Comments on: Blackhawks Douse Flames 7-1

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By: Souldrifter

Souldrifter — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:44:43 +0000

Yeah, I find that hard to believe, too. Sheesh.

By: Tab Bamford

Tab Bamford — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:00:53 +0000

The Hawks & BUlls are both gone for the final 2 weeks of November every year on what has been nicknamed their annual “Circus Trip” because the Barnum & Bailey’s Circus takes over the United Center every year for those two weeks.

Still… in 2009…. the circus is kicking two professional sports teams out of their arena… I don’t get it

By: Souldrifter

Souldrifter — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:15:58 +0000

Please explain to this n00b what “Circus Trip” means… why Circus?

And last night’s game… oh it was beautiful. I was hoping for a hat trick from Versteeg to add insult to injury, but even without it, it was a wonderful game.

By: Tab Bamford

Tab Bamford — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:43:31 +0000

Kipprusoff might wanna start calling tattoo parlors in Calgary to see what kinda cost is involved to get the “Property of the Indian Head” taken off his backside LOL Since the Flames ran out to their infamous 5-0 lead in Chicago, the Hawks have outscored them 13-1… in basically 5 periods. Ouch baby.

By: Daniel Hogan

Daniel Hogan — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:59:33 +0000

Calgary….

Chicago’s bitch. LOL!

That Dustin Byfuglien play was a thing of beauty. Poke-check the puck to break up the attack, breakaway, hold…..SCORE!!

Yeah, Toews also looked good. The fore-check he had when the Blackhawks were on the PK took a TON of time off the clock. I think the first half of the 3rd period Chicago played a great puck possession game in general. It kept the Flames from getting anything going (even though the game was already in the bag at that point).

As always, Duncan Keith was spectacular.