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1st RD - Caps vs. Bruins

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OsnRavensallday   

OsnRavensallday
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I have really liked the way this team is starting out this series , hopefully it continues. Holtby has been lights out , I don't think I have personally seen this kid play as well as he has in the first two games. This whole team has impressed me the first two games but especially Brouwer and JOEL WARD, Ward has played better than he did all season. I got tickets to game 3 so hopefully we play with the same intensity in game 3 and 4 and make the series 3-1 heading back to beantown.LET'S GO CAPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The Rick   

The Rick
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There were just as many if not MORE on his end that didn't get called. Not to mention his goalie PUNCHING Nick in the face while he was being held.

Yeah, what a delusional POS. This kind of stuff pisses me off. Yeah, you won the cup last year, but you're not entitled to anything this year ya douche bag.

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allstar1579   

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Yeah, what a delusional POS. This kind of stuff pisses me off. Yeah, you won the cup last year, but you're not entitled to anything this year ya douche bag.

I hope they use it and go back to BOS 3-1.

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There were just as many if not MORE on his end that didn't get called. Not to mention his goalie PUNCHING Nick in the face while he was being held.

Yeah I was pretty ticked off about that one. Officiating/Disciplen has been pretty inconsistent in the playoffs, not just the Caps-Bos series either. I mean how does Shea Weber not get a game or two suspension for that punch and faceboard smash in game 1 the other night. And then you've got that mess of a series between Pit and Phi. Getting back to the Caps, I've really liked their effort so far in this series and if they can keep up they have a very good chance of moving on to round two!

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The Rick
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Bad Sasha-lazy tripping penalty

Good Sasha-nifty pp goal

LOL - Sounds about right, no?

Do you guys sense that Boston is intentionally going after Nicky's head whenever they can get away with it? Pretty bush league if you ask me.

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LOL - Sounds about right, no?

Do you guys sense that Boston is intentionally going after Nicky's head whenever they can get away with it? Pretty bush league if you ask me.

Bruins have been borderline dirty in this series so it doesn't surprise me that h

they would go after him like that.

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allstar1579   

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Bruins have been borderline dirty in this series so it doesn't surprise me that h

they would go after him like that.

Yeah I think BOS would have fit in in that PHI/PIT series.

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Yeah I think BOS would have fit in in that PHI/PIT series.

I'm proud of the guys for taking the high road so far. That just isn't our game, and it doesn't need to be... outside of defending ourselves when it becomes absolutely necessary.

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