48�pm, Bender wrote:
> On Dec 4, 12:34 pm, Rckwy5 wrote:
>
> > When you go into an opposing team's building, shut them out, have real
> > good PK, pressure forecheck real well and take advantage of the other
> > teams lazy mistakes that's called playing a real good road game which
> > Carolina did. If it makes you feel better that anytime the Rangers
> > lose, it's their own fault and not the other teams good play, then
> > good luck with that.
>
> Dallas came in and played a great road game and beat a very good
> Rangers team.

Again, the Rangers lost to a 1st place team.

>Carolina came in and played a great road game and got a
> hug and wave good night from an absolutely terrible Rangers team.

Again, the Rangers lost to a 1st place team.

Seems you are confusing losing to Dallas and Carolina the same as
losing to Washington and the Kings, which in that case, they would lay
an egg since those teams are not as good. The Rangers lost to two 1st
place teams that outplayed them and took advantage of mistakes.

> If it makes you feel better that anytime the Rangers win, it's the
> other teams fault and not the Rangers good play, then good luck with
> hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Not your most creative work.
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On Dec 4, 12:57 pm, Keith Keller <kkeller-use....TakeThisOut@wombat.san-
francisco.ca.us> wrote:
> The Rangers weren't all that good against Dallas, but they were 27
> points in 28 games worse against Carolina.

I didn't agree too much with that assessment of the Dallas game that
you posted a while ago. Granted there were a few defensive lapses,
but I don't think it gave the Rangers enough credit for how well they
played. Smith just happened to be fantastic that game.

> Is that the sound of the Internet running out of disk space again?

That's the sound of a completely vapid point. That's the sound of a
political argument that begins "I know you want children to die,
but...."
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On 2007-12-04, Bender wrote:
>
> Dallas came in and played a great road game and beat a very good
> Rangers team. Carolina came in and played a great road game and got a
> hug and wave good night from an absolutely terrible Rangers team.

The Rangers weren't all that good against Dallas, but they were 27
points in 28 games worse against Carolina.

> If it makes you feel better that anytime the Rangers win, it's the
> other teams fault and not the Rangers good play, then good luck with
> hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Is that the sound of the Internet running out of disk space again?

--keith


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On 2007-12-04, Bender wrote:
> On Dec 4, 12:57 pm, Keith Keller <kkeller-use....TakeThisOut@wombat.san-
> francisco.ca.us> wrote:
>> The Rangers weren't all that good against Dallas, but they were 27
>> points in 28 games worse against Carolina.
>
> I didn't agree too much with that assessment of the Dallas game that
> you posted a while ago. Granted there were a few defensive lapses,
> but I don't think it gave the Rangers enough credit for how well they
> played. Smith just happened to be fantastic that game.

But, IommiSaidNobodyReadIt, so how is it that you read it? You are such
a FAKE Rangers Fan.

Obviously, on my dishwasher's salary, I can't afford Center Ice, but
from the replay it looked to me like Smith wasn't really that sorely
tested. That's not to say they were awful, but I didn't believe that
the Rangers played *well* in that game; they played well enough to keep
it close, and Dallas played just well enough to barely win. Smith *was*
good, I agree, but not to the degree that, say, JD would have agreed.

>> Is that the sound of the Internet running out of disk space again?
>
> That's the sound of a completely vapid point. That's the sound of a
> political argument that begins "I know you want children to die,
> but...."

Then shouldn't every response to the real fake Coach be "Hurrrrrrr"?

--keith

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On Dec 4, 4:25�pm, Keith Keller <kkeller-use... RemoveThis @wombat.san-
francisco.ca.us> wrote:
>
> Then shouldn't every response to the real fake Coach be "Hurrrrrrr"?
>
> --keith

So Keith, learn how to skate yet, or are you still on the 2 blade
skate and using the stick to keep balance?

BTW, i figured i'd save this for when you run your mouth. Judging by
that pic you posted of you and your kid a while back, he got the UPS
man's features. Time to have a talk with your wife.
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On Dec 4, 2:25 pm, Keith Keller <kkeller-use... RemoveThis @wombat.san-
francisco.ca.us> wrote:
> But, IommiSaidNobodyReadIt, so how is it that you read it? You are such
> a FAKE Rangers Fan.

I'll read anything about the Rangers.

> Obviously, on my dishwasher's salary, I can't afford Center Ice, but
> from the replay it looked to me like Smith wasn't really that sorely
> tested. That's not to say they were awful, but I didn't believe that
> the Rangers played *well* in that game; they played well enough to keep
> it close, and Dallas played just well enough to barely win. Smith *was*
> good, I agree, but not to the degree that, say, JD would have agreed.

We'll have to disagree then. I thought Smith was fantastic,
especially in the second when the Rangers poured it on.
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On Dec 4, 12:27 pm, Keith Keller <kkeller-use... DeleteThis @wombat.san-
francisco.ca.us> wrote:
> On 2007-12-04, FDR wrote:
>
>
>
> > Last year he broke sticks. So this year he went to a new stick...and
> > they break. We can put a man on the moon but we can't make a stick that
> > Jagr can't break. Is he like from Krypton or something?
>
> He should get his sticks from Microsoft. None of their products ever
> break.
>
>

Isn't that because Microsoft products are already broken when you buy
them?

Signed,
R.J.
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Keith Keller wrote:
> On 2007-12-04, IommiRULES wrote:
>> After the first goal when Dubinsky had 2 defensive zone turnovers within
>> seconds of each other you knew it was going to be a long game. Then the old
>> killer right-at-the-end-of-a-period goal. They played better in the 2nd but
>> still ho-hum. I fell asleep in the 3rd didn't even see the other 2 goals.
>
> I thought you were a REAL Rangers Fan. How could you possibly sleep
> through such exciting Rangers Hockey?
>
> The last two goals were absolute travesties, but they were pretty much
> in garbage time. The third was particularly atrocious, as Jagr decided
> skating slowly to the bench for a change was more important than keeping
> the puck away from the player skating as hard as he could out of the
> penalty box. This is right after Jagr broke Yet Another Stick trying
> to take a shot. Are his sticks made of ice or something?

Last year he broke sticks. So this year he went to a new stick...and
they break. We can put a man on the moon but we can't make a stick that
Jagr can't break. Is he like from Krypton or something?


>
>> If they want to go far this year they have to get that Killer instinct, and
>> not be satisfied with a win vs the first place club and then go out and lay
>> an egg, on home Ice no less.
>
> I guess they have egg on their faces now.
>
> Do you realize that this is what we Debbie Does Downers have been
> telling you all season? Sure, when they show up, they look like
> world-beaters, but most of their problem is that they often don't show
> up, and they're simply not good enough to win solely on innate talent.
>
> What am I thinking? Of course you don't realize it. After the next
> great game they play, you'll be telling us FAKE Rangers Fans to stay off
> the bandwagon, because the Rangers will make the Cup finals this year.
> Then, after their stinker soon following, you'll be writing again about
> killer eggs and rotten tomatoes or something.
>
> --keith
>
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