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[PGT] Vancouver Canucks at Los Angeles Kings | Oct. 30, 2019

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7 hours ago, Laheys Liquor said:

Since the Canucks have put Quinn Hughes on the 1st powerplay unit on October 20th, we have scored 8 PP goals, most in the NHL.

 

Hughes assisted on 7 of them, leading the league in PP points since October 20th. 

 

4-0-1 in that stretch as well. 

Credit to us armchair GMs/coaches that have been asking for this as far back as preseason. LOL

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7 hours ago, stawns said:

What's that to do with left winger, presuming you were referring to political/social?

I don’t know / gun control? Ha ha yes it was that type of L winger I see the confusing now - will stay away from that in the future - might hit some buttons too..

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18 hours ago, IBatch said:

 

He fought, it was a draw - no big thing.  Geese Louis what’s happening to this league - first fight in ten games (on pace for 8 - whoopie, Gino it Brashear would have that before x-mas) and the linesman came in when the ref blew the whistle (is that a thing now?).  Who cares, hate that this sport has gone so left wing now.  He wanted to spark the team.   And maybe it did.

 

Gino Odjick

Left Wing -- shoots L
Born Sep 7 1970 -- Maniwaki, PQ
[49 yrs. ago]
Height 6.03 -- Weight 215 [191 cm/98 kg]
Drafted by Vancouver Canucks
- round 5 #86 overall 1990 NHL Entry Draft
   
Gino Odjick hockey player photo  
 
 
 
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41 minutes ago, kilgore said:

 

Gino Odjick

Left Wing -- shoots L
Born Sep 7 1970 -- Maniwaki, PQ
[49 yrs. ago]
Height 6.03 -- Weight 215 [191 cm/98 kg]
Drafted by Vancouver Canucks
- round 5 #86 overall 1990 NHL Entry Draft
   
Gino Odjick hockey player photo  
 
 
 
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He was a beauty wasn’t he?  Remember his first game, think he fought Manson (a close fight but a loss) and then Grimson (a victory) and we had ourselves a great teammate that would do anything to spark the team and watch over things.  He played with the Sandman before the NHL - those two were quite the pair and good at their jobs - things have sure changed - back then dozens of guys fought over twenty times a year, sometimes over thirty (think Gino led the league one year - so did Brashear when he first came, we had both of them for a while too - teams must of hated playing us).

 

The game is faster now, and very entertaining - but I wish the league backed off a bit and let guys go instead of stopping them right away or stepping in as soon as one good shot is landed...just let the guys go.

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17 minutes ago, IBatch said:

He was a beauty wasn’t he?  Remember his first game, think he fought Manson (a close fight but a loss) and then Grimson (a victory) and we had ourselves a great teammate that would do anything to spark the team and watch over things.  He played with the Sandman before the NHL - those two were quite the pair and good at their jobs - things have sure changed - back then dozens of guys fought over twenty times a year, sometimes over thirty (think Gino led the league one year - so did Brashear when he first came, we had both of them for a while too - teams must of hated playing us).

 

The game is faster now, and very entertaining - but I wish the league backed off a bit and let guys go instead of stopping them right away or stepping in as soon as one good shot is landed...just let the guys go.

 

Mayor of Rightville  IBatch

 

I just have a problem with that kind of staged fight, which I think makes a mockery of NHL fighting that we both support.  Its almost like Ferland heard the criticism and just made a subjective decision he was going to get a fight in that game, whether it was needed or not, to get fans off his back.  It was like a business arrangement between them. A good fight needs some kind of reason, or build up. A good game is like a story, with a narrative. The good the bad and the ugly.  Players remembering numbers, for later retribution etc. I wasn't going to comment but when I heard he got injured because of that joke of a fight too, I just had to vent.

 

BTW, do you know about our Provinces history of labour rights battles, the main reason historically we have evolved into such a polarized voting  base here.   I wouldn't call those grizzled "lefties", loggers and miners who fought for the right to unionize in the early part of the last century wimps.  The police used bayonets back then.  ;)

 

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3 hours ago, kilgore said:

 

Mayor of Rightville  IBatch

 

I just have a problem with that kind of staged fight, which I think makes a mockery of NHL fighting that we both support.  Its almost like Ferland heard the criticism and just made a subjective decision he was going to get a fight in that game, whether it was needed or not, to get fans off his back.  It was like a business arrangement between them. A good fight needs some kind of reason, or build up. A good game is like a story, with a narrative. The good the bad and the ugly.  Players remembering numbers, for later retribution etc. I wasn't going to comment but when I heard he got injured because of that joke of a fight too, I just had to vent.

 

BTW, do you know about our Provinces history of labour rights battles, the main reason historically we have evolved into such a polarized voting  base here.   I wouldn't call those grizzled "lefties", loggers and miners who fought for the right to unionize in the early part of the last century wimps.  The police used bayonets back then.  ;)

 

That’s something.  Whenever I’d get down I think about what my grandparent went through - Great Depression and then the war.   Miners and smelters and Dieppe and Italy and Germany.  Not an easy life. Things are different now thanks to that generation. 

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