Yep, if you can skate off, they assume it isn’t that bad and will continue until your team gains possession.

Or maybe you do. Rule 8.1 says play shall not be stopped until the injured player’s team has secured the puck.

Great analysis. These Penguins fans complaining to the office responsible for suspensions are a far cry from those of other teams, who are typically genial and complimentary to this department.

2012 is so hard to evaluate in Fleury’s playoff career, since the entire team spent three games having a Chernobyl-level meltdown after Briere’s offside goal in Game 1. When he had the same problems against the Islanders in 2013 and eventually lost his net to Tomas Vokoun, yinzers retroactively blamed Fleury for every…

Trust me, the majority of those people probably own a number of sweaters from the 1980s onward.

Group singing is amazing, especially an anthem. Having the singer sitting in the cheap seats is next level awesomeness and lets the crowd know they’re going to get psyched. I love it.

At least long enough for the Caps to not make it past the second round.

Fleury’s got a no-movement clause that requires the Pens to protect him in the expansion draft–unless he chooses to waive it. Since Pittsburgh can’t protect both goalies, Fleury’s definitely getting trading unless he agrees to waive that NMC.

Should also be mentioned the amazing teammate Fleury has been this year and especially last season. He was the only reason the Penguins were even in the playoff hunt after the 1st half of last season, then had to watch from the sidelines as a rookie took his job due to injury and won the Cup with his team. Fleury was…

calling it now, Fleury takes them all the way

If they were smart, they’d pay it anyway. A gesture of good faith might come in handy when it’s time to negotiate a new contract. Of course, if they were smart, they wouldn’t be the Buffalo Goddamn Sabres.

Wow, that fall was Quick.

What does the gold have to do with lucky ? This man owns tanks, no luckier man exists

“You can be both good and fast?”

He might have been given a bad break, but I’m sure that today he considers himself the luckiest man in the world.

If there’s anybody known as kind and compassionate, it’s Philadelphia.

He cried when Tyson was drafted, too. Frankly, the popcorn is the only thing keeping enough salt in his body. https://ca.sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nhl-puck-daddy/nhl-draft-pick-s-sobbing-grandpa-will-melt-your-heart—video-141626468.html

Same here. Grandpa Ray built a rink for his kids all throughout the late 60s and 70s. He couldn’t do that for me, but he and my dad taught me how to skate. His only advice when I got towards Pee-Wee’s and started becoming a center? “Don’t listen to your Father, he was a winger and you’re a center because you’re…

To be fair, Matilda Rapaport’s grandpa cried when she got taken by the Avalanche too.