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Tim Budong 12-28-2009 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by TRD604 (Post 6745543)

bwahha
too bad sam!
LOLOLOL

Grandmaster TSE 12-28-2009 01:01 PM

fail!!!!

Gh0stRider 12-28-2009 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by darthchilli (Post 6745555)
bwahha
too bad sam!
LOLOLOL

its ok, i'll just ban you later.

spoon.ek9 12-28-2009 01:54 PM

hahahaha ownage

Tim Budong 12-28-2009 02:02 PM

*hides* ahahahhahahahahahahahahahaahhhha
Anton Rodin is a rampage at the WJHC
another swede in the nucks organization!

fliptuner 12-28-2009 02:26 PM

CAN vs. SWISS 6-0 !!!!!

7seven 12-28-2009 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by shawn79 (Post 6745303)

Edler, Samuelsson and huseilius left off wtf?


Edler > Tallinder

Edler > Oduya

Edler>Ohlund

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Originally Posted by darthchilli (Post 6745317)
for sure edler > murray

I like Edler, but I can see why Team Sweden would go with Oduya, Ohlund and Murray over Edler. Murray is an extremely hard hitting, physical, crease clearing defenseman, while Ohlund and Oduya are both very defensively responsible shut down type guys with a physical edge. Murray, Oduya and Ohlund offer something Edler does not and I'm guessing they wanted a more physical D to take on bigger teams like Team Canada.

Tallinder over Edler is debatable, but I guess they went for experience with Tallinder's track record of playing for various Swedish national teams over the years.

The Hype 12-28-2009 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by SumAznGuy (Post 6745535)
Why would you say he is a classless POS? What did he do?

2007 Stanley Cup Finals , Game 4, end of the 2nd period. Alfredsson winds up and fires the puck directly at Scott Niedermayer. His excuses for doing it were BS, and I don't buy into the whole "heat of the moment" thing either. and as a captain that's something you just don't do (to the other teams captain and our future Team Canada captain no less). I lost all respect for him after that. I'm glad Scotty got the last laugh.

d1 12-28-2009 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by fliptuner (Post 6745660)
CAN vs. SWE 6-0 !!!!!

SWE does not = Swiss

fliptuner 12-28-2009 04:10 PM

FAIL!!

My bad

Tim Budong 12-28-2009 05:21 PM

for my 6000th post...I will post my ideal team for Canada, probably will get fails left right and center for this one and its LONG

GOALIES

1.Brodeur
2. Luongo
3. Fluery

Give the ball for Marty to run with it, he's gonna have one element that other goalies might not develop on no more and thats the ability to play the puck behind the net. He will be very active at that and it will allow Canada to gun faster. I think these are locks to make the team

Defense

Pronger/Weber
Neidermyer/Boyle
Duncan Keith/Brent Seabrook

Doughty

This gives the team some the defensemen that can SHUTDOWN yet be that anchor on the PP. Keith and Seabrook are are massive shutdown pair. Doughty as the 7th man, give him some experience being around the men, but for sure, he like the rest have the ability to shut the door yet be a stud offensively. This seems to be the trend with the D as more teams reveal their olympic rosters

FORWARDS

Iginla Crosby Nash
Perry Getzlaf Stamkos
Marleau Thornton Heatley
Smyth Doan Richards

Martin St.Louis

Probably a questionable lineup. I have a big issue with Thornton, and its been showing in the month of december. I dont care how many points he puts up a night, but the fact that he doesnt move his legs is hurting hte production of heatley and Marleau, those two can be better, BUT they have awesome chemistry and deserve to be here. If Getzlaf is ok to go, than this line could be a threat. Stamkos can absolutley play the wing. and if Getzlaf isnt ready to go, Stamkos can slot to teh center and St.louis can come in.
The Richards Doan Smyth line should provide the grit and play a big shutdown game if asked to. You could also see what I have as the top line to play a more defensive role if they have to. Doan can play wing is Richards can center the line. They both work

St.Louis as the 13th forward becuz he's a SMART hockey player. I decided to leave out Jeff Carter only becuz well, scoring 46goals last year doesnt mean your a smart player. Stamkos i feel has better vision for the ice, and along with Crosby, should be the two leading Canada into the future. Vinny..thats too bad, like big Joe, the laziness in his game where he just for whatever reason decides to stop skating is a liability.

the biggest thing about this team is SIZE. All the D can play a physical game along with the forwards. The forwards, as big as some of them are, can play a very fast and finesse game when needed to.

I wonder how many of these I will get right. probably only the goalies hahaha.

shawn79 12-28-2009 06:13 PM

^ take out seabrook add in green and take out smyth from forward add in st.louis = i agree

Greenstoner 12-28-2009 06:15 PM

its 1 - 1 calgary vs edmonton...

spoon.ek9 12-28-2009 06:17 PM

i hope edmonton wins, steal 2 points from the flames for us.

Hondaracer 12-28-2009 07:06 PM

imo E. Staal is a must, players like that are the kind of players you need in a tournment like this

he's a player you look past prior performance and take regardless because you know he'll play his heart out

SumAznGuy 12-28-2009 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 6746001)
imo E. Staal is a must, players like that are the kind of players you need in a tournment like this

he's a player you look past prior performance and take regardless because you know he'll play his heart out

He scored 2 goals and 3 assist tonight. Another strong night from him.

Tim Budong 12-28-2009 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 6746001)
imo E. Staal is a must, players like that are the kind of players you need in a tournment like this

he's a player you look past prior performance and take regardless because you know he'll play his heart out

it is infact true
but its the pressure from the likes of Hockey Canada maybe
who knos
Jordan Staal is an example, he can be the other shutdown forward on a PK and still make an impact over the likes of the proven smyth/doan tandem..

how many of the "chosen" can infact play a two way game and how they accept their role on the squad will make or break a medal for team canada

the first point is based on looking at how the other squads have built their squad so far.

Greenstoner 12-28-2009 09:43 PM

the flame won..god damn it

Harvey Specter 12-28-2009 09:57 PM

http://www.stingergames.com/junk/hockey/HallSeguin2.jpg

spoon.ek9 12-28-2009 09:57 PM

:fuuuuu:

oh well

RRxtar 12-28-2009 10:23 PM

i am not a fan of Nazem Kadri.

mako 12-28-2009 11:29 PM

Ovie gonna be Caps captain now?

goo3 12-29-2009 12:35 AM

Russia's forwards look something like this:

Ovechkin - Datsyuk - Semin
Kovalchuk - Malkin - Afinogenov
Morozov - Zinoviev - Zaripov
Radulov - Fedorov - Kozlov

Anybody know anything about those KHL'ers?

iwantaskyline 12-29-2009 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by goo3 (Post 6746431)
Russia's forwards look something like this:

Ovechkin - Datsyuk - Semin
Kovalchuk - Malkin - Afinogenov
Morozov - Zinoviev - Zaripov
Radulov - Fedorov - Kozlov

Anybody know anything about those KHL'ers?

Morozov use to play for the Pens back in the Jagr days. PPG player in the NHL imo.

goo3 12-29-2009 02:53 AM

Snippet of an article that sums up Yzerman's approach.

http://www.ctvolympics.ca/hockey/new...id=wgsportsnet

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Two points the 44-year-old member of the Hockey Hall of Fame kept reiterating throughout the process bear pondering now, with the roster reveal a day away.

First, Yzerman wanted to ensure that, in whatever situation he faced in a game, head coach Mike Babcock could look down his bench and find a ready solution at hand. With Canada's depth of talent, there was no reason why Babcock shouldn't have a good, better and best option for all the challenges presented.

Secondly, Yzerman stressed how he wanted players that performed well against their elite peers.

Some in the NHL can pad their numbers against weak or tired opponents, but have level of their play drop off when playing against high-end talent. Also, there is a long-standing practice in hockey, at every level, of coaches "hiding" the deficiencies of certain players by getting them onto the ice against bottom-six forwards or the third defence pairing.

Yzerman wanted players who can up the ante when the stakes went higher, not ones who would shrink from or otherwise get overwhelmed by the challenge.

Canada will go into the 2010 Olympics as one of the favourites for the gold medal, but a half-dozen other countries have the desire (and the personnel) to win as well.

Hot goaltenders, developing chemistry or outrageous good fortune - any number of factors can go into winning a tournament that, after the preliminaries are done, segues into a one-game, winner-take-all showdown.

Yzerman has said this too, over and over: That while Canada never quite did get it together at Turin 2006, it actually played pretty well at Nagano 1998, and there lost the chance to play for the gold medal only because of an otherworldly performance from legendary Czech Republic goaltender Dominik Hasek.

In a short tournament, with no best-of-seven playoff format to provide protection from an off-night, some things are beyond your control, no matter how well you prepare.


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