I just finished dinner late and either it is the overload on the carbohydrates or it is the start of my deep depression after the Vancouver Canucks lost tonight, which is making my body feel like it is shutting down.
There is so much I want to say, so much disappointment within me, and only so much I can take, but I don't have the energy to go off on a rant.
I only know that we have a world-class goalie, who got lit up for seven goals in the deciding game of a series. Never would I have thought that Roberto Luongo would have provided an exhibit for one of the worst goalie performances in Canucks history.
I think the reason why we love the 1994 run (other than they went to game 7 of the Stanley Cup) was that that team came through time and time and time again during that run. Even that game 7 was so close and none of us felt like they gave it away in that game.
When Daniel Sedin scored tonight to go up 5-4 with seven minutes left, who EVER would have thought that Chicago would score THREE goals in by the period's end?
I hate that we have to wait all over again to go through the Stanley Cup again. I really believed in this edition this year and now so much uncertainty:
How does Luongo bounce back from this? Can he overcome it? Is this game his Stanley Cup legacy?
Ohlund played his last game.
Sundin too?
Sedins gone to Toronto with Burkie getting aggressive?
Ugh. Let's trade Bieksa folks. People like him too much (did you see his bad wring around play leading to the 4th line of Chicago scoring?)
Today, I am reminded of how much of a loser legacy the Canucks have...
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
My wife just told me a life. I think I just might.
Go Lebron James go.
Sorry Robb. I know how excited you were for this team. Does this mean the ugly facial hair is gone?
ReplyDeleteKeep the facial hair so when we make a deep run next spring you will have a half-decent beard. Don't give up...that would make you a bandwagon guy, and you know you hate the bandwagon.
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