That's gonna leave a mark." Chris Farley said it best whenever he got hit in the face, or what have you, in the famed Tommy Boy. Man, do I feel the same. To be blatantly honest, I enjoyed the entire game up until the last four minutes when I finally realized that the chances of tying the game were grim. Other than that, the game was intense, and there was a lot of solid hockey. I know what you are going to say, {whiney voice} "Butttttttt McKeonnnnn, there weren't any goallllllllsss!" Well new era hockey fan, there are more important things that goals, and as a lover of the overall game of hockey, I don't need goals to enjoy a well played hockey game. I am also a goalie (as you may or may not know) and I absolutely hate 6-5 games.
At any rate, I am quite depressed that the Bruins could not put the puck in the net. It's not like they didn't have the chances either, in fact, they had multiple chances. Unfortunately, Price was up to the task and he keeps on proving me wrong when I say he is not as good as everyone makes him out to be. The real test will be the rest of the series and/or the next round if they get there.
No diving signs did not work. Enough said.
The Bruins have their work cut out for them in Montreal on Thursday when they take on the Canadiens and the fans at the Bell Center (-er not -re).
It's not over until the fat lady sings but, she's warming her lungs up backstage. Hopefully the Bruins can buy her a nice buffet dinner to keep her at bay until game 7. Time will tell...
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