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NHL PLayoffs 13' - 14'


TomWehler

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Moulson has been playing hurt. I wonder if that was the puck he blocked several games back. He was clearly struggling in this series but I agree I would like him back in there if healthy because he has some scoring ability and much faster than heatley.

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Would like to see Ballard come back - he was playing real well the last couple games. That a cheap shot laying him out on the boards with a dangerous checking from behind hit, those are scary.

Gonna be interesting to see how this all plays out, lucky enough to do it 2 series in a row?

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Suter kind of took a beating on kfan today. Anyone got stats on how many minutes he's logging during the playoffs? Haven't really paid attention but if he's out there as much as the regular season, he's either gassed or coasting too much.

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He looked flat out lazy on that one goal where he batted down the puck and kind of bumped into the guy who scored. When I saw it I thought what the heck is he doing, then I heard the same stuff on kfan with many folks talking about the same play.

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Rumor is that he and Pommer are playing hurt.

We stopped hitting last night. We started giving the puck away even with no pressure. We gave the Hawks too much space. This all lead to the loss. Really, it could have been worse. That was not a good game by the Wild.

Hopefully the spark of the X brings them back to life and we get a shot at this series in Chicago on Thursday.

What is funny is how Yeo went from being a strategic genius to a complete fool with one loss. Some hockey forums are going nuts over him putting out basically the third line for the final minute. He pulled the goalie with 2min left. The top guys were out for a whole minute without real zone control so they ended up skating quite a bit. They were tired, Yeo needed fresh legs, so he put the freshest guys out there. It was a risk. It didn't pan out. If it did we'd all be back in Yeo-The-Genius mode. That wasn't what lost the game. The play after the first period did.

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Had my own game on Sunday. Watched the first and thought things were going well for the Wild. Come out of the locker room just in time to see the Hawks second goal, what a bummer.

Hoping to see a game 7. Will be interesting tonight but I wouldn't be surprised if both Pommer and Suter are playing hurt. But it is the playoffs.

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Heck of a second period, very good period to take into summer. Some entertaining hockey and it has been awhile since you could listen to a MN hockey game while fishing on some ice free water...

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Wow do I hate to lose like that!!! A bounce off of 4 legs and into the net has more justice than that. I had a feeling it was over when I saw the puck jump out in front of the net. Time for the off season thread.

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