Someone is dreaming...

That song stuck in your head yet??

Twinkle twinkle little star....

 

Nope, but you'll be getting used to it when the Stars win the series.

 

Here's a good read:

http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/a...46/1048/sports

 

That's extremely small time adversity. The Stars have dealt with severe adversity their entire playoff run. Underdog every series. Beat the defending champs, underdog. Beat everyone's pick to win the cup, underdog. Now the almighty red wings, underdog. That's adversity. One game doesn't do it.

 

I somehow doubt that IF the Stars pull this out of their collective rear ends, that will be the song in my head...

But, back to reality... I'm sure Tee times look good for early next week down there, right?? Are they just holding them open for Modano?

 

That wasn't the point of the article....I posted it for my fellow Wings fans because I agree with the article in that it's better to lose a game or two in this round than in the finals, hence the title "Why losing game 4 is good for the Red Wings".

 

I know, and I was pointing out that losing game 4 for the wings isn't really adversity at all.

 

it doesnt look good for the Pens This game, there still hope tho

 

There were a few really cheesy calls by the officials in the 1st period. 4 penalties!

 

It's only a 1 goal game now!

 

I know what you mean, the officiating in the NHL since the lockout is absolutely horrible...it can and has completely ruined many games due to ridiculous calls.

 

The thing I hate most is each reviewed play during games is going through NHL in Toronto.

 

It would be nice if the NHL had a rule like in the NFL where you can challenge a call. If you're wrong, maybe be assessed a 2 minute bench minor or something.

 

i agree with this Liek stated thsi going upstairs suff to some one in Cananda is crap. the officials should have the finial call

 

I like the video goal judging, because when an on ice official is unsure, 99% of the time, the video judge can make the correct call, whether that be in Toronto or not.
I think the reason they do it in Toronto is so an unbiased decision may be made, rather than usuing a video goal judge on home ice where that judge may be rooting for the home team.