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dxdude2004 · 09-20-2011, 04:17 PM

MAN! What a game... and it's a pain for me because we lost the Stanley Cup.... in OVERTIME, off a ridiculous snap shot that I swear my goalie should've gotten.... But still, it was a great game to watch.

Congratulations to the New Jersey Devils, your Stanley Cup Champions of (I forget what year I'm in in my GM mode....)!!! This loss will just make me want to get back to the Stanley Cup Finals again next year, and hopefully next year we can win it all!!!

Statiscally speaking, time on attack was almost equal between the two teams. Neither team converted a PP, New Jersey had one breakaway that they were rather lucky to get. We outshot the Devils 45-30 (we had 4 PP opportunities), and we got outhit 7-6. The Devils won the game 3-2.

I'm speechless, I just watched my team lose the Stanley Cup Finals.... lol.

09-20-2011, 04:17 PM	#102
dxdude2004 Pro OVR: 10 Join Date: May 2010	Re: Rogie Vachon`s NHL12 Sliders (BaP Goalie/skater,all other modes) MAN! What a game... and it's a pain for me because we lost the Stanley Cup.... in OVERTIME, off a ridiculous snap shot that I swear my goalie should've gotten.... But still, it was a great game to watch. Congratulations to the New Jersey Devils, your Stanley Cup Champions of (I forget what year I'm in in my GM mode....)!!! This loss will just make me want to get back to the Stanley Cup Finals again next year, and hopefully next year we can win it all!!! Statiscally speaking, time on attack was almost equal between the two teams. Neither team converted a PP, New Jersey had one breakaway that they were rather lucky to get. We outshot the Devils 45-30 (we had 4 PP opportunities), and we got outhit 7-6. The Devils won the game 3-2. I'm speechless, I just watched my team lose the Stanley Cup Finals.... lol. __________________ James Naismith visited an Indiana basketball state finals game along with 15,000 screaming fans and later wrote, that while it was invented in Massachusetts, "basketball really had its origin in Indiana, which remains the center of the sport."