[Grabner]

timw33 said:

mball said:

timw33 said:

Evan Fuller SCOOOOOOOOORREEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS (a la Jeanerette)....into the yawing 6 by 4.

This guy is the complete package. Grabner is a wimp. This guy plays gritty AND scores. Unreal!

Lol, his 8th of the year, 19th point (which is only 5 pnts behind highly touted prospect Colton Gilles)

I still do not understand why Gilles is rated in the top 15, formerly in the top 10.

-13, 112PIMs, 24 points, 16 the year before......

I'd much rather have Veilleux or Sutter if available.

He's supposed to be a bigger Alex Burrows, don't expect too much from him.

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Grabner said:

mball said:

This guy is the complete package.  Grabner is a wimp.  This guy plays gritty AND scores.  Unreal!

He's supposed to be a bigger Alex Burrows, don't expect too much from him.

I was just joking lol. I think we all know Evan Fullers potential, but even so its good to see him chip in every once and a while. You never know, hard work can lead to great things.

[Toxic]

The thing about Fuller is he really will never have to worry about his offensive output, because NOBODY expects it, he's purely going to a checking line center, andpersonally i hope we can keep him, great champions are built from within, and even 4th line checkers are important, if he can maybe even be a PK specialist (considering he's so big) i really think he has a future in the NHL

[timw33]

toxic rd said:

The thing about Fuller is he really will never have to worry about his offensive output, because NOBODY expects it, he's purely going to a checking line center, andpersonally i hope we can keep him, great champions are built from within, and even 4th line checkers are important, if he can maybe even be a PK specialist (considering he's so big) i really think he has a future in the NHL

A bigger burrows would be perfect.

[Blister Soul]

timw33 said:

toxic rd said:

The thing about Fuller is he really will never have to worry about his offensive output, because NOBODY expects it, he's purely going to a checking line center, andpersonally i hope we can keep him, great champions are built from within, and even 4th line checkers are important, if he can maybe even be a PK specialist (considering he's so big) i really think he has a future in the NHL

A bigger burrows would be perfect.

Yeah. Don't know why, but I kinda hope we keep him around on the farm and as a call-up.

[Millerdraft]

timw33 said:

Thats 5 goals in 2 games since the benching.

Quick, someone give Hansen Grabner's cell #.

[WAAC]

hows Jesse Schultz doing?

[timw33]

gonucksgo0420 said:

hows Jesse Schultz doing?

He is not a prospect, I'd say its pretty safe to say that he is a career AHLer.

He is not doing terribly well. 14 goals 14 assists for 28 points in 43 games.

Last year he had 37 goals and it doesnt't look like his is progressing.

[timw33]

Millerdraft said:

timw33 said:

Thats 5 goals in 2 games since the benching.

Quick, someone give Hansen Grabner's cell #.

I think that Hansen might be injured, haven't looked into it yet.

Edit: They are saying Flu on the Moose boards.

[timw33]

Ellis 40 saves on 43 shots in a 6-3 win.

Bernier had a Goal and an Assist.

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timw33 said:

Millerdraft said:

timw33 said:

Thats 5 goals in 2 games since the benching.

Quick, someone give Hansen Grabner's cell #.

I think that Hansen might be injured, haven't looked into it yet.

Somebody on the Moose board said that he has the flu. Hopefully it's just that. I'd rather him miss a few games with the flu than have an injury or be a healthy scratch two games in a row.

[timw33]

mball said:

timw33 said:

Millerdraft said:

timw33 said:

Thats 5 goals in 2 games since the benching.

Quick, someone give Hansen Grabner's cell #.

I think that Hansen might be injured, haven't looked into it yet.

Somebody on the Moose board said that he has the flu. Hopefully it's just that. I'd rather him miss a few games with the flu than have an injury or be a healthy scratch two games in a row.

Yeah I edited that post after I went to the moose boards.

Most of the Moose posters say that he is in Arniel's doghouse too.

[Millerdraft]

timw33 said:

Millerdraft said:

timw33 said:

Thats 5 goals in 2 games since the benching.

Quick, someone give Hansen Grabner's cell #.

I think that Hansen might be injured, haven't looked into it yet.

Edit: They are saying Flu on the Moose boards.

Hmph. Unless it's the avian, that's hardly an excuse for his excessive wilt-job since the "bad cop" Arniel head game.

[timw33]

Spokane 4
Seattle 5 (OT)
2/16/2007


In the last regular season meeting between the two teams, the Spokane Chiefs, despite Michael Grabner’s hat trick, lost to the Seattle Thunderbirds 5-4 in overtime.
Grabner’s third goal in two games gave the Chiefs a 1-0 lead 3:36 into the game. Grabner scored on a power play after being run head first into the boards by Seattle’s Radek Meidl, which drew just a two minute minor penalty. Sean Zimmerman and Stephane Lenoski assisted on the goal. The hit by Meidl seemed to fire up Grabner as he converted an Adam Hobson feed for his 30th goal of the season and second of the night at 14:59 of the first. Jared Spurgeon also assisted on Grabner’s tally that gave the Chiefs a 2-0 lead after one.
Grabner would get his fifth hat trick of his career with a 5 on 3 power play at 2:36 of the second period as he put home a David Rutherford feed. Mitch Wahl picked up an assist on Grabner’s hat trick goal. Wahl would notch his second assist of the period as his feed from the point was redirected by Judd Blackwater for his 11th goal of the year. Blackwater’s power play goal was also assisted by Spurgeon, who also notched his second helper of the night. Seattle would score their first goal of the game with 2.8 seconds left in the second on a Thomas Hickey 5 on 3 power play goal.
Seattle would draw within 4-3 on two power play goals early in the third period as Hickey got his second of the game 20 seconds into the period, then Bud Holloway scored a 5 on 3 power play goal at 2:42 of the third. Prab Rai would then force overtime with just 8 seconds left in regulation. Aaron Gagnon would win the game for Seattle with a backhander at 3:09 of overtime.
The Chiefs will open a 4 game homestand Saturday night when they entertain the Kootenay Ice at 8:30pm. The game is starting late due to the Gonzaga basketball game at 3pm at the Spokane Arena.

[Messier's_nutsack]

timw33 said:

Spokane 4
Seattle 5 (OT)
2/16/2007
 

In the last regular season meeting between the two teams, the Spokane Chiefs, despite Michael Grabner’s hat trick, lost to the Seattle Thunderbirds 5-4 in overtime.  
Grabner’s third goal in two games gave the Chiefs a 1-0 lead 3:36 into the game. Grabner scored on a power play after being run head first into the boards by Seattle’s Radek Meidl, which drew just a two minute minor penalty. Sean Zimmerman and Stephane Lenoski assisted on the goal. The hit by Meidl seemed to fire up Grabner as he converted an Adam Hobson feed for his 30th goal of the season and second of the night at 14:59 of the first. Jared Spurgeon also assisted on Grabner’s tally that gave the Chiefs a 2-0 lead after one.

What a *.

[ltrain]

Messier said:

timw33 said:

Spokane 4
Seattle 5 (OT)
2/16/2007
 

In the last regular season meeting between the two teams, the Spokane Chiefs, despite Michael Grabner’s hat trick, lost to the Seattle Thunderbirds 5-4 in overtime.  
Grabner’s third goal in two games gave the Chiefs a 1-0 lead 3:36 into the game. Grabner scored on a power play after being run head first into the boards by Seattle’s Radek Meidl, which drew just a two minute minor penalty. Sean Zimmerman and Stephane Lenoski assisted on the goal. The hit by Meidl seemed to fire up Grabner as he converted an Adam Hobson feed for his 30th goal of the season and second of the night at 14:59 of the first. Jared Spurgeon also assisted on Grabner’s tally that gave the Chiefs a 2-0 lead after one.

What a *.

? how

[Grabner]

ltrain said:

Messier said:

timw33 said:

Spokane 4
Seattle 5 (OT)
2/16/2007
 

In the last regular season meeting between the two teams, the Spokane Chiefs, despite Michael Grabner’s hat trick, lost to the Seattle Thunderbirds 5-4 in overtime.  
Grabner’s third goal in two games gave the Chiefs a 1-0 lead 3:36 into the game. Grabner scored on a power play after being run head first into the boards by Seattle’s Radek Meidl, which drew just a two minute minor penalty. Sean Zimmerman and Stephane Lenoski assisted on the goal. The hit by Meidl seemed to fire up Grabner as he converted an Adam Hobson feed for his 30th goal of the season and second of the night at 14:59 of the first. Jared Spurgeon also assisted on Grabner’s tally that gave the Chiefs a 2-0 lead after one.

What a *.

? how

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[ltrain]

Grabner said:

ltrain said:

Messier said:

timw33 said:

Spokane 4
Seattle 5 (OT)
2/16/2007
 

In the last regular season meeting between the two teams, the Spokane Chiefs, despite Michael Grabner’s hat trick, lost to the Seattle Thunderbirds 5-4 in overtime.  
Grabner’s third goal in two games gave the Chiefs a 1-0 lead 3:36 into the game. Grabner scored on a power play after being run head first into the boards by Seattle’s Radek Meidl, which drew just a two minute minor penalty. Sean Zimmerman and Stephane Lenoski assisted on the goal. The hit by Meidl seemed to fire up Grabner as he converted an Adam Hobson feed for his 30th goal of the season and second of the night at 14:59 of the first. Jared Spurgeon also assisted on Grabner’s tally that gave the Chiefs a 2-0 lead after one.

What a *.

? how

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:? :shock: :wink: :idea:

[itzabreeze]

Did anyone find video of Grabners goal's last night?

[Alexander Ovechkin]