Puck Pix : Gibby on the Leafs.

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Go Leafs Go.

Go Leafs Go.
- Atomic Wedgie

Tbay vs Flo colour's and jerseys have a Leafs vs sens look, kinda

(frank) Ottawa and their hockey team.

Leafs did much better in game 3 at controlling more of the 5v5 play and keeping the shot total even lower, especially considering they were on the road. They must continue to do that to finish this series off. But the last two games have obviously been tight contests that needed OT so nobody, especially the Leafs, should expect Ottawa to just quit. They're going out to either win or bang up the Leafs trying. It's not just about ending the series, it's about escaping without major injuries in the process.

If the Leafs can finish off the Senators tonight (it's the Leafs, so they'll probably take a night off because Leafs), it at least gives them the opportunity for Florida and Tampa Bay to beat each other up a bit more while they can rest up from some knocks they likely picked up from the very aggressive Senators.

Tbay vs Flo colour's and jerseys have a Leafs vs sens look, kinda
- systemtool

Tampa Bay is way too close to the Leafs look.

GO LEAFS !!!!

Tampa took the lead, but they looking dead lost in these series.

Tampa took the lead, but they looking dead lost in these series.
- alex.TML

Much like the Leafs, Tampa Bay plays a style that Florida seems to be able to break and counter act. I don't see either Tampa Bay or the Leafs beating Florida unless they get depleted on injuries or fatigue.

But Tampa Bay has so many strong statistical reasons and weapons that they should be able to prolong this series.

Go Leafs Go.
- Atomic Wedgie

Go, Go, Go Leafs Go!

Go, Go, Go Leafs Go!
- Dozzer

Thank you.

Tampa’s powerplay looks horrid.

Slow passes on the perimeter - no movement.

Hello! My name is Rare_Jewel! I’ve learned that if I talk the way I do I’ll get free food by hanging out with people at a bar and they’ll offer it to me to make my mouth busy and shut my ass up!

Much like the Leafs, Tampa Bay plays a style that Florida seems to be able to break and counter act. I don't see either Tampa Bay or the Leafs beating Florida unless they get depleted on injuries or fatigue.

But Tampa Bay has so many strong statistical reasons and weapons that they should be able to prolong this series.
- Rare_Jewel

It must be exhausting being wrong and / or moving goal posts as much as you do.

Being in Ottawa for game 3 was awesome.
The oxygen was just sucked out of the building.

Thank you.
- Atomic Wedgie

Actually it should be offering it to you so

Thank you.

I’ve got the phrasing saved on my phone, I liked it that much. 👍

Matthew Tkachuk is such a scumbag POS pushing Hedman after the whistle into Vasi when Vasi was already down covering the puck hoping to hurt one or both of them. Of course then (as always) he won’t answer for it just skates around pushing guys and hiding behind refs.

Much like the Leafs, Tampa Bay plays a style that Florida seems to be able to break and counter act. I don't see either Tampa Bay or the Leafs beating Florida unless they get depleted on injuries or fatigue.

But Tampa Bay has so many strong statistical reasons and weapons that they should be able to prolong this series.
- Rare_Jewel

I think you were singing Ottawa’s praises before the series started.

(frank) Ottawa and their hockey team.

Leafs did much better in game 3 at controlling more of the 5v5 play and keeping the shot total even lower, especially considering they were on the road. They must continue to do that to finish this series off. But the last two games have obviously been tight contests that needed OT so nobody, especially the Leafs, should expect Ottawa to just quit. They're going out to either win or bang up the Leafs trying. It's not just about ending the series, it's about escaping without major injuries in the process.

If the Leafs can finish off the Senators tonight (it's the Leafs, so they'll probably take a night off because Leafs), it at least gives them the opportunity for Florida and Tampa Bay to beat each other up a bit more while they can rest up from some knocks they likely picked up from the very aggressive Senators.
- Rare_Jewel

Bro you were pumping ottawa's tires like you're a paid member of Toronto hockey media since before game 1. Are you aware that Ottawa isn't in these forums needing you to pat them on the head and give them "good job, nice try" medals after every game? Oh except after game 3 where you disappeared from here after touting for days how "series is far from over". You're still hedging in the same post above because you're desire to "be smart" about hockey on a poopty hockey forum is what gets you up each morning.

Just admit you know nothing about hockey have been wrong this whole time.

Being in Ottawa for game 3 was awesome.
The oxygen was just sucked out of the building.
- .OHOH.

It must have been glorious.

I think you were singing Ottawa’s praises before the series started.
- shack67

Go back and do some homework. I wanted to play the Senators in the 1st round the entire time. I knew the Leafs history of owning the Senators is the same as the Bruins owning the Leafs.

That doesn't mean that Ottawa has been easy though because they do deserve credit for their effort. They forecheck hard, they control the play, they play tough and two games went to OT. The Leafs have done well to capitalize on their PP (which has usually failed them in the playoffs) because Ottawa's fatal flaw is they do take way too many penalties. The referees have also been calling more penalties than they usually do in the playoffs which Leafs fans always complained about against Boston.

Being in Ottawa for game 3 was awesome.
The oxygen was just sucked out of the building.
- .OHOH.

It was glorious even on TV. They had a hard and loud Go Sens Go chant that was still going when Benny scordd

Bro you were pumping ottawa's tires like you're a paid member of Toronto hockey media since before game 1. Are you aware that Ottawa isn't in these forums needing you to pat them on the head and give them "good job, nice try" medals after every game?
- Aaron_85

Wrong.

Oh except after game 3 where you disappeared from here after touting for days how "series is far from over". You're still hedging in the same post above because you're desire to "be smart" about hockey on a poopty hockey forum is what gets you up each morning.

Just admit you know nothing about hockey have been wrong this whole time.

The series not being over means the Leafs have to keep their foot on the gas. Just because they were up 2-0 doesn't mean the series was over. 2 out of the 3 games went to OT. If you've been a Leafs fan for more than 5 minutes you'd know they never make anything easy on themselves.

3-1!