Oh I basically screamed that at him all the way upstairs. Rookie move - we probably missed out on an open bar & free food!

Oh and I saw some interesting jerseys tonight including a Toskala one that a guy was wearing very proudly.
- Cush29

I saw a Komisarek

You did buy it for me
- Canada Cup

Did he "accidentally" get a size too small. It's so cute when he tries to look all innocent.

Don’t like all the positive spin the tsn panel put on this game. Leafs should’ve won. To many costly errors that led to all the goals tonight. They need to tighten that up.
- bryant

all the goals against were the result of horrible plays

Remember the deal:

You wear it whenever you clean my pool.
- Atomic Wedgie

i got him one for car wash detail lmfaooooooooo 🤣

Did he "accidentally" get a size too small. It's so cute when he tries to look all innocent.
- Aetherial

And he measured so carefully

it’s time to trade really(?) and bustmus bustin for a legit defender to play with our topi defense prospect👍

it’s probably time to trade pencil neck female dog for some more ass up front as well👍🏿

i didnt watch the game...again.
stupid OT loss, dont feel like i missed much

i didnt watch the game...again.
stupid OT loss, dont feel like i missed much
- senstroll

Havent missed much all season so far.
Decent game, kally definitely kept the leafs in the game.

Havent missed much all season so far.
Decent game, kally definitely kept the leafs in the game.
- Fakepartofme

iv watched 2.5 games so far. just bored with going through the same emotions during a season...when it doesnt mean much at all...then playoff thud

looking at the stats, they were tilted in the leafs favor overall.. so thats good?

Lots of grump in general after a loss.

They were playing their 3rd in 4 nights against a rested team who is also on a tear and sitting 1st overall in the league. For the most part they outplayed Vegas. Mental errors happen when you're tired, so it's not surprising to see a tired team make mental errors. It would be even better if we didn't see these errors so frequently when they were rested so that this was perhaps a more legitimate excuse.

That said, taking 5 of 6 from Boston, Carolina and Vegas with Kallgren in net for 2 of them, and with Kallgren sealing the Bruins game in the third to protect a 1 goal lead? I don't think anyone here would have believed it if you'd said it on Saturday morning.

There's some encouraging elements here - and among those is that the team is winning without Matthews or Rielly playing their 'A' games yet. Supporting guys like Kerfoot, Bunting, Jarnkrok and particularly Engvall haven't really hit their stride yet either.

I guess that key question is: do they have that ability to get it in gear and deliver consistently as a team? It's sort of obvious, but they are as good as advertised if only they could stop being as lazy as they are.

Kevin Papetti
@KPapetti
Denis Malgin at 5v5 this season:

63.1 xGF% (leads team)
1.66 xGA/60 (leads team)
0 GA

I say put him in net

I say put him in net
- senstroll

Need more Jaze tock

Trade Biggio Smalls and Blo female dogette

Lots of grump in general after a loss.

They were playing their 3rd in 4 nights against a rested team who is also on a tear and sitting 1st overall in the league. For the most part they outplayed Vegas. Mental errors happen when you're tired, so it's not surprising to see a tired team make mental errors. It would be even better if we didn't see these errors so frequently when they were rested so that this was perhaps a more legitimate excuse.

That said, taking 5 of 6 from Boston, Carolina and Vegas with Kallgren in net for 2 of them, and with Kallgren sealing the Bruins game in the third to protect a 1 goal lead? I don't think anyone here would have believed it if you'd said it on Saturday morning.

There's some encouraging elements here - and among those is that the team is winning without Matthews or Rielly playing their 'A' games yet. Supporting guys like Kerfoot, Bunting, Jarnkrok and particularly Engvall haven't really hit their stride yet either.

I guess that key question is: do they have that ability to get it in gear and deliver consistently as a team? It's sort of obvious, but they are as good as advertised if only they could stop being as lazy as they are.
- Monkeypunk

Yeah, I'm not mad.

Bright spots so far:

- Lilly coming back and not missing a step, and in fact, looking better than last year already, and playing on the top line? Yup, super happy about that.

- JT looking as good or better than any season he's had here. His minutes are down, but maybe that's a good thing; gotta give the nod at least partially to the coaching staff here for ice-time management.

- we're doing ok with a 3rd string goalie. Kallgirl does not look terrible.

- we're doing ok and 16/34 have rarely been the difference makers at all this season and we know that's not going to last, they're too good.

it’s time to trade really(?) and bustmus bustin for a legit defender to play with our topi defense prospect👍

it’s probably time to trade pencil neck female dog for some more ass up front as well👍🏿
- Skalapy

Sandin leads the Leafs in hits 😆

Lots of grump in general after a loss.

They were playing their 3rd in 4 nights against a rested team who is also on a tear and sitting 1st overall in the league. For the most part they outplayed Vegas. Mental errors happen when you're tired, so it's not surprising to see a tired team make mental errors. It would be even better if we didn't see these errors so frequently when they were rested so that this was perhaps a more legitimate excuse.

That said, taking 5 of 6 from Boston, Carolina and Vegas with Kallgren in net for 2 of them, and with Kallgren sealing the Bruins game in the third to protect a 1 goal lead? I don't think anyone here would have believed it if you'd said it on Saturday morning.

There's some encouraging elements here - and among those is that the team is winning without Matthews or Rielly playing their 'A' games yet. Supporting guys like Kerfoot, Bunting, Jarnkrok and particularly Engvall haven't really hit their stride yet either.

I guess that key question is: do they have that ability to get it in gear and deliver consistently as a team? It's sort of obvious, but they are as good as advertised if only they could stop being as lazy as they are.
- Monkeypunk

I thought they completely outplayed, out-skated Boston. It was a very strong performance from top to bottom. Tiredness seemed like an issue against Carolina but they played a disciplined game without many mistakes. It’s hard to say tiredness was a factor last night, especially after 45 seconds. Kallgren seems to give up a softie every once in a while and then play really well. He seems to lose concentration a bit.

iv watched 2.5 games so far. just bored with going through the same emotions during a season...when it doesnt mean much at all...then playoff thud

looking at the stats, they were tilted in the leafs favor overall.. so thats good?
- senstroll

The Leafs were the better team and owned most of the play. Vegas' goals were off of horrendous mistakes.

Lots of grump in general after a loss.

They were playing their 3rd in 4 nights against a rested team who is also on a tear and sitting 1st overall in the league. For the most part they outplayed Vegas. Mental errors happen when you're tired, so it's not surprising to see a tired team make mental errors. It would be even better if we didn't see these errors so frequently when they were rested so that this was perhaps a more legitimate excuse.

That said, taking 5 of 6 from Boston, Carolina and Vegas with Kallgren in net for 2 of them, and with Kallgren sealing the Bruins game in the third to protect a 1 goal lead? I don't think anyone here would have believed it if you'd said it on Saturday morning.

There's some encouraging elements here - and among those is that the team is winning without Matthews or Rielly playing their 'A' games yet. Supporting guys like Kerfoot, Bunting, Jarnkrok and particularly Engvall haven't really hit their stride yet either.

I guess that key question is: do they have that ability to get it in gear and deliver consistently as a team? It's sort of obvious, but they are as good as advertised if only they could stop being as lazy as they are.
- Monkeypunk

I said that to my wife after the game... this 3-games in 4 nights was incredibly difficult, especially with the away, afternoon, game sandwiched in there.

They did outplay Vegas over all. Couldn't really ask for more.

The Sens will retire Chris Neil's number?

Really?

So I have been trying to appreciate "Animals". It is actually pretty good, took me a couple listens.

Also, I am finding The Division Bell was a pretty under-rated album.

The Sens will retire Chris Neil's number?

Really?
- Scabeh

good lord. Should the Leafs retire Domi's number.

Did I hear that the Leafs have officially retired the numbers that they had honoured before?

good lord.mShould the Leafs retire Domi's number.

Did I hear that the Leafs have officially retired the numbers that they had honoured before?
- Aetherial

Habs: We are not sure we're gonna retire our franchise player of the last 15 years because he hasn't won a cup.

Sens: We're gonna retire that bottom 6 forward's number because he played for us a long time.

I saw a Komisarek
- Aetherial

I was at the game last night and there was a dude in front of me that was wearing a Kyle Wellwood jersey.

I was at the game last night and there was a dude in front of me that was wearing a Kyle Wellwood jersey.
- mjones242

I own a JVR winter classic (gift)
Kessel (gift)
And…..3 with no name

Next up
NIEMELA 👍

Habs: We are not sure we're gonna retire our franchise player of the last 15 years because he hasn't won a cup.

Sens: We're gonna retire that bottom 6 forward's number because he played for us a long time.
- Scabeh

Pierre Dorion: you want number 25?

Every single other player: ummm… no no no… it’s all good… maybe it deserves to be retired… yes! That’s it! It needs to be retired!

The Sens will retire Chris Neil's number?

Really?
- Scabeh

I thought the same thing.