She’s a socialist.

There is ZERO reason to be outraged about this Skittles thing. Zero. Anyone that is is a buffoon.

I only got into hockey when I moved to Nashville ~3.5 years ago (grew up in Alabama, there’s zero hockey presence in most of the South) and I can say, for all the teams I root for, that loss really did hurt the hardest. I’ve gotten to see Alabama win our fair share of titles and I don’t think the loss to Clemson this…

Blah blah blah. It was a bad call, even Pens fans can admit it. Don’t be one of those guys.

My problem is that similar goals weren’t called as quickly as that one. It was weird.

I’m not saying we would’ve won in Pittsburgh (history says no) but we deserved a shot IMO. And it was waived off by some shitty refs.

I’m just saying: it was a BS whistle, given every other call in that regard this series. Should’ve been a good goal for Nashville.

My question is: Why THAT play? There was literally no other call... in the entire series AFAIK where a play was whistled dead that fast. It was very strange.

My problem is that, even if he thought Murray gloved it, no other very obvious glove save was blown dead that quickly. It was really weird.

It’s not as quick as that one was. I watched whistles for both Murray and Rinne. That one was blown really fast.

Ugh, you Pens fans are the worst. And I say that as an Alabama fan.

The problem is, assuming the rule is “when you can’t see the puck, blow the whistle” why do eight-man scrums at the goal or glove saves get longer windows before the whistle than that did?

Rogue and Syndicate were both great.

Forget Longshot mode, that shot of him playing at Texas hit me right in the NCAA Football feels.

No. Shut the fuck up.

No. This is not a thing. Stop. Fucking. Whining. Christ.

At least Brady doesn’t beat the shit out of defensemen after the play.

I’m referring to Millbury calling him a “clown” for dancing during warm-ups and then saying “he had it coming” for grabbing Crosby’s stick before his head was slammed into the ice.

Unless Millbury is talking about him.

“Rubbed?”