[Toxic]

Canucks92 said:

toxic rd said:

Canucks92 said:

toxic rd said:

Here's some stats for you to drool on:

4-0-0 1.5 GAA, .957 Save %

Those are Schneider's playoff stats

Those stats are like an orgy in a box. Anyways, Toxic I'm just wondering is Schneider the captain of BC and whats the rule of goalie captains for other leagues, i.e. NCAA, SEL, RSL, ect.

He isnt the captain, and as i know it there isnt a captain goalie in ay of the major leagues

Well that was with Phillips-Andover, which isnt in a top-tier league, it's basically a high-school league for american-born players before they go to the NCAA

[TheKottonmouthed]

Canadian said:

2567Gino#29 said:

We need To Trade up to draft a quality RW like cherpanov, kane, gagner, or aliu

Definitely not. We need a #1 centre, preferably one that is big and mobile.

we have a #1 centre buddy Hank Sedin remember him

[Dortmund]

2567Gino#29 said:

Canadian said:

2567Gino#29 said:

We need To Trade up to draft a quality RW like cherpanov, kane, gagner, or aliu

Definitely not. We need a #1 centre, preferably one that is big and mobile.

we have a #1 centre buddy Hank Sedin remember him

Rypien is our #1 centre prospect...enough said.

[Rough Neck]

Dortmund said:

2567Gino#29 said:

Canadian said:

2567Gino#29 said:

We need To Trade up to draft a quality RW like cherpanov, kane, gagner, or aliu

Definitely not. We need a #1 centre, preferably one that is big and mobile.

we have a #1 centre buddy Hank Sedin remember him

Rypien is our #1 centre prospect...enough said.

Wow, that sucks. I think Rypien is an alright player, but 1# Prospect? No..

[Toxic]

Dortmund said:

2567Gino#29 said:

Canadian said:

2567Gino#29 said:

We need To Trade up to draft a quality RW like cherpanov, kane, gagner, or aliu

Definitely not. We need a #1 centre, preferably one that is big and mobile.

we have a #1 centre buddy Hank Sedin remember him

Rypien is our #1 centre prospect...enough said.

Well said :wink:

[luongoforvezina]

last page yeaaaaa

[itzabreeze]

So appearently Luc's team has all gold colored mo-hawk's for the playoffs...... :twisted:

[ltrain]

Quote

March 22, 2007
Russian prospects in true playoff form
The Canucks' Russian hopefuls continue to make some noise in the quarterfinals of the Russian Super League's playoffs.

After being almost a non-factor during the entire regular season, winger Evgeny Gladskikh makes his points count in the postseason.
After scoring a crucial goal in the series clincher in the opening round vs. Chehov, Gladskikh assisted on Igor Korolev's game winning tally with 46 seconds left in the third period to help Magnitogorsk take a commanding 2-0 series lead over Novosibirsk with a 2-1 win in Game 2.

As it already was the case in Game 1 on Tuesday, rearguard Kirill Koltsov again found the back of the net with a booming slapshot yesterday evening in the second game of Omsk's series vs. Yaroslavl. Koltsov's shot bounced so quickly out of the net that the ref needed video replay to confirm it.
However, this time the goal was scored in a losing cause, as the visitors built up a 3-0 lead after the first period and survived a late Omsk rally to take Game 2, 4-3.

Winger Sergei Shirokov rifled a shot in from between the face-off circles for the insurance goal with 3:08 left in CSKA's 3-1 win at Ufa.
Shirokov currently averages a point per game in the postseason with two goals and three assists in five games.

[Lost Canuck]

ltrain said:

Quote

March 22, 2007
Russian prospects in true playoff form
The Canucks' Russian hopefuls continue to make some noise in the quarterfinals of the Russian Super League's playoffs.

After being almost a non-factor during the entire regular season, winger Evgeny Gladskikh makes his points count in the postseason.
After scoring a crucial goal in the series clincher in the opening round vs. Chehov, Gladskikh assisted on Igor Korolev's game winning tally with 46 seconds left in the third period to help Magnitogorsk take a commanding 2-0 series lead over Novosibirsk with a 2-1 win in Game 2.

As it already was the case in Game 1 on Tuesday, rearguard Kirill Koltsov again found the back of the net with a booming slapshot yesterday evening in the second game of Omsk's series vs. Yaroslavl. Koltsov's shot bounced so quickly out of the net that the ref needed video replay to confirm it.
However, this time the goal was scored in a losing cause, as the visitors built up a 3-0 lead after the first period and survived a late Omsk rally to take Game 2, 4-3.

Winger Sergei Shirokov rifled a shot in from between the face-off circles for the insurance goal with 3:08 left in CSKA's 3-1 win at Ufa.
Shirokov currently averages a point per game in the postseason with two goals and three assists in five games.

8)

[timw33]

2567Gino#29 said:

Canadian said:

2567Gino#29 said:

We need To Trade up to draft a quality RW like cherpanov, kane, gagner, or aliu

Definitely not. We need a #1 centre, preferably one that is big and mobile.

we have a #1 centre buddy Hank Sedin remember him

And after that?

And I would not touch Aliu with a 50ft pole, he left his team prematurely and apperently has attitude problems.

[itzabreeze]

timw33 said:

2567Gino#29 said:

Canadian said:

2567Gino#29 said:

We need To Trade up to draft a quality RW like cherpanov, kane, gagner, or aliu

Definitely not. We need a #1 centre, preferably one that is big and mobile.

we have a #1 centre buddy Hank Sedin remember him

And after that?

And I would not touch Aliu with a 50ft pole, he left his team prematurely and apperently has attitude problems.

He walked off on his team?

[Winger]

itzabreeze said:

So appearently Luc's team has all gold colored mo-hawk's for the playoffs...... :twisted:

like emery last year here in ottawa he died his hair blonde and ate cockroaches(for $500)

[Toxic]

itzabreeze said:

timw33 said:

2567Gino#29 said:

Canadian said:

2567Gino#29 said:

We need To Trade up to draft a quality RW like cherpanov, kane, gagner, or aliu

Definitely not. We need a #1 centre, preferably one that is big and mobile.

we have a #1 centre buddy Hank Sedin remember him

And after that?

And I would not touch Aliu with a 50ft pole, he left his team prematurely and apperently has attitude problems.

He walked off on his team?

Wikipedia 4 life:

Due to reported attitude problems, the Wolves suspended Aliu indefinitely with several games still remaining in the 2006-07 season. According to a report in the Sudbury Star March 20th, after speaking to his agent the coach agreed for Akim Aliu to join the team in practice with the understanding that he would be a good "teammate". Aliu is expected to be a top NHL prospect for the 2007 draft. It is still not known if he will play during the playoffs

[itzabreeze]

From Moose Website:

http://www.moosehock...7/20070323a.php

Newest Moose Raymond might find the twine

He's arrived as a late-season addition on an amateur contract and could end up being just a footnote to this Moose team but his skill set suggests Mason Raymond may make a little noise before the Moose season is done.

The 21-year-old Raymond scored 25 goals and 49 assists in 79 NCAA games with the University of Minnesota-Duluth before joining the Moose last week. Those are big numbers in U.S. college hockey.

The first thing an observer notices is the lanky Albertan's speed. Shortly after it's his joyful smile and big personality. The saying, 'I'm just glad to be here,' should be tattooed to Raymond's forehead. Life's a beach, in quotations:

* "It's exciting to come and join a team like this. It's an honour, to tell you the truth to join a team like this. It's a great experience and I'm so happy to be here."

* "I'll take it as I can and when I can get it in, I get in. But it's great to be here with guys like (Mike Keane) Keaner and (Yannick Tremblay) Trembs that are showing me the way."

* "I hope I can help the team. When they need me I'll be ready to play. I like to use speed as one of the assets to my game. I'm fortunate to have it. This is just such a great experience."

I also found this pretty funny in the article on Reid:

"For Brandon Reid, staying positive has become a difficult chore. Reid left the Vancouver Canucks organization and spent the previous two seasons in Europe before coming back with hopes of sticking in Vancouver. Instead he's endured a frustrating season with the Moose and has been a healthy scratch five of the last eight games.

"I know what you're up to," suggested Reid, as a reporter walked his way. "I really don't think I should talk."

End of discussion.

[Squigit]

sounds like Reid isn't too happy, he'll probably leave for Europe again in the offseason.

[Toxic]

Squigit said:

sounds like Reid isn't too happy, he'll probably leave for Europe again in the offseason.

And some people STILL believe he can be an NHL'er. . .

[Squigit]

toxic rd said:

Squigit said:

sounds like Reid isn't too happy, he'll probably leave for Europe again in the offseason.

And some people STILL believe he can be an NHL'er. . .

he probably COULD be, but he'll never be able to stay in a team's top 6 regularily, and he'd be useless on the 3rd/4th line. If he was a little bit bigger he'd no doubt be great. Oh well, with guys like Raymond and Grabner we won't miss his speed at least.

[Dortmund]

Bourdon with an Assist so far, Cape up 3-1

[timw33]

Squigit said:

toxic rd said:

Squigit said:

sounds like Reid isn't too happy, he'll probably leave for Europe again in the offseason.

And some people STILL believe he can be an NHL'er. . .

he probably COULD be, but he'll never be able to stay in a team's top 6 regularily, and he'd be useless on the 3rd/4th line. If he was a little bit bigger he'd no doubt be great. Oh well, with guys like Raymond and Grabner we won't miss his speed at least.

If he was more talented and could finish he might increase his chances by about 25%.

He can't even crack an AHL roster, what makes you think he can still make the NHL?

[timw33]

Dortmund said:

Bourdon with an Assist so far, Cape up 3-1

WOOOOOOOO PLAYOFFS

He's obviosly stepping it up a notch.